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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1913

Page

7

A Club Hosts Holiday Tea in Mobile Society Scene

A Mobile social event features Drago's orchestra in a ballroom setting with Athlestanians and guests enjoying a five course hot supper at the Rathskeller. Notable attendees include Mobilians like H Julian Wythe Whiting and a large reception and floor committee led by D. P. Bestor.

Drago Boston H Julian Wythe Whiting Elegantiarium Homer C. Flinn C. Hughes W. N. Hunter Ingersoll Moffat George K. Gage W. B. Paterson E. J. Buck Frank L. Ward W. L. Link G. M. Luce Francis J. Inge Frank E. Overall James McPhillips Rathskeller

Clark Defends Tariff as Calamity Howlers Question Economy

Speaker Clark rebukes critics from Minority Mano Hadley and Representative Mann while defending the tariff law. He says business slowdowns stem from prudence, and laments press fears of a market collapse. Mann warns of banking and currency control and a national roar as winter arrives.

House Mano Hadley Missouri Mann Clark

Black charmeuse gown with velvet and fur trimmed cuffs

A gown features black charmeuse fabric with velvet accents and an upstanding V neck. Long charmeuse sleeves end in fur cuffs, while the skirt showcases two large lampshade shaped flounces at the hem.

William Deering Will Leaves Vast Harvesting Empire

Chicago December 19 The will of William Deering filed here values the estate at over 12 million dollars but the fortune from harvesting machinery making is far larger. One third goes to James Deering one third to Charles Deering and one third to five grandchildren Charles W C Roger Barbara D Danielson and William D Howe. The family home goes to Mrs. Deering who was provided for years ago.

Chicago William Deering Mr. Deering James Deering Charles Deering Charles W. C Roger Deering Barbara D. Danielson William D. Howe Deering

Apparatus Saves an Express Train

A Chicago bound express train narrowly avoided collision with a runaway freight near Joliet Illinois. Automatic derailment equipment diverted the freight into a ditch just after the second signal, the freight engine overturned, but the crew escaped serious injury.

Jolist Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad

Plan to Assist the Unemployed As Winter Looms

Chicago reports that six state labor heads met to plan cooperation in providing work for surplus labor. They cited no larger job loss this winter and emphasized national labor laws and nationwide coordination as key aims to ease seasonal unemployment.

Chicago Labor Department

Railroader Coming East

J M Davis general superintendent of the Southern Pacific resigns to become general manager of an Eastern railway. Resignation effective about January 1 announced from San Francisco offices, name of the Eastern railway withheld for now.

Associated Press San Francisco J. M. Davis Southern Pacific Eastern Railway

Protection of Life on Ocean Sets Boat Standards

The International Congress on Safety at Sea panel proposes universal boats for all aboard with pontoon rafts and recognized lifeboats. Fire danger rules urge cargo restrictions and patrols, while pump and crew manning regulations show wide opinion gaps among delegates.

Associated Press London Committee On International Congress On Safety Pas

Hair Remedy Promises Quick Darkening of Graying Hair

An advertisement touts a home made mixture of lye and sulfur to restore natural color and stop hair loss. It claims the remedy causes gray hair to disappear by morning and, over days, makes hair dark, thick, and glossy. It urges purchasing a large bottle at drug stores.

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