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TJTE SUN, BALTIMORE, SUNDAY MORNING. JULY 10. 1933 16' SHORE HOSTS Political Paths Of Governor And Jackson Cross On Shore SHOT THRICEMAN BELIEVED AS HE ST EPS DEAD' 32 YEARS Seeks To Wed Step-Mother; Finds He Cannot Get License Applicant Learns Maryland Law Forbids Marriage. "Won't Get Third Husband," Says Woman Wait-ing At Towson Courthouse Gate OUT OF AUTOMAY BE ALIYE HAIL JACKSON AS "GOVERNOfl" CONSOLIDATION OF AIRCRAFT GROUPSMADE BJ Becomes Part Of General j. ing Corporation i BOTH CONCERNS LOCATED HERE Ritchie And Mayor Meet At Centreville Catholic Church Fete Both Go' To Speakers' Stand With John J.

Raskob Plan To Spend Week-End Br LOUS T. O'DONNELL Letter From John G. Gates Joseph Batzer, 27, Felled Severely Wounded On Greenmount Avenue Coyly she waited with her mother wife, his surfer, his daughter's daughter, his son's son's wife, his daughter's at the Towson Courthouse gate yes Staff Correspondent of The Sun Title 'Applied Freely To son wife, his wife a sons daughter, his wife's daughter's daughter, his Centreville, July 15 The po terday morning while he went In to get the marriage license. by State Senator Dudley G. Roe and his friends.

Complicates Battle Over Property CONTEST STARTED BY BALTIMOREAN brother's daughter, his sister's for As 3,000 Greet May She was his stepmother. The marriage license clerk didn't Mr. Price is described by his friends litical paths of Governor Ritchie and Mayor Jackson both on the Eastern Shore building fences for the 1934 Gubernatorial nomination crossed Him At Centreville BY ONE OF FOUR FELLOW MOTORISTS as "one of the leaders of the younger And, to make the job complete, the Democrats of the county." here tonight know that at first. But the clerk did know something the prospective bride and bridegroom didn't know that in Maryland stepsons are not allowed to Those who accompanied the Mayor to Approximately 2,000 persons had just finished hearing the Mayor speak on HE GIVES ACCOUNT OF. STEWARDSHIP Litigation" Pending In Ka marry their stepmothers.

civic affairs of Baltimore and State gov Centreville and stopped with him en route at a crab feast of the Fallstoh Democratic Club, at Fallston, Harford county, included: Program Announced By Chairman Of North American Board Give Sams Address The prospective bridegroom was 29- nawha County (W. Va.) Circuit Court Quartet Flee In Machine. Victim Ref usesTo Identify His Assailant A few seconds after he alighted from ernment in front of the courthouse and had gone to a lawn fete of Mother of Sorrows Catholic Church when Governor Ritchie arrived on the scene. marriag elicense clerk went on to read that in Maryland "a woman shall not marry: her grandfather, her grandmother's husband, her husband's grandfather, her father's brother, her mother's brother, her father, her stepfather, her husband's father, her son, her daughter's son, her husband's son, her daughter's husband, her brother, her son's son, her son's daughter's husband, her daughter's daughter's husband, her husband's son's son, her husband's daughter's son, her brother's her sister's son." Political Significance Attached To His Speech At Church Picnic year-old John G. Holt, a Sparrows Point tin mill worker, who lives in the 800 block Woodward street, Baltimore.

When he told the marriage license clerk, G. William Parker, that his bride-to-be was Mrs. Mary D. Governor Follows Jackson The Governor had come to the Shore Charles Fulton Gates, 4200 block In an effort to consolidate the various related activities of the subsidiaries to spend the week-end with Dr. Theodore Cook, at his summer home on Kent Island, near Stevensville.

a green sedan which had stopped in the' 900 block Greenmount avenue shortly before 6 P. M. yesterday, Joseph Batzer, 27, was shot and severely of North American Aviation, E. R. Breech, chairman of the board, has Holt, ten years his senior, and gave After dinner at Dr.

