REPUBLICANS ELECT Gets Threat WED RADICALS Scenes as Police and Communists Battled RAIN THREATENS Kidnaping RUMBLE AT NORFOLK CHANT AFTER RIOI D.C. EASTER PARADE Oboose M Delegates to Pistriot and State Conventions I This Week. Police Rout Qroup Demon- President and Mrs. Hoover to in Mingle With Thousands By the Associated Press. strating Against Japan NORFOLK. Va„ March 3C—Norfolk Republicans in mass meeting this aft- Front of Embassy. m Observartce. ernoon elected Oerould M. Rumble So succeed Rear Admiral H. O. Stlckney, U. 8. N retired, as chairman of the elected (Continued From First _(Continued From First City Republican Committee; Page.)_ Page.)_ members of that committee and 94 the delegates to the district and State con- They saw Patrolman H. L. Morton of North and West, who annually make ventions next week: indorsed Represent- the third precinct on the ground, excursions to the National Capi- j tal. ative Menalcus Lankford for re-election bleeding from a wound above the right I This year, despite the depression, has and praised the Hoover administration He was rescued. proved no exception and the influx eye. —all In a session of three at has proceeded about as usual, com- quarters The thud of clubs continued. Joan i an hour. threw herself into the thick of the mencing Friday and continuing fight,! Only one resolution—that while and Elva through last night. lndonta^ Mary. Dorothy sought Mr. Lankford and the Hoover adminis- shelter outside of the mob. The Easter pilgrims came principally milling tration—was offered by the Resolutions were arrested. Joan clawed at by train, but many traveled in specially They Committee No mention was made of John T. He I chartered busses and still others by Sergt, Langley’s eyes. the aspirations of L. back and she automobile. last night they had Joseph Crupper, stepped charged again, j By collector of customs, to succeed C. To ward her off, he loosened his grip I filled the downtown hotels and over- Bascom Slain p as Republican national on his club. A comrade snatched the flowed to the hostelries farther uptown, committeeman from Virginia. baton and a effort was made and to the and rooming desperate boarding The first district convention, to recover it. Joan went down houses and the tourist camps. meeting by police In Newport News today, Indorsed Mr. among trampling and shuffling feet from Most of them are here for compara- Crupper for this post, and It was ex- a blow on the Another of the radi- brief not more jaw. tively periods, probably pected that the Norfolk city cals fell over her body. Langley re- than a week in any case. organiza- tion might express its ceived a blow in the mouth that caused Special details of police have been preference. FYiends of Mr. Crupper were prepared his knees to sag, but he held on. officials to prevent traffic provided by to espouse his cause in the event Out of the fighting mob broke one jams and direct the strangers about his name was mentioned, but the mat- comrade on the run. “Get that the effort is being made man," city. Special ter was not considered. The district shouted Gen. who had to of traffic ap- Glassford, joined prevent confusion convention here March 30 Is in the A motor officer the two sunrise services. expected fighting. cycle proaching to Indorse him, in to responded, throwing his machine into preference Henry to Services. W. Anderson of Richmond, the full speed. He rode the man Others Attend only fleeing other aspirant for down, witnesses said, the front wheel of Besides the President and Mrs. SLemp's place. the vehicle sending the man sprawling. Hoover, dignitaries invited to the Ar- The rider also somersaulted over the lington service include Vice President THIRD WASHINGTON handlebars from the impact. Neither Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Gann, mem- the policeman nor the radical was in- bers of the cabinet, members of the Su- Senate jured. preme Court, members of the Mrs. Richard Porter Davidson and her daughter, Daisy Hanna. FAMILY THREATENED the Reinforcements Are Rushed. and House of Representatives and entire corps. All officials of From all directions came the wailing diplomatic BY EXTORTIONIST the allied Masonic bodies of the Dis- Of police sirens as patrol wagons, small trict are to be present. CELEBRATION and large cruising machines rushed to expected THOUSANDS JOIN James Shera Montgomery, (Continued From First Page.) the scene. Those of the comrades who Rev. Dr. of the House, will open