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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1923

Page

2

Memorial for Belleau Wood Veterans Concert By Frazer-Branson

More than 20,000 veterans Shrines and residents attended a Belleau Wood memorial concert at the Capitol grounds. Mrs J C Frazer Branson organized the event in honor of the 1918 battle and featuring Marine and Army bands under Tay lor Branson and Bandmaster W of Annach. Generals Logan F and Wendell Neville attended along with dated Marines. The program opened with the Belleau Wood March and closed with the Marseillaise amid a festive commemorative mood.

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Cavalry Exhibition Delights Shriners In Fire Jumping Stunts

Cavalry units from Fort Myer staged an afternoon exhibition on the Monument slopes featuring jumping mounts leaping through hoops of fire and a volley of gunfire as spectators, including thousands of Shriners, watched a dramatic display of fancy riding and formations. A Fort Myer contingent and Islington barracks troops led the show with a review, charge, and halted riders amid cheers. Meanwhile a hotel theft report notes a gold watch, chain, and charm valued at 185 dollars stolen from Needham Core’s room at the St James hotel.

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Entertain Hawaii Nobles by Engraving Bureau Workers

Federal workers from Honolulu entertained at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing by the two unions of federal employees linked to the National Federation of Federal Employees. The luncheon honored President Sandy Mac 1sh Hosolulu and featured a drum corps, a hula dance, and a tour of the galleries led by officials including Miss Bella Troutas and F Borland.

Island Sandy Mac Hosolulu Aloha Temple National Federation of Federal Employes Bella Troutas F Borland Shriners Ci Reetie Lau John Perry

Providence Shriners Parade Adorns Straw Hat Fez Trend

The Palestine temple in Providence uses straw hats with red bands for fez wear during a big parade. Palestine units abandon Oriental costumes for palm beach attire in bands and drum corps. The Palestine patrol sports white shirts and trousers, while the band and patrol escort Imperial Potentate Conrad Wo Dykeman of Brooklyn from the convention hall to his hotel. The new imperial visit begins with October ceremonial. the group plans a special train to Atlantic City for travel tonight.

Faestine Temple of Providence Palestine Providence Palestine Providence Tempie Palm Beach Palestina George & Philips Arter Vaughn Clarenca O Dunbar Praphst Palestine Band Andrew L Intehoune Palestine Patrol George F Philips Imperial Conrad Wo Dykeman Brooklyn

Police Chief Sullivan Urges Parents to Trust Police Friends

Washington's police chief Daniel Sullivan, returning from a Shrine parade ovation, advised a mother to teach children that police are friends and protectors and to seek help in trouble, rejecting the idea of policing by fear.

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Pageant Day Off For Washington Area School Pupils

District principals report strong attendance despite holiday mood and Shrine parade in Washington. Pupils gain morning off to attend a historical pageant reenactment, parade route from Washington circle to Peace monument and Navy Yard, with return to class by 1 PM for most. Some first and second graders in shared rooms may have no morning classes tomorrow. Half-day pupils may attend afternoon sessions if special meals needed.

Bish Washington Washington Circle Peace Monument Washington Navy Yard Pupha

Health officers monitor Shriner food safety at convention

District health department released a report by Dr. William C Fowler covering the week ending June 2. It lists inspections of 22 bakeries and bottling plants among many venues including groceries, meat shops, dairies, hotels, and stands. Several foods were condemned, totaling pounds and crates of ribs eggplants cantaloupes corn strawberries peas lettuce and fish.

William C Fowler Airles

Lava Flows From Vesuvius Indicate Unusual Activity

Whipes June 6 reports lava streams issuing from Mount Vesuvius crater as flames light the summit for two nights, signaling unusual volcanic activity. Observers note the glowing summit consistent with heightened unrest.

Mount Vesuvius

Shrine Program Filled With Parades and Concerts Across Cities

The official Shrine program lists 18 events starting 10:00 a.m. with Imperial council Pearton and Keith’s theater, a massed bands concert, Coast Guard drill at Tidal Basin, luncheons at the Washington Hotel, organ recital by Louis Potter, dances at Tidal Basin, and racing heats. Many stations across Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, Hartford, Nashville, and more host concerts, military demonstrations, and stands at Fort Myer and Union Station. A closing parade and a reception for Mrs. C. V. Dykeman are planned with Shrines and Daughters invited to Memorial Continental Hall on Thursday.

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Tall Corn Song Heads to Conclave in Des Moines

Des Moines Za-Ga-Zig temple nobles promote the Tall Corn song as Iowa’s signature march. Imperial Outer Guard Earl C Mills and Major Billy Smith lead the delegation with a 60 piece band and choral group. Washington reception and Portland requests surface as the caravan travels. Charles W Collins named third deputy comptroller of the currency by Comptroller Dawes.

Toway Iowa Des Moines Washington George Hamilton Portland Oregon San Francisco Noble &Ig Eron Imperial Outer Guard Earl C. Mills Pogentate Hugh I Harter Jarly Jones Re Corcher Almas Temple Maurice Curtis Mills John Heeston Billy Smith New York National Guard George Frederic Ogden Charles de Jarnette Petriesa Patrol Das Moines Charles W Collins Chicago Dawes Collins Budget Bureau

Hawaiian Nobles Sing For Post Reporters at Washington Office

Aloha temple nobles from Hawaii marched to The Washington Post offices after Shrine festivities and serenaded editors and reporters. The group around Imperial Potentate James S McCandress’s home temple Alpha presented wreaths, with Capt L Petrie supervising patrol. Tandy McKenzie led songs Annie Laurie and Mother Macree as Noble Richard Summers Kelly, long in Honolulu, helped draft the edition.

Aloha Temple Hawaii Washington Post Shrine Alpha Imperial James S. McCandress L. Petrie Glee Club Tandy McKenzie Annie Laurie Mother Macree Richard Summers Kelly Aloha Honolulu

Post Office Officials Take Flight Over Balboa

Postoffice officials led by Col. Paul Henderson Assistant Postmaster General joined an Aero Marine Balboa sightseeing flight over Washington. Charles Redden president of the operating company congratulated pilot Lieut Richardson on safe handling. Shriners crowds prevented some trips as Balboa resumes today from Haines Point with 30 minute tours including Mount Vernon.

Col Paul Henderson Washington Aeromarine Airway Balboa Charles 8. Redden Col. Henderson Redden Lieut W. Richardson Mount Vernon Haines Point

Seven Temples Missing In Parade Tonight

Promptly at 1210 this morning seven Shriners temples were expected to follow Sudan temple at the Washington curb. Spectators waited along Pennsylvania Avenue as gaps and pauses arose. Marine officers stood in the center perplexed, questioning where the remaining temples were.

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