Cook's home, for her the same address as his own, the following colloquy ensued: announced a merger whereby B-J Air Berger avenue, yesterday learned that his father, who had been missing since he left. Baltimore thirty-two years ago to join a circus and whose death was thought to have been proved satisfactorily in the Circuit Court for Kanawha county, West Virginia, might be living in Texas. where he received reports on fifth- Won't Get Third Husband The clerk said: "There!" and Mr. Holt gave up and left with the dis craft Corporation becomes an integral wounded by one of four other occupants of the car. The machine then term sentiment from leaders from all E.

Lester Mulled, President of the City Council. Jerome Sloman, member of the Council from the Fifth District. Thomas J. Collins, City Storekeeper. Leo K.

Ward, State deputy of the Knights of Columbus. George T. Evans, member of the Fire Board. Philip Goldsmith, a Democratic worker in the Fifth district. F.

Murray Benson, a member of the House of Delegates. John M. Flanigan. Dr. Charles F.

Coughlin. Alfred Cross, treasurer of the Metropolitan Savings Bank. John T. Wills, member of the City Council, Fifth district. Lieut.

Michael J. Cooney, of Detective Headquarters. Mr. Parker Any relation? Mr. Holt No-o-o-o that is, sped south on Greenmount avenue.

part of the General Aviation Manufacturing Corporation, both of Balti- parts of the Shore, the Governor and the party motored here. appointing tidings for the woman who waited at the gate. er-er Mayor Jackson had not long finished ore. The latter company was acquired as Gates had entered suit in Charles Br WALTER t. ALEXANDER City Hall Reporter of The Sun Centreville, Md, July 15-Although Mayor Jackson protested that his visit to the carnival being staged by Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church here had no political significance, he found during ah evening among the Eastern Shoremen that they are considering him for the Democratic Gubernatorial nomination.

Accompanied by a party of Baltimore another short talk to persons at the Several hours after the shooting police were looking for a suspect who has just completed serving a six-month sentence in the House of Correction. Batzer, who has a criminal record and is a familiar figure around Green Mr. Parker No relation at all? I've got to know, you know. Mr. Holt Only my stepmother.

Reads State Law "Your stepmother?" the clerk gasped a wholly owned subsidiary of North lawn fete when the Governor arrived. American Aviation as a result of the He had been introduced by the Rev. Eugene Kraemer, pastor of the ton, W. to contest the will of his grandfather, Lovelt C. Gates, who died in 1926 and left an estate valued at $35,000 to $40,000.

Several days ago, according to word received here, a letter signed by John C. Gates was recent exchange of North American Aviation stock for certain assets of General Aviation Corporation. and, the prospective bridegroom nodding confirmation, proceeded to opine church, and had been accompanied to the platform by John J. Raskob, former chairman of the Democratic mount avenue and Eager street, was taken to Mercy Hospital, where it was found he had a bullet wound in the chest near the heart, one in the shoulder and another in the left thigh. that in this State such unions were not de ripeur.

Lest Mr. Holt cast Succeeds Fokker Corporation General Aviation Manufacturing National Committee, who is a member cltv Democratic leaders and office sent to Charleston from a city in doubts upon the accuracy of his legal of the congregation. Texas. Corporation is the successor company Receiving it with a shrug, she said: "Well, I guess I won't get my third husband." Wanted To Support Family It then developed that George Holt, deceased father of the disappointed bridegroom, was the slender, modish Mrs. Holt's second husband and the father of but one of her four children, the youngest, aged 4.

She has, she said, a son in the army. "We wanted to get married," Mr. Holt explained, "because of the kids. You see, I'm working steady and making overtime lately. So, this morning we got on the street car and came out here to get a license.

Thought we'd keep out of the newspapers that way. "Well, I guess there's nothing to do now but go home and get some sleep." Two Exchange Handshakes lore, the clerk hastily produced 156-year-old Article 62, Section 2, of the of the Fokker Aircraft Corpoation. Won't Tell Who Shot Him In answer to a question by Lieut. holders, Mayor Jackson motored to the Queen Anne's county seat from Baltimore to be greeted throughout the evening with the title of "Governor" Tells Of Wandering Life John C. Gates is the name of Mr.

