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THE SUX, BALTIMORE, MONDAY MOIIXIXG, JULY I. 1935 18 BONSAL WHITE TWO MOTORISTS Indian Fete Days No Longer Youngsters Over City Line Beat Gun On Fourth BR. PEARSON RESIGNS AS A 1YI RIIR NUFi Endanger Health, Says Doctor KILLS SELF ON LAWN AT HOME Phiroz Bha-rucha, Army Physician, U. OF HD. HEAD IN ROAD CRASH Gas Tank Explodes As Asserts Modern Methods Of Hygiene Are Helping Nationally Known Horse Show Judge Dies Of Gunshot Wound Completely Severs Connection With School.

Declines Lobbv Post To Keep Multitudes Healthy Auto Overturns After Sidewiping Truck GIRL IS INJURED IN SAME ACCIDENT FRIEND FINDS BODY EARLY IN MORNING ANSWERS BOARD'S RECENT ULTIMATUM Festival days in India, when hundreds of thousands of celebrants gather in towns and villages are no 3 uT! X1h 'satT, Mr' Wtmtt 5 Jll 1 Says Companion Had Ap longer the occasions when epidemics are started, as they once were, said peared Dejected At Times Says His 9 Years' Work For Maryland Has Been "Great Privilege" 11 Other Baltimoreans Hurt, Including Wife Of Judge Ulman Phiroz Bharucha, of the In Evening S. Bonsai White, nationally known horseman and horse-show judge, com British Indian Army yesterday. Now the epidemics of cholera and smallpox are rare and not nearly so devastating as formerly, he continued, explaining that the use of modern methods of hygiene were helping to keep India's multitudes of people healthy. Colonel Bharucha, who is a physician in the medical service, said mitted suicide early yesterday morn ing by shooting himself in the mouth with a shotgun, His body was discovered shortly after P. BHARUCHA Two motorists were critically burned when their automobile overturned and the gas tank exploded in an accident on the Philadelphia road and Sixty-third street at 8.30 o'clock last night.

A girl was less seriously injured in the same accident and eleven other persons were hurt in traffic mishaps which involved Baltimoreans yesterday. The total reported for the weekend was fourteen. 4 A. M. on the lawn of the home of his that when large gatherings are planned, the Government chlorinates the water to be used, provides a pub Piroja Bharucha, and his two daughters, Miss Perin Bharucha and Miss Roshan Bharucha, is touring the United States to view the hospitals and other medical institutions here.

He will see the Johns Hopkins Hos lic plumbing system and gives instruc tion in hygiene. A well-organized boys' unit, similar to the Boy Scouts, aids Dr. Raymond A. Pearson yesterday resigned as president of the University of Maryland, completely severing his connections with the institution. He declined an offer of the board of regents to become the institution's lobbyist before Congress, with the duty of seeking larger allotments of Federal funds for the university, a land grant college.

The board, after an investigation of three months into Dr. Pearson's administration, gave him until noon today to resign. In its ultimatum, issued Friday, the board said he could forward his resignation to become effective September 1, taking a summer holiday from noon today and, thereby, completely divorce himself from the university. Another Ootion Given Or he could resign as of September 1, remain throughout the summer preparing the school budget and attending to other matters of the institution and, upon resumption of classes in fall, he could act as the lobbyist This was to have been a new posi the government in this work. Still, however, he said, millions of pital today.

Mrs. Bharucha is the granddaugh Those Injured The injured: Raymond Leonard, 18, of the 3200 block Philadelphia road, critical burns. Felix Wisniewski, 25, of the 600 block worshippers bathe in the Ganges ter of the famous Indian reformer. river, the sacred waterway of the nation. But he does not believe that S.

S. Bangalee, a commander of the Indian Empire. He introduced into the bathers become infected through bathing there. India such modern modes as mono- The colonel, who is staying at the parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Miles White, Kerngood House, 4603 Kerneway, by John Santos, one of Mr. White'i close friends. Dr. John L. Dorsey, 1015 St.

