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Newspaper

Mobile Tribune

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1918

Page

10

Kajiyama’s Divided Brain and the Stage Career

The article recounts Kajiyama’s claim of a divided brain enabling simultaneous thinking and writing. It notes his early education in medical or mechanical engineering, vaudeville exposure, and a three year stage contract before pursuing further study. It also mentions American psychologists showing interest, including Orson and Swatt, and references Success Magazine articles.

Kajiyama Devillé Business College Ooth Orson, Swatt Marstjene Sartor The Success Magazine

War Camp Service Secretary to Visit Here Tuesday

Avery G. Clinger, secretary of the War Camp Community Service in Ohio, will arrive Tuesday, according to a telegram to R. W. Stokes. Clinger has been away several weeks for special training, during which Stokes has led the work.

Avery G. Clinger War Camp Community Service Inohile Trémenis R. W. Stokes Mr. Cliger Mr. Stokes

149 to Leave Mobile for Two Camps June 29

One hundred forty nine men will depart Mobile for Camp Pike and Camp Sherman Ohio on June 29. They were called to report June 24 as part of the June draft of 265000 urged by Provost Marshal General Crowder. The split is 93 white and the rest black with the colored division en route before June 24. The county board will supply 26 whites. city boards 57 whites and 30 blacks plus 10 whites and 26 blacks respectively. Alabama will send 190 black registrants to Tuskegee under a Crowder grammar school order.

Mobile Camp Pike Camp Sherman Ohio Crowder Alabama Tuskegee General Crowder

25 Riveters Wanted for Mobile Shipyards

Mr. Mobile seeks 25 riveters for local shipyards. He offers good pay and immediate work. The local United States Employment Bureau wired the state director of the federal employment service at Birmingham for the 25 men.

Narrow Fellow to Show at the Lyric Thursday

The Narrow Feller Chas F Semon known for extreme thinness and quirky acts headlines the Lyric Theatre Thursday. He performs a blend of comedy talk unusual instruments and musical bits that draw laughs amid his odd appearance and stage routine.

Chas F. Semon Semon Lemon Charlie Yrtc Theatre

J W Gaddy Faces Disorderly Conduct Charge After Stabbing

J W Gaddy aged 28 the carpenter who was stabbed during a fight at the Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company last Saturday was arrested Saturday night after being released from the city hospital. He will be tried on a disorderly conduct charge.

J. W. Gaddy Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company

Bob Jones Chorus Plans 3:30 P.M. Rehearsal

The Bob Jones Chorus which sang at the meetings is asked to meet for a general rehearsal at 3 30 this afternoon at the Dauphin Way Baptist Church. It is the first rehearsal for the summer work with much singing to be prepared. Singers are urged to bring their song books.

Bob Jones Dauphin Way Baptist Church

Kearnes and Abert Arrested After Street Argument

M. T. Kearnes aged 68 of St Michael street and Frank Albert aged 86 of 173 St Stephen's road were arrested by Police Officer W. O. Searcy after an argument on Dauphin and Jackson streets last night. Both posted bond.

M. T. Kearnes St. Michael Street Frank Albert St. Stephen's Road W. O. Searcy Dauphin An Jackson Streets

Cotton at 26.03 Closing Quote

New York June 8 July cotton finished at 26.03 a cent higher on the close reported by the International News Service.

International News Service New York

Frenchman on Trial for Alleged Escapee Identity

John Andy Dubuclet, claiming to be a Frenchman, goes on trial June 11. Police say he is Arnold Henkel, an escapee from the Hun internment camp at Fort Oglethorpe, arrested in a negro cabin after living nearby for weeks.

John Andy Dubuclet Arnold Henkel Fort Oglethorpe

Dr Jones Leaves Mobile For Philadelphia Study

Dr W C Jones eye and ear specialist of 202 St Francis street Mobile departed last night for Philadelphia to take a three week course in progressive studies of his profession. He is accompanied by his wife who will visit friends in the City of Brotherly Love.

