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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1913

Page

3

Americans Exod with Weather From Gay Paree

Inclement weather after a national fete drives many Americans from Paris. The Ritz remains open with a few dinners, including Mr and Mrs Perry Belmont in honor of Grand Duchess Anastasia. Notables visit the city, with many heading to St Cloud Etretat and German resorts for summer.

International News Service Paris Bois Ritz Perry Belmont Anastasia of Mecklenberg-Schwerin Prince Princess Charles Isenburg-Birstein Comte Comtesse Jean de Segonzac Winslow Comte de Gabriac M. I#wolsky Comte Skraynski St. Cloud H. B. Duryet Frank Gardner Frank J. Gould Charles Carroll Carrollton Hough Etretat Myer Segal Louisville Wiliam Carl M. Felix Guilmant Alexander Guilmant Potter Palmer Edreaux Thomas F. Kennedy American College Rome Continental C. L. Wilson Chicago Ad Wilkowski G. Miller Tadeville Fla Hooker San Francisco L. S. Hayes Pittsburg Lupetia Frederick Frieseke Gigery Richard Miller Brittany Walter MacMonnies

TACTFUL ACTION SAVES THE DAY

Berlin reports an acid controversy over Paul Shorey of the University of Chicago as Roosevelt professor designate. Prussian educational authorities intervened to avert a public protest, and irate professors agreed to receive Shorey with customary courtesies despite a critical New York article.

International Berlin Paul Shorey University of Chicago Roosevelt New York Wit Empire Shorey

Stageward for the Fashion Look at London

Society folk look to the stage for advance fashions in a July London scene. Miss Mary Forbes wears a thauve gown with black lace touches and a lace turnover. another white silk dress pairs with a yellow knitted coat and hat. Miss Brough showcases a black and white bird’s eye foulard morning toilet with raspberry silk trim and a large black braid motif. An evening gown blends blush rose satin with garnet ninon and ivory mousseline de soie with ivory lace corsage.

International News Service London Harold Smith F. W. Smith Mary Forbes Miss Brough

Russian figures give city house occupancy averages

Russian researchers report average occupants per dwelling in major cities. London eight persons, Vienna forty eight, Berlin fifty, Moscow and St. Petersburg fifty two. These figures reflect urban living patterns among residents and may indicate housing density differences.

London Vienna Berlin Moscow St. Petersburg

Italian naval expert warns of soon clash Japan US Pacific power balance

Rome reports Professor F Di Palma, editor of the Nautical Review, predicts an American Japan conflict soon after Japan seeks a Pacific protectorate. He argues US naval plans risk disaster, Japan quietly expands ships, and Hawaii annexation protests may resurface as a factor in future tensions.

International News Service Rome F. di Palma Nautical Review Italy Japan Pacific United States Panama Canal North America di Palma América Hawaii State Department Liliokulani Russia Atlantic Europe

Royalty put ban on rag time at court

London reports a lull in rag time as King George shows little musical interest while Queen Mary favors Bach and Beethoven. At Buckingham Palace, the royal band was ordered to play every item in the program, nearly including Tchaikovsky’s Overture of 1812, amid concerns the Russian folk tune could be seen as rag time.

International News Service London King George Queen Mary Buckingham Palace Tchaikovsky

Invasion of Carlsbad Reaches Record Figure This Year

Carlsbad Germany July 19 The American invasion has reached a new record figure for the year. Arrivals at the Imperial hotel include Henry Dutton Charles Freeborn Mrs Fletcher Dyer Mrs Florence Dyer Jamies D Phelan and others from San Francisco Senator and family Jesaiee and Edward Hillman and three Mrs Jessie Norfleet Miss Ads Norfleet of Memphis.

Bonci Describes U S Music Love and Edison Visit

Italian tenor Bonci, back from a United States tour, is the most interviewed man in Italy. He says America supports sustained musical interest with clubs and concerts, notes American women enjoy music, and recalls a scare with Edison in a padded room testing his voice for graphophone records.

International News Service Rome Bonci United States Italy Lie America New York Boston Europe Edison Bones Thomas Edison

Rocksavage 10 Wed East Indian Heiress Engagement

The Earl of Rocksavage heir to Chalmondeley and Sybil Sassoon prepares to wed an East Indian heiress famed for wit and social charm. The couple’s nuptials link British nobility with the Paris Lane circle where private Oriental plays entertain select guests.

