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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1923
Page
3
The Imperial Council Shrine reports a growing demand for cars to shuttle thousands of visitors during Conclave Week. Over 200 volunteers and district owners are urged to provide three hours of service per car to ease congestion and grant owners special privileges during the event.
A report from Shrine headquarters notes signs of welcome along Alaska and Va avenues near Bladensburg bridge to guide motorists, as a search for Marcy Standiford continues. The temple of Seattle Wash discusses recent travel by the organization since 1938, while plans for meetings at Harveys and forthcoming arrangements for a large event are mentioned.
Justice Siddons orders the Nace commissioners to appear May 11 and show cause why they should not be prevented from proceeding with a tax sale of Hotel Gordon annex at 92 Sixteenth Street North. Jennia Prall Fahne gteck Anna Pratt Knorr, part owners, contend the sale would injure their rights and complicate the title dispute to be settled later.
Mrs J W Sale of Withers Street reports Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription plus Pleasant Pellets restored her health after feeling run down weak and nervous with stomach troubles She praises the medicines as life improving and urges others to obtain the prescription or free medical advice through a local contact in Buffalo NY
Royal fraternity factions feud over games with Noble Kerr and Gene Skinkle trading jabs on cribbage versus chess. Kerr plans a chess showpiece with sixty four acre plots and moving trucks as pieces to outshine cribbage. The report notes Swift & Co beef sales data for Washington week ended April 34.
Mrs. Rose L. K. McGovern was granted an interlocutory decree for absolute divorce from James McGovern by Justice Hils. The bill alleged he did not divorce his first wife before marrying Catherine M. Albrecht, with the first marriage dated August 6 1915 and the second May 2 1926 in Baltimore.
Mrs Maria L Morina obtained an interlocutory decree for absolute divorce from her husband Morina, a translator at the veterans bureau, alleging a love nest at a log cabin in Cabin John Brigge Ma with another woman. Justice Hils in equity court granted the order yesterday. Attorneys Newmyer and King appeared for Mrs Motina.
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