George's road, was summoned and pronounced Mr. White dead. The physician, police reported, said death was instantaneous. Rules Wound Self-inflicted Dr. C.

W. Didenhover, coroner for the Northern police district, last night gave a verdict of suicide "death by self-inflicted wound." "There is no question that it's suicide," Dr. Didenhover said. "I saw the body on the lawn and again at th undertakers. I made a thorough investigation.

The shotgun had one of two charges fired. "Although I have questioned members of Mr. White's family, his friends and others, I have been unable to ascertain a motive for his action." Fail To Heap Shot Neither of Mr. White's parents, with Southern Hotel with his wife, Mrs. (Continued on Page 7, Column 5) MAN, 21, DROWNED EMPTY FIRE HOUSE IN MISHAP OF BOAT GETS ITS ENGINE tion, but the board had not decided NOTED EPISCOPAL Fourth Of July Celebrants last week on the amount of remunera' tion that would be attached to it.

Dr. Pearson's Letter In his letter of resignation, for Residents Of Northeast Bal Benjamin Birchell, Of Ily- PRIEST DIES AT 80 Stage An Advance Exhibition warded to the board yesterday, Dr. land Park, Tossed In River When Craft Swerves timore Rejoice As Apparatus Arrives Pearson said: South Rose street, critical burns. Miss Vibgie M. Wolfe, 15, of the 1200 block Sixty-third street, lacerations of the right eye, hands and body.

Mrs. Joseph N. Ulman. wife of Judge Ulman, of 2615 Talbot road, cuts and bruises. Miss Hattie Guccenheimer, of New York city, cuts and bruises.

Moss Arnold, 11, of the 1400 block Washington Boulevard, abrasions. Mrs. Marie Mack, 24, of the 1100 block South Bayliss street, lacerations. Walter Dominic, 7, of the 1100 block South Bayliss street, lacerations. Harold Herld, 8, of the 3400 block Elliott street, lacerations.

Frank B. Vandergrift, 37, of Cumberland, possible fracture of the skull and fracture of right hand. Abraham Finkel, 24, of the 1600 block North Monroe street, lacerations. Miss Reia Rodin, 14, of the 3800 block Beehler avenue, lacerations. Miss Edna Rodin, 18, sister of Rcta, brush burns and contusions.

Samuel Hendler, 24, of the 2100 block Presbury street, lacerations. Car And Truck Crash Leonard was driving a rented automobile north on the Philadelphia road, having as his passenger Wisniew "In reply to the command from the Rev. James 0. S. Huntington, whom he lived, nor any of the ser HEAT FELLS WOMAN, 5C EVENT IS UNEXPECTED State Board of Regents and State Board of Agriculture I hereby submit my resignation as president of the vants heard the shot that ended his life.

Clamor Is Loudest Around Highway Stands On Border of City Where Baltimoreans Purchase Supplies Change In Taste Noted Holy Cross Superior, Leaves Two Sisters His friends yesterday said they University of Maryland and execu Uncle Of Girl, 18, Saves Her As Captain Haskell, Of No. 2G, Loses tive officer of the State Board of Agriculture. It is understood my ac could not account for his action, explaining that he had appeared jovial, happy and without any troubles of any kind. He had not lost his interest COFOUXDER OF ORDER She Sinks Boy, 20, Hits Head On Hock In Dive No Time In Trying Out His New Machine tive duties and responsibilities will noise-makers now are mines which cease at noon today. "I appreciate your proposal to ere in blooded horses and dogs, subjects on shoot projectiles 200 feet in the air.