Raskob and Father Kraemer The present company and its subsidia Annotated Code of Maryland and read Robert Davis, of the Central district, ries have built several well-known air therefrom: met the Governor and his party at the entrance to the grounds and part way to the speakers' stand, the Governor as to who shot him, Batzer replied: planes, both transport and military, "A man shall not marry: his grand "You know I won't tell you. I have and prodded by Democratic leaders of the county to show his hand in the mother, his grandfather's wife, his and the Mayor met nothing to say." including the twin-engine observation plane known in the Army Air Corps as the YO-27. Later in the evening Charles C. "Hello, Governor," said the Mayor, wife's grandmother, his father's sister, his mother's sister, his mother, his Press Indorsement Expected The Mayor's friends here on the Shore and those in his party predicted that this appearance here today and the conference he has had with leaders from various parts of the Shore will show results in the next few days in the way of increased sentiment for his nomination for Governor and that indorsement by several Eastern Shore papers will follow almost immediately. A delegation of 200 from Caroline county greeted him at the courthouse meeting.

Those who met the Governor at Dr. Cook's brought him word that a sixth Shore paper, the Worcester Democrat, had been added in the last week to the list which has indorsed his renomina-tion for a fifth term. The others are the Gubernatorial race. 2,000 Flock To Hear Him DiPaula and William H. Maynard, stretching out his hand.

At present activities of the company stepmother, his wife's mother, his "Hello, Howard," was the Governor's Assistant State's Attorneys, visited Charles Gates' father, and the former was the son of Lovell C. Gates. The letter was addressed to Lovell C. Gates, and from the text it was indicated the son was not aware of his father's death seven years ago. It recounted a wandering life of thirty-two years and said the writer was in ill health and in need of financial assistance.

The arrival of the letter complicates More than 2,000 persons crowded are centered around the development daughter, his wife's daughter, his son's Batzer at Mercy Hospital, but again greeting as he stretched out his hand he refused to divulge who shot him. and the two exchanged a hearty hand' shake. the Courthouse Square and heard him give an accounting of his stewardship during the two years of his present Batzer lives with his mother in the Senator Borah's Wife and manufacture of two all-metal transport planes. One is a single-engine transport which carries ten passengers and has a speed of 200 miles an hour. The other major development is a tri- 1700 block Cliftview avenue.

The Mayor and Mr. Raskob went tenure of office. Book Called Indecent GetsBaltimorean Into with the Governor to the stand while Charles Schattall, who was sitting he made a brief address to the carni in his automobile across the street He said the "problems which I have heen forced to meet and solve in motor plane, equipped for carrying val crowd. from the shooting, narrowly missed being hit by one of the bullets. Baltimore are, after all, not dissiml Offers Blood To Help Psittacosis Patient Washington, July 15 (JP) Mrs.

Wil Trouble In New York Group Accompanies Mayor the legal battle over the Gates estate in which Charles F. Gates had claimed the share of the grandfather's estate which would have gone normally to Centreville Observer, the Democratic lar to the problems which have faced The Mayor's visit to the lawn fete sixteen passengers. Both ships are of the low-wing monoplane type and are streamlined to the utmost degree, including retractable landing gear. Bullet Whizzes By Spectator The slug crashed through the wind Messenger, of Snow Hill; the Berlin- and the county was arranged by Lee Ocean City Times, the Caroline Sun Price and former State Senator J. his father.

each unit of the State, the State it elf and our national Government" Utterance Held Significant shield and imbedded itself in the upholstery of the car beside him. Mr. New York Bureau of The Sun New York, July 15 Morris Noon- Legg, of Queen Anne's county, who Concentration On Military B-J Aircraft Corporation, a sub Reported Killed In Wreck Charles F. Gates said he was an Schattall lives at 4224 York road. and the Cecil County Star.

The Governor plans to remain at Dr, (Continued on Page 3, Column 6) berg, of Baltimore, who said he was a And in this utterance the listeners are identified in Queen Anne's politics as an opposition faction to that headed Witnesses said the automobile con circulating librarian, and Robert Sair- infant when his father left home to found a special significance. liam E. Borah, whose life was saved a year ago by the sending of psittacosis convalescent serum by plane from Washington to Boise, Idaho, has offered to donate blood for a psittacosis patient in Baltimore. sidiary of North American Aviation since 1930, has concentrated on the development of military planes. The berg, of the Bronx, a bookseller, were Two Boy Scouts took prominent po taining five men stopped in front of 920 Greenmount avenue and Batzer alighted from the front seat join a circus.

