1Deputies of France Acclaim

1Deputies of France Acclaim

XKT IMtESS KD.\ THE WEATHER A\ ERAGE DAILY CIRCULATION OF THE EVENING HERALD roteeajrt h r V. 8. Weatlcr New Harca ' for the moatb of April, 19S7 Showers and warmer toni|^t; 4,984 Thursday fair and wanner. VOL. XLL, NO. 201. Classified AdTertlslng on Page 10. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1927. (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE (jENTS BOOK REVIEWS MORE LEVEES BEST SERMONS REDS’ ENVOYS ! i ‘ A MODES#HERO Preaching is Obsolete Dr. 1 DEPUTIES OF FRANCE CRUMBLE AS Guthrie Tells Men’s Congre­ GET READY TO gational Clubs. FLOWMOVES Stamford, Conn., May 25.— LEAVELONDON Preaching is obsolete. That is ACCLAIM why church attendance every­ where is falling away” . Such Is the message left here by Rev. Fresh Disasters In Louisiana Soviet Officials to Depart As ONLY ONE HORSE Dr. William Norman Guthrie, of New York, who addressed IN BELMONT RACE Scene In Chamber One of Most Moving Since the ArmiS' Adds 10)000 Refugees to the Congregational Men’s Soon As House of Com­ New York. May 25.— Al­ Clubs, though 7,813 racing enthusiasts dee— American Nervous and Confused As Noted the Many Red Cross Dr. Guthrie declared that mons Confirms Cabinet and handlcappers in these Unit-, the average modern day con­ ed States' picked Milliwick to gregation “ does not want to be X win the fourth, race at Bel­ Frenchmen Sing His Praise— Flyer Makes Brief Ad­ Camps. preached to but preached Decision. mont yesterday, they were not over.” He declared ttat the a nickle richer today. Because need of the church nowadays of unfavorable track conditions dress— Herrick Calls Him ''Real Ambassador From is a minister who is “ a wit­ London, May 2 5.—The Soviet Little Rock, Ark., May 25.— every other horse in the race ness bearer and not a preach­ embassy and Russian trade head­ was scratched, and Mljliwick Fresh disaster again interfered er.” Book reviews make the quarters in Soviet House, which the ran around all by himself. the United States ” with Secretary Hoover’s rehabili­ best sermons, he said, and no government describes as a hotbed f f It wag the first one-horse tation program today as reports of talk should last over fifteen race since Exterminator “ won” of Communist propaganda directed <9 the new influx of flood refugees minutes. 1 similar race at Saratoga sev­ Paris, May 25.— The French FORGETS HIS HONORS; against both England and America, TIXAERf. AT AIRPLANE from Pointe Coupee and West Ba­ 7 eral years ago. Chamber of Deputies this afternoon were the scene of feverish activity ton Rouge parish in Louisiana cut 'resounded with strange sounds, as today with officials winding up Bourget Flying Field. France, short a tri-state reconstruction tour PRE-WAR SPLENDOR the dignified president of the May 25.— Captain. Charles Lind­ their affairs and preparing for im­ Chamber led members in giving a bergh got back to his old' time of the Cabinet member’s traveling mediate departure for Moscow. flood relief headquarters. COOLIDGE'S CHOICE series of rousing "Hip, hip, hoo- form today when. he began ov­ The Soviet officials were prepar­ erhauling his airplane: Dis­ More Refugees AT BRITISH COURT ed to depart as soon as the House raya,” Instead o f‘the usual “ vives.*' daining the use of a mechanic, Reports from Louisiana relief of Commons gave official .confirm­ The celebration was In honor of ^indbergh began .climbing over headquarters at Baton Rouge to­ ation to the Cabinet’s decision to SETS OFF RUMORS Captain Charles A. Lindbergh, who his machine with the aid of a day said 10,000 refugees would be break off with Moscow,, severing stepladder, Inspecting the appa­ received at the state capital con- Not Very Strict This Year As both diplomatic and commercial re­ stands out today the world’s most ratus with minute care. The rentratiou camps within the next lations. famous aviator, because of his New young American took off his hat few days from the Pointe Coupee Predict Victory Politicians Figuring Why He York to Paris fHght. and was soon in a characteristic and West Baton Rouge area inun­ Many Debutantes Smoked I From present indications the Lindbergh stood in confusion pose with his hair blowing over 1 .government is assured of a sweep- while the dignified French deputies dated from the McCrea crevasse V his eyes. Several French me­ which yesterday broke away from ! ing victory in the Commons tomor- \ Picked South Dakota For became decidedly undignified in chanics who were at work on the defenders of Louisiana’s last Cigarettes. i row when the breach with Russia their acclaim, and he was openly the field looked on with awe dry spot after a desperate sandbag I comes to a vote. aghast when Ambassador Herrick while the American tinkered battle of four days. I According to present plans the i ' ’ His Vacation. introduced him as "a real ambassa­ around his plane. Lindbergh Is V dor from the 'United States— this While new territory in half a London, May 25.