Social Events and Meetings Highlight Mobile Social Week
Shakespeare Club meets at 11 with Mrs. C. J. Torrey. Mobile Chapter D A R hosts a January social with Mrs. Gregory Smith and Mrs. W J Atkinson to mark Washington wedding day. Diner danaste at Battle House. Country Club open 4 to 6. Miss Lillie Glass hosts dinner at Vineyard for sister Mrs. H B Stamps, followed by a concert. Rehearsal for The Piper at Lyric at 2 15. Seven Times One celebrates Master Sidney Prince's birthday with games, a candy laden feast, and a garden party atmosphere.
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Mobile
Gregory Smith
W .J. Atkinson
Washington
Lillie Glass
Vineyard
H. B. Stamps
Sidney Prince
Grandpa
Enchanted Forest
Helen
Gertrude Moore
Edward Moore
Birmingham
Cardui credited with ten years of health for Mrs Spry
Bradyville Tennessee woman recounts severe womanly troubles a decade ago and decades of improvement after taking Cardui the Ladies' Medicine tonic. She praises the treatment for both herself and her daughter and urges others to begin Cardui now with advice from Chattanooga Medicine Co. plus a 64 page Home Treatment for Women booklet.
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Bradyville
Tenn
Mattie Spry
N. B
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Windsor Hotel Breakfast and Supper Hours Menu Card
A club announces meal times at The Windsor Hotel with a breakfast from 6 30 to 10 00 a m a combination supper from 5 30 to 8 00 p m and an à la carte menu available all day at reasonable prices.
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Windsor Hotel
Open House At Country Club Hosts Exhibition Golf Match
Mrs. Harold Reed wins first prize a cut glass bonbon dish and Mrs. H K Dawson takes the consolation lace collar at a Country Club event with a dainty luncheon. Open House marks a revival of Saturday pleasures as Mr Peterson and Mr Houston duel on the links. Berlin rupture between Kaiser and crown prince healed reports say.
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Harold Reed
H. K. Dawson
Peterson
Houston
House
W. A. Powell
T. P. Davis
Wallace Cummock
T. C. Booth
Country Club
Berlin
Two Gulf City Musicians to Lead Frohsinn Program
Mrs. W. F. Tebbetts and Mrs. George A. Leftwich, two of Gulf City's top musicians, will occupy chief soloist roles on the Frohsinn program scheduled for Wednesday the twenty first at German Relief Hall.
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Frohsinn
W. F. Tebbetts
George A. Leftwich
Gulf City
Wednesday Bridge Club Hosts at Ashland Place
Mrs. C. B. Hayes entertained the Wednesday Bridge Club at her Ashland place home with three tables of auction bridge. Substitutes Mrs. C. R. Craig and Mrs. Terry Moore joined the group. Prizes were embroidered towels won by Mrs. Beverly Wilson, Mrs. Terry Moore and Mrs. L. J. Davis. Tea featured Richmond roses and light refreshments during the social hour.
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Wednesday Bridge Club
C. B. Hayes
Ashland Place
C. R. Craig
Terry Moore
Beverly Wilson
L. J. Davis
Mystery Punch Delights Guests At Wilson Reception
At President Wilson's first state reception in Washington a punch dubbed Mystery Punch drew mixed reactions. Senator John Sharp Williams of Mississippi sampled three glasses and said it was fine but could not name its ingredients. William J. Bryan refused to try it, instead drinking water, while others praised the taste. Rumors of it being spiked circulated as Bryan avoided comment.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
William J. Bryan
Bry
Bryan
The Straight Road and the Burden of Choice
A reflective essay discusses whether helping one man justify causing another pain can be right. It weighs personal guilt against duty, arguing that deliberate wrongdoing as the root, not empathy, undermines harmony. It urges considering the wider impact within the world’s larger moral movement.
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Earth
Reserve Bank Committee Heads West on Five Week Trip
A reserve bank organization committee leaves Washington for five weeks to hear western bankers seeking federal reserve banks. The tour visits Chicago, St. Louis, Denver, Portland, Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Houston, New Orleans, and Atlanta, returning February 18. John Skelton Williams may join later after Senate confirmation. The group travels in a special car serving as headquarters.
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Associated Press
Washington
Reserve Bank Organization Committee
Allegheny Mountains
Federal Reserve Banks
Chicago
St. Louis
Denver
Portland
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Houston
Texas
New Orleans
Atlanta
McAdoo
Senate
John Skelton Williams
Admiral Adams Daughter Engaged to Dr. Richard Karney
The engagement of Edmond Mason Adams daughter of Rear Admiral John D Adams and Mrs Adams to Dr Richard Karney of the federal public health service is announced. The marriage will be in April. Miss Adams is granddaughter of the late Rear Admiral Phelps and sister-in-law of Percival Dodge.
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Associated Press
Washington
Edmond Mason Adams
John D. Adams
A.8
Adams
Richard Karney
Federal Public Health Service
Miss Adams
Phelps
Percival Dodge
Panama
German Labor Unions Strengthened by Socialist Actions
Berlin reports that German labor unions grow stronger as Socialists push workers to unite against capitalist interests. The piece notes moneyed interests awakening amid early clashes, signaling a broader labor movement impact in the capital.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Cough Remedy Endorsed for Children and Adults
The notice warns against giving opium to children for coughs and promotes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as safe and effective for coughs colds and croup in children and adults. It notes the product contains no opium and is sold by druggists, Van Antwerp Drug Corp.
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van Antwerp Drug Corp. S
Gralapp Announces Candidacy in Democratic Primaries
W A Gralapp declares candidacy in the Second District Democratic Primaries urging straightforward businesslike conduct and outlining campaign aims.
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Stomach Relief
Advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick cure for indigestion gas and stomach misery. It claims relief in five minutes and urges daily use to regulate weak stomachs, offering a fifty cent case from any drug store.
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Pape
Socialist unions control large shares of German wealth
The article notes that free labor unions allied with Socialists withdrew 5 million from a major bank over a clerks strike, then redeposited elsewhere. It cites unions and cooperative societies owning substantial assets, with workers contributing to public insurance reserves and savings deposits. It also highlights loans by Socialist groups to municipalities at favorable terms.
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Cable
Germany
Shopmen Paid Over Thirty Thousand At Whistler Shops
Several hundred workers at the Mobile and Ohio repair shops in Whistler were paid off Saturday just before noon. Over $30,000 was distributed as the usual Saturday holiday began.
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Mobile
Ohio
Whistier
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Shakespeare Club
C. J. Torrey
M. F. Kirkbride
Battle House
Lyric— Theatre
Wew Bridge Club
Florrie Brady
Baltimore
H. L. Hieronymus
New Bridge Club &S
Miss Brady
T. H. Reed
Michigan Avenue
Cardus
Senic
Cer
Cardui
Kaiser and Son
POY Orlanezgunal Menster
Crown Prince
Crown Princess
MR. Bryan
Reserve Bank Committee ON
L. Hammel Dry Goods Co
P.M
Admiral Adams
DR. R. Karney
Socialist Party
W. A. Gralapp
Gerardy Lung Balsam
Phil P
Oes
Conmanias
Bowab Bros
Dauphin Street
Memphis, Tenn
City Ticket Office
S. Royal ST
H. E. Jones, JR
Mazda
Mobile Electric Company
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