The next word his family heard from him was through news held for examination today in Essex rtions displaying banners reading. COUNTIES VISITED company manufactured the first two- "What Does Queen Anne's Say?" Another man got out of the rear paper accounts of a train wreck near Cumberland which listed John Gates Market Police Court, charged with possession of an indecent book. seater fighting plane used in regular SAYS 2 BANDITS FOLLOWED HIM "As soon as I read about the case I seat and, spectators told Lieutenant as one of those killed. service by the Army Air Corps. Now it is developing a two-seater fighter John S.

Sumner, secretary of the BY HARRY W.NICE Davis, a few words passed between the two men as they stood beside the Believing his father was. dead, and "We Want Jackson for Governor." A H. Legg, former State Sen tor from Queen Anne's county, in called up the Surgeon-General and told him if he wanted any blood to come to Mrs. Borah," she said. Charles F.

Gates brought suit against for the navy, along with another single-seater fighter. machine. other beneficiaries, contesting the will J. M. Schoonmaker, remains as on the ground that Lovell C.

Gates "I'd be so glad if I could give it!" However, before Mrs. Borah made Pulls Pistol And Fires Suddenly the other man pulled a troduced the Mayor and expressed 1 regret that no one was permitted to Attorney Said To Be Seeking New York Society for the Prevention of Vice, said that Sairberg had printed the book in a shop on East. Twelfth street. Plans To Organize was incompetent mentally at the time pistol and fired several shots. Batzer her offer serum for the Baltimore pa talk politics at the church picnic, but Eddie Leonard Throws Light On Hold-Up Of Clerk Of Restaurant the document was drafted.

president of General Aviation Manufacturing Corporation. Temple N. Joyce will become executive vice-president and general manager. Mr. G.

O. P. Gubernatorial Nomination added that1 "if the Mayor says the At the time the will was executed word he'll have no trouble in Queen John C. Gates had been missing twen dropped to the pavement. The other man jumped from the machine, grabbed the man who had done the shooting and pushed him into the Bay Seafood Units tient had already been taken from the arm of Dr.

Charles Armstrong, a research expert on the disease, who a year ago furnished blood for Mrs. Borah. Joyce was one of the organizers of ty-five years, but a proviso was inserted Anne's county." Raskob Speaks Briefly to the effect that if he were found ADDRESSES CLUBS HERE ARMED MEN GET $1,400 Crisfield Body Calls Meeting Of the Berliner-Joyce Aircraft Corporation, the predecessor of the B-J Air-' craft Corporation, and before that was within one year he was to receive one The car then sped away, leaving The Senator's wife has been making fourth of the estate. Otherwise the bulk Batzer on the pavement A passing Goes To Picnic In Prince George's Industry To Help Prepare Code Plans for an organization to repre associated with the Chance-Vought Police Connect Pair Of Robbers taxicab took him to the hospital. John J.

Raskob, former chairman cf the Democratic National Committee, was on the speakers' stand and made a brief address. Mr. Raskob Is the donor of the new Catholic church on the grounds of which the carnival of the properties passed to other mem' bers of the family. and Curtiss Airplane and Motor com almost daily trips to Baltimore to visit her husband, who is recovering from an operation he underwent three weeks ago in Johns Hopkins Hospital. And Plans For Activities On Eastern Shore Since John C.

Gates was not located, panies. Nobody Gets License Number The witnesses told police that the sent Chesapeake Bay groups in pre With Looting Of Thomas Fahey's Saloon F. S. Hubbard, who has been asso paring fair-dealing codes for the crab ciated with Mr. Joyce in the B-J Air- his son Charles brought action to set aside the will and get that portion of the estate that would have gone to his was held.

am much encouraged," she said of and oyster industries under the re shooting happened so quickly that no one was able to get the license number of the car. It was a two-day affair and tonight Democratic Gubernatorial aspirants craft Corporation, will be assistant general manager. L. R. Beardslee is covery act will be formulated at a father.

was Jackson Night. Batzer' was released from the City Two bandits who robbed Morris Kanow, a restaurant clerk, of $1,400 at do not have the counties to themselves. him. "I found him with a book for the first time." Boy Hurt As Auto Upsets secretary of the corporation and fohn "Proof" Of Death Offered meeting Tuesday night at Crisfield by the seafood division of the Crisfield Jail two weeks ago after having served At the close of his prepared address at the Courthouse Square the entire Harry W. Nice, although not an an C.