Chalmondeley Sybil Sassoon International News Service London Earl of Rocksavage Marquis of Chalmondeley Rocksavage Newport Upper Bohemia Sir Phillip Sassoon Paris Lane

Vienna Enticing International Visitors for August Talks

Vienna reports many physicians who will attend the London conference in August are visiting the city. Americans crowd Munich for the Mozart festival July 30 to August 6. Notables arriving include Mrs. W. P. Corbin and Miss Lucile M. Rancks of Detroit, Dr. W. L. McDermott of Kansas City, Miss Ethelwyn Walker of Los Angeles, Francis McMillan of Chicago, and Mrs. May Wright Sewell at Castle Apponyl with Count and Countess Apponyl in July.

Vienna London Munich W. P. Corbin Lucile M. Rancks Detroit Ernest Reutlinger Columbus Ohio W. L. McDermott Kansas City Ethelwyn Walker Los Angeles Francis McMillan Chicago May Wright Sewell Castle Apponyl Apponyl

Great London Owned by a Few

Figures submitted to the county council show London is owned by 38,200 persons. Its area is 116 square miles and its 1914 population was 4,522,000. Largest holders include Lord Northbrook and Dulwich College with over 1,280 acres each and several others with substantial holdings above 960 acres.

Lord Dartmouth Prudential Assurance Company Mercer's Company Magdalen College, Oxford

Chicagoans Arrive at St. Moritz in July Welcome

International News Service reports American arrivals at St Moritz include John J. Corning H B Donohue E R Paine Robert May and family Mrs Charles Harris Claude Harris Mr and Mrs 8 K Larok Mrs S and the Misses Bondy Miss Metz Miss Lilly and Florence Kranz from Chicago.

ST. Moritz International News Service Saint Morit John —J. Corning H. B. Donohue E. R. Paine Robert May Charles Harris Claude Harris 8. K. Larok Bondy Metz Lilly Florence Kranz Chicago

Lady Paget to undergo cure and weight plan

Lady Paget American wife of General Sir Arthur Paget will travel to Aix for three weeks to lose weight after a fall in Belgrade Square. She plans to attend the Dublin horse show opening August 26 and will host a large party at the event. Florence arrivals at Hotel de la Ville include John Jacob Fisher and Florence Fisher with other guests.

International News Service London Lady Paget Arthur Paget Belgrade Square Aix Queen Mary Royal Hospital Dublin

Discovering Beauty of Charming Resort Aix les Bains

American visitors arrive at Aix les Bains resort including Pierre Lorrilard Prince Colopnna di Stigliane Mr and Mrs Charles Sabine New York Mrs W Taft New York and Mr and Mrs Marcus Stone San Francisco in July.

Aix Les Bains Pierre Lorrilard Prince Colopnna di Stigliane Charles Sabine New York W. Taft Marcus Stone San Francisco

Westerners Arrive in Zurich Hearments and Guests

July 19 report from Zurich lists arrivals including Mrs. Julia Hotchkiss of Pittsburg B K Atchison and family from San Francisco Mrs G Hancock and Miss B Shurtleff of Los Angeles and L Rawl and family of Chicago. Poetry is criticized as poorly paid yet valued as personal fulfillment per Toledo Blade.

Zurich International News Service Zurich Julia Hotchkiss Pittsburg B. K. Atchison San Francisco G. Hancock B. Shurtleff Los Angeles L. Rawl Chicago

Kickapoo Worm Killer Promises Worm-Free Children

Claiming to expel worms and regulate bowels, Kickapoo Worm Killer is marketed as a candy lozenge for children. Customer testimonials from Mrs. J. A. Brisbin of Elgin, Mil. praise its effectiveness, with guarantees and availability through druggists or mail order.

J. A. Brisbin Elgin Mil

Noticed in Naples diners mingle with travelers

Noted at the Palace L Hotel in Naples are Mr and Mrs Edmund Vier of Detroit Mrs J H Wilden Miss Mary Wilson and Miss Hechtman of Berkeley Cal during a social week in July.

Naples International News Service Palace L Hotel Edmund Vier Detroit J. H. Wilden Mary Wilson Hechtman Berkeley Cal

Duchess of Fife Needs Training

London July 19 The engagement of Prince Arthur of Connaught to the Duchess of Fife is announced amid talks that he never recovered from a prior infatuation. He must marry within a year for a royal posting, possibly Canada or India. The duchess must undergo coaching to handle her future duties as she is shy and has limited social exposure.

International News Service London Prince Arthur of India Duchess of Fife Princess Royal

American Visitors at Italian Resorts

Rome reports a record surge of American visitors at Italian and continental resorts with natives fleeing to the water. Ambassador and Mrs. O'Brien are at Fiaggi for a water cure and the envoy plans a brief vacation at Atlanta lakes.

International News Service Rome O’brien Fiaggi Atlanta Lakes

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