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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1916

Page

8

VESSELS QUOTE AMSTERDAM ON EMERGENCY CRISIS

The report cites Amsterdam quoting Ba about the case of Captain Blai and the steamer Caledonia amid German claims that Eng commercial and passenger vessels are warships. It notes Britain’s stance on submarine warfare and the danger to Americans aboard. Chancellor Lloyd George’s Commons remarks are cited alongside Captain Fryatt’s execution and Germany’s view of the Caledonia as an armed cruiser.

Amsterdam Eische Rundsthe Blaisteamer Caledonia Eng Commercial Audersca Lloyd R Law 5 of Commons Blaikie Fryatt Brussels Germany Cap

Senior League basketball winners named in YMCA games

Richardson and Donovan teams won senior league games at the YMCA gym on Wednesday night with Donovan defeating Burmans 14 to 4. It was announced one player would not participate in the next game scheduled January 3. Hagan’s team won the 14 15 athletic meet at the YMCA with 513 points over Simson’s 347. Simson placed second.

Richardson Donovan Y. M. Art Burmans Donovans Hagan Hagan’s Simson Dumas Villiers Trombley Har

Six Day Bicycle Race Leads At Unfolding Mileage

At 7 a.m. the end of the 79th hour the six day race at Madison Square Garden showed teams leading with 1,489 miles and five laps. Drobach was the individual leader as rain affected pace and strategy.

Es and Drobach Associated Press New Oak Madison Square Garden Aet Grenada

Britain Prepares National Service Mobilization Plan

London reports push for a broad national service scheme under Lloyd George. It would enlist males 16 to 60, with conscription for war service and transfers to essential industries such as shipbuilding railways and mines. Enrollments span all social strata based on ability.

Associated Press London Lloyd- George Rowland ‘E. ‘Prothero Board of Agriculture Britain

Dr Brewster Remains Christ Church Rector

The Rev. Matthew Brewster D D has chosen to stay at Christ Episcopal Church in Mobile after receiving a call from the Church of the Annunciation in New Orleans. He had recently conducted two services there following the offer and was urged to remain by vestrymen and church members who value his leadership.

Matthew Brewster D. D Christ Episcopal Church Church of the Annunciation New Orleans Dr. Brewster Mobile Grace Church

Cityward Move of Population Continues in U S

Washington reports ongoing urbanization as census estimates show 40.9 percent of Americans living in cities over 8,000, up from 38.9 percent in 1910, with 1916 total populations placed at 102,017,312 nationwide and 112,444,620 including territories. The note details state growth, white and black population changes, and lists leading city populations and notable shifts across states.

Associated Press Washington United States Census Bureau Continental States Territories Kansas South Dakota Wyoming Iowa Florida Massachusetts North Towa New Jersey New York Rhode Island Philadelphia Lou Wimvic Cumghinges Oc Acc Newark Enleeccesceee Os Vencacudanee Minneapolis Cleveland Pittsburgh San Francisco Milwaukee Seiste Wes Cues J Pioprubii Columbus Esteses Oakland Cal Seeeers Toledo Saenehess Atlanta Rence Birmingham Saree Omaha Recess Worcester Oss Richmond Memphis Nashville Knoxville Montgomery Pewee Remur Charlotte Lynchburg

Belgian Workers Sentenced by German Court Martial

Amsterdam reports that of twenty Belgians condemned to death at Hasselt eleven were executed last Saturday. Additional sentences include 44 to penal servitude and 64 to deportation. A new court martial began for 192 Belgians charged with espionage. Ghent citizens deported to the Somme front were killed or wounded. 1,000 from Ghent labored there and 5,000 more were to be sent. Luxemburg villages sent youths aged 12 to 15 among deportations.

Amsterdam London Hasselt Maastricht Les Nouvelles Germany Frontier Amsterdam Telegraaf Ghent

Advert for Shivar Mineral Water Mobile Distributers

An advertisement promotes Shivar Mineral Water with a money-back guarantee. It claims no nightly awakenings, fine taste, and low cost, offering delivery anywhere by a mobile distributer network under EEE Drug Corp. phone contact.

Eee Drug Corp

Wilmer Offers Land for County Agricultural High School

Wilmer long regarded as county county seat for the proposed agricultural high school may top prior bids. S M Le Baron says the Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners await public expression before action. Wilmer has offered a large tract of land free as a site and other advantages.

Wilmer County Agricultural High School Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners S. M. le Baron Mobile le Baron Board of Revenue and Road Commission

Woodmen of World Urges Encampment to Meet in Mobile

Formal invitation for the National Encampment of the Uniform Rank Woodmen of the World to be held in Mobile has been sent to Omaha. Mobile Woodmen cooperate with the Chamber of Commerce to attract the Uniform Bank to Mobile in 1917, proposing the Fair Grounds as the encampment site if visitors are secured.

Woodmen of the World Mobile Omaha Neb Woodmen of the World of Mobile Champer of Commerce Uniform Bank Fair Grounds

Young Bankers Meet Tonight Outline Course

The Mobile Chapter of the American Institute of Banking will meet at the Merchants Bank quarters to outline winter plans with talks by prominent bankers to be invited. Officers are C. E. Boyd president F. G. Barnes VP J. F. Mc Rae secretary H. A. Pharr treasurer.

Mobile Banking Institute American Institute of Banking Merchants Bank Mobilé C. E. Boyd F. G. Barnes Porter King Stewart Brooks

New Jersey Medical Note on Digestive Habits

A medical discussion notes that a substance is not absorbed, functioning as an internal lubricant to soften intestinal contents and promote regular movements, with New Jersey as the locale context.

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