Felli, treasurer. In a chancery proceeding before party marched to the carnival, led by Chamber of Commerce, Swepson Earle, Judge Arthur P. Hudson, the son, rep pistol point yesterday morning, on Charles street, near Preston, laid their plans by following Eddie Leonard, one of the restaurant proprietors, Friday And Hits Shop Window six months on charges of attempting to burglarize a garage in the rear of the 3700 block Eastern avenue and of assaulting an officer. Six other men also the Sudlersville band. Commissioner of the State Conserva resented by Clarence E.

Martin, of nounced- candidate for the Republican 1934 nomination, is, according to his friends, out to be his party's standard bearer and is laying the groundwork for a primary, if necessary. They mounted another stand and there was more speechmaking and Martinsburg, president of the American Bar Association, and George H. Negro Youngster Treated For Cuts tion Department, said yesterday. Mr. Earle said he had received a let morning.

were sentenced at the time on the Leonard, who was a local contender LaMar, Washington attorney, endeav same charges. He also has served sev After Car, In Crash With Another, Overturns for flyweight prize-fighting honors be ored to prove through depositions and more shouts of "How are you, Gover nor?" "We want Jackson." Caroline County Heard From ter from N. R. Coulborn, chairman of the Crisfield association, calling the meeting and announcing the plans for Goes To Picnic Almost nightly for the last few other evidence that John C. Gates was When a machine driven by R.

Edgar tween 1920 and 1930, late yesterday said the description of the men who robbed eral other sentences, police said. Green Plums Believed dead, and that therefore, the son was Tippett and another piloted by Ed months he has been addressing ward his employe is identical with that of LAKEWOOD POOL N. CHARLES. AT 26TH. ANNOUNCES A REDUCTION IN PRICES EFFECTIVE TODAY DAILY (Adult) OA.

M. TO 11 A. 40o 11 A. M. TO P.

life 9 P.M. TO CLOSE aOc SUNDAYS (Adults)' 2 P. M. TO 0 P. B5e 9 P.

M. TO CLOSE 40e JUNIORS AT ALL 25a SWIM IN A Yi 1 iti FILTERED POOL PLEASURE ISLAND BEACH MARYLAND'S ATLANTIC CITY Natural Sandy Sloping Beach the sole heir at law. Under West Vir And on this occasion Caroline county was heard from in the person of Judge Henry Wilkinson, a municipal ward J. Norton collided last night at Baker and Mount streets several things Fatal To Essex Child the new association, which would include representatives from Baltimore, Cambridge, Easton and Crisfield. ginia law the courts presume that a clubs and organizations where voters have gathered for social or political two men who tracked him when he took $1,500 from a branch of the Equitable Trust Company at Charles street man is dead if not heard from in seven happened in rapid succession.

judge from Ridgely. He said the Mayor purposes, and frequently he has made Mr. Norton's automobile turned over, years. and North avenue to a branch of the Producing centers on the Western Shore also would be asked to join the looked like a Governor; he had fol lowed his record as Mayor of Balti' Catherine Nelsser, 4, Dies On Way To HospUal After She Had Eaten Unripe Fruit struck and injured Clarence Hall, 13- quiet excursions into the counties. Baltimore Commercial Bank at Charles Insists County Aid Unit association, he said.

Yesterday he went to a picnic at more and wished to compliment him. and Preston streets. year-old Negro, who lives at 1719 Baker street and finally crashed through a window of a shop at 1700 A 4-year-old girl died as she was Edmondston, Prince George's county. Participates In Slash Connected With Saloon Hold-Up The Mayor reminded the crowd (which by then had swelled to about being taken to the City Hospitals For next Friday he has conferences TO HOLD ANNUAL CARNIVAL Orchard Beach Improvement Police working on the case also con Baker street operated by Lewis TWee 8,000 persons) that the purpose of a cheduled with Republicans in Worces Whitmore Cites Inquiry At Office yesterday after having eaten green plums, Baltimore county police, who In ths Chesapeake jd QJ Epstein. carnival is to make money for the church nected the bandits with two men who held up Thomas Fahey's saloon at 124 West Preston street about 1AM.

