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(Classified Advertising on Page 14) President at Rites lor .Congressman Madden DEMOCRATS OF BREMENECREW .... ■ V ■ ■ •• ' __ :__ --I:—- STATE UNITED GIVEN WELCOME ■ : ■ At ■■■X ■ O N m n H BY W A S M O N incomplete Reports ^ e Bnt Otherwise Party is Torn All Officials From President 28,515 M ots Oyer By Factional Fights— Ef­ Down, Present at Cere- Two Opponents, Reeff fort to Oust Spellacy Is monies— Cbl Lindbergh Wakh Combined; Hooyin Washington, May 2.— Should ai$> Both cadets were absent at the to Be Made Tonight. Meets Flyers, time. One of them returned missed young man’s dream of, a proud ca­ his suit, and complained. The Without Opposition reer as an officer of Uncle Sam’s clothes were found in Cardwell’s Hartford, Conn., May 2.— A Washington, May 2— The daring navy be forever blasted because he room. He made no effort to conceal trio of two Germans and an Irish­ borrowed a pair of pants from a them or remove identifying marks the Surprising Vote olj -strenuous last minute effort to pre­ The midshipmen whose clothes man who wrote a new and brilliant friend? serve harmony among Democrats in The lords of the navy say it were taken say they are certain the state was put under way here page in aeronautical history by should— and refuse to reinstate Cardwell only borrowed the clothes, 459,625. this afternoon. A committee of in- spanning the Atl.antic in the first Larry fcardwell, of Washington, D. The Navy Department agrees to C., in the Annapolis Naval Acad­ this. Iluential party members was being east-to-west crossing came to Wash­ emy. But Cardwell was dismissed and San Francisco, Cal., May 2;— selected by Thomas J. Spellacy, na­ ington today and received the plau­ Secretary Wilbur and ranking ad The House military affairs com­ Returns coming in from added pr®.. tional committeeman, to confer dits of the government and the mittee takes a different view. rnirals's.ustained It. cincts throughout Gallfomia todaj with the Insurgent wing of the populace for their stirring aciove- And the issue has been placed “ In any institution other than party lines intact. before Congress, to dispense justice' one in which the military system continued to emphasize the victory Mr. Spellacy and Mrs. Lillian ment. or injustice. ' must be maintained the conduct of of Gov. Alfred B. Smith oyei . The capital has no towering sky­ The facts are generally agreed this young man prpbably would not Abbott, of Norwalk, the woman Senators r James A. Reed an^ nember of the national committee, scrapers from which to shower upon, according to the report of the ‘have evoked' ' comment," certainly not ;old a meeting of delegates at the down storms of ticker-tape upon its naval affairs committee today on a such condign punishment as was Thomas J. Walsh In Callforni^^/ >= \ Bond this noon that they were will­ lionized visitors, no hysterical mil­ When funeral services for Representative Martin BUJois were^cond^ in tbe Hous^ bill to reinstate Cardwell, As ex­ visited upon him,” said Secretary Democratic preferential primary. ing to ‘‘sacrifice ourselves in the lions to scream a welcome and mob plained by Rep. Burdick (R) of Wilbur.” Out of a total of 8.753 precinett ^ them, but every official from Presi­ Rhode Island, they are: Friends of Cardwell declare that interests of Harmony if mort fitted in front of the speaker’s rostrum, which was occupied of his life’s ambition was to be a nav­ tabulation of the votes in 6,(580 leaders can be found.“ dent Coolidge down to the admiring Cardwell, rushing to inspection, found he had no freshly pressed al officer. Unable to get a Congres­ gave Smith a plurality of 28,515 ; About 125 delegates gathered for flappers in the government depart­ sional appointment he enlisted in ballots over his two opponents foi he harmony meeting. Insurgents ments joined today in the unfolding suit. In dismay he rushed to the retary of State Kellogg and President C o o l l d g e . _______________ ________ _________________ ____________ room of Midshipman Beyerly and the Navy, took examinations and the Democratici^presidential "‘nomi­ vere conspicuous by their absence. panaroma of official recognitio . entered Annapolis. nation. , and high praise for the heroic crew grabbed a pair of trousers. He Phis fact led to the suggestion that continued in search of a coat, and It Is well to maintain discipline, The vote in this number of pfer"^; i