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f IATH NEWS Thurwlay, April 23; 1925. NEWS OF THE WORLD IN PICTURES Page Pi tv I Freaks IiOose in Storm X i 4 T3. 33. Vri Zeppelin, It 33. eisier ship nf (ha K 34. firm dirigible li:l trip arrosa the Atlantic, broke loose (roro her mooring guu Norfolk, Kug.. during a lerrlflc gale, anil mi swept jv'.Mih Sea. 1 he accident wan alinoal Identical Ith that tl .- American dirigible nnei.aii.ioan. wnicn waa nrn irom in i ill the naval air atatlon at l.akehiirt, N J. I he I'jj, i undergoing oiiiiihItk alien. Mm. lor a year. ti. 1 11 fliiwn to India, flu- Is pictured hen- im.nre.l o turn which ue broke loose. There wele twenty men Wizard Loses Eighth Finger 0mk I ' "-at; .:.v- . ft.-- Si.. tii k Haetjer, roentologlst at Johns Hopkins i lospltal and '"!. at Baltimore. Md.. and one of the world's shier author- I X Hay, has undergone bis seventy-first operation ind ion ki. ia ihA raiiMA nf aclence. The ray ft was amputated by Dre. Follls and Darts. Left with but and nrst ringer of one nana, ana ouu um - - mot with during his experiments, ur. uaeijer, uu..m rings, is coutluulng bis wore. .. a . n ml "1 11 t iiiood to lio lnrougn Louege I - . ill m i I It . ... .... i "'",'"- "f lalim.,,,1 Ci.ll.-Ke. WKima. Kansa.. ha a Irvine, ihntr way Ihrouxh collego. Thlr b'o " : ki., - .h. ..,..ni of saving enverul ' . .... ...... ..... .. .... - , ... IUp ci"- ' II II "" ' l-i uw.l for .xpcrlm.nlul purpom. - ,j I I i u f ..r. ... ru.1,1 are l.ee Cornell. ""J ... . ' ' 'V'" . -.r.. ..... i Houghton Sails Great 'Plane Carrier Launched 1 1 X-Ray Photos Sent by Wire if'"' V. i. V r .' .;'. ;;'J 1 him Aianwin tl H.iughlon, new AMinriran An.ltSK: S'L.r to llivut llntaiii. ha ll'"l from New York 1 1, ...., r I, ! pusl fu.f.-s.r to I ri.i k It KblliigK. now Srcreurj of Weird Suicide urn . - Uraveiy III with diabetes. Koben ft I'rHsinn. iWniy-on. son ol a aealthy nianufactuier of Oak Park. Ill and a . tnl.nl In Northwestern tnlvprsity. Kvanston. 111., lied two wvikIiib ahmil his nech. poised on th 'nd of a wharf and shot him self In the Drain, bis body falling mm the waters of Lake Michigan. On bis body were found diaries and notebooks which told of his de clsion to have a few months', fling and ih.-n kill himself, raiher than fight iIih lir.'lniii: battle against the dread disease. Escapes Death JjS: is. is iv 3 'King Boris; King Boris, of Bulgaria, narrowly scaped death when the automobile In which ha and his retinue were riding waa set upon by a band of tnent believed to be Communists, who hid In ambush outside of the city of Sofia. Two of the King's attendants were killed In the gun battle, and one bullet clipped off part of the King's moustache. He jumped out of the car at the first shot and led his soldiers In repel ling the attackers, who escaped- .xra us lasrm 7 fx wmu- . af . . III iff li ' tils :4 'i Ann.. I .Imh n the I) S S Saratoga, largest and sinediest airplane rairier Hi iho w.irld. gllillng Inlo tl.e water from ilia ways at Camden, N J. sft.-r she. had been christened by Mrs Cuttls D WIMiur. wire of th.i tiei rwary ol the Navv The 3:t.0"0 ton ship, with a speed of thirty nine land uillca an hour, wl.l co.-.t $16.UUO.OOO when completer She will rarry seventy-two airplanes, which abe lauu.'hea from ber flat decks. Identifies Woman as Kidnaper ,V. it i'i. V :. A " 'z. -k w'Ssraif'' . hii-ti found of mls?tnR Ralmonde von who iiisappoarrd several days airo from Aitnottli no . .truce na Maluski. Jr.. three yearn oM iiuaHi, J i ., i ii i c ti n ii in. w mi 'iK.ujjpi.'urr'u vera I UHJS ul'o Ironi par Mis' Imi iip. in NVw Ymk Oily. Mrs Mury Jones has been poM ely Idviiit'inl by Hltle Anna Lrgi.n, ten. aft the woman she saw riding a uuicuti wiih" Ihe hoy. Mrs. Jones was held In $1U0.':U0 bail. ' Youthful Fans Hope for Babe "H"i i r j i i - U L'.tsriJ.u is J r.ww, t. ytr l MIwhXW! "ii't.iy en. in te'i ... .'p'" r. WaliKi Woods snd Harold Ueuiiis Here aro three young baseball fans and aiimrelrs of the great "Babe" Uuth. standing below the window of the room in St Vincent's Hospital. New York, where the King of Swat lay ill with lnfluenia, aggravated by Indigestion. Although Ruth Is proclaimed "out of the woods," It was problematical whether be would be able to begin the season with the New York Yankees. '4" rc'JTv-'-" . . w -i f.: v -,-..3 , t " -.,.,-?'-1 . xA'ia.v-'w-ite I 3C-Xay TELt,PHOMED. z. I The possibility of almost Instantaneous diagnosis of an injury -by specialists a great distance from the patient was demonstrated by Hie receipt at the offices of the Victor X-Ray Company, in Chicago, o' ua X-Ray photograph of a person's hand that had been sent over the tele graph wires- of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company T.im New York. The actual time of sending was about seven minutes. Big Reward for Years of Toil i - . 4-4 SF ' -''1 - -J" .. t.-. J . ( -v ' ----- .-r-.v.:. , ' ' , John A. Spencer, of Revere. Mass.. Is shown at uik n his thr D.ostat. on which he has been experimenting fer y.n's He ;ive ftill credit for his perseverance to his wire and their b:.tiy di.ugnler, kla.leleine. His device has been accepted by the Vesiln;:house Kle ir'e Tompany, which Is said already tu have paid him il.UUO.ouu In rovali.et. ' J&&& x . ; r j,fy V nVS-'-. n ill' jSZx: T13 FREDERICK A.CCOIC f SIR cTAMfCff CIVVK3 On the sixteenth anniversary of the discovery of the North l'ule by Admiral Robert K. Teary, U. S. N Dr. Ferdinand Cook, of Brooklyn, N. who had laid claims to the same feat, entered Leavenworth, Kansas, Federal Prison to serve a long term for oil frauds in Texas. As a result of the Ulster Parliamentary elections, Sir James Cra'g, the Premier of North Ireland, retains full control. Alonson B. Houghton, former U. S, Ambassador to Germany, and recently appolnied Ambassador to Great Britain, will sail shortly from New York to assume his official duties. James A. Stlllman, New York financier and former president of the National City Bank, America's greatest financial In titntlon, has reopened a court fight In Albany, N. Y In his attempt to rrtrre that Fred Eeauvala, an Indian guide, of Canada, la the father ot baby Guy Stlllman. " ' . . . .