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A 9 mtOOKLYN" DAILY eagle. NEW YORK, suntay. may G. 102S. 1 WHIPPING OF BOY Yechvant Rao, now at Oxford Uni versity, afur a shooting anray In WEATHER FORECAST SHIP NEWS CAUSES VILLAGE SPLIT Kirkland.

N. May i JPh-The volvuig a dancing girl. The Mahar- a jah. deciding that under the circum declaring that half the childrea ct the village cannot be allowed to grow up uneducated because ot a dispute over a boy described by his teacher as a regular "Pecks bad boy," has called in Dr. A.

D. MUler of the New York State Department of Education for advice and assistance. Laeal Probabilities. Fair ana cooler today. Tomorrow lair.

SHIPS DIE TOMORROW. 8htD fram 24-Year-Old Brahmin Wife Of Liberal Bishop Seen As "Great World Mother" whipping of 13-year -old boy by a school teacher has split this village into two factions. When he was suspended. 23 other pupils were removed stances it mas oesi i around the world, met Miss Miller. His marriage to her, recently chronicled, offended the Brahmins, and he and his bride are now in Paris.

Columbia Bremen the 82-year-old p-ebides: of the Thc-osophisu is known, now announces that Mrs. Arundale has attained to spiritual heights hich only rare souls may reach in the slow processes ol reincarnation. Dr. Arundale is a Cambridge man who came to Benares in 1903 with his sister, Miss Frances Arundale. He was a professor at the Central Hindu College, the forerunner of the present university.

Then he became head master, later vice principal and, on with alowly ruing temperature. Freah aortbvaat duainlahiat. Minnekariaa London United States Csunhinn Caroma Liverpool Cameronia Glasco Althnueh Mrs. Besant. in orana irom the school by their parents as a Old Woman of India." is now 82 years protest against his suspension.

nf am. she is the leaaer oi tne HIGH WATER TODAY. Standard Ttme.i i Hith Water, Low Water. A It. 1 P.M.

A.M. I The boy was brougnt before Police De Graate Havre American Trader London Samland Antwerp Coamo Juan Ban Juan San Juan Port Victoria Bermuda TheosqphisU in 42 countries of the ALSATIAN GIANT DEAD. Strassburg Wl Jean Thirion, "tallest Alsatian" and once a musician in the United States, is dead. He stood 7 feet I inch. Justice A.

L. Easingwood of Clinton on a charge of being ungovernable New York I a 03 I 9:10 II 2:20 3:17 world. The numoer in wis cuuimj is variously estimated, conservatively, Mrs. Annie Besant, President of International Theosophical and disobedient. Justice Easingwood.

at 10,000. MAY 7. York 9 32 ID 3 5 I 3 49 SUN RISES AND BETS. Mar May 1- n.4 S4 Bett.a :5 I RlaeM Seu.7:00 SHIPS SAILING Ship To. Manuel Caho Barcelona Montanan Pacific Coaat Zariba Alexandria Society, Hails Girl as "Incarnation of Mother Spirit in Association With Krishnamurti, World Teacher." LEHIGH HONORS LOCAL BOYS.

WINS ARCHERY PRIZE. 1 i Fulton Street Brooklyn Caste System Very Strong. India, however, is very old, and her pronouncements leave the great mass of Brahmins untouched, for the caste system is very strong and has seen many philosophies come and go. It has seen a few English men and women, too. The caste system is rooted very deeply in the soil of a country so old that a single generation Is but as a mote in the sunlight, an imponderable speck ot dust in the great cosmic scheme as India accepts it.

Mrs. Arundale will, it is expected, be a link between the old and the new especial to The Eagle.) Bethlehem, May 5 Edward M. Blanchard of Brooklyn has been (Special to The Eagle.) Sweet Briar, May 5 Miss Jean Cole ot 92 26th Jackson Heights, won first place in the archery con By MARJORIE DORM AN. Mrs. Annie Besant, president of the International Theosophical Society, announces that Mrs.

Rukmini Arundale, 24-year-old Brahmin wife of an Englishman, Bishop George S. Arundale of the Liberal Catholic Church, is the "great world mother" or "incarna test neld at Lynchburg, this week. She is a student at Sweet ff vr if CMC elected circulation manager of Brown and White, the campus newspaper of Lehigh University. Thomas Bren-nan of Rockville Centre. L.

is the new managing editor of Review, the literary magazine of the college. unar college and scored a total of tion of the Mother Spirit in as- bo points against the several other women of India, and interpret the mnripm world for her sisters, not only Virginia colleges that competed. there but throughout the world ol Theosophical thought. 0ehttrez $10,000 LEGACY HELD UP GLUCKSMAN'S BY ORDER OF COURT Mrs. Caroline MacKinney of 103 Beach Flushing, L.

yesterday obtained from Justice Fawcett, in Supreme Court, an order directing No Finer Service Titan Dclcttres Can Be Had scalp Treatments i.oop FACIAL TREATMENTS up 1 1 A Made-to-Meaiure Fit in Ready-to-Wear Slioei THE ONLY FITTING SERVICE OF ITS KIND! every size has five Special Measurements. length, ball, instep, "waist" and heel. Put a pair on you'll notice the difference immediately. the Bankers Trust uompany io noio until further orders a legacy of bequeathed to her husband. Dale Otis MacKinney, in the will of his friend, Marmaduke Richardson, of Bishop George S.

Arundale. whose estate the trust company is executor. Sizes Mrs. MacKinney will later bring sociation with Krishnamurti, the world teacher." The announcement, which comes from Adyar, India, the International headquarters, via London, has aroused th greatest Interest in the Theoso-phists and Liberal Catholics in this country, where Mrs. Arundale and her husband spent six months In 1927.

They came here last June to attend the convention of the Theoso-phlsts in Chicago, -stopping at the Hotel Gotham while in New York, and made a six months tour of the United States, returning to Adyar In January. Intensely Spiritual Nature. Mrs. Arundale is described as of an intensely spiritual nature, reticent ir. regard to personal affairs, and spending hours in meditation daily.

She is of the highest Brahmin caste- and was married in 1920 to Bishop Arundale when he was on the staff ot Benares University. He is now Education Commissioner of Indore ana president of the Indian Section of the Theosophical Society. Among the prominent members of the Liberal Catholic Church in this country is Phelps Stokes, whose marriage was solemnized in that church recently. Marriage Occasioned Much Comment. The marriage of the daughter of the Brahmins, the highest caste in India, to an Englishman, occasioned much nroceedines to have the legacy se 1 to 12 7t Width.

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One block from Station and five minntea' walk from all Subway OPEN EVENINGS TILL 8:30 Phone Nevin. 0963 to nrovide adeauateiy ior ner, sne declared, and went to Cincinnati, where he filed a divorce bill, alleging the death of Dr. Arthur Richardson, principal. He is a man of broad education who has done much to educate the youth of India, succeeding where men who are not believers in the doctrines of Theoscphy have failed in reaching the people of that ancient and mysterious land ot chiming temple bells. It was of Indore that Takoji Rao, recently wedded to Miss Nancy Ann Miller of Seattle, was once Maharajah.

He is another Brahmin who is not opposed to intercaste or inter-racial marriages among believers in reincarnation. Marriage Offended Brahmins. Like Mrs. Rukmini Arundale, the Maharajah marries out of his caste. This, however, was after he was forced to abdicate in favor of Jiis son, they could not get along together.

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