the « were able fled, leaving behind the 21 chaplain Rev. Dr. Z. Barney Phillips, OF EASTER DAY IN terday the letters received whom were the sendee. JERUSALEM comparing police charged ring- will lead in a leaders. chaplain of the Senate, by Mrs. Longworth and Sir Willmott recital of the Creed and Rev. Several of the demonstrators were Apostles’ and Lady Lewis from C. Palmer, chaplain, demanding $1,500 bleeding after the tumult was over, and Dr. John grand P. A. A. M., District of each family under threats, with speci- Patrolman Morton was carried to Emer- Grand Lodge, and Christian Residents of will conduct the lesson. The Holy mens of gency Hospital for treatment. He was Columbia, Pilgrims typewriting obtained from a benediction will be by Capt. hot seriously hurt. pronounced machine formerly owned a Marine chief of by None of the radicals was taken to a Sydney Key Evans, chaplains, Unite in and Colorful City Moving sergeant described as a deserter. hospital, although the Hardy girl was U. S. N. will be furnished the United Burke announced, that two on the pavement unconscious as the Music by however, Band and the Masonic ended. She was escorted with her States Marine Observance of Event. “hot leads" investigated during the day fight service will be fellow-battlers to and Glee Club. The entire patrol wagons and had fallen through and that the In- •ent to the station house. Two police broadcast over the Columbia system will the music, prayers quiry was marking time pending a com- women took the in later amplifiers carry By the Associated Press. girls charge, of tom of Americans attending the English them to where and sermon to the outermost edge plete report from Dr. Souder. escorting headquarters, JERUSALEM, March 27 (Sunday).— service and English the American serv- were the crowd. The fruitless tips were that a man they “mugged” and fingerprinted Christians of Jerusalem, their number ice, prevailed. There was a choral cele- The of the cemetery will be had entered a downtown a With the others. All were later returned grounds augmented by thousands of pilgrims bration in connection with the 8 office week closed to automobiles before and or two and asked to the third precinct. from abroad, commemorated Easter o'clock service. Matins commenced ago to use a type- The battle was the service, but ample park- writer and that another man who witnessed by embassy throughout Sunday with moving and colorful cere- with a full choir at 10 o'clock and attaches from of space has been provided on the pa- “pulled a similar to the windows offices and ing mony. there was some beautiful singing to the job” attempted from the roof. were rade ground at Port Myer. was involved in those cases. chancery Some The city which nearly 2,000 years music of the grand old organ installed extortions, with small motion The sunrise service at Walter Reed equipped picture ago witnessed the agony and triumph in the cathedral. Archbishop Swann of Find which also will start at 7:30 o’clock. No Similarity. cameras, they pressed Into serv- Hospital of the Christ’s last days was peculiarly Egypt preached after matins. as It has been by Chaplain R. A of from the ma- ice the paraders with their placards arranged alive from long before dawn in ob- Easter services climaxed the Holy check-up typing of Earl and will commence with the chine in the downtown office "Down With Japanese Imperialism” Boyd servance of the event, which coincides week celebrations. The blessing of the building and the "Memorial March,” played by the showed no Burke and “Expel Japanese” hove into with the Jewish Passover and an im- holy oil on the mommg of Maundy similarity, said, United States Army Band. To its an revealed the sus- eight. portant Moslem feast. Thursday by the Roman Catholics was investigation other Officials who strains nurses. Red Cross workers and had left town several weeks participated in the fight Most services of commemoration particularly significant Decause the pect ago. declared it to be the enlisted men will march and counter- At a conference this liveliest set-to be- were over before the arrival of the heat altar of repose was actually the Holy afternoon be- form a cross on tween radicals and police here. march to huge living of midday and the Holy City resumed Sepulcher itself. tween Inspector Burke and Sir Willmott of the natural amphi- “all the grassy slopes somewhat its usual air of Sabbath Roman Catholics carried out the pic- angles of the case were