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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1917

Page

2

Draft Day Sermon Attacks Slackers and Exemption Board

Reverend Dr Daniel H Martin of Wesley Chapel denounces Socialists pacifists and undisciplined citizens as undesirables and urges exemption boards to deny relief. He calls for forcing loafers and antiwar elements to bear arms and fight for the nation amid the draft drive. Draft Sunday observed as churches pledge prayers for soldiers overseas and victory.

Daniel H. Martin Wesley Chapel Martin District of Columbia J. Phelps Hana Prin Rrinlly

Plea for Gunner Brother Draws Daniels Attention

Secretary Daniels is urged to consider William Anthony Bopolucci, draft number 1673, for exemption due to his brother John Bopolucci, a naval gunner killed when the steamship Aztec was torpedoed off France on April 1. Friends say neither is making efforts to save him from draft for fear of being labeled selfish and unpatriotic.

Daniels William Anthony Bopolucci John Bopolucci France Bopolucci

Summer camp fund drives for Camp Good Will and Camp Pleasant

The third party of the summer to Camp Good Will begins on its fortnightly outing Wednesday with 159 mothers and children. Donations of 26 dollars each from friends funded six tents for shelter against rain, while 25 babies and several mothers stay at the Baby Hospital Camp. The Deanwood Heights Camp Pleasant third party starts Tuesday to replace the 122 who return today. Contributions for the fourth party may be sent to the Social Service House at 923 Hy­ street NW, to chairman John Joy Edson or treasurer Andrew Parker.

Camp Good Will Friends of Baby Hospital Camp Pleasant Deanwood Heights Social Service House John Joy Edson Andrew Parker

Home Gardens Yield Big Crops

The emergency food garden commission reports a $350,000,000 crop from vacant lots and home gardens. Charles Lathrop Pack notes gardens in the United States this summer are over three times those a year ago, a gain of 1,175,000 acres. The middle West leads, followed by New England and the Eastern States. the District shows about a 300 percent rise, with suburbs planning winter food.

Emergency Food Garden Commission Charles Lathrop Pack United States Middle Western New England Eastern States South Atlantic Brownlow

Inmate Cuts Wrist in Station Cell

Patrick Coyne a 56 year old inmate of the United States Soldiers Home was found yesterday in his station cell with a badly lacerated wrist. Police say he accidentally cut himself with a broken china plate while alone in the cell of the third precinct after being taken into custody for a minor offense.

Patrick Coyne United States Soldiers' Home Third Precinct

Weather Summary and Sun Tide Details From Washington

A Washington weather and tide blurb reports sun rise and set times and tides, followed by extended forecasts for the District of Columbia Maryland and surrounding states. It notes unsettled showery weather east of the Mississippi for Monday and Tuesday with occasional thundershowers across the south from the Atlantic to the Tennessee valley. Temperatures and humidity figures are given along with rainfall and sunshine hours. Obituary snippets list several deaths and newborns including Samuel and Goldie Wall, Carl and Eleanor Vordeen, and others. The death notices include ages and street addresses.

Dept. of Agriculture Weather Bureau Weshington District of Columbia Maryland Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Alabama South Atlantic Gulf States Tennessee New York New England Upper Lake Region Mississippia Missouri Texas Colorado Utah New Mexico Lake Mississippi River Upper Lake Lower Lake Region Ohio Valley

Daniels urges moral soldiers to guard morale in war

Secretary Daniels told Fort Myer officers that victory in Europe depends on high morale and disciplined service. He praised youth who joined the colors and urged action against immorality near army posts, noting some units suffered more from vice than bullets. Lieut. Col Fenton echoed calls for Army-Navy cooperation.

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Bargains Cited as Woolens Fall in Price Confidence

A seller urges quick action on discounts noting woodens and woolens price drops. The speaker claims current conditions justify lower retail pricing and warns buyers who hesitate will regret by next spring as demand shifts.

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