Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1924, Page 13

PINCHOT FACES TEST IN VOTING TOMORROW Interest in Primary Increases Fol- lowing Governor’s Defiance of Representative Vare. ADMITS COOLIDGE IS CHOICE Election as Delegate Opposed by 12 Hoboes, Arrested for Vagrancy, By the Assoclated Press. LA GRANGE, Iil, April 21L—Twetve ragged hoboes arrested by city au- thorities as vagrants and put ta work on the streets saved the lives of six patients during a fire at the La Grange Sanitorium Saturday. The men wore being taken to work and were passing the sanatorium when fluames burst forth, Leaving their guard, the p ers.roshed Into the burning building and worked side Liquor Crowd, Is Charge. INILADELPHEA, April awal of his support from Gov 't for one of Pennsylvania's at large to the Republican | | \ational convention by Representa- | | —The | by side with hospital attendants in removing the patients. DR. FARABEE IMPROVES. WASHINGTON, Pa., April 21.—Dr. | William Curtis Farabee, the well known anthropologist, who has been Freed After Rescue of 6 in Fire Panic was Imminent when it was found that a woman patient was missing. A negro vagrant turned and dashed back into the building, down a burning corridor to her room and carried her to safety while specta- ors cheered. “You can’t keep men like that in Jall,” @ Grange chief of police said, in freeing the twelve men, each with a bonus” in his pocket. The fi hich destroyed the build- ing, ieved to have been started by the explosion of an ether vapor- 1zing machine. |MORE QUAKES REPORTED. LONDON, April 21.—FEarth tremors were again felt in the Alfreton dis- trict of Derbyshire shortly after noon WASHINGTON, FARM LANDS AUCTIONED. One Tract of Dickinson Estate in Virginia Brings $11,300. Spectal Dispateh to The Star. FREDERICKSBURG, ‘Va., April 21. —Farm and timber lands in Spot- D:;. O sylvania county belonging to the estate of the late B. C. Dickinson were sold at public auction Saturday. The sales included that of the Brick- house, or Kube tract, containing 364 acres, in Chancellor district, with a two-story brick dwelling and much valuable timber, to O, P. Wright for $11,300. MONDAY., APRIL 21, 1924. THEREIS A SENSE OF SECURITY in dealing with an established concern with which you know you can place your absolute confidence. For sixty-five years this institution has successfully served the American Housewife—not as we wished to serve, but as she wished to be served. We fully realize the confidence that iveWilllam s Vare, o Bepublican| Seire foriiboverel. doath a terd Th t £ cader of this city, and the SOVErNOF's | went™ two blood transfusions 118 | south Nocmanton and Dioxten ceper: that liquor question | week and his condition has improsed | SOuth Normanton and Pinxton experi- prompted the representative's action, | ETeatly, Mrs. Farabee announces. Dr.|énced the greatest shocks. The Temp Sl " | Farabee, who is head of the Univer- | quakes were similar to a bomb ex- have increased interest in tomorrow's | sty of 'Pennsylvania Museum, con- . ol SRR primari tracted tropical fever while heading Iosian and 5('\1.‘|‘a.l CHUINEYS Were e L ton as to the | An. 6xPlOFIRK expedition. into South | thrown down. Similar carth tremors | America a year ago and has submit- [ have shaken this district during the ted to ten blood transfusions since his | past month, but no great damage has . | return. been done. has been given and in return we pledge ourselves to continue our policy of fair, honest dealinc—without exception! support wealthy assburger, sl 3045 Roun:fi:rip from : = Washington Norristown publisher, for n delegatolat Hizxs aestnst the govs o Effest May 15t % crnor, who is one of the seven slated P oY of the Republican state .."" = s - ) ‘ Porumd, Tm Disinfects DENVI.R, Scenic Colorado and Salt . 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