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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1914

Page

10

Mardi Gras Ball Planned by Mobile Carnival Association

Mobile Carnival Association reports strong merchant support this season with nearly $2,000 subscribed. An open public ball will use ticketed invitations, modeled after the queen and king coronation, with city access at the mammoth steel wharf sheds. The army navy committee to secure a U S cruiser and Fort Morgan band for carnival participation, confetti discussed, press publicity committee formed, and electrical decorations contracted pending chairman approval.

Comnics Mobile Carnival Association Merchants of Mobile Lever Cawthon Hotel Jacob Reiss Army and Navy Committee United States War Department Fort Morgan C. B. Hervey Battle House

College Control Up Ten High Court

The Methodist Episcopal Church South bishops' college argues the right to control Vanderbilt University in a Nashville Supreme Court case. The board of trustees challenges bequest power, citing historic church influence and three bishops buried on campus. University counsel and bishops' representatives present varied arguments with a decision expected in about two weeks.

Associated Press Nashville Tenn College of Bishops Methodist Episcopal Church, South Supreme Court Vanderbilt University Board of Trust of Vanderbilt Chancery Court Davidson County Lst Albert W. Biggs Memphis General Conference Kentucky Charles Trabue W. J. Vertrees G. T. Fitzhugh

Natchez Attorney Dies of Appendicitis

Natchez Miss January 7 Appindicitis caused the death yesterday of John 8 Boatner 34 a lawyer and former mayor of Vidalia La He leaves a wife two children a brother and a sister Mrs Charles Chamberlain of Portland Ore daughter in law of United States Senator George E Chamberlain Boatner studied law in Washington DC.

Associated Press Natchez, Miss John Boamer Vidalia Charlesne Charles Chamberlain Portland Ore United States George E. Chamberlain Boatner Washington, DC

Tennessee acquires Reelfoot Lake via condemnation

Nashville Tenn January 7 Reelfoot Lake the fishing resort near the state western border becomes state property after a condemnation suit against West Tennessee Land Co. the cap itulation transfers the remaining lake portions for 25000 15000 in Obion county 10000 in Lake county State game warden W D Howser to oversee. The move ends long disputes over fishing rights dating back to 1908 when night riders and a lynching occurred amid martial law declarations.

Associated Press Nashville Tenn Reelfoot Lake Tennessee West Tennessee Land Co Union City Obion County Lake County Quentin Rankin Col. R. Taylor W. D. Howser Supreme Court West Tennessee Land Company Col R. Z. Taylor Trenton Walnut’ Log West Tennesee Land Company Rankin Taylor Bayou de Chen Patterson

Prince de Leon Dead in Seventieth Year

Paris dated note reports Duke Alain Charles Louis de Rohan Prince de Leon died in his seventieth year. A longtime royalist deputy since 1876 representing Ploermel Morbihan, he served as a captain in the Mobile guards during the Franco German War and was active in sport as a member of Aero and Jockey clubs.

Associated Press Paris Alain Charles Louis de Rohan Prince de Leon Chamber of Deputies Ploermel Morbihan Mobile ‘Guards Aero and Jockey

Unique surgery to save woman through aorta clot removal

In Philadelphia an operation described as unique in U S history opened the aorta to remove a blood clot blocking circulation. Dr. Francis T. Stewart led the procedure, which used a small incision near the heart and expelled the clot to restore pulses in both legs. The patient’s life was saved though the right leg may require amputation.

Associated Press Philadelphia Francis T. Stewart

Tiz the Wonder Remedy for Sore Feet

A lively testimonial extols TIZ as a world’s only remedy that draws out poison exudations and reduces puffiness. It promises instant relief from tender, sore, tired feet and claims to soften callouses and bunions, leaving comfort after use.

Gregorys Heroes Will Be Honored Dinner For Rescue Crew

New York dispatch says Oklahoma wreck debris found fifty miles south of Sandy Hook by the Seneca. The cutter intends to destroy the derelict to clear trans Atlantic routes. Bodies of William Smith and John Carl gen identified. a third crewman remains unidentified. New York Press Club invites honor for Gregory liner officers Buck Williams and Roberts who rescued five Oklahoma sailors.

Associated Press New York Oklahoma Sandy Hook Seneca C. &. Joanson Lfe Johnson Thhose William Smith John Carlgen Booth Gregory New York Press Club Buck Williams Roberts

Mobile to receive first Alabama National Guard medical corps

The permanent medical corps of the First regiment Alabama National Guard will be completed by Sergeant R S Pahnke in Mobile. He has visited the city several times and has named Dr Will B Padgett of Mobile as surgeon in command of the medical corps.

Alabama National Guard R. S. Pahnke Mobile Will B. Padgett

Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer Promises Darker Hair

Advertises Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer claiming it darkens gray hair to a natural, even shade with one or two applications. Promises relief from dandruff itching and shedding, with a 7 oz bottle priced at 50 cents and sold by Van Antwerp Drug Co in Mobile Alabama, with mail order for out of town customers.

van Antwerp Drug Co Mobile Ala

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