discussed,” Counsel Makes Appearance. theater the formal gardens to the overlooking calm. turesque ceremony of washing of the according correspondent. after the arrival of the ar- of the Shortly hospital. The earliest service today was a pic- feet on the afternoon of Thursday. "We have just about come to the rested demonstrators at the sta- police Col. Yates. turesque ceremony at the so-called The Latin patriarch, attired In an alb, conclusion,” said Sir Willmott, “that tion, Bernard Ades of Baltimore Sermon by put Garden Tomb, discovered by Gen. or long white robe, wiped and kissed the the Longworth letter and ours were not in his He said he had Col. Julian E. Yates, chief of chap- appearance. Gordon at the foot of Calvary, where feet of 12 old men chosen from among done by the same person. Ours now been as counsel U. S. A., will deliver the sermon. employed for the lains, tradition says the body of Christ was pilgrims to Jerusalem. To have been looks more ‘cranky’ than ever.” Because he demanded atten- His is to be “Power and Per- group. subject laid after being taken from the cross. historically accurate this ceremony tion while police were booking the fection.” 5 was This ceremony, held at a.m., should have been held in the upper When Goethe was a man he he was ordered the sermon the nurses of young prisoners, by Gen. Following attended principally by Anglican com- room of the Coenaculum, where the School of will loved a certain girl very dearly, but her Glassford to be ejected from the build- the Army Nursing pre- municants. A service from the Ameri- Last was eaten. "The Tomb." In Supper parents broke off his relations with their ing. sent a tableau, Empty can prayer book was conducted at 6 the most of all will the Perhaps impressive daughter simply because they thought Ades was later identified as the at- two brief scenes they portray a.m. Canon the by Bridgerran, Ameri- the Holy week celebrations was the pro- he was not to on in who had taken an active of the three to the likely get the world. torney part journey Marys can chaplain attached to St. George’s cession by way of the cross on Good in the defense the of the stone of Ewell Lee. colored, sepulcher and finding Cathedral, and at 8 a.m. there was an- Friday afternoon. Hundreds of people now under death sentence for murder. rolled away. other service in accordance with the knelt, wept and prayed at each station Ades his two will be the and companions, one a The music throughout by English prayer book. of the cross along the narrow cobble- Reed woman, were said to have been beaten Army Band and the Walter As in former years, the curious cus- stoned Via Dolorosa. by a mcb at Snow Hill, Md., after three Chorus Choir. MAHATMA GARNI attempts had been made to gain pos- Rev. Dr. G. E. Lenski, pastor of the | session of Lee. Grace Lutheran Church, will read the DEBATE ON RETIRED DEAD has vary Later Charles a lesson. Rev. Dr. B. ACCOUNTING DRUGGIST Ford, Washington at- PARLEY IN INDIA scripture Simpson little on him torney. called at the station house to Daugherty of the Memorial United ascertain what charges had been pre- Brethren Church will offer the prayer PLAN TAKES UP 57 PAGES Charles A. Smith Succumbs at —and no cof- ferred. After with several and will the conferring Chaplain Boyd pronounce fee at any prisoners he departed, to of- benediction. Daughter's Home Here. Indicating Discussion at ficials bond money would not be posted. Traffic arrangements prohibit auto- Hearing Prompted price has any- LIFTS PEACE HOPE Charles A. Smith, 65, retired head of Beside the four those were girls, who mobiles entering the reservation after by Plea to Cut Out Item for thing on being held last night were: 7 o’clock tomorrow morning. Cars may a large Southern drug chain, died yes- Hose Smith. 24, Philadelphia: Ella be parked on the streets leading to the In&talling Machines. terday at the home of his daughter, Tyler. 