Most pleasing of all to those who in which he was an authority. Northeast Baltimore had an unex Monastery He Headed At One Time Was Located At Westminster Was Cause Of Conflict Amid familiar detonations, the annual Fourth of July exhibition of fireworks roared an advance perfom-ance on the city's borders last night. The clamor was loudest around the highway stands, where Baltimoreans who like to make their own noise on the Fourth buy the noise-makers. Preferred To Walk Home Late Saturday evening Mr. White pected festive day yesterday when the vest in smoke and fire are elaborate inventions which paint the Battle of the Marne or Cleopatra's Barge in ate the position of 'adviser on land grant college matters' and the conditional tender to me of the position.

I do not desire to accept such position but wish to assure you that if I can assist at any time in the way new piece of fire apparatus for the and Mr. Santos, who lives at 104 West new engine house at Loney's Lane and Melrose avenue, came into the center astounding colored clouds. Will Make Queer Noises INew York Bureau of The Sun indicated it will be a pleasure to New York, June 30 The Very Rev. City ordinances forbid the sale of The fiery contraptions will make of the city, where they dined at a restaurant and then motored into the country. Arriving at Mr.

Santos' home, about a mile from the White residence. me to do so informally and without James Otis Sargent Huntington, co ski. He was passing a fifteen-ton One man was drowned yesterday as record-breaking crowds turned to the bathing beaches and rivers in and near the city to escape the heat. Two swimming mishaps were recorded and a woman was overcome by the heat as the mercury climbed from eighty-two degrees at 9 A. M.

to eighty-six at 3 P. M. Benjamin Birchell, 21, of Hyland Park, near Philadelphia, was drowned in the Elk river about ten miles from Elkton, when the speed boat in which he was riding suddenly swerved founder and superior of the Order cf the explosives within the city limits. Fireworks Change Greatly compensation. His Work "A Privilege" queer noises do funny stunts or race along the ground.

Juvenile nihilists may purchase reproductions of bombs, the Holy Cross, oldest monastic order Mr. White said he preferred to walk truck driven in the same direction by James C. Wyatt, 30, of Milford, when the two vehicles sidewiped. Fireworks have changed greatly in home and bid Mr. Santos good-night.

of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States, died today at St. complete with fuse and "cocoanut'! Mr. Santos, however, recalled later "It has been a great privilege to work for the people of Maryland throughout a period of nearly nine shape, guaranteed to blow up most Luke's Hospital. the past few years, one vendor related. In the old days celebrants were satisfied with simple explosives, which Mannasota avenue was delivered by the Fire Department; No small town ever was as excited over a new fire truck as were the residents in that sector of Baltimore.

For years they had banged on the doors of the City Hall, the City Council, the Board of Estimates and Awards and the Fire Board pleading for fire protection. Firehouse Built Finally, provision was made for a new firehouse and it was built. Two weeks ago the residents, again taking anything. Leonard's machine careened along the Philadelphia road, striking two parked automobiles, according to Patrolman James H. Karvasek, of the Eastern He was 80 years old.

Surviving are years. After describing at some length both had the one virtue of being able two sisters, Mrs. Archibald L. Ses sions and Miss Mary L. Huntington.

that several times during the evening Mr. White had momentarily appeared dejected, but each time threw it off. He decided to motor to Mr. White's home and, if he had not retired, invite him to stay at the Santos house over Dr. Pearson last night said he had no plans except to remain at his home nearly to split the eardrums of per the weird fireworks which he understood and those with which he has not yet experimented, the vendor con district.

When it overturned and the tank in Hyattsville and rest for several and threw six of its seven occupants sons in their vicinity. But now the weeks. Since it became known that he exploded, Leonard and Wisniewski Father Huntington came to New York from Syracuse in 1881 and three years later founded the Order of the Holy Cross in a little parish on the cluded the week-end. were badly burned in the fire that fol lowed. A fire-alarm box at the Phila "And, you see, everything ends up buyers demand gaudier confections.

Skyrockets now are not popular unless they release parachutes. Favorite As Mr. Santos' machine entered the had been requested to send his resignation to the board. Dr. Pearson has received several "offers," his friends said.

