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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1917

Page

2

Man Drowns After Love Fails At New York Beach

A man at Manhattan Beach is dragged from the water after writing of a life of sorrow and unrequited love. A Greek immigrant, identified as Constantine Altonylantis, left $12 to the American Red Cross and his body to science. His letter, found in a coat, outlines travels from Constantinople to Europe, Asia, Africa, and the United States, detailing a lifelong heartbreak and his decision to end his life to escape pain and sorrow.

New York Manhattan Beach American Red Cross Anatomical Laboratories Constantine Altonylantis Albus Eighth Avenue Manhattan Constantinople Europe Asia Africa United States Japan San Francisco Amertes

Draft Numbers Called as First Virginia Muster Near

Mayor Fisher’s office stayed open late for hundreds of registrants seeking serial numbers to see if they were in the first draft. Co L W J Perry informed Alexandria Light Infantry will muster into Federal service July 25 and be quartered at the armory before deployment. Virginia troops may head to Anniston for training. exemption board to begin after War Department instructions. P F Gorman offers 5 percent discount on city tax bills paid by July 28 and 3 percent by September 1. delinquent bills after December 1 incur 50 percent penalty.

Fisher P. F Gorman

Woodmen Close Convention After Two Weeks in Atlanta

The twelfth biennial meeting of the sovereign camp Woodmen of the World adjourned in Atlanta after two weeks. Delegates travel home as the executive council chooses the next convention city. Woodmen Circle delegates keep sessions to resolve factional differences over Mrs Emma Manchester's powers.

Serge Eee Odcen Atlanta Woodmen of the World Executive Council Woodmen Circle Emma Manchester Supreme Guardian

Cities of Nation in Clean-Up Work

Secretary Daniels says navy yard clean-up drives spur national action. In cities with naval stations cooperation follows. several inland cities have started morality campaigns, and some Pacific coast centers have begun sweeping reforms. The department cites three non naval towns energized by the push.

Daniels Navy Yard Pacific Coast

Chicago Press Club marks Mau rice Alten’s death anniversary

The White Chapel Club held a midn ight ceremony in Chicago recreating ancient Greek rites to honor Maurice Alten Collins Coline, a Chicago reporter who died by suicide to advance his social critique. Attendees commemorated the 25th anniversary of his death and sent a tearful tribute to the Indiana shore site where his funeral rites were performed in 1892.

Chicago Chicago Press Club Greece Athens White Chapel Club Maurice Alten Collins Coline Indiana Lake Michigan

City Briefs and Local Notices from Washington and Virginia

City briefs report Robert Maxwell released on personal bond after conscription case in District Supreme Court under Justice Siddons. Five Kebensky brothers petition to change surname to Kay. Dan underage. Prayer service for army navy men held at Addas Israel Synagogue. Master Horseshoe Protective Association votes to raise shoeing prices in Washington. Navy Secretary Daniels to speak at Fort Myer YMCA tonight with music by the Fourteenth Coast Artillery band. D C N G batteries hosted by First Presbyterian Church youths. Obituary notes report Mrs Elizabeth Rebecca Johnson of Charlottesville, 85, dying after a stroke. interment at Antioch tomorrow. five children survive.

Robert Maxwell District Supreme Court Siddons Maxwell Daniela Will Delver Young Men’s Christian Aassociation Fort Myer Fourteenth Coast Artillery Band Charlottesville Elizabeth Rebecca Johnson J G. Johnson Antioch Moses M. Johnson Basic City J. G John Johnson Thos, B. Johnson Misa. ‘Patie BK Johidom

Senators Aid Red Cross Ambulance Fund Listing Names

A long list of United States Senate employees contributes to a fund to purchase an ambulance for the American National Red Cross for service in France. The names include Abbott, Agnew, Ashe, Auclair, Bachschmidt, Baer, Bateman, Beam, Behymer, Byrne, Cady, Draper, Draper, Ernst, Evans, Fisher, Gillespie, Glick, Graham, Harris, Halsey, Hawkins, Irby, Jeffress, Jones, Kellner, Kilbourn, Lawson, Lloyd, Locke, Long, Lynch, Mack, McGrain, Murphy, OToole, Overman, Peters, Postles, Preston, Reed, Richards, Shuey, Sweeney, Thomas, Williams, Wilson, and many others. The document enumerates hundreds of names as contributors collected to fund the ambulance purchase for wartime service in France.

