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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1918

Page

4

IDR H W ACHESON AND BOY DROWNED

Death by drowning claimed two victims in Washington yesterday. Dr Harry W Acheson aged 50 disappeared from Georgetown University Hospital after a nervous breakdown and was found in the C and O Canal near Thirty eighth street NW. An inquest is set for this afternoon. A white boy about 15 drowned after falling from the flood gates at the tidal basin near Fourteenth street. Charles M Taylor saw the fall and dived to help but the boy died en route to Emergency Hospital. identity not yet established.

Washington Harry W. Acheson Ed i C. and O. Canal Eighth Street Acheson Georgetown University Hospital Canal Washington Channel Fourteenth Street Charles M. Taylor Seventh Street

Keough Sues Sister Over Estate Division

William J Keough filed in District Supreme Court seeking sale or equal division of their father Henry J Keoughs estate. The house and adjoining lots at First and D streets northeast are occupied by Jane E Rickenpleacher and her four children who allegedly refuse to pay half the rent. Keough says a $150 month rental offer exists and accuses the sister of refusing to vacate. Attorneys Mame Banby Smith and R Downing represent the plaintiff.

William J. Keough District Supreme Court Jane E F.rickenpleacher Henry J. Keough Rickenbacker Keough Mame Banby-Smith R. ¥. Downing

City Briefs From Washington and Camps Nearby

Eelisted residents in Gale and nearby Washington areas are urged to register at the United Service Club in a bid by the Ohio Society to connect with them. Stonewall Jackson Chapter UDC will host a picnic at Great Falls with departure from Thirty-sixth and M streets at 3 p.m. Benjamin L. Prince reports improving after an appendicitis operation at Garfield Hospital. E S Dudding, Prisoners Relief Society president, will speak at 599 E Street NW. Camp Meigs troops enjoyed a musical program by Walter S. Jackson and a later address by Capt. Lee A. Stone. The summer outings committee reports 1807.44 in proceeds for Camp Good Will, Camp Pleasant, and Baby Hospital Camp. Harold Hardette Jr. dies at eleven after injuries from a truck accident. coroner’s jury returns verdict of unavoidable.

Gale Washington United Service Club No. 1 Pennsylvania Avenue Ohio Society Stonewall! Jackson United Daughters of the Confederacy Great Falls Thirty-sixth Loren B. T. Johnson Camp Good Will Camp Pleasant Baby Hospital

Naval probes rents charges in Norfolk uncovering profiteering claims

Secretary Daniela and Admiral Ben son will visit Norfolk to investigate charges that property owners housing navy workers profit from rents. The inquiry targets profiteering amid a pattern of disputed rents with multiple individuals named across Virginia, New Jersey, New York, and Maryland. The secretary vows extreme measures to correct the situation as details emerge.

Daniela Admiral Benson Bureau of Naval Operations Norfolk Navy

Food to Allies Exceeds Billion in Wartime Aid

Food Administrator Hoover told President Wilson in a public letter that U S wartime aid to allies exceeded one billion dollars in the year ended June 30. He cited heavy shipments of meats and fats totaling over 2.1 billion pounds in 1916–17 and more than 3.0 billion in 1917–18, plus cereal exports rising to 340.8 million bushels.

United States Hoover Wilson Food Administration Belgium Red Cross

Ousted From Home Allegations Trigger Divorce Suit

Joshua A. Jones sues Henrietta Jones and Daniel Wolf in District Supreme Court claiming his mother in law forced him from their home after he asked her to move out. He says his wife screams Murder whenever he enters the house.

District Supreme Court Joshua A. Jones Henrietta Jones Daniel Wolf Jones

Births Reported for Many Families in Local News

A list of birth announcements appears for numerous local couples including Varoutses, Mikules, Grant, Cooksey, Barrows, Babbitt, Robertson, O Brien, Sabine, Price, Sullivan, Greene, Griffith, Repetts, Parker, Middleton, Green, Corcoran, Cobbr, Jones, and Greenfield. The notices record newborn sons and daughters with dateless references.

John A Annie J Varoutses Alexander L Cordelia L. Mikules Guy Bo Helen A. Grant Yorcest G Mise C Cooksey Ire L Pearl EB. Barrows Willam F Hattie C. Babbitt Leonard P Marie K. Robertson John W Jane O'Brien Willan Kathryn Sabine Charles Neenah Price, Jr

Deaths Reported From City Hospitals and Streets

A list of deceased individuals with ages and last known locations across city hospitals and streets. Names include Isaac Chambertsin 78, Tank Plunkett 50, John Risdon 26, Jeremiah Desmond 67, Harold Burdette 22, Samuel Johnson 61, Virginia Houlein 5 months, Florence Conner 60, Catherine Dakin 88, Clarence Fischer 1, Joseph Storta 2, Fratis Brewer 21, Charles Lounds 7 months, Frances Atkin Amos, Jerry Wilson, Imogen Blake 41 months, Camp Burton A Wallace Sr 64, Peter Anerson 76, noted across Emergency, Casualty, Columbia, Children’s, Baby, and Tome for the Aged institutions.

Isaac PD. Chambertsin Nw Julia Tank Plunkett John Francis Risdon Jeremiah Desmond St. Elizabeth's Hospital Harold Winfield Burdette Casualty Samuel P. Johnson Woods South Rot Tilden St Esat Connare Virginia C. Houlein Florence WL. Conner Bates Catherine Dakin Columbia Clarence James Fischer Chyldren Joseph Storta Fratris Brewer Walter Reed Charles Lounds Kirby St Frances Atkin Amos Wit Ath St Jerry Wilson Children’s Hospital Imogen Blake Baby Burton A Wallace, Sr Peter Anerson Tome

Weather Forecast for District of Columbia and Nearby Areas

Unsettled Friday with Saturday fair and gentle winds. Showers likely in the south and east, with fair conditions in the middle Atlantic and New England by Friday and Saturday. Temperatures generally above average in most regions, cooler in the South and along the mid Atlantic. Potomac river clear and Shenandoah very muddy.

Weather Bureau Washington, DC District of Columbia Maryland Virginia Plains States Kentucky Vennesses New Iongl Ohio Middle Massissippi Arkansas Kansas Nebraska Texas Panhandle Pacific States Middle Atlantic States New England East Gulf States Satuday South Atlantic States Iake Obie Valley Teoner

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