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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1923

Page

12

Shrine elects Dykeman potentate and Ireland outer guard

The imperial council of the Mystic Shrine elevated Conrad Vietor Dykeman of Kismet temple Brooklyn to imperial potentate. Clifford Ireland of Peoria Illinois was elected imperial outer guard on the first ballot amid a four-candidate contest. The next imperial session will convene in Kansas City from June 2 to 4 1924.

Imperial Council of the Shrine Conrad Vietor Dykeman Kismet Temple Brooklyn Mystic Shrine James S McCandlean Aloha Temple Honolulu Clifford Ireland Peoria Imperial Council Ireland Kansas City Sesslion Nedias Imperial Divansa Mperial Potentate Conrad Dykeman Kismer Temple Imveritk James Brandley Araraé Temple Anmperol Ontet Rabban James Curger Denver Imperial Anatitant Rebban David W Creamland Montgomery Syria Lurga Imperial Recorder Seniamin Rowerl Alenpo Temple Fiostom Imperial High Clarence Houston Tex Lee Victor Youngworsh al S Malaikah Lee Anetes Imperial Eaton Damascus Rochester Thomas F Nnston Medina Temple Chicago Baroo Des Moines Clifford Ira Mohammed Paorla Imperial Outer Guard Nonie Breland imperial # sons Shriners Lutor George F Baker al Kader Temple Portland John Touche Alhambra Temple Chattanooga Tenn Howard J Dudley Creacent Temple Trenton Heber Fouche Dudley Sam P Cochean Hella Temple Broderick W Keator Affi Tampie Tacoma Arthur W Chapman Kharlum Temple Wintopeg Perial Benjamin W Rowell Walter W. Morrison Aleppo Temple George Staples Samalia Temple Buffalo Jown House Midian Wichita Rane Joseph Seinsheimer el Mina Galveston Richinga J Shanda Anaar Springfield Germany Belgium Paria Conrad Forksman AEF An Heaton Engineer Dykeman Emily V. Wiliam Arthur Dykeman Jefferson Mr Dykeman Emily Dykeman Myatic Bheing Imper Indianapolia John J Jonas Oklahoma Clifora Ireland Myotic Washington Washburn Mohammad Temple North America United Sta Treasury Metropolitan Columbia National Press Clubs City the Lambs New York Cty The Elks Traland Cheltenham Military Academy Knox University of Wisconsin Sinois College of Law Washburn Bank Western Livestock Insurance Company Heia Barris & Ewing Cosarad V Clifford Island

Shriners Parade Lights Garden of Allah Pageant

Tens of thousands lined Pennsylvania Avenue as Shriners paraded past the Capitol and Garden of Allah. President Harding and Mrs Harding joined the spectacle with Nobles Pershing and McCandless, while Aladdin temple led the review amid flashing lights and oriental themes.

Aloha Temple Honolulu Patrol Ates Club McCandlers Saluté Islam Aloha McCandless Aladdin Temple Garden of Allah

Shriners Observe Soldiers Ride at Fort Myer

Shriners attend a special cavalry and field artillery display at Fort Myer riding hall. Montbere of the Imperial discord and the imperial potentate are invited to view the feats. Admission tickets are available from the Alamag Temple executive committee at the Homer Building. transportation will be provided by the temple.

Fort Myer Montbere Almag Temple Homer

White House Shrine Guests Bring Cheer to Hardings Lawn

President and Mrs. Harding welcomed four Ohio Shriner temples their wives daughters and sweethearts on the White House lawn. Hawaiians from the Aloha temple added musical amidships while the President mingled with Buckeye visitors posing for photos and sharing greetings.