55, colored: Walter L. MfcOWNtM* fr lAlNftt Johnson, Mrs. Nationalist reservation and visitors may proceed Mrs. E. L. Westchester 23, James Naidu, Con- pages of the transcript of Huffman, Apart- Philadelphia; 8. Kennedy, on foot to the amphitheater. Fifty-seven the on the 1933 District no address; Donald E. Plympton, Balti- The service will be broadcast over hearings ap- ments, from heart disease. William bill before the House Sub- more; Dorsey, 22, colored, no gress Head, Confers With the National Broadcasting Co. system. propriation He was a native of Greenville, S. C. ©Ti«xria address; Albert Suskin, 30, Phila- committee on Appropriations are taken Another of the city’s larger services Besides Mrs. Huffman Louis with a discussion over the installa- he is survived by delphia; Williams, 43, colored, will take place at the Washington Ca- up 1337 Seventh street, this Viceroy and tion of a new system in the his widow and another Mrs. city; Stephen Malaviya. thedral. accounting daughter, QTofCre J. office of the District auditor. Members Rathajczak, 35, Philadelphia: Walter At 11 o'clock in the morning Bishop W. S. Mays of New York. G. Woods, of the District Auditor Dan- 30, colored. South Washing- Freeman will celebrate the holy com- committee, ton. I. By the Associated Press. iel J. his assistant, Arthur Funeral services will be held in At- Va.; Castrow. 25, Philadelphia: munion in Bethlehem Chapel. He will Donovan, William H. NEW March and of the lanta, Ga., Monday. Baragaras, 36, Baltimore; DELHI, India, 26.—It be assisted by Very Rev. G. C. P. Brate- Pllkerton, representatives Ivan Ignatoff. 29, who said he was a General Office, which rec- appeared today that events were mov- nahl, dean of Washington. A simul- Accounting -•- writer, of Baltimore; Pete G. ommended the new took in Sturgion, taneous overflow service will be held in system, part 29, Baltimore: Charles A. ing to clear the path to peace between debate. Edwards, the Chapel of St. Joseph of Arimathea. the protracted Rob Train Passengers. Baltimore; Bordett Brown, 24, colored India’s nationalists and the British The discussion was precipitated by a to tie Broadcast. SAN Philadelphia; Albert 8ylvester, 32, Balti- Evensong request by Donovan for the withdrawal FRANCISCO, March 26 OP).— government. Two armed bandits the more. At 4 o'clock in the afternoon the of an item for *7,500 to complete the held up lark, Both sides are eager to end the con- Southern Pacific will deliver a sermon at a festi- Installation of the system with the pur- passenger train, just bishop outside the here flict which has crippled British and In- val evensong. As in pest years, this chase of bookkeeping and accounting railway yards tonight, forced about 25 in the MRS. SACHS COLLAPSES dian business life and has service will be broadcast by Station machines. The ultimate result was an passengers riding put nearly car to their WMAL. Other services at the Cathe- agreement on the part of Donovan to lounge give up valuables, 40,000 nationalist leaders in jail. and then DURING FIRE AT HOME dral will be the celebration of holy com- permit the complete installation of the leaped from the train. J^^M^VaCUUn^Sealed^ Conference With Viceroy. munion at 7:30 and 9:30 o'clock in the new system for a trial period to deter- and morning prayer and litany mine whether it will work economicially of 22 Co. for restoration of normal condi- morning Capt. Crompton Engine Hope at 10 o'clock. and efficiently. tions was revived when it was the have Receives Broken Finger suddenly The various missions of city services. Sena- learned that Mrs. Sarojinl Naidu, now planned special Easter Blaze. tor M. M. of Kentucky will be During the of the Nationalist Con- Logan afternoon, grown-ups will be admitted president service at the Central the speaker at a only when accompanied by a child 10 Mrs. Louis Sachs. 70, fainted and gress, had had a long conference yes- Union Mission. 613 C street, at 8 o'clock old or less. At 3:30 the public Oapt. Richard D. Crompton of No. 22 terday with Viceroy Lord will be furnished years Willingdon. tonight. Music by will be admitted for a concert by the Engine Company received a broken fin- after which she hurried to Benares for the Club of the mission. Converts’ Glee United States Marine Band, which will ger during a fire which started In the a talk with Pandit Maidan Mohan Col. Mrs. Walter Jenkins of New and last until 5 o’clock. basement of the Sachs home on the Malaviya. who, next to Gandhi, is the York will the Easter service conduct One will be lacking this year northwest corner of Delafield street and most influential nationalist leader. at the Salvation 426 thing Army headquarters, in the celebration at the White House. Georgia avenue last night. These conversations, it was believed, Sixth street, this morning at 10:30 Last year President and Mrs. Hoover Here Are Your The fire was confined to the base- were intended to pave the way for re- o’clock. All branches of the local army V isitors1 had with them two of their grandchil- ment