Elks Minstrels wow Mobile with packed two night run
The Mobile Lodge No. 108 Elks presented the Minstrels at the Mobile Theatre to a sold out crowd with clever local gags and standout numbers. Keefe Draper and the cast delivered two parts and an olio featuring Jack Keefe and Nathan Simon with wide audience applause and a planned Wednesday matinee.
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Bolg
Jack” Keefe
Ono
Nathan Simon
Ie Simon
Grey’ Alston
J. W. Black, Jr
J. Grove
John F. Jossen
H. S. Peckinpaugh
J. P. Ross
N. Gonzales
Eugene Walter
William J. Allen
H. A. Horst, Jr
M. H. Roberts
P. H. Kearns
W. S. Robertson
Frantz Walter
S. S. Rubira, Jr
Ed. Torgerson
Mobile
Frohsian
Lodge of Elks
The
Elks’ Minstrels
Elks’ Charity Fund
McConkey Discusses Revelation Using Matthew Key
Bible students at the Y M C A heard James H McConkey explain challenging Revelation passages with Matthew chapter twenty four as the key. He linked signs before the world’s end to Revelation chapter six and urged heedfulness. Next Tuesday he will continue with another Bible portion at 7 46 to 8 30.
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James H. McConkey
Sconeey
McConkey
International rifle shoot draws broad foreign interest
Washington dispatch reports wide international interest in the upcoming summer rifle contest at Camp Perry Ohio. Directors of the National Rifle Association say clubs from Germany France Italy Sweden Australia and Canada have announced plans to enter. At least three South American countries will be represented.
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Washington
Camp Perry
Ohio
National Rifle Association
Germany
France
Italy
Sweden
Australia
Canada
Dreaper Withdraws From Chamber Officer Ballot
The Chamber of Commerce and Business League prepared for its annual election of officers and directors next Monday. Edward G. Dreaper withdrew his name for vice president and resigned from the organization after the withdrawal was refused. Ashbel Hubbard remains the sole vice presidential candidate.
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Chamber of Commerce and Business League
Commercial Organization
Edward G. Dreaper
Ashbel Hubbard
Dreaper
Bellicose Billy Banishes Navy Pets at Sea
Norfolk dispatch reports Rear Admiral R. M. Doyle banishing all sailors pets and mascots from ships after a fighting billy goat caused the incident. The event left goats and a string of cats dogs parrots and a bear exiled from battle ships and receiving ships.
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Norfolk
Billy Goat
R. M. Doyle
Admiral Doyle
Eels From Gulf Coast Sent For Washington Study
A tank of alcohol from the National Bureau of Fisheries arrived by express to the Alabama Oyster Commission secretary. The program aims to provide specimens of eels for experimental work, with Cohen to receive the package and a fisherman to collect and prepare the eels for shipment to Washington. Eels are plentiful near oyster houses where they feed on oyster fragments in bayous and bays.
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Alabama Oyster Commission
National Bureau of Fisheries
Alabama
Department of Fisheries
Cohen
Overnight In Boston at the Lyric and Adelaide Thurston at Mobile
The Lyric presents the musical comedy Overnight In Boston with vaudeville numbers in three daily shows at 3 7 45 and 9 15. Adelaide Thurston returns under Francis X Hope in The Love Affair a new comedy by Frederick Paulding at the Mobile Theatre Friday night with a strong cast and lavish mounting. Seats for both engagements go on sale Thursday morning.
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Boston
the Lyric
Wek
Adelaide Thurston
Francis X. Hope
Miss Thurston
New York
San Francisco
Frederick Paulding
Mobile Theatre
Hearsal
Long Island
Dreamland Week Features Six Idanias and Rogers and Dorman
Dreamland presented three of four acts this week with the Six Idanias five ladies and one gentleman headlining a clever acrobatic act from Germany via Hodkins Lyric Vaudeville Association. The troupe drew full houses despite bad weather and earned rounds of applause. Rogers and Dorman offered a strong black and tan production titled The Dark Town Expressman with singing and dancing and frequent encores as audiences persisted yesterday.
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Dreamland
Idanias
Germany
Hodkins Lyric Vaudeville Association
Rogers and Dorman
Darktown Expressman
Wilsons Letter To Democratic Women Sparks League election
Washington January 8 The Woman s National Democratic League meets to elect officers and read a letter from President elect Wilson on Democratic principles read by Mrs Steven B Ayres wife of Representative Ayres of New York The main contest is the league presidency between Mrs John Sherwin Crosby of New York seeking re election and Mrs Ayres
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Washington
Woman's National Democratic League
Wileson
Steven B. Ayres
Repreesentative Ayres
New York
League
John Sherwin Crosby
Ayres
Redmond's Daughter Weds in London
Max Green of the Irish Prisons Board married Miss Johanna Redmond the daughter of John E Redmond leader of the Irish Nationalist party in a London ceremony held today.
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Redmond
London
Max Green
Irish Prisons Board
Johanna Redmond
John E. Redmond
Irish Nationalist Party
Cold Cure Outline Promoted by Drug Gist
An old advertisement urges readers to mix two ounces glycerine with half an ounce Globe Pine Compound in half a pint of whiskey. Take one to two teaspoonfuls after meals and at night, with smaller doses for children, claiming rapid relief for coughs and colds. It cautions to obtain genuine Globe Pine Compound in sealed bottles and notes pharmacists can fulfill orders.
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