He declined to say yesterday by blowing to pieces." East Side with the late Rev. Sturges courtyard of the White residence the overboard. The other five, four of them women, were supported on life preservers until rescued by nearby boats. Girl Nearly Drowned Annette Shott, 18, narrowly escaped delphia road and Bowley's lane was (Continued on Page 7, Column 4) Allen, who founded the order's mission in Liberia. Under his direction the order gained prominence, moved up their cudgels, descended on the City Hall and wanted to know where the apparatus was.

what "offers had been submitted." Has His Flowers And Trees Forearm Fractured to Westminster, Md and then to West drowning while bathing at a private rung, and fire apparatus responded, extinguishing the blaze. A municipal ambulance took the youths to City Hospitals, where physicians said their condition was critical. Traffic Tied Up "I have my flowers, trees and other With Engineman George W. Baker in the driver's seat and Capt. Joseph Park, N.

the present mother house. When Girl, 10, Rocks Jail Damon And Pythias Part In Anger When One "Lams" With Other's $2 ways of entertainment," Pearson said. shore on Clark's Point, Middle river. Was Born lii Boston "I'll do nothing but rest and later on decide what definite course I'll E. Haskell beside him, the combination The Kind of Love Story Herself Off Ledge She sank in about four feet of water when she slid from an inner tube which had been buoying her up.

The He was born in Boston, the son of Heavy traffic on the Philadelphia follow." the late Right Rev. Frederick Dan road was held up at the scene of the Huntington, Protestant Episcopal (Continued on Page 4, Column 3) A 10-year-old girl rocked herself Bishop of Central New York, and Mrs. accident for more than half an hour. Literally miles of automobiles were His friends and pointed out that when he became executive of the university nine years ago it was in debt and that its budget now is off a ledge in front of her aunt's home Hannah Dane Sargent Huntington brought to a stop until the victims He received his early education in in the 600 block Claymont avenue could be removed and the wreckage Likes A Romaiinice the Bublic and private schools of Bos cleared away. about 9 P.

M. yesterday and her left forearm was fractured when she hose wagon, ladder wagon, pump wagon and chemical truck arrived unexpectedly shortly before noon. Word flashed along the Belair and Philadelphia roads, Edison Highway, Brehm's lane everywhere from house to house ran the call, "Go and see it." And those who had been clamoring as "taxpayers fighting for. our due," went First Of Its Kind The Fire Board said it is the first fire-fighting machine of its kind in the United States, combining many fea When the automobile collided with ton and prepared for college at the Boston Latin School, entering Harvard in 1871. He was graduated in thrust it out to break her fall.

balanced. They emphasized that budget-making during the entire past nine years was the work of Dr. Pearson only. Reports that one or another official of the school assisted him were denied. H.

C. (Curley) Byrd, vice-president the truck, the latter vehicle swerved to the left and crashed into a machine She was Geneva ilreeden, of 1006 PRICE the classical course four years later. and studied for tha ministry, under which was traveling west on Sixty-third street, injuring the Wolfe girl, I his father and at St. Andrew's Divin Ashburton street, and she was visiting at her aunt's home while her parents were vacationing in St. Mary's county.

REDUCED, The vehicle was being driven by and director of athletics at the insti ity School. Harry Wolfe, 36, of the 1200 block He taught at Syracuse University The girl was treated at the West Sixty-third street, father of the in tures to serve small communities. It Amie Scarmazzo, 43, and Arthur Kennedy, 35, left the City Jail Friday as bosom friends. This morning Kennedy will be on his way back if his former friend has anything to say in the matter. Yesterday Scarmazzo, who lives in the 1100 block of East Baltimore street, ordered Kennedy's arrest for the alleged larceny of $2 and a pair of shoes.

"There ain't no gratitude in the world," the former told Central District police. Scarmazzo had befriended the homeless Kennedy, he told police, housed him, fed him and even split his meager earnings with him. Came Saturday night and the discovery that Kennedy had "lammed" with $2 and the pair of shoes. Kennedy was located in the vicinity of Scar-mazzo's home. and in 1878 was ordained by his father as a deacon in his brother's church Baltimore General Hospital and released after treatment.