yes Group To Sponsor Event Clarence was taken to the Franklin Sundays 40e Powerful flood lights tor night bathlnf. DANOINO SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS investigated the death, were informed- ter county, where he expects to take part in a crab feast. Saturday he will and not for speechmaking, and escorted Mrs. Mcintosh Lays Report To Misunderstanding The annual carnival sponsored by Square Hospital, where he was treat' Ruth Crist, of the 800 block South FREE PARKING. CITY PRICES.

terday. These robbers obtained $200 by the Rev. F. Eugene Kraemer, pastor of the church, he went among the crowd be in Somerset county, and Sunday ed for cuts and bruises. Mr.

Tippett, the Improvement Association of Or The Rev. C. W. Whitmore, retired Port street, who was taking the child and a $500 diamond ring from Mr. who resides in the 300 block St.

Dun- chard Beach, Anne Arundel county, Reisterst6wn Episcopal clergyman to the hospital, told Coroner Jacob he intends to spend at Ocean City, a gathering place for Eastern Shore stan's road, was charged with failing will be held Thursday, Friday and Sat' last night took issue with published Dallman and Patrolman William Fahey and took $7.05 and a pistol from Joseph Grovell, a deputy sheriff of meeting people and patronizing the va rious tables and games of chance. Urged "Just Say The Word" to give right of way, and Mr. Norton, urday on the grounds adjoining the Eaton that she was visiting the home reports that the Baltimore County Baltimore county, a patron. 500 block Rosehill Terrace, was charged politicians of both parties over the week-end. community hall.

There will be dane Children's Aid Society would not par of Arthur E. Neisser, near Essex, when his daughter, Catherine Henrietta He played the race-horse wheel and Leonard's restaurant, Ye Olde Inn, with reckless driving. Mr. Tippett and ing on a large open-air dance floor, ticipate in the twenty per cent, cut in won a box of candy and then returned is located in the basement of the Plaza Mr. Norton were not hurt.

Neisser, became sick after eating sev unemployment relief allowances or To Visit St. Mary's His schedule also calls for a visit to bingo and midway attractions. A prize waltz contest will be staged each night. Hotel, southeast corner of Mount it to the woman operating the wheel. At almost every step along the mid' eral unripe plums.

dered by the county authorities. Royal avenue and Charles street Walter Watson, Police BEAUTIFUL PICNIC GROUNDS Take North Pt. Road and follow siimt DISTILLERY SITE Building 10,000 sq. ft. 37 acres fast land.

28 acres low land for off fall. Two streams. Railroad siding. Artesian water. Fifteen minutes from Citj.

New property. Can be bought at reasonable figur. REPLY TO BOX 18621, SUH. Seeing Is Believing 100 MOHAIR SUITS SIZES 34 TO 37 BRAND NEW While They Last FOR MONDAY Mr. Whitmore, chairman of the St Mary's county July 30, and on Aueust 2 he will make a speech at C-Way of the carnival the Mayor was Upon arrival at the hospital the Neisser girl was pronounced dead.

An investigation is being conducted by Department Clerk, Dies Leonard explained that he or somebody attached to the restaurant, in which Emmanuel Bransky also has purged to "just say the word" that he People's Unemployment League of Maryland, which protested the reduc a candidate for Governor, but Mr. Tolchester to Republicans from the Eastern Shore, Baltimore and other parts of the State. the coroner and the Baltimore county tion, said most of Baltimore county's Jackson staved off these pleas with the SPECIAL NOTICES We EeweaTB Small Moth-Eaten Bole Perfectly. 75c. Reliable Weavins 208 W.

Saratoga St. Ver. 1868. "Guarauteed Not to Pull Out." World's Brat Oil Burner "Oneral Automatic" Named To Position In 1898 And Had Worked In Three police. (Continued on Page 10, Column 4) According td friends who have unemployment relief is administered through the society, and inquiry at the agency's office revealed that families protestation that he was not prepared "to make any announcements but had visited Centreville "just to attend the talked over this speech with Mr.