Harding White House Ohio Buckeye Buckeyes Hardings Aloha Honolulu James, McCand-ress Warren G Otie Tdl Daughters of Plymouth Shriner Mr. Harding Dinarins White Horse Secret Service Sncort Saddle Boy Jackson Mra Dan Toda Yownietown Christian Sawyer Chariah Andarson Columbus Onjo Mrs Harting Jack Richards Stoneymoon

Ban on Downtown Parking Lifted Amid Traffic Rules

The city lifts the downtown parking ban except on Pennsylvania Avenue during daytime hours. One way streets and other traffic restrictions stay in force until June 10. The decision followed requests from merchants groups and the chamber of commerce amid Shrine traffic needs.

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Marchers Parade Lights Up Capital With Oriental Pageantry

A twilight parade along Sixth Street and Massachusetts Avenue NE showcased Maj. Daniel Sullivan leading on horseback as crowds braved rain. Delegations from Almas temple and dozens of Shriner units formed a lavish procession, with President Harding in attendance and a Garden of Allah backdrop featuring bands, costumes, and electrified displays.

National Capital Sixth Street Massachusetts Avenue Daniel Sullivan Penneylvania Avenue Ponca Red Yallow Grean Nedte Mecca Firat Almas Temple Patrol Oriental Band GL Hyaé Deym Masar Unelem Herbert H. Street Almes Temp Thomas Franklin Lu Lu Temple Philadepile Lu Luis Legion of Honor Bergice Legion of Honor Jasny Daxaphone Murat Temple Indianapéls St. Paul Patesting Temple Providence Almas Paca’ Patrala Along Temple Honolulu Sian Temple Ban Franciaen Novies Gare Macca Templs New York Damascust Temple Rochester Arack Marchare Mount Sinai Montpelier al Koran Cleveland Cytrus Albany Oriental Troy Ola

Louisiana Shriners Feted by State Society at Meridian Mansion

Shriners from Louisiana were guests of honor at a reception hosted by the Louisiana State Society of Whekington at Meridian Mansion last night. An informal program followed by a dance. Leading the receiving line were Mr and Mrs Baul Wooten with Mr Wooten, secretary of the association, standing in for president B. Kirby Smith who was out of the city. Several shrine temples provided entertainment.

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Visiting Policeman Loses His Revolver During Shrine Week

Sergt Herbert Moore of the Cleveland police reported to Washington police that his revolver disappeared from its holster while walking from the national guard armory to Pennsylvania avenue near Four and a half street. The gun bore the initials C P Dy and was valued at 433 dollars.

Herbert Moore Cleveland Washington Brigateel National Guard Pennsylvania Avenue

Tripoli Representative Celebrates Triple Milestones

Julius P Hell of Milwaukee, senior representative to the Washington Imperial Council session for Tripoli Temple, marks a threefold jubilee this week. He observes a birthday, a wedding anniversary, and the silver jubilee of welding streetcar rails he introduced in Washington 25 years ago while heading the Hell Company and Hydra-Halet Company.

Julius P Hell Milwaukee Washington Imperial Council Tripoli Heli Hall Hell Washington Hell Company Hydra- Halet Company Heahan Ins Ferial Council Seazidte

Lions' Club Here Aids Its Shrine Members

The Washingtonions' Club Shtinéra Registration campaigns hold open house at the second Moot of the International Building. Maurica P Kinkie chairs the committee and announces plans to aid all who join both organizations.

Lions’ Club Washingtonions’ Club Shtinéra Registration Campaites i Ite Quaemere International Building Fatreet North Read Maurica P Kinkie

Fragmentary Health Advice Note From Obscure Text

The distorted excerpt mentions a new food item and dietary guidance aimed at body-building. It references wheat products and a health regimen, with unclear attributions and garbled phrases. Despite the confusion, it reads as an advertisement or instructional fragment on nutrition and bodily health.

Special Notices of Furniture and Travel Advertisements

A damaged excerpt lists notices and references to furniture sales and travel routes. Mentions Washington souvenirs, year 1935, and a chain of cities including Philadelphia New York Boston and intermediate points. Indicates a transportation or transit company with a depot address on 8th Street.

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