Social Events Highlight Yuletide Week in Mobile
Gregory Luce hosts A ton Whist Club at the Battle House. Sadie Taylor chairs the Monday Club. Mrs. S A Quigley and Mrs. C N compliment Miss Rankin and Miss Owen with a 2 30 party. Florence Howell hosts Way Baptist Sunday School 3 to 6 pm. Cathedral Sunday School holds its Christmas tree festival at 7 30 pm. Mr. and Mrs. C L Simmons celebrate silver wedding 8 to 11 pm. Alabama University Glee Club to Mobile at Christmas time. Homes open for receptions and dances at Battle House. Dancers perform Hesitation Boston Tango and more. Notables include Marie Clifton, Mark Horn, the McMillan twins, and others. Midnight nears to close a lively yuletide week.
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Alabama University Glee Club
Mobile
Battle House
Boston
Marie Clifton
Mark Horn
McMillan Twins
Vara Gould
Marie Shaffer
Katherine
Imogen Little
Ethel Burgess
Ne Fearn
Elise Hall
Gladys Temp- 3
Mary Knight Rush
Mabel Hart
Harvey Smith
John Wynie
Matthew Brewster
Bae Keery Hall
George Fearn
John Cochrane
Seale Harris
Sage and Sulphur Hair Rem Supercharges Darkening Hair
A 50 cent bottle of Sage and Sulphur Hair Rem is advertised as renewing gray hair to its natural color. The product promises darkening that looks natural and even, plus benefits for dandruff and itchy scalp, with simple application by brushing through small sections.
Red Cross Sends Money to Mexico Relief Aid Begin
The Washington state department plans to forward Red Cross funds to destitute Mexican communities. Nogales Arizona reports the local consulate can draw 500 dollars to aid Choix Sinaloa. Dr Mansendiek cites famine and mine closures causing widespread suffering in island towns.
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Associated Press
Nogales
Ariz
State Department
Washington
Red Cross
Mexico
Choix
Sinaloa
Frederick Simpich
H. C. Mansendieck
Enga
Mansendiek
Glee Club Dance Halted By Early Sunday Dawn
Sunday dawn slowed the Glee Club dance as the light footed revelers paused their routine. The crowd kept time to lingering music before departing in quiet, early light.
Open House by Glee Club and Afternoon Tea Hosts
Yesterday Open House at the Goodbrad home on Dauphin Way drew a Mobile crowd for 8 to 10 PM with Christmas chimes and university pennants. Margaret Goodbrad wore pink and hosted attendees including Norma Boulet and Nannie Goodbrad while punch and light fare were served. Later Miss Elizabeth Hybart hosted an afternoon tea from 5 to 7 PM for fourteen guests including debutantes and friends with pink and white carnations and assorted delicacies.
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Tom Goodbrad
Glee Club
Margaret Goodbrad
Goodbrad
Dauphin Way
Eila Blacksher
Gabrella Barret
Celia Webb
Irwin Fearn
Helen Terrill
Adelaide John
Evelin McLaughlin
Annie Moore Provost
Elinor “.Gray
Edna Manning
Lucile Wailey
May Boulet
Elizabeth Hybart
Alabama Glee Club
Hybart
Near Fatal Poison Mix Up In Richmond Bishop Recovers
Associated Press reports Bishop Collins Denny of the Methodist Episcopal Church South fully recovered from a liquid poison taken by mistake for medicine. The incident occurred at his Richmond home last Tuesday. He had been visiting Baltimore with family. his brother says no medical travel was needed as treatment was performed at home. A stomach pump was used, followed by medical cleaning of the stomach.
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Associated Press
Batlimore
Collins Denny
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Richmond
Denny
James W. Denny
Baltimore
Dr Shaw Advice Questioned By Treasury Officials
Treasury officials say Dr Anna Shaw's call for passive resistance to income tax is a legal violation and could threaten unfranchised women's compliance. Refusing to render property accounts or pay taxes after assessment could incur fines from $20 to $1000, with enforcement planned.
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Associated Press
Washington
Anna Shaw
National Woman's Suffrage Association
Treasury Department
America
Treasury
Local Social Notes From Mobile and Nearby
The tury Book Club plans a meeting with Mrs. Don Farnsworth at 1007 Government between Ann Street and Michigan Avenue. Miss Sarah Simpson and her brother Mr. Robert Simpson arrive this afternoon in Mobile to visit Mrs. D. T. Buell on Michigan Avenue. A Girls' Program Dance notes that costumes are not obligatory tonight. Mrs. JL Moses of Columbus, Georgia, arrived in Mobile and visits her sister Miss Addie Moses after two years in the Philippines. Mrs. Moses heads homeward with Lt. C. C. Moses and anticipates two new grandchildren at homecoming. Hartwell H. Tarver of Selma returned home after Christmas with Mrs. Tarver and her parents on South Hallett Street.
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Alabama University Glee Club
Mabel Goode
Adele Agnes Green
Frank Hunter Mitternicht
New Orleans
Charles Green
Rosalie Green
Copenhagen
Christopher Mitternicht
Father Shea
St. Xavier's
Mr. Mitternicht
Tury Book Club
Don Farnsworth
Government
Ann Street
Michigan Avenue
Sarah Simpson
Robert Simpson
Louisville
Nashville
D. T. Buell
JL. L Moses
Columbus, Ga
Mobile
Addie Moses
Hartwell H. Tarver
Selma
Fight to present white slave films gains fund support
John B. Stanchfield continues the legal fight to show the white slave motion pictures. The Medical Review of Reviews sociology fund will provide necessary funds. A Supreme Court order paused the films, with a mass protest meeting planned featuring Norman Hapgood Inez Milholland and Mrs H P Belmont.