Nice, it is going to "blow the lid off the Republican party, and will include on its relief list had not escaped the See Page 13, Column 8, Classified Sec. Districts Walter C. Watson, for thirty-five years a clerk in the Police Department died suddenly at 12.05 A M. today. Mr.

Watson was 66 years old picnic and meet the people." Organization Meeting Called cut. D. Has Narrow Squeak In Mouse Race With "Albert Bermans Loan Office. 638 W. Baltimore st.

Mr. Nice's ideas for reorganization of Mrs. David G. Mcintosh, presi the party in preparation for the Guber As a climax to an evening of huzzas dent of the society, said the reports i Quiet and Refrething Atmosphere in which to Enjoy Your SiflHdiy Dinner, 50s r5e Served from 12 Noon to 8 P. M.

natorial contest. for Baltimore's Mayor, the district and had been stationed at the Western Police Station -for a number of originated in a statement which she leaders called a meeting in the Cen Missing Dog Found years. treville Hotel for the avowed purpose gmiz Bare Restaurant MARYLAND POLO CLUB Tersus PENLLYN CLUB, PfflLA. Maryland- Polo Club Grounds Sterenson. Baltimore County 4 P.

Sunday, July 16t Subscription, 2.Vs Dark Rodent Wins Only Because Favorite Is Forced Mr. Watson, who lived at 5229 309-11 N. Howsril St. nr. Saratoga.

Wounded In Woods had intended merely to convey the fact that the reduction was ordered, not by the society; but by the county Trustees of the Poor, and that it did not apply to the society's activities outside the of forming an organization to further the Gubernatorial aspirations of Mayor Reisterstown road, left the Western Police Station yesterday at noon ap Jackson. Jerry, Fallows Family Airedale, parently in good health. To Carry Extra Long Tail In Democrat Handi- cap At Linthicum Heights Carnival But even this meeting failed to smoke I.OVE POINT EXCURSIONS EVEhY DAY DOWN THE BAT DAILY .7 A. M. 2.30 1'.

M. Afternoons only Dax only 75c MEALS ON STEAMER field of unemployment relief. out the wily contender for the Gov' ernor's post He was appointed to his position as clerk in 1898 and served successively in the Northwestern, Southern and Taken Back To Pinewood Avenue Home Jerry is back. He has a wound on TODAY CAPE MAY 'BEACH Bathing Dancing Parking ADULTS. 25c CHILDREN FREE EXTRA Mories.

Candy to Kiddie FREE Eastern Are. to Josenhsna. Turn Right B. K. R.

5 Light St Ph. Plaza 8692 Fall Into Harbor Ends As the crowd dwindled shortly be- Western districts. to be postponed because the stables of LOVE POINT ACTOMOBILE ROUTE his neck and lacerated paw but he In Drunkenness Charge SHORTEST WAY TO EASTERN SHORE With victory apparently certain, the favorite, "Albert struck a wet spot field mice collected for the occasion was welcomed warmly by the Fallows fore midnight the Mayor with his party clambored back into automobiles and the cortege started back to Lesre Baltimore (Pier s. Light street) DAILY DAILY DAILY (EX. SAT.) TO HIBERNIAN CONVENTION were cleaned out overnight by an epi family and the children in the 2800 Frank Stuback Narrowly Escapes MIAMI BEACH PRIDE OF THE CHESAPEAKE BAT Fnrmrrlr Tom Gerabty'i Bay Lodge at Bow- 7.00 A.

M. 2.30 P. M. 8 SO P. M.

demic of coughing sickness or pneu Autos includine dnrer. block Pinewood avenue when he was in the homestretch and let F. D. scurry home the winner last night in the Democrat handicap, fourth and Bulto. ft Eastern R.

R. Ph. Plata 8692 Baltimore. Spread Of Influence ley's Qusrters. 300 Feet Sandy Beach.

Safe Bathing monia or indigestion the stewards Drowning Taken To Eastern Station Baltimore Delegation Leaves For Gathering In Chicago taken back home yesterday by Harold were not certain of their diagnoses. J. Fallows, Jr. Moonlights Except Satorda! Sunday, 8.30 P.M. In his address the Mayor empha- All l.roTP oincuy rriTaie Will Rent by Day to Churches, Sunday ScbooH.

jihn Wolfe 6900. Ere. Wolfe 6960. feature event on the mouse-racing Frank Stuback narrowly escaped Baltimore delegates and visitors to Last night twenty-five thoroughbred white mice waited in the paddock for sster Exciirsite The neighborhood mourned the 4-year-old Airedale terrier when he the convention in Chicago of the An card of the Linthicum Heights Vol sized that when a city, county or any i. political subdivision was administered drowning in the harbor at the foot of Chester street early last night when he was pulled ashore in an uncon A An to Ferr tn Pastern Rhnre the post calL cient Order of Hibernians and its Ladies' Auxiliary left yesterday.

