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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1923

Page

4

Shriners Deny Capital City Booze Rumors

Shrine officials in Washington reject rumors that the upcoming Imperial session will be a bacchanalian festival. Almas Temple chairman Leonard Steuart and committee members say visitors come to see Washington’s landmarks in a reverent spirit, with law observance as a cardinal principle. Citizens and police prepare hospitality while warning against license, stressing safe enjoyment and orderly conduct during the June convention.

Shrine Almas Temple Leonard P. Ste . Rocental Almas Order Washington Stewart Sayn America Imperial Council of the Mystic Shrine Mr. Steuart

Shrine committeemen named for Harper Shrine convention

Robert N. Harper announces the hospitality and reception committee for the Shrine convention. The long list includes Roger Whiteford, E. E Herrett, Benjamin Prince, F. A. Van Reith, H. H. Daniel, J. Decker, George Hyman, Josephanders, Eugene Gott, and many others tasked with making delegates and visitors comfortable during the gathering.

Robert N. Harper Citizens Shrine Roger Whiteford E. E Herrett Benjamin Prince F. A. Van_ Reith H. H. Daniel CG. Weld H. C. Colle Hugh Reilly J. W. Hunt Edmond L. Browning E. T. Goodman Maurice P. Jug G. Bryan Pitt Eris Powell Hara Gould M. Behrend John Riorjan Guy T. Hoeivering Martin Wiegand J. Henry P. A. Drury W. H. Saunders David Sanger J.C. Letts Howard G. Yonker James P. Schick P. M. Dorsch Leon Ulman Tr. W. Childpress Isaac Behrens Charles W. Barr Atwood M. Fisher C. J. Gockeler H. J. Thornton J. 8. Tyree Staney West A. B. Seymour A. J. Murphy Sidney [. Bassellevre HL. Offutt C. C. Rogers A. P. Crenshaw F. J. Higgins Witaha Hanson W. A. Rogers W. Charles Heitmuller A. F. Joray W. PF. Herbst Hogs N. L. Banebury Albert Schulters Rudolph Jose Marshall L. King Wharton EB. Lester W. P. Lipscomb John F. Meury Paul Grove Bates Warren D. Sauls Fred'k Heskin L. Gibbon White John L. Barr Oscar W. Evans Gen Anton Stephan T. C. Dulin Jag. T. Lioya Ralph W- Lee Ralph P. Barnard Chapin Brown Maj. Leonard Mitchell A. J. Sinclair B. Cc. Branden Dr. Lewta J. Battle Burdette Birt W. R. deLashmut Arthur Carew Theo Michael N. G. Gibbs J. Miller Kenyon H. B. Davis Wc." Balderston Jos H.’ Crawford Eugene "E. Thompson Percy 8. Thompson H. C. Banga B. Bookar S. BR. Bowen W. S' Corby J. H. Cunningham A. M. Poynton Geo. H. Judd H. Droop Corcoran Thom R. Bowen Jesse H Hedges F. Eliot Middleton John L. Edwards Morriz Moyer A. M. Atkinson

Shrine notes detail baggage prep and convention plans

Bales of special baggage are being prepared by the Almas temple convention committee. Charles D. Shackleford, chairman, is mailing tags to temples and predicts no luggage will be lost. Plans include handling baggage in Washington and a large electric sign at Ridgeville to guide visitors from the Frederick Pike. The convention song contest has concluded, with the winner to be announced on Sunday after executive review. Representative Clifford Ireland reports strong Mohammed temple support, including a band and props, as a candidate for Imperial outer guard. Birth notices list numerous newborns and names with families, hospitals, and locations noted.

Almas Temple Charles D. Shackle‘tord Washington Frederick Pike Ridgeville Baltimore Clifford Ireland Illinois Peoria Shrine Committee Mohammed Temple

Hundreds witness Arlington Park horse show season opener

Several hundred spectators gathered at Arlington Park Virginia yesterday for the season opening horse show sponsored by the American Remount Association. Brig Gen William Mitchell led in three events on Edward F. and other mounts, with Hilde officers' charger Edward F. winning two blue ribbons and a red in separate classes. Miss Tillian Sanger rode Black Beauty to top Park Back prize, while Miss Lillian Banger on Black Beauty also placed in Class 1. Multiple officers and cadets earned prizes across green hunters, chargers, ponies, and jumps, with notable wins by Jeff, Edward F., and Gaylord in various divisions.

Arlington Park Virginia American Remount Association William Mitchell Air Service Hilde Edward F Quekemeyer Hig Jeff Miss Sanger Ciasa Lillian Banger Virginia Hallerith A. C. Whitehead E. Jones Green Hunters Pls Lady Gay Gan. Mitchell Charles Wharton Carelesn Gen. Mitchell Maj J. Quekemeyer Liggett piac._P. George A. R Barden Gard

Weather and Tide Table Forecast for District of Columbia Area

The report covers sunrise and sunset times, low tides, and daily weather conditions from the US Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau. It notes increasing cloudiness for the district, probable showers in several regions, and moderate easterly winds. Also includes detailed temperatures, humidity, and precipitation deltas, plus a flying weather forecast and a note on a lecture by F J Seligman.

Dept. of Agriculture Washington District of Columbia Land Virginia Simore Almary South Atlantic Emst Gulf Tennenven Arkansas Misainvippi Minsoori Central Plains Bisize Atlantic States Lake Canadian Nova Scotia Plains States Colorado Mieslasino Wippi River Mississippi River Ohio Valley Tennessee Gulf and Middle Atlantic States New York Lower Lake Region Tennesee East Gulf States Long Island Dayton Ohio Detroit Mich Rantoul

Trial set over Hutchins estate dispute and wills

A probate contest seeks to settle the $4,000,000 Hutchins estate after philanthropist Stilson Hutchins died April 13 1912 The will of May 27 1818 bequeaths 49 percent to his widow Rose Keeling Hutchins while a 1910 will left 25 percent The 1908 will was ruled invalid for unsoundness of mind and Lee Hutchins son of Stilson protests admission of the 1908 will to probate

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