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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1923
Page
4
A commentary extols Karlton hair and fashion, praising plain and fancy braids as correct from start to finish, emphasizing personal proportions and style. The piece reads like a fashion note, celebrating individual presentation and craftsmanship.
Federal cooperation details a large scale support for the Almas temple Shrina convention, including 60000 chairs and 10000 cots loaned for reviewing stands and camping, plus naval craft and amplifiers for outside viewing. A downtown bazaar will house concessionaires to ease crowds.
Three hundred prominent citizens join the Shrine auxiliary for next month’s convention. Officials outline duties and rights of officers, with pamphlets on arming the corps to be distributed. A May 24 meeting will swear in volunteers and issue badges as the public service expands.
The Almas temple shrine convention committee hosted nobles who visited publicity director Charles Warner. A rare copy of the Koran was shown as part of press work while Police Inspector Shelby coordinated parade bands and parades with I Whiting Estes, aiming to tightly regulate journalists and photographers along the avenue.
Washington and Maryland forecasts expect cloudiness with showers Saturday afternoon or night. Cooler Sunday with gentle to moderate winds. Unsettled conditions across Atlantic and Gulf states with showers probable, temperature generally lower in the Middle Atlantic and lower lake regions. Local report notes midnight and afternoon temperatures, humidity, and sunshine.
Resolutions call DC Federation of Women’s Clubs to counter Soviet communism through informed public action and press cooperation. Leaders discuss international courts, immigration plan, and a light political program as officers are elected and a May meeting set to finish voting.
The president argued against living apart from other nations and reaffirmed support for international engagement. His Western trip itinerary remains unfinished, with no Alaska plans disclosed until completion.
Former Secretary to Miss Alice Robertson, Benjamin E Cook, files an amended declaration in the District of Columbia Supreme Court seeking $10,000 for alleged slander after a prior suit was dismissed for defects. He says Robertson mismanaged salary arrears and improperly enabled a car sale, then accused him of selling the car and pocketing proceeds in December 1922. Also lists births: Simeon Price, Samuel Taylor, Benjamin Wotrovaky, Ernest Hentock, Charles Yingling, James Yeoman, Walter Scheuch, Overton Bounder, Farry Jermain, and others.
Fragmented notice shows marriages listed in several pairs with ages and hometowns from Pennsylvania Virginia and Washington DC. Deaths include Margaret Trott Wilhelmina Cary Thomas Hughes Rudolph Jorvenst and many others with ages and street addresses. The text mixes names ages and places from multiple notices.
Mrs Kelly claims Tanlac restored her health two years ago after long standing digestive pain and dizziness. She describes severe prior symptoms including breathlessness backache and nervous strain, credits Tanlac for a complete recovery and notes widespread availability at Washington pharmacies.
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