The efficiently and economically this influ See Section 1, Fife 11. for Complete Schedule. Plymouth Motor Corp. will hold a Kbool In Balto. for training salesmen.

We need 4 men. Training be brief. Intensive, prepare yon for immediate, attractire income. Ep. not necessary.

M. H. Anderson, 353 Hanover at- failed to return to his house Thursday night, and the three Fallows children, Harold, 13; Mary Helen, 12, and unteer Fire Department carnival. Among the also rans were "John N. Garner," "Alfalfa Bill," "Cox," "Byrd," "AL" "Repeal" and "Ma Ferguson," scious condition by two passersby.

HOMESTEAD INN convention opens Tuesday and ends They broke from unique starting stalls, which walled them in complete darkness on all sides till the barrier ence was feure to spread to the public affairs of the State, adding that "when Fried Chicken. Stesk and Sea Food Dinners. Patrolman Charles Waeer. of the Friday. Ruth, 9, spent two sleepless nights nvirt TftUADDATO All yon ran eat M.nn.

Children under 5 Free. a State is governed to the best inter Eastern District then applied artificial The party included Mr. and Mrs. Chick Sale in DANGEROUS CROSS ROADS was sprung, loosing the ten starters ANNAPOLIS BLVD. NK.

ULh.MlLK.Ml. est of its people that influence is felt who was a leading contender until she pulled up in the backstretch to crying for their playmate. About 2 P. M. yesterday Harold, respiration, which restored him to into as many individual lanes, sepa in national affairs." OCULIST Edward P.

McDonough, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Welsh, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank J. Dornan, Miss Mary L. Broenmg, rated by wooden strips three inches Soecial aflnen aiTrscuoii ism. SHARKEY ra. CARNERA SCIf A XZE'S THEATRE.

North A I'enna. Aee. WANT TO BUY U1 Modern home In Park Heights or Mt Washing do something that looked like powder When he assumed office in 1931, he As aswriite in well-estuMUtied business. Re high and topped with a wire screen. ing her nose.

"Albert the favorite. was searching in the woods several blocks from his home when he saw a brown ball curled up near a plies ennfi dentist. Hot IWWi. Snn. said, he realized a drastic reorganiza Miss A.

F. Doyle, Mrs. Mary Dough- They raced down a twelve-foot straight' "carried big weight" the official han to sections. B'W nmr floor. Advise Iwirt pnee and full description.

dsiv isiqa nnv BEER EQUIPMENT ert. Miss Angela Dougherty, Mr. and tion of the city's operations and of finance had to be undertaken if the consciousness. Another treatment was administered at Johns Hopkins Hospital and then he was taken to the Eastern Police Station where he was charged with being drunk. Stuback said he was 35 and lived in the 2100 block Bank street dicappers said, alluding to the ab away, brilliant lights being placed at the finish line to lure them out of the atnrii PIPFB 73 Hanotee Mrs.

W. J. Haus. Mrs. Mary O'Con- normal length of his tail.

clump of bushes. Further investigation proved that the brown ball was Jerry, so hurt that he could not walk, DR. FRANCIS K. KING. DENTIST Announce the removal of his office credit of the city was to be maintained Miiv vnl'RX HAT AND BIEN'S nell and Mrs.

Nell Fannon, of Mount blackness of the starting box and to 1.1 Eat 22nd Street. AprotntmenTS Ft RMSHINUS. FixTCKES; WILLBACRI- The mouse-racing event had been scheduled for Friday night but bad daily, ereninga and Hundaya. iu Lojieraiiy Savage. down the stretch.

but still it was Jerry, tlCt. ISiMa, BL.X. '(Continued on Page 3, Column 7) i.