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Another 'War' Puts ,
Veteran of A. E. F.
Back in Hospital
Gqrman-Born Ex-Soldier
St$j»becl in Fight;
Painter Sought
^n<jj|ier "war" has put Kurt
SchodBfm. 47, of 905 M street N.W.,
back 3d a hospital.
MrT Schoenau, German-born A.
E. F'^iero, was in Emergency Hos
pltagjoday with three stab wounds,
suffered during a fight which grew
out M an argument over the Euro
peaa,war. His condition was said to
be ierious.
Felice arrested a 60-vear-old
painter, who lived in the neighbor
ho<y. several hours later. Mr.
Schoenau walks with a crutch be
came of a wound received during
th^ World War.
Betails of the argument are vague, j
buj at one point the painter was
he^rd to suggest that Mr. Schoenau |
' g>» back to Germany." A few
mjnutes later they were fighting in
the street in front of the veteran's
hbme.
; When the fight was over Mr.
Schoenau said nothing about his
Wounds, and they were not dis-t
covered until the blood began tof
roll down his shirt front. He was
rushed to the hospital, where fel
low-roomers appeared in force to
Offer blood transfusions.
Miss Agnes Loukota. 15. of the |
M street address was found to have
blood of the same type and gave
a transfusion.
In his room police found his
discharge papers, which revealed
, he had gone to Europe with the
1st Division in 1917. He partici-'
pated in almost every major bat
tle in which the Americans fought
and was gassed once and wounded
once.
The bullet wound paralyzed one
leg. and he had been on crutches
ever since. He received a small
pension from the Government. He |
was cited on August 13, 1919, for
“gallantry in action."
MIDSHIPMA N-PRlEST —
Richard Heath of Somerville,
Mass., today was to make the
unusual move of exchanging
jm officer's uniform in the
United States Navy for the
habit of a Roman Catholic
priest. He is one of the class
graduating today at Annapo
lis. It was only three weeks
ago that he learned his re
quest to take up studies for
the priesthood had been ap
proved. Senator David I.
Walsh of Massachusetts ar
ranged for the suspension of
the regulation compelling
Naval Academy graduates to
serve two years in the Navy
after graduation. Starting
August 3 Mr. Heath will un
dertake seven years of study
in philosophy and theology at
the Dominican House of
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