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Show M1 y' L s v T k M! rt ePtyip- 4 f 2 B ,'i -- wi ' M rmi' JUlWlwVV riTSr (TUT g -- Tg i Vf i - SECTION THE DESERET NEWS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1928 THREE .as ssacasMBttP 3 1 STILL SEEKING VICTIMS OF SUB WAY At Consecration of Bishop CAVE-I- Finding o Murdered Officers N T t ; A t - V T f Hy V vf IJ Av 0 ;f 3, if 0 r V I 1 4 &r 4 jm lf A 4 , '0 WorkerT arc combing through tHe ruin of two tKree-stor- y I ouuIshTIiecipIete ruination of tficTBouses Is evidenced buildings that crashed with a thundering roar into a New York by a glance at the picture, showing how they y,::e Ptersllv city subway excavation, seeking the bodies of other victims of t smashed to firewood. . he accident, in which it is known that two men were killed . , (IUratlonl X.wvm!) . t r L Hera are the bodies of Wallace McClure end John P, Grove, Indiana, deputy sheriff, just after they trere found mur dered. in open view of the highway, seven miles east of Danville. Ill , and near Foater. Ind. In the background are the men the and found bodies ho the police chief of Covington, three of their f ;v Ipd. The deputies disappeared nine days prior t f t bodies while taking two youths, John Burn a Faxtr, to Pendleton the Indiana reformatory at much-travel- BOMBED IN CHICACO UQUOR WAR LINDBERGH TIRED AFTER LONG TRIP. 5 H NEW RAY TUBE RIVALS RADiUM Remarkable photo taken bp Central Pres photographer of scene Inilde Bt, John a cathedral, Cleveland, Ohio, aa Monslgnor Tbomaa C. OReilly, of Cleveland, was consecrated blahop of Scranton (Pa. I. by Dennis, Cardinal Dougherty, archbiahop of Philadelphia. In the presence of a notable gathering of dignitarle and laymen of the Reman Cat hoi to church, from throughout America. Cardinal Dough erty, wearing the mitre, ts tn the central background, .while Bishop O'Reilly is seated before him. Would Shoot Mail Warfare among rival gangs. of bootleggers on Chicagos south side is the reason given by police fob tke bombing of this bouse.' Seven persons were asleep Inthjbullding when a dynamite bomb exploded, an of them narrowly escaping death. The police found 13 n cans of whiskey in the basement The owner of thy whiskey declared be kept Jt in his borne for medicinal purposes.' v Backs Up Princess Rapid Courtship Expecting to find a bewbiskered individual of dignified mien, mem "hers of a welcoming committee were at the boat to . meet pr. Byn Voshihara, - distinguished medio from the Tokyo, Japan, medical college, en arrival at Los Angeles en route to Germany for research work. Instead they met this Kip poneae flapper, who despite her appearance, is (be distinguished A plan for transporting mail , Snd express at across the Atlantic ocean, has been do- vised by Professor Leconi, of the Technological high School In Paris; It provides for special carriers shaped like torpedoes to bo driven along suspension fines by electro dynamic power that will attain 275 miles per hour. He asserts two tons of mafl can be sent every Lour in each direction super-speed- MaaMaMiiiiiiMpi umibnssweswmswemmsewowMasssma Coloti.l Ch&rto. A. Undbergh looks rather drawn in the towt photo, taken upon his arrival In fit. Louis following the completion of his S,800 m11 America. Central Main photo shows President Jnnt through Machado of Cuba pinning the Carlos Manuel de Cerpedes medal, the behest award in that tountry, on the flying heros breast during the Havana ' recepUon ',- - ? f , cathode ray tube, operating Announcement of a new super-pow500,000 volts, which will produce as many electrons per second as a ton of radium, of which there only is a pound available, baa been made by Dr. W. D. Coolidge, assistant director of the research laboratory of the General Electric laboratory, Schenectady, N. T Abdve, Dr. Coolidge, wbo developed the cathode ray tube; getting the tube ready for operation, and a piece of mineral substance lighted with-- purplish glow by the electron, traveling at 175,000 miles s second from the tube.. Of what use these high speed particle are is still a problem, but Dr. Coolidge believes they some day , probably will have therapeutic, chemical and bactericidal use. He made 'the announcement in Kcw York City in accepting the Edison fnedal for research work,. , v' c , er at WHERE NICARAGUANS AND MARINES MEET IN BATTLE 1 TT V a entUe Mom, Anastasia Tscbal toraky as tbs daughtsr of ths 1st. Aar Nicholas IL (btowtkHl Nwwm!) , a , X 11 Stanford University Inposes Honor Quarantine 7VT7; ' o i Tkest scenes from the Nicaraguan war son show, top, marines wounded In engagements with San- 100 ffiilci disUfit from jSlino's forces being rushed by a huge transport plane to a hospital to JWmlllBfltetiWaaWW t ' i euul JWtod.fitOcotri.y r Hw5, Mus Hildcgard Schwingham mer, of .Albany;, 11mm, proved her name meant something at the recent field day of the Minnesota School of Agriculture. In a nail driving contest she hammered down10juil in 44 5 seconds. 2-- T ' Mrs. Martha Rathhnrn, 75, ar rived at the Oklahoma Union 8oi diera' homc.OkUhoma city, at ; oclock one morning at noon she eloped with Taylor Bigra. 7, also an inmate.- - They docked to be married e in Guthrie, Okhb, but Discovery of an increasing number of infantile paralysis esses at Stanford University, California, led too far and thought-thtrip chons' Oklahoma "city''asthcir Bay Lyman Wilbur, its president, to impose an honor quarantine among students. All athletic and eocial events were cancelled or postponed and the student body was asked to do its eating and drinking bridal city, Both had been mar-from paper plates and cups. Abqve, a view of tbs university from a nearby hill, with inset, Dr, Wilbur; riod twfc before i V V V. |