— While several foreign office will send a note to a hero of heroes to the French, dozen Sugar Bowl parishes of cen­ Russia giving formal notification as boy.” \ and they do not attempt to dis­ hundred nervous women, including The scene, in the Chamber was tral Louisiana went under Oie soon as the Commons confirms the Washington, May 2 5— Capital guise their admiration of him. flood waters of the Atchafalaya eight Americans, practiced curtsies break off in relations. ohe of the most moving since the -9> basin today, parts of Arkansas and and berated dressmakers and hair- This note, it is understood, will politicians were buzzing today with days of the Armistice. Lindbergh, the boy, spoke and Mississippi emerged far enou,gh to .dressers, hundreds of others scram­ notify the Soviet commissary for speculation, over what. If any, con­ first time that I am in France,’ he give the reconstruction machinery foreign affairs that all trade agree­ siderations— other than vacation—r then stood uneasy and shy as Gen­ said. , a foothold in the northern edge of bled for positions on the Mall curb­ eral Girod addressed a great tribute ments between England and the prompted President Coolidge to the lower Mississii^i)! valley. ings today for there is another court Soviet union are terminated and to his feat in uniting the hearts of Railroads Ruined tonight. that diplomatic relations are ended tentatively select the Black Hills of two nations. By HARRY R, FLORY The flood disabled a little more Those fortunate women who at­ between the two powers. The Sov­ South Dakota as the locale for this Ambassador Herrick were over­ than 1,300 miles of railroad in Ar­ iets will be instnicted that the dip­ Before the French Chamber of Deputies today Captain come with emotion at the scene and Paris, May 25.— Any reputation kansas, according to a report sub­ tended last night’s picturesque year’s Summer White House. after a brief speech he was forced the French people may have had for court, slept late today, fatigued by lomatic mission in London is per­ Charles A. Lindbergh stood in confusion, able only to say a few mitted today to Secretary Hoover. sona non grata which is equivalent words. More Or less significantly. It was to return to the embassy and leave fleeting fancies is belled by their About 2,400 square miles of land the strain of the long wait in mo­ recalled that South Dakota is the consistent and persistent adoration tors outside Buckingham Palace to inviting the Moscow government Lindbergh to the care of others. went under water, more than fifty first state in the union to hold of Captain Charles A. Lindbergh. and the hours of waiting within the to recall the members at once. Surmounting his natural shyness per cent of it rich cotton acreage. Jjabor Opposes It pnesidential primaries. The Sun­ and suppressing his dislike for pub­ The American ace was just as Lumber production in the state palace. Women Smoked. The Labor Party, led by former shine State ia the quadrennial “ bell lic speaking, Lindbergh arose to the great a center of attraction today this season will be reduced to about Premier Ramsay MacDonald will cow” o f the states, so far as presi­ occasion as he arose to the difficul­ as he was in the dusk of last Sat­ fifty per cent of last year’s output. This year’s courts are notable for some relaxation in the strict proce­ oppose in the House of Commons a Self Sufficiency Made dential candidacies are concerned. ties of flying across the Atlantic— urday evening, , when he zoomed United States Department of Ag­ complete break with the Soviets. Early next March, weeks before he spoke before the French Cham­ down out of the skies, completing riculture officials estimate that dure and the royal useage demand­ ed by the King and Queen, for last The Laborites will contend that the any other state, and four months ber— an honor extended to but few the greatest solo flight yet record­ the water will have receded suffi­ before the national convention. Americans heretofore. ed in aerial history. ciently over most of the flooded night many of the> waiting debu­ government acted precipitately New Englander Sturdy tantes were seen calmly smoking without giving the Moscow govern­ South Dakota will afford the first Speaks Briefly. The French masses have contin­ area In Arkansas before June tenth The lad, who a fortnight ago un­ ued to pay their tributes to Lind­ to permit cotton planting on a cigarettes in their limousines. In ment an opportunity to answer all insight Into the trend of the elec­ the past no woman would have the allegations made against it and Founders of Early Settlements Builded toral mind.

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