and first floor of the dwelling. sumption of a policy of co-operation will be The is invited. present. public dren, Ann and Peter Hoover. It burned a quantity of awnings packed and conciliation by the viceroy and Mr. Tomorrow the children will come into Peggy The First Lady and the two youngsters for a Good Time in the basement and through the floor- Gandhi. It was said that Pandit Mala- their own with fetes at the Headquarters egg-rolling made six to the broad ing of the first floor. viya would come from Benares imme- White House and Zoo. Thousands an- separate trips south lawn to walk among their visi- Mrs. Sachs fainted after reaching the diately to resume the discussion with nually attend each festival. home of a neighbor, after ahe and Mr. Lord Willingdon. For 55 years, except during World tors^_ Sachs had discovered smoke coming Upper: Police using batons on some of the 200 Communists who figured in No responsible representative of War days, the children of Washington from the while on front a riot near the ONLY building the Japanese embassy yesterday. either side would predict that these have come in droves on Easter Monday Washington's Center: leader of the and 3etter Funerals porch. She was not affected by the Marie Grossman, Communists, as she lay uncon- meetings would result in anything con- to the Executive Mansion. Bigger At Half the Usual Cost Are Done br smoke, it was said. Mr. and Mrs. Sachs scious on the ground following a fight with the police. crete but it was Club ... immediately, regarded Bigger and Better Fete. Night are the parents of William M. Sachs, Lower: Sergt. John T. Langley snatching a placard from Dorothy Dear, as significant that the Rev. Charles P. one of the The President First have president of the Sachs Furniture Co. paraders. —Underwood and Star Staff Photos. Andrews, Gandhi's biographer, had can- and Lady Capt. Crompton broke his finger while celed a trip to China so that he might planned to make this year’s fete bigger • Presenting a brand-new New York floor Kerw trying to pry open a window to th^ to the mahatma and the vice- and better than ever. Fences have been CHAMBERS try bring every two weeks! He remained on the scene constructed around climbable trees from dwelling. SIX DEMOCRATIC LEADERS AUTHOR-ETCHER DIES roy together if possible. A Whole Funeral for as until the fire was extinguished which young boys might fall. Foun- $75 •Open every evening in the week, incMing Policy Not Tempered. tains and pools have been surrounded Sunday; continuous entertainment. SPECIAL NOTICES. WILL SPEAK AT DINNER with wire been I Phone or write your Address. George T. Plowman, Exhibitor at The government policy toward the netting. The grass has — We will send a beautiful FOR SALE MEMBERSHIP CONORE8- has not been groomed to an even green and tem- you North nationalists tempered, but Do sional Country Club, >250. Phone Paris Since 1912, Succumbs. porary rest rooms have been set up. catalogue of How We It. Dance to 3615. Roosevelt, Ritchie, Byrd, Lewis, there has been no effort to disguise the __ Even a site has been selected for a HAS THE TIME TET ARRIVED WHEN Gov- CAMBRIDGE, Mass, March 26 fact that those in authority would wel- PETE and his Reed and Cox (JP).— “lost and found from which chil- MACIAS Orchestra ernment should enlist men lor WORK—a Addresses to come peace overtures from the nation- tent,” same George Taylor Plowman, 62, etcher and dren CONSTRUCTIVE purpose—with the alists. whose eggs roll too far may be confidence, courage and enthusiasm that Be (10 to 3 a.m. 10 to Broadcast. author, died today. He was bom at Le returned to their parents. every evening—Saturday 4) Government did enlist men for WAR—a Representatives of both sides contend The will at 9 o’clock in necessarily DESTRUCTIVE purpose? Liter- Seuer, Minn., and was graduated from that restoration of harmony must pre- gates open Address Edmund Garde McAu- Six prominent Democrats, all of them the ature free. cede the formulation of a constitution morning. Until 3:30 o’clock in the lirre. 166 East 124th Street. N. Y. City._ the University of Minnesota in 1892. mentioned as possible presidential can- for India, but the nationaists seem in- THE VETERANS CON8TR CO. ARE ENGI- He then studied at the Royal School, neers. Designers A Builders, emanating Irom didates, will be heard in a single pro- clined to believe that Gandhi is not so a vast assembly of veterans. 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