W. C. Jones St. Francis Street Mobile Philadelphia Jones

Senator Lews Bold Sash Surprises Senators on Floor

Senator James Hamilton Lew of Illinois startled the Senate as he appeared in a dull gray sash matching a salmon pink shirt. The fashion moment sparked chatter among colleagues with others joking about ditching galluses to copy the look.

International News"Service Washington James Hamilton Lewis Illinois Senate

Submarine Sightings Reported Off Florida Coast

The Clyde liner Arapahoe reported sighting a German submarine off the Florida coast near Jacksonville. The Heisman and other coastwise vessels also reported sightings as they hastened to the nearest port.

Jacksonville Atlantic Florida Heisman

Deserter Arrest of Oliver Bloar by City Detective

Oliver Bloar, described as a negro, was arrested as a deserter by City Detective C K Bergelhet during the night.

Oliver Bloar C. K. Bergelhet

If you have a house to rent out The Tribune

Property owners seeking rental listings tell readers to place notices in The Tribune. The item invites submissions for housing vacancies and outlines how to submit them for insertion.

The Tribune

Dainty Star Marguerite Clark at Empire for Prunella

Marguerite Clark, famed screen charm, appears at the Empire Theatre for two days in Paramount photoplay Prunella adapted from Granville Barker and Laurence Housman. Her career spans stage to screen with hits like The Goose Girl Gretna Green The Prince and the Pauper and The Valentine Girl.

Dainty Star Will the Empire Paramount Prunella Granville Barker Lau Aborn Baltimore Jim the Penman Zote Chicago London Anatole Adolph Zukof Famous Players-Lasky Corporation Wildflower Gretna Green Jose Still Waters Molly Make Believe Eileen Fifi The

Thrift Stamp Sales Hit $1,200 Friday Officials Say

Thrift Stamp sales for Friday totaled $1,200 according to officials of the Post Office Department.

Post Office Department

Taylor Named Federal Head Over Mobile and Ohio Railroads

R V Taylor, vice president and general manager of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, assumed charge as federal manager of the Mobile and Ohio and the Guilt, Mobile and Northern railroads. He will supervise both under federal control and maintain offices at the Mobile and Ohio terminal and the G M and N general offices.

R. V. Taylor Mobile and Ohio Railroad Mobile and Northern Mr. Taylor Mobile and Ohio Terminal

Officers Require Major Rank Approval for Parcels to Soldiers

Under the order, ships to American Expeditionary Forces require approval by a company commander or higher. Postmasters must obtain an officer of major rank or higher before accepting articles for shipment to soldiers.

Libel Suit Filed Over Freight and Port Charges

The Mobile and Gulf Navigation Company filed a libel in federal court on Saturday for 1796 dollars claiming freight and port charges on a cargo of 950 barrels of molasses owned by Sugar Products Company of New York. The schooner C. H. Tackley delivered the molasses to Mobile and the cargo remains in port.

Mobile and Gulf Navigation Company Sugar Products Company of New York C. H. Tackley Mobile

Death at Lucas E. Moore Stave plant on Three Mile Creek

John Lester a Black man died Friday afternoon at the city hospital after injuries at the Lucas E. Moore Stave Company plant. His arm was caught in a machine and the fatality involved injuries to his left side and arm.

John Lester Lucas E. Moore Stave Company Three Mile Creek

Boys Can Earn Money at The Tribune Office

Boys in Mobile are invited to visit The Tribune office and ask the circulation manager about work. The manager will explain how to earn money and will supervise outings to ensure they stay away from bad company while away from home.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Edward H. Cole Barnegat Light Navy Intelligence Bureau Empire Theatre Program Frank Keenan Mack Sennett Paramount Presents Charley Ray WM. S. Hart Charlie Chaplin Marguerite Clark Ann Pennington Nan Sie Ferguson Madge Kennedy D. C BOB Jones Chorus Kearnes Abert Edna Methlowfe Lyric DR. Jones Lewis Jim Ham the Daintiest Pire Theatre Rence Housman Miss Clark Cincinnati Pense Daddy Lester Neggro Him Ager Dauphin Street F. Keith Tameo Kajiyama Edna Northlane, Jack Riano and Olile Northlane Fred Roberts Man of Many Voices Mack and Maybelle Charles F. Lemon Shepard
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