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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1916

Page

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President backs tariff commission plan in push for new body

President Wilson told Chairman Kitchin that he favors creating a separate tariff commission and will seek a bill this session. He plans a non partisan body to collect facts for Congress while officials hint at possible postwar tariff schedule changes.

Washington Wilson Kitchin Ways and Means Committee Congress Federal Trade Commission White House Trade Commission

Paris War Unemployment Drops Significantly

In Paris on January 25, the number of unemployed of both sexes has fallen from 220000 at the war start to 79447, reflecting a major public labor shift during the conflict.

Paris

Free Plapao Therapy Demonstration

Free rupture sufferers in this city and nearby areas are invited to witness a remarkable demonstration of what Stuart's Plapao Pads can do for ruptured people. Those interested will receive a liberal trial of Plapao for home treatment at no cost.

Stuart Central

Truss Alternative Showcased by Plapad Pads

Demonstrator Badcock promotes Plapao PADS as an adhesive abdominal support that strengthens muscles to close hernial openings. He offers free expert advice and home treatment trials at the Hotel Bienville on Thursday January 27 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. in the city.

Badcock Europe Hotel Bienville Babcock Adv

Uncle Wiggily and the Bushytail Visit

Uncle Wiggily Longears moves to the Bushytail burrow after his bungalow burns. He visits Johnnie and Billie Bushytail, enjoys games and nut cake, helps them out of a nut-nut mouth jam using butter-scotch, and plans to visit more animal friends.

Littletail Uncle Wiggily Longears Rabbit Sammie Susie Littletail Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy Uncle Wiggily Jane Wiggily Billie Johnnie Mr. Longears Billie Bushtail Susie Mamma Jennie Chipmunk Grandpa Grandma Lightfoot Hollow Tree House Nurse Jane Hollow Tree Uncle Squirrel Boys Bushytail Hollow Tree

Chicago Tourists To Visit Mobile For Winter Plans

Dr. Buell S. Rogers of Chicago reports Chicagoans including Dr. G. W. Nevins will travel to Mobile next week to study health recreation and potential investment sites. Rogers urges local committees to promote Mobile winters and outdoor activities to attract visitors and tourists.

Buell S. Rogers Chicago G. W. Nevins Mobile Middle West Nevius Rogers Battle House J. G. Brown F. J. Wisner Illinois

Mechanics Lodge to Meet in Carr Street Hall

Whistler Alabama Mechanics Lodge No. 69 I O O F will convene Tuesday at 7 PM in its Carr street hall. Local residents Henry Carpenter visited Whistler on a Des Moines, Iowa trip. Railroad officials Pigford and Dodds were seen at the shops on official business and on Bay Shore division matters. Other residents returned home from visits with family in Mobile Gulfport and Meridian. James Gilchrist resumed work at the shops after a three week pneumonia absence.

Whistler Ala Lodge No. 69 Carr Street Henry Carpenter Des Moines Charles A. Pigford Mobile-Meridian Mobile and Ohio Railroad Meridian Miss Susie Cox Mobile Peter Peterson Milas Dodds Bay Shore Henry Malone Gulfport John Malone J. A. Stanter Robert M. Peterson James D. Gilchrist

Miss Carrie Hawley Leads Columbia Theatre Ovation

Columbia Theatre audience hails opening week of Dave Newman's Tabarin Girls with Anna Fawn Hazel Cushman and Marian McCormick delivering clever specialties. Bing Cushman and Lou Gordon comedian acts spark laughter. Irving Selig sings above average. costumes elaborate. no suggestiveness. Friday features Children's Dancing Contest.

Columbia Carrie Hawley Columbia Theatre Dave Newman Anna Fawn Hazel Cushman Marian McCormick Bing Cushman Lou Gordon Paris Irving Selig

Winter skin care with mer corized wax remedy

A short guide advises trimming cosmetic use in winter and promotes mer corized wax as the best care. It claims wax clears pores daily by removing scarf skin and prevents roughness from wind and cold. A nightly application and morning wash, plus saxolite solution, are recommended for a youthful complexion.

Ab Adkins on longevity and family ties

Adkins notes longevity runs in his family and explains he avoids bragging about ancestors. KiLLS JUST A WORD ABOUT BAGGAGE describes overstocked Good Bags and Suit Cases offered at discounts. The MOBILE TRUNK CO on 263 Dauphin St invites customers to view new fitted bags and cases and promises helpful service.

Ab. Adkins

Why the Telephone Girls and Street Cars Slow Down

A traveler's joke asks why telephone operators answer oddly and why street cars slow near certain cross streets. A city druggist suggests possible orders to slow for fire stations, noting no one can explain conclusively. The exchange ends with a tease about a cigar.

Birthday Celebration Notice for Mobile Children

Mobile children born on January 25 in various years are asked to send full names addresses and birthdates to the Children's Editor at the mobile item two days before their birthday. The ages listed include those born 1914 1912 1911 1908 1907 and 1905.

Phillips Furniture Co Organization in Mobile

A significant furniture deal was completed in Mobile on Monday afternoon. J. W. Phillips, who recently acquired the stock of Seifert, led the organization of Phillips Furniture Co. and announced plans for operations.

Gower Furniture Company Walker Furniture Company Phillips Furniture Company J. W. Phillips P. K. Dunbarm John A. Foppe Walker Furniture Co Phillips Furniture CO Mobile Seifert

American envoy Col. ER. M. House travels from Geneva to Berlin

Col. ER. M. House arrived in Geneva this morning and departed at five o clock for Berlin accompanied by two American embassy secretaries who had come to meet him.

Geneva Switzerland ER. M. House Berlin

Deaths and Funerals Anna M Seabury

The infant Anna Mary Sebury daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Sebury of Whistler was buried in Whistler cemetery after a service at the family home with Rev Heywood T Vaughan of Bethany Baptist Church officiating.

Anna Mary Fred Sebury Whistler Heywood T. Vaughan Bethany Baptist Church

Burial of Mrs. Elizabeth Stauter

The funeral for Mrs. Elizabeth Stauter was held Tuesday from 651 South Broad Street at 9 o clock, with a 9 30 mass at St Matthews Church conducted by Rev. Father John W. Dunne who delivered the eulogy. Burial followed in the Catholic cemetery with pallbearers H. H. Miller D. P. Kountz C. S. Pistole T. J. Landy George W. Adams and C. M. Kearns.

E. Stauter Elizabeth Stauter South Broad Street St. Matthews Church H. H. Miller D. P. Kountz C. S. Pistole T. J. Landy George W. Adams C. M. Kearns

War on style pirates declared by new fashion group

New York importers of Paris gowns form the American Fashion Imports Association to combat style pirates. The group aims to protect Paris models, curb spurious French labeling, and stop fashion magazines from leaking sketches before importers can market the purchased gowns.

NEW New York American Fashion Imports Association Paris

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