With a Baits inn ore Settling TAIGL can pump 750 gallons of Water a min ute, carries 1,200 feet of hose, has jured girl. Miss Wolfe was treated at City Hospitals. Truck Overturns The truck, after striking Wolfe's ma ID- at Maiden, Mass. He had been an as sistant at Calvary Church, Syra cuse, founded by his father as a Sun twelve ladders and numerous chemical tanks. Man Is Seriously III day-school, and in 1880 was made a ED Engine Company No.

26 is now com chine, caromed across the lawn of a home at the corner and overturned. priest of the Protestant Episcopal plete. Church. A year later he came to Neither the driver, Wyatt, nor his Benzol Blended BETMJK From Bite Of Spider Adolph Wolfe, 42, Becomes Numbed After Insect Nips Him In Theater Taken To Hospital Adolph Wolfe. 42, is in a serious New York to work with the Holy Church mission.

After founding the Order of Holy Cross, Father Huntington passed Incorporated 1847 condition at St. Joseph's Hospital from (Continued on Page 7, Column 7) helper, Lawrence Phillips, Negro, 39, of Baltimore, was injured, the police reported. Vandergrift was driving south on the Key Highway, the police learned, when he crashed into a box car. Physicians at the South Baltimore General Hospital said his condition was serious. He was still unconscious several hours after the accident.

the bite of a spider, believed to be of the black widow variety, he re Emtaw Savin! ceived yesterday while seated in a theater at Park Heights and Belvedere avenues. At a late hour last night hospital physicians reported that his temperature was rising rapidly. Mrs. Ulman, wife of Judge Joseph NEW LOW PRICE SAVES YOU jj a gallon No Change in Quality Thousands of motorists bought millions of gallons of Benzol-Blended Betlinllue. and paid 3c to 5c more a gallon than N.

Ulman, of the Supreme Bench, was Before the effects of the bite had become serious, Mr. Wolfe told North Passing Of Horse Trading Mourned By Gypsy "Prince" Xag Can Be Fixed Up To Look Like Something, Says Dick Stevens, But An Old Car "A Piece Of Junk Is A Piece Of Junk" injured in an accident yesterday a few miles south of Lowville, N. Y. The eastern district police that the spider jurist was driving the automobile in had bitten him on his bared right arm. which his wife was riding.

The ma Killing the spider with his left hand, Margaret Gothm NIcMs Young Baltimore novelist and a graduate of the Forest Park High School Author of "Ann Steps Out," which appeared serially in The Evening Sun a year ago "Tangled Love," her latest story, deals with two sisters, and the man they loved, and the exciting situations that inevitably developed This new novel of Baltimore and chine, according to an Associated tution at College Park, will become acting president today, it was reported. Mr. Byrd could not be located last night. 'Autopsy Is Performed On Blood-Poison Victim George C. Peters Believed To Have Died From Insect Bite Tests Prove Negative After an autopsy performed in the hope that it might yield some clue as to the cause of the death of George C.

Peters, supposed insect bite victim who died Saturday night at the West Baltimore General Hospital, physicians yesterday could report only negative results. According to Dr. Bertram M. Bern-heim, surgeon-in-chief at the hospital, the autopsy showed that death was due to blood poisoning, but the cause of the infection remained as much a mystery as ever. Although the poisoning may have been due to an inspect bite, the doctor said, there was no way of determining this.

