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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1923

Page

4

Fire Chief Seeks Temporary Leave Elevating Sullivan

Veteran District fire chief Watson plans an indefinite leave of absence due to poor health. Deputy Chief Andrew Jackson Sullivan to be acting chief during Watson’s absence, with possible retirement if health fails to improve. Watson joined the department in 1906 and rose to chief engineer in 1920 before leading the district fire department.

Sebrge Watson Artest Sullivan Board of Commissionera Andrew Jackson Sullivan Ig Wag Frank Wagner Illnois Washington

Public Printer George H. Carter to Lead U S at Gothenburg Conference

President Harding designated George H. Carter public printer to represent the United States at the International Conference of Master Printers in Gothenburg Sweden next month. Carter will sail from New York on Saturday and visit England later in May as a guest of the Master Printers of Great Britain. He plans a study of printing methods and the European paper industry after the Gothenburg conference, the first since the war.

George H. Carter Harding Maater Printers Gothenburg Sweden Carter New York England Great Britain Europe

Tuskegee Row 18 Decided on Negro Doctors Roles

The Veterans Bureau announced that Negro veterans will be treated by colored doctors where possible at the Tuskegee hospital in Alabama. Negro physicians will fill minor medical positions, while the chief medical officer will be white for now. A three way clash arose as white protests and two Negro factions clash over staffing.

Veterans Bureau Tuskegee Ala Veterans’ Bureau Tuskegee Ra

Weather report and tide table today

Readable weather note shows sun and tide timings with high and low tide values. Mentions morning and afternoon periods and approximate rise times. OCR text is fragmentary but indicates a daily sun and tide table for maritime readers.

Weather Forecast for District of Columbia and Nearby Areas

Weather Bureau forecast for DC and Virginia is cool Thursday night, then warmer Friday with fair conditions. Maryland sees generally fair and cool, with strong west and northwest winds along the coast. Reports show unseasonably low temperatures east of the Mississippi with heat surges in the plains and Pacific regions. the outlook calls for generally fair weather in the mid-Atlantic and southeast, with local rain in the lower lake region and north Atlantic States. Temperature readings include highs in the 50s to mid-60s and lows around 40s, with humidity and precipitation metrics noted.

G. B. Dept. of Agriculure Weather Bureau Washington District of Columbia Virginia Maryland Lower Lake Region North Atlantic Lake Region Ghble Valley Red River North Valley Rocky Mountain Plateau Mississippi Missouri Rocky Monotarea Los Angelles Crilf Yuma Arie Middle Atlantic South Atlantic East Gulf States Tennessee Ohio Valley Ieke Thurdey

Second Regiment Wins Cadet Honor At Central High

Cadets from McKinley High and Columbia Junior High took top honors in battalion and regiment events during the brigade inspection at Central High stadium. The Second regiment led by Lieut. Col. Pickens edged the First regiment by eight tenths of a point, with Central High achieving three war-game first places and the band contest also going to McKinley band. Brig. Gen. Heintzelman presided as 1,660 cadets stood under drizzle to hear the results and awards announced by Maj. Harding and Col. Craigie.

U S.A John T. Harding Maj. Harding Wallace M. Craigie McKinley High School Columbia D. J. Pickens Maj Hardingen Heintzelman Pickens Central High School B. V. Smyth Central R. Edwards Craigie F. Ball Gall C. D. Griffin Edwards C. F. Kennedy HL. Luts Tgg Company Wheeler Dayton Brown Howard Embrey Ballou Kramer George Grunert E. Ri McCabe U. 5

Shrine decoration rentals and souvenirs offered

Shrine headquarters advertises rental decor services including welcome banners flags and souvenirs for Shrine Revelries. Plate assortment of revelry items available for sale.

Court Cites Commissioners Over Public Garage Permit

Justice Hitz ordered District commissioners and inspector John P. Healey to appear May 22 and show cause why a writ of mandamus should not compel issuing a $200,000 public garage permit for Morris Cafritz at 1220 Nineteenth Street NW in the second commercial zone. Cafritz, via Milton Strasburger, says all regulations were met while the officials refused the permit.

