Dedication of Trinity Parish House Crowded Thanksgiving Service
Mobile ministers joined in dedicating the Robinson Memorial Parish House of Trinity on Sunday afternoon. A. G. Richards read the address while James T. McCan and Rev. James J. Plummer participated in the program. The building was crowded as the choir offered an elaborate performance.
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Robinson
Trinity
A. G. Richards
James T. McCan
Chapel
James J. Plummer
Robinson Land and Lum“Company
Chicora
Mr. Richards
John D. Old Undergoes Blood Transfusion Crisis
Physicians report John D. Old president of the Standard Company of New Jersey was admitted ten days ago for appeals and has since been quietly ill. He was said to be no weaker after a blood transfusion, with officials hopeful the crisis will pass in another day.
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John D.old
Standard Company of New Jersey
Toleration Lecture At Knights Of Columbus Hall
Rev Father Emmett B. Kenedy spoke on Religious Toleration at Knights of Columbus hall. The event opened with remarks by Mr M J Vickers and featured musical pieces by C J Huggins Yeend Potter and accompanist Miss Agnes Sherman. Next Sunday's speakers are Rev J W Molloy and Rev E J Hackett with no lectures until after the new year.
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Emmett B. Kennedy
Knights of Columbus Hall
M. J. Vickers
Garden of My Heart
C. J. Huggins
Yeend Potter
Agnes Sherman
J. W. Molloy
E. J. Hackett
Father Kenedy
Woodrow Wilson
Father Kennedy on Maryland's early religious liberty and the 1649 Toleration Act
The article reviews Father Kennedy's history of Maryland from 1634 to 1776 and notes his view that the 1649 act concerning religion under Governor Stone, while labelled toleration, does not fully reflect true toleration when read literally. It contrasts initial settlers' embedded belief in shared happiness with later legal measures.
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Father Kennedy
Maryland
Governor Stone
Religion Toleration and Lord Baltimore in Colonial History
The lecture traces Lord Baltimore’s limits and spirit in enforcing religious toleration, noting land and citizenship to Jacob Lumbrozo the Jew. It shows how tolerance grew across colonies, shaping the American constitution, and cites Washington’s reply to Maryland Catholics before urging broader religious tolerance.
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Father Kennedy
Lord Baltimore
Jacob Lumbrozo
Maryland
George Washington
Grove's Cure-All Ad Claims Quick One Day Relief
An old advertisement promises a fast cold cure with LAS ADS BROMO QUININE tablets. It guarantees a refund if the remedy fails and notes GROVE'S signature appears on each box.
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Ce. G
Grove
Large Congregation at Methodist Song Service
A large Toulminville Methodist church congregation attended a Sunday night song service directed by organist Mrs. McArthur. The mixed choir performed pieces including Holy Holy Holy Crown Him Dream of Paradise Whispering Hope Onward Christian Soldiers and The Sinner and the Song with offerings and benediction by Rev. T A White.
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Toulminville Methodist Church
Elks Memorial Service Impressive in Mobile Lodge
The Mobile Lodge No. 108 Elks held a memorial at the Government Street lodge auditorium Sunday afternoon with several hundred in attendance. Fast Exalted Ruler Laz Schwarz presided as Rev. Henry Wade Du Bose delivered the address and L G C Irvine spoke on the Departed Brothers. Secretary M S Macias read the names of deceased members since 1915: Joseph Bianchi Julius Herzfeld Henry Hanan Claure A Hensch and G E Aunspaugh.
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Mobile Lodge No
B. P. O. Elks
Lodge
Government Street
Laz Schwarz
Henry Wade du Bose
Government Street Presbyterian Church
L. GC. Irvine
M. S. Macias
Messrs
Joseph Bianchi
Julius Herzfeld
Henry Hanan
Claure A. Hensch
G. E. Aunspaugh
Steamers Zealandia and Liberia Complete 6000 Mile Tow
The Zealandia towed the Liberia from Cape Coast Castle to New York after the Charles W Morse failed. The voyage covered 6000 miles with stops at Barbados and Bermuda taking 36 days. The Liberia formerly the Munson liner Curityba carried a colonial expedition, now deemed a failure, under Universal Transportation Company.
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Associated Press
New York
Zealandia
Liberia
South Atlantic
Cape Coast Castle
Africa
Universal Transportation Company
Zelandia
Gold Coast
Charles W. Morse
Munson
Curityba
Alfred Charles Sam
Upshaw Urges Law Observance in Mobile Speech
Will D. Upshaw urged Mobile residents to end kneeling to bad behavior and vigorously enforce the law. He spoke at the Lyric Theatre on “A Bigger and Better Mobile,” praising City Recorder Davia H. Edington for efforts to curb prohibition violators and noting other law enforcement issues.