Peters, who lived at 607 Ashburton street, suddenly was taken ill June 21, when his right foot and leg began to swell. The only clue he could offer doctors was that he had been walking through some weeds that day. SAYS ROBBERS TOOK $7 Bartender Reports Three Men Called Him To Door For Hold-Up Three men called Ralph Brown from the kitchen of his home at 2100 Pen-nirgton avenue early yesterday and robbed him of S7, he reported to Southern district police. The hold-up escaped in an automobile. Brown, who is a bartender, told the police that he was preparing some food at about 3.30 A.

when one of the men called to him through an open window. As he stepped outside, he reported, the rmn drew a revolver and robbed him. The' other man stood by and watched. (Continued on Page 4, Column 2) 3 for regular gasoline. Today SIX MONTHS INTEREST TO JUNE 30, 1935 At the Rate of Per Annum will be ready for entry JULY 5, 1935 EDWARD L.

ROBINSON, President SPECIAL NOTICES you can ouy aDsoiuteiy ine game highest quality Betho- he paid no more attention to the bite, he said. A short while later he became partly numbed and with the aid of his wife, who had accompanied him, made his way to a neighboring doctor. The doctor treated him and ordered him to be sent to the hospitl. Mr. Wolfe lives at 3518 Hayward avenue.

3 line for brush him, and fix him up to look like something. We gypsies know how. But an automobile a piece of junk is just a piece of junk. You can't make it look Are yon tronhled with Athlete's Foot? We iiaraiitfe cure or motley rfumlfMt. Munzert Pharmacy, 320 W.

Baltimore St. ONLY 2c A GALLON MORE THAN REGULAR GASOLINES like anything else." The camp consists of about fifteen PARTY ENDS IN POLICE HANDS tents. Women walk about in their FAMOUS READING fr Get Your Tanljul Today a gaudy attire, either barefooted or in extremely high-heeled slippers. The One Member Accused Of Hitting Another With Bottle Robert Harris, 24, of the 300 block children, most of whom attend local THK OKKHK OF J. M.

HEMLER schools in the winter, are everywhere. 3324 Kdnwntlsnn Atp. formerly mnr years with Visitors marvel, however, at the dis Much of the charm of gypsy life has been lost by the passing of horse trading, according to "Prince" Dick Stevens, leader of a band of nine brothers and their numerous progeny, encamped in bright-hued tents near Lansdowne, Baltimore. They have remained around the city for several weeks to be near the bedside of their mother, the "queen," who is dangerously ill at her home in the 700 block Pennsylvania avenue. The leader admitted, however, that swapping automobiles was a bit of fun sometimes, but that the love of a horse trade is inborn in his race.

Numerous cars owned by the gypsies bore the license plates of as many different States, attesting to the fact that they had done considerable bargaining in autos along their nomadic way. "When you trade a horse, ah!" exclaimed the Rom. "You can wash and SEAT COVERS Attractive Patterns Installed Without Pins HUTZLER BROS. CO. ANTHRACITE CALL FOB, I' RESENT LOW PRICES E.

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P1S N. Howard Street OPEN DAILY and Tuesday Evening. Tomorrow East Fort avenue, had a party last night. It broke up when his stepfather, William Perry, 32, allegedly Will be closed until July 15. while ha li in tlie yew lurtc ur warKet cipline the elders exert over them.

A word in gypsy tongue suffices to quiet at once the various groups of young mowers cs iiayiiof broke a bottle over his head. Harris was taken to the South Bal CHICKEN BOX-LUNCH Itolicinii fried rhirken. rmtato chips, pic North Mt. Royal Aves. sters, who seem happy and well-fed, kles antl four home-made rolls delirered in The men are expert coppersmiths, for Sl.OO.

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TESTKU SPECIAL KOMi. CIIEV. RELINED 0.93 nowr-INC IS K. Preston St. GORMAN CO, 212? NORTH CHARLFS 8TREET DECORATORS timore General Hospital in the Southern district patrol and treated for lacerations of the scalp.

Both men were charged with disturbing the peace and an additional charge cf assaulting Harris was placed against Perry. Perry lives in the 500 block of SUPPER CI.UB Floor Shows. Air-Omited IH'M Harford Ae. CIL-N0R The Sum Berk Krtlef anil His Baiiio Orchcatra tent equipped with tools of their craft. The tribe is of Brazilian origin.

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