United States Senate American National Red Cross France James A. Abbott Frank E. Agnew R. Www Arnold S A. Ashe Rodolphe Auclair Paul Bachschmidt Nathan Baer John L Bateman Edward Beam Grace Behymer S A Hell Leslie L Biffte E H T Biggs H L Cobb Eugene Colwell William J. ‘Coll M. T. Coates Irene M. Craig Iamea A. Crystal John Crockett P. A. Crossen Leona Curtis Josephine Davin Marshall D. Davis Harriet G. Daley HH. Darneille Thomas I Dawson W F Dawson Robert T Davidson N. L. Diggs D C Dinger Mary M. Dinkins John W Deards E W. Doherty J. Dorroh F. E Dodson C. W. Draper Paul A. Draper F .A. Eckstein John Edwards E F R. Ernst John G Evans Anna H Farden Faunt Leroy Harry V_ Felt Chester J_ Fitch Joseph J. Fitzsimmons EF W_ Foster William G. Gallager Gambrell Wiliam C Hi. Hicks J. A. Hicks H Reed Howell Mary E Hughes Paul Harney H. Huff Don M. Hunt Otto Hasting John 8. Irby Ewing Laporte W W. Leinster W G. Lieualen Daniel B. Lloyd Agnes B. Locke C A Loeffler Byford E Long M B. Louthan James W. Lowe Alice H. Lyman Oc. F. Lynch Frank McCampbell EH. H. McDermott James M. McDonald J. W. McGinn Anne F. McGrain Frank B C. Murphy H. V. Murphy John P. Murphy Mra. M. Murphy Lewis A. Nalis Harry Nash Thomas Neal L. H. O'Connell Joseph C. O'Mahoney Joseph B. O'Toole J. Overman J M. Otternesa Charles F Pace George HH. Payne James Payne J W. Peters George W Pophing

Poslam Excels in Conquering Worst Eczema

Poslam claims to heal eczema faster with concentrated energy and a soothing balm for irritated skin. Advertises free samples from Emergency Laboratories in New York City and promotes widespread availability and benefits beyond basic remedies.

Poslam West 47Th Street New York City

Ernest N. Janson Dead Naval Architect in Washington

Ernest N. Janson a naval architect in the Navy Department and resident of Washington for 25 years died yesterday morning at his home 3118 Sixteenth Street Northwest from organic troubles. He is survived by wife Amelia Eberly Janson and daughter Hilda Eberly Janson. A native of Goteborg Sweden he lived in the United States 28 years. He will be buried at Oak Hill Cemetery. private funeral at his residence tomorrow at 2 30 PM.

Washington Ernest N. Janson Navy Department Sixteenth Street Janson Amelia Eberly Janson Hilda Eberly Janson Gottenburg Sweden Oak Hill

Dr Charles W Kent Critically Ill in Morgantown

Dr Charles W Kent, Linden Kent Memorial Professor of English at the University of Virginia, is critically ill in Morgantown West Virginia after reportedly suffering a stroke while delivering an address at West Virginia University. He lies at his wife’s bedside as physicians and several colleagues and relatives are summoned.

Charlottesville Charles W. Kent Linden Kent University of Virginia Morgantown W. Va West Virginia University Itis Kent John Staige Davis Tucker Smith Washington, D. C Robert JL. Kent Rich

Hyattsville to Fete Troops Before Mobilization

Hyattsville Md July 21 Local national guard company to mobilize here Wednesday and camp ten days near the high school before joining First Maryland infantry for a move to Anniston Alabama The company has 123 men with about 50 enlisted since war declared Several members have joined regulars or assist in aviation and naval service The town plans a sendoff with church reception and a play by local talent and other preparations for the soldiers.

Hyattsville National Guard First Maryland Infantry Anniston Eagle Pass Tex Francis Fainter Capltain Oswald A .Graeger Nathan R Warthern Thompson Lyons Company F Uncle Sam Galen M Sturgis Marine Corps Charles Hebinson Fort Myer Henry Spalding Princeton WN. J Edward Devlin, Jr Navy Matthew V. Halloran France Pershing Edward RR Halloran Hyattaville Johnson Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Masonic Hall Howard Morrow Washington James R. Tucker Baltimore Isaac W. Grimea Riverdale Stewart J Canvin Savage Howard County Howard

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