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Associated Press
New York
John B. Stanchfield
Medical Review of Reviews
Supreme Court
Norman Hapgood
Inez Milholland Bolesevain
H. P. Belmont
Brigadier General Edwin L Hayes Turns 94 in New Jersey
Edwin Louis Hayes, the oldest living U S general, celebrates his 94th birthday at his Bloomfield New Jersey home. A Civil War veteran and early founder of the Republican party, he cites temperate living and regular exercise for his longevity.
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Associated Press
New York
Edwin Louis Hayes
United States
Bloomfield
N. J
Hayes
North Carolina
Republican Party
Girl of My Dreams at Lyric Attains Big Holiday Seats
The Lyric Theatre begins ticket sales for The Girl of My Dreams New Year shows with a long purchaser line indicating strong demand. Lillian Russell and a festival of vaudeville stars visit for two performances, Friday Jan 2, with a costly festival tour noted as among the heaviest theatre outlays in the country.
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Lyric Theatre
Mobile
Lillian Russell
Lilian
Montessori Idea Urged By Rabbi At Jewish Assembly
Rabbi Abram Simon of Washington urged applying the Montessori idea to religious education at the Jewish Chautauqua Society's twentieth anniversary assembly in Philadelphia. He also favored pedagogical plays for youth instruction. Eugene Lehman of Yale argued morality needs religious ideas for teaching. Leonard G. Robinson of New York discussed the back to the farm movement and noted Jewish farmers hold real estate and property worth about 30 million dollars despite small numbers. The Jewish farmer has civic impact and improves rural schools.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Abram Simon
Washington
D. C
Jewish Chautauqua Society
Simon
Eugene Lehman
Yale
Leonard G. Robinson
Jewish Agricultural and Industrial Aid Society
New York
America
American teachers to tour South America for closer Latin American ties
The American branch of the Association for International Conciliation will take a group of school teachers to South America next summer to boost intellectual and social relations with Latin American peoples. The trip, backed by the Carnegie Peace Foundation, follows Robert Bacon's recent visit to major South American capitals. A national information bureau helps Latin American students pursuing general or professional education, with more to come. The teachers sail from New York near June end and return in September. selection procedures were not announced.
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Associated Press
New York
Association For International Conciliation
South America
Carnegie Peace Foundation
Robert Bacon
France
National Bureau of Information
Danziger Missing as Bank and Firms See Changes
In New Orleans on December 29, T Walter Danziger, a young financier and real estate dealer, remains at large. Police report his whereabouts unknown since last Tuesday while accountants audit firms tied to him. reports due this week. Danziger and Tessier real estate firm dissolved. Michael Mitchell named receiver for Mitchell Borne Construction, and St Clair Adams becomes Teutonia Bank receiver.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
T. Walter Danziger
Danziger
St. Clair Adams
Teutonia Bank
Not Beyond Help at 87 Kidney Pain Relief Claim
Not Beyond Help at 87 Sleep-disturbing bladder weakness joint stiffness and rheumatic pains indicate kidney trouble. Mrs Mary A Dean of Taunton writes Foley Kidney Pills aided her kidney and bladder issues after turning 87, promising elderly users relief without harmful drugs from Van Antwerp Drug Corporation.
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Mary A. Dean
Walnut St
Taunton
Mars
van Antwerp Drug Corporation
Aves
Scientists Gather for Sixty Fifth AAAS Annual Meeting
Delegates from national and international ranks arrive in Atlanta for the AAAS centric gathering. Dr Charlies Edward Picking will open the first session and introduce Dr Edmund Beecher Wilson as the new president. Governor Slaton and Mayor Woodward will address the opening and a reception follows at the University Club.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Charlies Edward Picking
Harvard University
Edmund Beecher Wilson
Columbia University
Picking
L. O. Howard
Washington
John M. Slaton
James G. Woodward
Association
University Club
Coal Output in U S Climbs Despite Disturbances
Washington reports an estimated burn of 665 to 575 million tons of coal produced in 1918, up 80 to 40 million tons from earlier figures. Labor shortages, Ohio floods, and strikes limited mines, yet the Geological Survey statistician Edward W. Parker says the rise signals strong industrial activity.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Colorado
Ohio
Edward W. Parker
Geological Survey
Ohio Valley
Parker
Mid-Continent
Mr. Parker
Magnetic survey completes three year voyage data
Washington reports that the Carnegie and Galilee magnetic survey fleet has finished a two thirds completed eight year project. Professor L A Bauer reveals 1913 report. data covers about 150000 miles and is ready for shipmasters worldwide with true compass readings and navigation corrections.
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Associated Press
Washington
Brooklyn
Seven Seas
L. A. Bauer
Department of Terrestrial Magnétiemo
Carnegie
Galilee
W. J. Peters
Bauer
Hiver
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Gregory Luce
A Ton Whist
Sadie Taylor
S. A
Quigley
C. N
Rankin
Iss Florerice Howell
Baptist
Cathedral
Mr. Dna
Giee Club
Nelson & Bailey
S. Royal St
Hazel Winans
Selby
Cawthon Vineyard
Century Book Club
Cleanling Service
Col. Goethals
Canal
George Washington
President Wilson
George W. Goethals
Panama Canal Zone
W. Goethals
Will
Brig.-Gen. Hays
Girl
Dr. Simon
Latin-America
P. O. Cafe
Dauphin St
Georgia
American Association For Advancement of Science
Wayfarers
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