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Will D. Upshaw
Lyric Theatre
City Recorder
Davia H. Edington
Upshaw
Mobile
Mr. Upshaw
Body of Josephine Ballard Sent for Burial in Ashdown
The twenty year old Miss Josephine Ballard died Saturday in the city hospital from poison after a personal crisis. Her body was sent to Ashdown Arkansas for burial with the sister Mary Ballard. Her father Thomas Ballard of Broken Bow Oklahoma could not attend. A 5:30 pm funeral was held at Roche Burke parlors officiated by Rev Father Edward J. Hackett. Police Chief G M Van Liew and charity members attended noting her real name and Broken Bow residence. She recently disclosed marriage to H L Milton son of Thomasville Ga police chief after forgery arrest in Birmingham.
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Ashdown
Ark
Mary Ballard
Thomas Ballard
Broken Baw
Okla
Roche & Burke
Edward J. Hackett
Cathedral of Immaculate Conception
Ladies of Charity
Sisters of Charity
St. Mary’s Orphan Asylum
G. M. van Liew
van Liew
City Hospital
Broken Bow
Oklo
H. L. Milton
Thomasville
Decatur
Ala
Birmingham
Arbitration idea gaining ground in Germany says Deissmann
Professor Adolf Deissmann of the University of Berlin states that the idea of arbitration is steadily growing in Germany. He notes it requires a change in the mental and spiritual climate among great powers and Christian leaders to foster lasting peace and mutual forgiveness before real reconstruction can begin.
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Associated Press
New York
Germany
Adolf Deissmann
University of Berlin
Charles S. MacFarland
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
MacFarland
Deissmann
League
Cubs Owner Anxious Over Tampa Training Contract
Chicago December 4 Charles Weeghman president of the Chicago National Baseball Club says he has heard nothing from Tampa regarding the contract with the Tampa Baseball Association to train there next spring. The two year contract was signed before his presidency. Weeghman hopes one of two other major clubs will take over the Tampa deal so he can move the Cubs to California.
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Chicago
Charles Weeghman
Chicago National Baseball Club
Tampa
Fla
Baseball Association
Weeghman
California
Ehrlich to Lecture on Judaism at Oakdale Church
Rev L J Ehrlich the Christian Jew from Atlanta Georgia will speak at Oakdale Baptist church on Tuesday night on the topic Judaism to Christianity. A silver offering will be taken but no admission fee.
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L. J. Ehrlich
Atlanta
Oakdale Baptist Church
Carranza to Name Supreme Court Justices
Carranza signals constitutional reform allowing the executive to appoint supreme court justices subject to congressional confirmation. The move aligns with his speech urging independent municipal government, divorce law reform, and universal suffrage for all, including the illiterate.
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Associated Press
Queretaro
Mexico
General Carranza
Constitutional Congress
Supreme Paanta
Congress
Sailor Scotty Set for Two Exhibitions Today
Sailor Scotty formerly of the U S Colorado will perform two muscular control exhibitions today. He appears at the University of Alabama Medical Department this afternoon and again tonight before the Business Men's Athletic Club. Known as the Human Telescope, he has drawn nationwide comment.
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Sailor Scotty
U. S. S. Colorado
Medical Department
University of Alabama
Business Men’s Athletic Club
United States
Portsmouth Navy Yard Prison Criticized By Ex-Sing Sing Warden
Thomas Mott Osborne, former Sing Sing warden, condemned the Portsmouth navy yard prison as absurdly managed with degrading uniforms and the harshest treatment of inmates. He spoke at the Twenty First Century Club after investigating at Secretary Daniels request. He said he resorted to illicit correspondence, including kites, to contact prisoners.
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Associated Press
Boston
Thomas Mott Osborne
Sing Sing Prison
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Twentieth Century Club
Daniels
Osborne
New York
New Austrian Emperor Leaves For The Front
Amsterdam Dec 4 reports a Vienna dispatch stating Emperor Charles has departed for the Austrian army headquarters to assume command actions at the front.
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Associated Press
Amsterdam
London
Vienna
Charles
U S Moves To Take Sole Title To Giant Forest
The giant forest in Sequoia National Park, home to the General Sherman tree, is set to pass to federal ownership through cooperation of the Interior Department and the National Geography Society. Congress funded 50,000 for the purchase. the Geography Society added 20,000 to complete a 70,000 payment to secure the option. The grove contains four thousand year old trees and a 102 foot base circumference with a 279.9 foot height.
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Washington
Sequoia National Park
Interior Department
National Geography Society
Congress
Board of Managers of
the Geographic Society
Society
General Sherman
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