Massed Marines Parade and Shrine Week Air Demonstrations
A June 5 shrine week parade features a 200 piece marine massed band and a marine corps camp along Potomac drive with demonstrations. Navy air shows at the Washington Monument include bombing by Anac squadron, smoke screens, and aircraft from NC-4 to submarine planes. Visitors may inspect exhibits and hear welcoming addresses broadcast from marine aircraft toward the White House.
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Monument
Navy Air Service
Anac
Marine Corps
Navy Department
Cant. A
Johnson
Bureau of Aeronautics
Washington Monument
Atlantic
Smithsonian Institution
Marine Corps Model Camp
Potomac Drive
Fifth Regiment of Marines
Fourteenth Street Bridge
Marine Band
Monument Grounds
Marine Aviation
Merine Corps
White House
Businessmen Back Half Day Shutdown for Shrine Parade
Board of the Merchants and Manufacturers association recommended closing business houses until 1 p m on June 5 to favor Shrine procession plans. Members unanimously favored having employees attend the Shrine parade. June 3 events will proceed with typical hours, and Rustarsa houses will reopen on other days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roverrars
Merchants and Manufacturers Association
Cena
Paccole An Ie
Rustarsa Housca
Shrine notes and plans for Shrine week activities
Shrine organizers report plans for parades concerts and decorations as crowds rise. hotel and housing committees expect 440000 visitors with 68000 daily visitors forecast, while weather officials note June is historically favorable. Camel prop moved from Shrine HQ and railroads coordinate passenger and baggage handling at Union Station with 150 railroad men attending.
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Kenan Eines
Dne
Washington
Elwood T. Morey
Shrine
Whiting Estes
San Francisco
Weather Bureau Record
Charles Warner
Union Station
Fraud Warning Issued Against Business Sharpers
The Better Business Bureau released a circular warning about itinerant operators during Shrine week. It notes the city’s population and purchasing power will surge, drawing confidence men, fly-by-night dealers, gamblers, and stock salesmen to the convention. Washington business interests are urged to cooperate with the BBB and police to curb unscrupulous activity during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Better Business Bureau
Washington
Police
Weather and tide table and forecast notes for Maryland to Ohio Valley
Weather and tide table reflect cooler conditions for Thursday and Friday across the mid Atlantic and Midwest regions. Local readings show temperatures from the low 70s to low 80s with showers likely in New England and New York interior. Precipitation deficit and temperature excess metrics are noted for the year-to-date totals.
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Dent
Washington
Marths
Ff Muintte
Cai Thorslay
Feides
Maryland
Duminiah
Tay
Werneria
Wanhington
New England
New York
Steton Thurslay
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
Maximanm
Minion
Tell Xisle
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Bismarck
N. Dak
Buffalo
N.Y
Mass
Cincinnati
Cheyenne
Wia
Cleveland
Ohio
Cartown
Denver
Des Moines
Duluth
Paso
Aalveston
Tex
Helena
Most
Kansas
Calif
Tenn
Miami
M. O ‘Maddie
New Orleans
Piatta
Ana
Ae Philadelphis
Hoenix
Arica
Pittsburgh
Ranttle
Married Names and Weather Forecast in One Notice
License to marry section lists multiple couples with names and ages, followed by a weather forecast for May 17 1998. Forecast describes flying weather from Washington to Long Island with clouds then clearing, strong west and northwest winds up to 1,000 feet and higher at 5,000 feet across several routes including Washington Norfolk Dayton and Detroit Rantoul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Long Island
Norfolk
Dayton
Ohio
Moandeville
Detroit
Mick
Rantoul
Mich
Bantoul
Treasury cross indexing plan targets government debts
Comptroller general announces a sweeping system to recover improper payments by disbursing officers. Debtors will be cross indexed to block clearance until settlements exceed claims. Several cases cited exceed ten thousand dollars, with hundreds of thousands or millions owed nationwide. Treasury aims to reclaim funds but notes some agencies may be exempt. The plan follows audits revealing weak bonds and losses, seeking to safeguard federal finances. A separate feature quotes Sarah Bernhardt on love from The Sunday Post.
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Maraptredar Frenegat
Comptroller General
Mattar
General Accounting Office
Tha
Ain
Umit
Treasury
Compircher General
Emergency Fleet
War Finance Corporations
Comptroller . General
Remarkable face tonic claims to erase wrinkles
A questionable preparation called serolite face tonic is advertised as toning facial features and smoothing folds. The ad asserts the product tightens cheeks and neck, with the claim that the face feels firmer and lighter after use. Ingredients listed include saxolite and a witch-boxel solution, said to be harmless and readily available at stores.
Deaths Reported in Local Hospitals and Homes
A list of deceased individuals with ages and last-known addresses appears. Names include Lawrence F. Callan 88 from 1811 G Street, Brassting-Schmidt 44 at 226 1444 Street NE, Michael infant at Morse Street, and several others aged from 1 to 89. Residences span G Street NE, Morse Street, Potomac Avenue, and 25th Street NW, with hospital mentions including Garfield Hospital and Children’s Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence F. Callan
Brassting-Schmidt
St. Ne
Laeilie
Michael
Morse St
Bieavor
G. Ailings
T. Herritene
John D. Ball
Garfield Hospl
Gathering E.canfman
Fothtran Hame
Tried to Smother Her Wife Charges Husband Threats
Kate Fannie Hamback, an employee of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, sues Homer H. Hanback in the District Supreme Court alleging threats with a pistol and attempted suffocation. She cites cruelty, says he tore her skirt and beat her, forced to leave on July 15, 1921, after a March 18, 1918 marriage.
