Evening Star Newspaper, April 23, 1926, Page 15

EDWARD L. DOHENY LINES UPWITiG.0P. Quits Dc'nocracy He Says, for Party Responsible for Country’s Prosperity. . By the Ass. i LOS aMliations o Political | ¢ ¢, who THE EVENING ST Wheelbarrow Pusher Nears Journey’s End I WHEEL BARROWIST STOPS IN CAPITAL “Happy” Jack Caves on Way to Home in Boston After 100,- 000-Mile Tour. “Happy” Jack Caves of Boston says he would rather push a wheel barrow than eat. pushed one 99 questioned), he able profictency in th Jack turned off hi when he landed in th tourist camp yesterd: culated that he ) his trusty barrow WASHINGTON, ‘D. ¢, FRIDAY er- | test i | derived exclusively from his travel as to why any one would want to push a wheelbarrow 99,986 miles. Jack himselt s authority for the assertion that when he winds up in Boston, where the pushing began, in about two months' time, there will be await- ing him, as a prize for his exploit, several thousand dollars. Sixteen stalwart wheelbarrow push- ers started out as competitors with Jack, but all have dropped by the way. As to whether they shared the fate of the dogs Jack wasn't entirely clear. When he leaves here Jack is going to push on to Annapolls and then head north toward his wife and five chil- dren. Jack avers fervently that he has ad- hered strictly to the letter of the con- accepting nothing gratis but water. Means of buying his solid re- freshment, he further avers, have been lectures on the trip. report off with ene more statistical vement--he hus given 321 lec He topped his XPRIT. 23, 1926, SCHOOL EXPLOSION DEATHS REACH FOUR Three Boys Injured in Blast When Match Ignites Escaping Gas, Die of Burns. By the Associated Press. SHAWNEE, Okla.,, April 23.—The fatalities in the gas explosion Wednes- day at the Renedict district school were brought to four yesterday with the deaths of Raymond Hale, 9: Ray- mond Hollingshead, 6, and Benny Cravitt. 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