committee be formed to treat of the Breman. SWEDISH LUTHERAN went into Midshipman Thompson’s but too much to destroy the young cincts gave S m ith 111,265; Reei with the group that was absent. A perfect May day was provided room, where he got another pair of man’s career, said the House com­ 47.382; Walsh 35,372. > Among speakers were Charles G. for the government’s welcome to DOPE RING trousers and also a coat. mittee. The votes cast for Herbert Hod* Morris, Rollin U. Tyler and Wil­ Baron Von Huenefeld. Captain Her­ . ver, only candidate in the ■ Repulbli*-. liam Thoms. mann Koehl, and Major James Fitz- CONFEENCE OPENS 1 can presidential ticket, continued The members of the harmony maurice— in marked contrast to the AMERICAN } to grow in volume until in the 6i- committee finally appointed this gloomy and depressing rain-swept LOCAL MAN QUITS 4-DAY TO EUROPE 1 680 repo.ted precincts it had reach­ afternoon are James J. Walsh, day last week when they slipped — ed 459,625. Meriden; Alex Mooney. Bridgeport; into the capital incognito to pay Two Sessions This After­ W. E. Thoms. Waterbury; J. P. tribute to an heroic American who WORK, IS MISSING PLAN IS DITCHED SMASHING VICTORY , McDonough, Naugatuck; D. E. Fitz- died in their service, Floyd Bennett. Head of Federal Narcotic 10 DEAD, lOOfflIRT New York,' May 2.— Almost the Gerad, New Haven, and Thomas F. Ceremonies Begin n oon -F irst Public Serv­ last faint' chance that A1 Smith Noone, Rockville. A warm, friendly sun beat down Squad Makes Public Let­ “ can he stopped” at Houston next on Bolling Field where the official IN MAY DAY RIOTS month flickered■ out today in'the Hartford, Conn., May 2— Connete- ceremonies began at ten o’clock, ices Tonight Mystery Develops When Shipping Board’ s Action wake of the California primary, ticut Democrats are united on at with Secretary of State Kellogg ters Sent to Several Pub­ which saw the New York goverpol least one point this year: the nom­ formally welcoming the visitors in Willard H. Chapman Fails Threatens to Start a Bit> score a smashing victory over his' ination of Governor Alfred E. the name of the government. Socialists and Commumsts DELFiG.ATE STRICKEN chieF rivals for the Democrattfl Smith, if New York, for the presi­ “ It i.; with feeling the deepest lications. John Russell of Worcester. nommatihn. - - admiration for your magnificent dency. Otherwise the Democratic Mass., a lay delegate to the Swed­ to Return Here. ter Fight in Congress. TBe governor’s friends were organization is torn by local fac- exploit that I welcome you today Start Disturbance in War- ish Lutheran conference here, was jubilantly proclaiming today;thal; tional disputes and they are facing on behalf of the government and Washington, May 2— Evidence of “ A1 is in,” and even the ultra-dry^,-; people of this country,’’ said Kel- stricken with convulsions at two a major engagement for state con­ a widespread campaign of threat Willard H. Chapman of 240 Oak Washington, May 2.— The Unit­ and anti-Tammany bitter-endert''' trol and leadership. ' loigg. “ Your task was indeed one and intimidation 'against newspa­ saw-^King's Escape. o’clock this afternoon. He,did not were disposed to concede it. There: tp test the power of human endur­ street, married, and a partner with ed States Shipping Board’s ' sum­ When the Democratic .state con­ pers on behalf of a self-styled rally ,^nd was taken to the Meni- is scarcely a Oemoeratic-leader to" vention gets under way this even­ ance, and its successful accomp­ Alexia Tournaudjin the Silk City mary rejection of the “^proposed “ Dope Ring,” was disclosed tod^Y; .opJAl hospital here for treatment. Washington . today who now be­ ing, meeting in Foot Guard Armory, lishment has stirred the entire WiirOTW, ^ a y Ten persons Gas Station ah the corner of Center four-day. New York to Europe/ ship lieves that Gov. Smith will fail to nation. ' ‘ by -Cql, .L. G. Nutt, head “ of 'the are dead here today, others are and Adams streets has been re­ and airplane scheme today threat-, attain the necessary two-thirds of - “ You have marked another mile­ The sixteenth annual meeting of —,-XG»fttHHred-on-page 2 ) " Fedei^al Narcotic Unit. .. dying and more than 100 are suf- the New England conference of the ported missing to the police. ened to involve Congress in a bit­ the convention, although some hf stone on the path of man’s conquest them, for local reason^, are; not over the forces of nature.