The Washington times., 1918-02-08

the time or the closing OF his school
career to the outbreak Of the war he
led the life Of the plainEman. By
turns cowboy, rancher, forest ranger,
and guide in Americas great Ma
tional Parks he kept up to the stan
dard Of his Indian ancestors.
Joins the CoIors.
When America answered the call OF
civilization and took up the sword in
the cause Of Democracy the young man
was among the first to join the colors.
Leaving his Montana home he went TO
Spokane, Washington. where he enlist
ed as a private in the aviation corps.
From the time Of his enlistment TO the
date OF his embarkation on the Tus-
cania, with the exception OF short
furlough, he has been in training at
Fort Sam Houston. Texas.
His brother. an attorney Of this city.
last saw him in December. when with
his wife he visited his mothers ranch
at Browning. When the unit OF which
the young man was a member passed
through Washington TO the port OF
sailing Mr.. Kenneriy tried without sue
cess TO see his brother again.
Mr.. Kennerly said this morning that
he has not as yet wired the news that
his brother was on the Tuscania to his
i4O1leI a. ne ItlI InaI ne Olu nOl want
TO cause her needless worry in case
hennerly was among those saved.
WIVe Overcome by Joy.
Mrs. Lucille Kelly, wife OF Private
Paul B. Kelly, OF the U. S. Forestry
Regiment, did not know that her hus-
band was among the survivors on the
Tuscania until informed of the fact
by a reporter for The Times this
morning. She was so overcome that
she could not talk. Suspense gave
way to a flood OF tears OF joy.
Mrs. Kelly is a bride OF but six
weeks. They were married in Spo-
kane, Wash. and Mrs. Kelly came
to Washington to be near her hus-
band while he was in training at the
American University camp. Mr.
Kelly was in the lumber business in
Spokane until he determined to en-
list with the foresters to go to
France. After he Joined the colors
and had his preliminary training, a
hasty marriage followed.
Since coming to Washington Mrs.
Kelly has made her home with the
wife OF Major Robb, at 400 WiscOn-
sin avenue.
The major has been on the other
side for several weeks, and Mrs. Kelly
has determined to make her home
come back.
"I am so glad" was the only thing
Mrs. Kelly could say today, before
she burst into tears.
Lnst-MInute Passenger.
Capt. William Page Mcintosh, Ned
ical Reserve Corps. son of the former
surgeon OF the United States Public
Health Service of that name, and well
known in Washington, was one OF the
last-minute passengers on the Inflated
Tuscania.
The Tuscania sailed before dawn
on January - and Captain Mcintosh.
who was on duty at the concentration.
camp at the port OF embarkation. did
not know he was TO leave unti' an
hour before sailing time.
Ills wife and fivc-month old boy
and a sister, Mrs. William II. Walsh
OF 1888 Columbia road. Washing ton.
v no were living in a hotel in a nc1r-
by town in order to be near him. were
notified at 10 o'clock that morning
that he had gone.
Captain Mcintosh is a native Of
Gleuwood. Howard county. MaryI,n ,nI.
little town Of scarcely 100 souls, 10
Gated near Ellicott City-the Grrtna
Green for many Washington couples.
He spent his early life thcr" and
later attended the University OF sir
ginia In 1910 he graduated from the
medical school OF the University uf
Pennsylvania.
Begins His Practice.
He Immediately began the practice
Of medicine in his home town, but
shortly thereafter was put in charge
Of the convalescent sanitarium at
Mar<leton. Pa, thirty miles above
Cumberland.
He was commissioned a captain in
the medical reserve corps in Septem-
Der. 1917, and sent to Fort OElethorpe
for a six weeks training course. He
then spent two months at MiddI";oyyn.
Pa. and was ordered to concentration
depot 10. =. at Garden city, l.. /.
from where b." sailed on the Tuscauia.
At Garden Ciiy he was in charge Of
tie contagious disease ward Uf the
hospital. where he is said to have been
tho most popular officer of any
branch OF the service at the embarla-
tion point
He is a b-Dthcr-in-law Of Major
William H. Walsh, OF 17iS Columbia
road. this city. on duty in the War
Department here.