The evening world. Newspaper, November 9, 1922, Page 13

ee ———__ ~~. ~~~. SATIN WITNESS PINSHED BY MEN OF HISOWNCLASS Midshipman Who Revealed]: Pranks Gets Drenching From Night Visitors. ANNAPOLIS, Md., Nov. 9.—That Midshipmen who had been called as Witnesses for the prosecution in the hazing cases had been maltreated tn their rooms in Bancroft Hall Tuesday Right was the surprising made by Judge Advocate Murphy dur- ing the session of the court martial which is trying Midshipman Jobn P. Gilmer jr. on charges of hazing. The midshipman principally concerned in the attack was, Joseph G. Bonifant, blamed by most of the other midship- men as the prime mover in the pres- | ‘ ent hazing crusade. Bonifant believes his own classmates were the only ones who attacked hi He was called to the stand and st! that Tuesday night a fourth class- man, not known to him, came to his room and criticised him for his part in the trial Words followed and the: visitor left after making a threat. Early yester- day. Bon by him t to his room, which is c three other members of his c threw two buckets of wate and one over his roomm. Allen, sparing the third witness in one of the cases, and the other ts not. Allen is a During yesterday's session, tne de- |? fense, upon which Gilmer, and prob ably the other accused midshipmen will rely, was well developed and much interest was taken in the fact that their interpretation of written communications and — spec Admiral Wilson, Superintendent 0! the Academy, was taken as justiflca tion of the hazing practices Admiral Wilson, they claim, stated last May that it was proper that the freshness should be taken out of the new midshipmgn, but wurned against brutality, interference with new comers at meals and imposition of menial service. Midshipmen Elbert L. Fryberger continucd his testimony during the day. He was followed by Midship man Henry M midshipman 2 Everett H. Browne, € Aumont }) and others They testified to the and reputation of Mid mer. Asked by the Ji as to the training value of si tions as “give the seagoing n ft the midshipmen suid fun, apiece HERE TO PAINT OUR WOMEN. Lule Blass, Young Portrait Artint, Arrives Prom Haly. Lulo Blass, a young It commissioned to paint portra eral American wor arrived G. de Blass da Lezze, who: scenes hang in the Metro) scum of Art. Signor Blass will remain about six months. Ho will not open a studio but work at tho hy $50 takes you statement |* came |, by Jackson to-night will not be p Plans for t ing of « million-dol- lar fund to ruct the University ef Louvain Library as America’s war hiemoriab in Belgium were made last night at a dinner in the Army ang Navy ‘lub, which wus attended by well-known ore. © will of Dr. Lyman Abbott, for- tn chief of the Outlook, who ct, 22, was admitted to probate lay by Surrogate Elwood C. in Orange County. 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