Evening Star Newspaper, April 8, 1926, Page 3

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RECORDS OF CIVILIZED RACE OF 4,0000 YEARS 'AGO FOUND PII_UI@N”SAFE Hurri, Hitherto Unknown, Sought in Vain to Pre. vent Rise of Capitalism, Pennsylvania Scientists Declare—Record of Apestles’ Burial Discovered. Franklin Rose Forced Down in Storm After Ingenious Display of Flying. ssociated Press. z 3, ldaho, April §.—News of \g - last night of . Franklin Rose, air mail pilot, missing on his first trip. from Elko, Nev., to Bolse, ended 24 hours of anxiety here and in_other cities of the Northwest. Rose was found safe and uninjured | 65 miles south of -Jordan Valley, i Oregon, just over the Idaho line, at $:10 o'vlock last night. - He left Elko, Nev., at 2:20.Tuesday afternoonfor the first northbound trip of the new, Western alr_mail service. All trace of him was lost_after he was report- |, ed fiving over Deep Creek, Nev.. at 1:10 o'clock that afternoon. Wide Search Had Begun. Searchers in automobiles and on horseback worked out of Elko ves: terday. but returned to that town after sunset. Elaborate plans for an automobile and airplane search for Rose at daybreak today were being made here. Report of the finding of Rose was recelved by telephone here trom a ranch in Jordan Valley and revealed a story of herolsm and aviation In- zenuity. Rose said he was forced more than 75 miles off his course by terrific storm Tuesd: fternoon be neared Duck Valley, h evada-ldaho border, and landed in 4 wheat field on the slopes of Jupiter Mountain. His plane, while undem- aged, was mived in deep mud. { Obtaining a _horse from a nearby | farm, he rode 30 miles to the nearest o is safety telephone and sent word of his safety and of efforts being made to enable his plane -to take off and complete his run to Boise. He then returned to Jordan Valley. 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It is khown as the Hurrl, 'and the translation of the tablets was expected by the savants attending the meeting to add new page to anclent history. “This race,” said Dr. Spelser. “had 2 law against the direct sale of land, However, much as they tried to legis- late against the growth of a capitalistic class, the effort failed, Land own- ers adopted those whose land they wished to obtain. As a .result huge land tracts were under one family’s jurisdiction. A man had a perfect right to kill his slaves, suffering no consequences whatever.” The tablets, the translation of which has just been completed, cover a pe- riod of five generations in one family. Report of the discovery of two burial tablets, tending to bear out the traditional story of the burial of the bodies of Peter and Paul by orientals on the Appian Way, near Rome, as related in the apocryphal rites, was made by Prof. Romaine Newbold. 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The master and mis- tress of this slave, Prof. Newbold be- lieves, were- early Christians of the so-called Gnostic sect which tried to gain control of the Roman Church. Prof. Newbold said the earliest date on which the burial of Peter and Paul by orientals is recorded Is uround 258 A. D. and that the tradition has been accepted by the Roman Catholie Church. Latin inscriptions invoking the blessings of Peter and Paul by the earlier Christians of the third and fourth centuries have een found fre- quently. None of them, however, at- tests to the presence of orientals. B Forty-six of the fifty-eight bacon ing houses in Denmark are con- its Call Lincoln 10-100 WASHINEN 201 Fenton Court N.E. THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1926. WHITTEMORE TRIAL "PUT OFF TEN DAYS Chigf Counsel Is in New York Get- ting Evidence to Support Alibi. Venue Change Sought. By the Associated Press. 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