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Kate
Fannie Hamback
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Dintetet Supreme Court
Homer
H. Hanback
W. A. Coombe
Amon
Hanback -Destarég
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Gernne
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C.O
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Louisville
Indianapolis
Chicago
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White Sulphur Springs
Virginia Hot Springs
14Th Street
N.W
J. B. Edmunds
Phemes
Goodyear
Ae Renton
Santero
Standard
Ballay
Waller
Tire and Aposasery
Worida
Michigan
Ewaren & Orn
Bour Tire Barin
Evanseral
Aute Qe., Inc
Ernatyieas Iq
Ith and Tate
W. Harper
Wheonam
Handricke Motors. Inc
Cakoma Park
H. G. Huntiley
Lebmsa
Ru-Bik
Kai McGurty
Georgia Ave
P & Martin
Widhale Xve
BG. & Service Co., Inc
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Ave
Varnon Auto Supply
AGB
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Wre
A. Tris
Marland
Penosylvenia Ave
Seaton ‘Supply House
Beaton Sf
Rhode Inland
Begarity Ante Supply Co
Ina
Ater Ab
New Fork Ave
SMITH
Fack Ang
Kohler
Cadillae
Lirswastec
Post
Navy
Mede Camp
Activitien
Potomac Park
Vnst
Shrine Headquarters
Globe-Wernicke
Chitmas Association
SUN and Tide
Bon Ringa ‘San Pets
Tigh Tide
Bow Tide
Charles
Lucile Peery
Bernard F
Helen
Joy
John W
Cora B. Crampton
Netile A. Daymude
Philip T
Mary A. Farrell
Robert C. Sod
Olive M. Beall
Wm. B
Vivian J. Rowe
Flord He
Brad. Thompson
Cecil R
Celia BR. McDoughal
Gerald T
Mary B. Whalen
Nona T. Sarria
Francis A
Toulee Carroll
Vernon W
Ada Dailey
Edwin T
Virginia Brooke
John W. Ant Biles C. Kerr
Charles T. and
Lacy Dle M. Dogan
Wm. J
Helen D. Maier
Joby J
Julia D. Dals
Flarey
Miriam BP
James J
Ida A. Davia
Brainerd
Mery Warner
Bradford H
Christine Stoddard
George P
Constance McKeon
Loy
F. Ant Basel Meyers
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Joby XE
Laura K. Mullen
Leroy Ta
Nicole Micco
Mary Zack
Ade Murphy
G. H. Pierce
James F. Beach
Ida
Reed
Maine Carn
Sand Tillan Conroy
Down A
E. Biggs
Cora V. Bown
Montemery
Edward 4. Price
Madeline Alvis
Peteratura
Rav
H. ¥. Dewan
William A. Goosh
Olive B. "Pantyma
Pat
Durham
N.C
See ‘Leadbetter
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Mizey
C. T. Warner
Daniel
Mackins
Lillian M
Cure
Barrow
Macohatl
Bertha
Vienna
Hey
P. Taw Patten
W. Crosby
William A. Settlemyre
Lauren Kouting
Charlottesville
Chappell
Carl
Sarah Bernhardt
Sunday Post
J.m.miller
Aere
Loew
Peter B. Kyne
T. Rey Barnes
Seens
Owen
Brainning
Viola Dana
Thos
VETRO
Madge Bellamy
Oscar
Jack Pickford
Garrison
Fintak
Frank Conroy
Juliette Crosby
Shubert-Belasco
Applejack
Shubert- Garrick
George Marshall
Eileen Wilson
Chevy Chase Lake
Meyer - Davis
Hoth
Sco Laugh
Nos
Bem
Aree
Sam Sidman
Kat "Hammond
Joe Smith
Marba
Papa
Pema
THE
Kiddie Review
Alga of
America
Tio X
Ted Lewis
Hie
Columbia
AO Eeeravouts
Riccard Y
Columbia Graphophone Co
Garrison’s House of Novelties
Tech
Sloan’s
13Th Street
Mount Vernon
Chas. Macalester
Lang Benge
Rialto
Werner Brose
Gira Windsac
Keneath Herian Elias Breeskin
Eerry, Compson
Conway Tearie
Randall Metropolitan
Ial Homc
Harold
Lloyd
Lawsis
Lyman KH. Howe
Surrey Symphony
Austing
Leviathan Orchestra
United States
Jipdee
Whiteman
Fan Tae
Frank Kellam
Petrie
MAS Carton & Morrone
Luster Bros
Herbt.Williams
Hilda Woltus Acapp
Tha Sar
Talepho
Trann Frand
Glen Echo Orchestra
Oermaen
Piantst
Lfader
Sefderin
School of D’ Treat MW
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