John P. Healey Justice Hitz Morris Cafritz Nineteenth Street Cafritz Milton Strasburger Mr. Healey

Births Reported From Local Families

Arch ie C Painter and Ola L Painter welcome a girl. Otha E Lamp and Nettle E Lamp have a boy. Robert F Davie and Helen B Davie announce a Nex. John W Donohue and Mary Tennesl report a boy. Albert Q Coleman and Gertrude A Coleman have a girl. John F Smoot and Irene L Smoot greet a boy. Fred Smith and blank hosta Smith a girl. T i b y and Maddie Fox welcome a girl. Fitzgeralds report a boy. Lyddane couple announce a boy. Multerer couple report a girl. Gill couple announce a boy. Harty couple report a boy. Morga and Whitney announce a girl. Houston couple report a girl. Orr family reports a girl. Nichola and family welcome a boy. Richmond couple announce a girl. Birthright couple report a girl. Patterson couple announce a girl. Archer couple report a boy. Miles couple welcome a girl. Brown couple report a girl. Coleman couple announce a toy. Tyler couple report a girl and boy.

Archie C Ola L. Painter Otha E Nettle E. Lamp Robert F Helen B. Davie John W Mary Tennesl John G Fillen T. Donohue Albert Q Gertrude A Coleman John F., Sr Irene L. Smoot Frederick HE. Smith Tiiby B Maddie T. Fox Thomas Irene B. Fitzgerald Walter L Mary V. Lyddane Joseph Pautine Multerer William EH Catherine Gill Siehard Ruby Harty Fugene R Mable BE Morga Frank G Miriam A. Whitney James A Rudy Houston Charles B Elizabeth M.’Mubourne Jeasie L. Orr Jesan M Liliign HE Nichola Lon H Clara W. Richmond Frank B Bettie R. Birthright John Alice Patterson Tobet Annie Archer Ferdinand Bessis Miles Patrick C Hertha V. Brown Martin L Bertha M. Coleman Waller Carrie V.tyler

LICENSED TO MARRY. Multiple couples listed in notice

A marriage license notice lists several couples with ages and residences, including James J. Broanshaw 86 and Agnes Barnard, and George A. Watkins 40 and Mary E. Hitchrock 43 of Baltimore. The list also mentions other pairs with varied ages and hometowns, each tied to a reverend officiant.

James J. Broanshaw Agnes Barnard B. J. Borner Reymond €. Holt Dorothy J. Entorr Walker's Chapel Moses Bicrette J. Walek Gennyleve C. Freeman G. M. Diifendarfer George A. Watkins Mary E. Hitchrock Baltimore C. Goale Charles Y. Latimer Margaret J. MacGurn EB. W. Scott Gilbert I. Griffith Eilenbeth L Carrier Shenandoah HE. Schroeder Joseph M. Abell Jopits Georgie L. Cormwell Iries J. FB. Briggn Tho Shaw Vera Calver K. Ray Fred ©. Tantly Greenfield, Mo Myra W. Hale Detroit Mick J.T. Kelly

List of Deaths Reformatted From OCR Text

An obituary style listing reports multiple deaths with ages and partial addresses. Names include William H Voan 70 Louise Cronnac 50 Flores Moling 45 Michael A Donnelly 72 Anne M Kearns 89 Randolph B Brummett 2 Patrick Greelish 20 Robert A Bacon 20 Thomas G Bishop 6 Joba B 122 Donne 17 Susan Bons 77 James Lyons 16 Anna Ghteon 47 Willams Meson 89 Magale Himke 27 Ada Joboeon 0 Sonn Matthews 3 geet others with garbled spellings and uncertain locations.

William H. Voan Quincy Louise Cronnac Flores J. Moling Michael A. Donnelly Emery, Aosp Emerg Patrick J. Greelish Sonn Matthews Fonmon

Mentha Pepsin advertised as remedy for dyspepsia

A testimonial letter endorses Dave's Mentha Pepsin, claiming lasting relief from indigestion and dyspepsia after years of suffering. The writer, Mrs I Bowker of Trenton NJ, urges readers to try the product and notes rapid comfort, improved sleep, and a strengthened stomach.

Dar Mentha Pepsin Mentha Pepsin I Bowker Trenton N. A Dave Peoples Drug Stores

Heals eczema by cleansing the blood and building cells

An advertisement touts 3. S. 3 and 5. 8. 3 as blood cleansing tonics that increase red blood cells, vanish impurities, and end eczema. It claims the products have existed since 1826, contain vegetable ingredients, beautify the complexion, and are sold nationwide, with the large bottle priced at $8.8.

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