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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1919
Page
15
Coverage reports that the Serb Croat Slovenian union cabinet grants freedom of speech amid alleged Habsburg dominance. Stavko Crogiteh and other ministers named. Croats and Slovenes hold major portfolios while Serb monarchists face a divided reaction.
Advertisement touts Stuart's Calcium Wafers as a cure for pimples blotches and blackheads promising skin improvement by cleansing and purifying blood. Claims the product works on all complexions and offers 58 cents per package with a free trial gullible readers invited to mail a coupon.
Government refuses permission for 10 strangers to enter Croatian territory. Serbian government sought to allow Herbert Corey to return to the Balkans to report conditions. No hindrances to entry in the new kingdom. Seventh Street wharf at 3:15 this afternoon. Macalester van will pass the trip.
A bustling theater page lists next week at Belasco and other venues with Adam and Eva by Bolton Middleton starring Ruth Shepley Otto Kruger and Courtenay Foot among a large company. plus The Big Chante at Polis with Mary Nash and Wyllard Mack. Come Again Smith at Strang with Warren Kerrigan. Ay Heart 9 Pawn and Todd of the Times Sleep at various houses. and a suite of vaudeville and film attractions across New York theaters featuring Carlyle Blackwell Lewis, Violet Mersereau and others through the week.
Arthur Middleton bass baritone and Elizabeth Lennox contralto will present a joint recital tomorrow afternoon at the National 430 as part of the Ten Star Concert series. The program showcases Handel and Lully arias, Ward Stephens and Foster songs, plus a ballad group. A shipyard launch viewing from the steamer Charles Macalester accompanies the event.
Mrs i Coline Daniel filed an answer to a $25 000 damage suit in District Supreme Court over alleged defamation by Mrs Otilla Chiebbard. The case centers on a letter about Mrs Daniel resigning from a bridge club and alleging German sympathies attributed to Mrs Hebbard. Attorneys Wise and Brilderton appear for Mrs Hebbard.
Olga Samaroff wife of Leopold Stokowski leads the Philadelphia Orchestra in Brahms concerto in F sharp minor at the National Tuesday afternoon. The renowned pianist will be the soloist in an unusually comprehensive program highlighting her artistry.
In 141 Washington properties requisitioned for war workers housing only one refused to voluntarily assist. The report to Otto M Baglite, housing bureau director, by W E Shannon cites an unnamed resident. About 64 houses were released to owners soon after.
Mrs Josephine S Fowler sues Col Raymond F Fowler at West Point for absolute divorce and permanent alimony. She claims $180 monthly from his $5500 yearly salary is inadequate to support herself and two children, who remain in her custody. She accuses him of misconduct with other women while stationed in Paris and Tours.
Mrs Susie Heat Rhodes, playgrounds supervisor, announces openings for the spring season with plans for physical, industrial and recreational programs for all ages. New pools are under construction and libraries will be placed at as many grounds as possible with directors named for arts, athletics, and youth activities across numerous neighborhoods and colored grounds.
The Knickerbocker presents The Woman on the Index today and tomorrow with Pauline Frederick in the sarlang drama of intrigue. John Barrymore stars in Here Comes the Bride. Next week features The Lion and the Mouse Don't Change Your Husband The World to Live In and Lafe's Greatest Problem.
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