Fourth Concert at Bienville Square Tuesday Evening
The fourth Bienville Square concert is set for Tuesday evening with a likely overflow crowd. L W Savage praises the event and a Bank of Mobile president commends the dancing pavilion for keeping children out of the sand. The program lists marches and dances including Red White and Blue and National Emblem, with pieces like Joe Turner Blues and Rag Pickers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bienmaier
L. W. Savage
Usic
M. J. McDermott
Bank of Mobile
Bienville Square
Mobile
Joe Turner
Buffalo
Bill
Pauline
Myosotis
Nancy Lee
Gate City
Eczema Healed After Using Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Mrs William Pitchford of Jetersville Virginia reports her baby’s severe eczema cleared in three weeks after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She bought three cakes of Soap and three boxes of Ointment, and the child regained health. The testimonial includes offer to sample free by mail with a 32 page Skin Book and the address Cuticura Dept. T Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pitchford
Jetersville
Virginia
Cuticura
Dept. T
Boston
National Editorial Association Opens Thirty-First Annual Meeting
Editors from across the country gather in New York for the National Editorial Association Thirty-first annual meeting, to run through the week. Postmaster General Burleson predicts a fiscal year surplus exceeding a million dollars, possibly over three million, for the post office department. Lloyds dispatch reports the Spanish steamer Mendibil Mendi sunk with crew saved. The British steamer Sardinia, 545 tons, sunk per Lloyd's. Gafsa also reported sunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Editorial Association
O& & & Washington
Burleson
London
Mendibil-Mendi
Lloyds
Deaths and Funerals Thomas C Barrett and John Carwile
Thomas C Barrett 44 native of Mobile died after a ten day illness at a local infirmary. Survived by widow and brother John P Barrett. Active in Mobile Ancient Order of Hibernians. Funeral Tuesday at 8:30 from home to St Vincent Catholic Church with 9 AM mass, burial in Catholic Cemetery. John Carwile funeral held Sunday at 3:30 from home and 4 PM from Christ Episcopal Church, burial in Magnolia Cemetery. Pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Barrett
Mobile
Barrett
John P. Barrett
Mobile Division
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Texas
Franklin Streets
St. Vincent's Catholic Church
John Carwile
Matthew Brewster
John Carwie
North Royal Street
Christ Episcopal Church
Magnolia Cemetery
George Lakis
John Ladas
Elas Saad
A. Kahally
O. Nassai
A. N. Lattof
Burial of Archie Farnell in Pleasant Valley
The funeral for Archie Farnell was held Sunday at 5 PM from the family home in Mertz. Rev. F. M. Atchison of Whistler conducted the service at Pleasant Valley Methodist Church, with Rev. M. E. Hurlburt assisting. Burial followed in Pleasant Valley Cemetery with pallbearers Will Rowell Jack Rowell Robert Farnell M. J. Farnell Sam Rowell and L. G. Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Farnell
Archie Farnell
Mertz
F. M. Atchison
Whistler
Pleasant Valley Methodist Church
M. E. Hurlburt
Pleasant Valley
Messrs
Will Rowell
Jack Rowell
Robert Farnell
M. J. Farnell
Sam Rowell
L. G. Jenkins
Burial of J H McAndrew in Mobile
Funeral services for John H. McAndrew proceed Monday at 4 30 PM from his home 871 Dauphin Street and St Josephs Church at 5 PM led by Rev Father Salentine. A prominent merchandise broker and former Chamber of Commerce president, he influenced oyster industry legislation and community affairs. He died Saturday at home. Survived by his widow and one son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. McAndrew
John H. McAndrew
Dauphin Street
St. Joseph's Church
Father Salentine
McAndrew
Mobile
McAndrew, Hopper & Company
U S Bluejackets and Mexicans in Mazatlan Clash
Communications from the Mexican embassy report a clash between a gunboat Annapolis crew and Carranza soldiers at Mazatlan. Mexican version says Marines attempted landing, shots fired, two American officers were arrested and later released after explanations. The embassy seeks no landing of American warship personnel under present tense conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Annapolis
Carranaz
Mazatlan
Mexico
State Department
Lansing
Eliseo Arredondo
Marines Landed at Mazatlan Amid Naval Tensions
A Mazatlan incident report from General Metto notes landing marines aboard the gunboat Annapolis was blocked and may have involved blue jackets. Mexico City urges keeping Americans aboard ships. Also listed are obituaries for John Craft McAndrew family and B A Saxon of Whistler with surviving relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazatlan
General Meto
Mexico City
Foreign Office
General Metto
Mazatland
Annapolis
Mezto
Player Dodge in Serious Condition After Injury
Johnny Dodge of the Mobile baseball team is in a serious condition at the Inge Bondurant sanitorium. A report from the sanatorium this afternoon said he worsened after being struck in the head by a pitched ball Sunday at Monroe Park thrown by Rogers of the Nashville club. Dodge was unconscious and had convulsions.
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Johnny Dodge
Inge-Bondurant
Dodge
Monroe Park
Rogers
Nashville
Mapel Camp Woodmen of the World Outing Set at Bay Side Park
The eight annual Mapel Camp No. 5 outing will be held Thursday at Bay Side Park in Fairhope. About 1,800 members and friends are expected. Ed K. Cogburn says three boats will depart the foot of Dauphin Street at 8 o clock. Children’s games and dancing on the pavilion with Drago's Band music are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of the World
Bay Side Park
Fairhope
Ed K. Cogburn
Dauphin Street
Drago
Adolph Williams, Mobile convict, escapes Shreve camp
Adolph Williams, a Mobile convict convicted of forgery and sentenced to ten years, escaped from Shreve camp on Saturday. The convict department posted a $50 reward. Williams was paroled in 1914 and the parole was revoked last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Adolph Williams
Mobile
Williams
Special Jury Called For Yancy Hogan Case
A six teen veniremen jury was drawn in city court to serve in the burglary case of Yancy Hogan. The trial is scheduled for Friday. Veniremen include George Eager Barnes, St John Armstrong, John J Murphy, Jonas S Markstein, Shelton Byrd, Alexander H Byrd, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yancy Hogan
George Eager Barnes
St. John Armstrong
John J. Murphy
Jonas S. Markstein
Shelton Byrd
Alexander H.byrd
G. Cleveland Cazalas
Lester E. Carrol
John FE. Walpole
Wyatt Morgan
William E Martin, Jr
Charles E. Rabby
Francis M. Codina
George W. Threefoot
James M. Goleman
Alvin Miller
State troops mobilize as guard units reach minimum strength
Alabama set to move troops to Montgomery as each National Guard company must reach a 65 member minimum before deployment. Armories opened statewide. Montgomery units encamp at Vandiver Park under Brigadier General Charles R. Bricken. Louisville and Nashville Railway to run special trains to the mobilization point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Henderson
National Guard
State Fair Ground
Vandiver Park
Charles R. Bricken
Luverne
Louis V. Clark
Birmingham
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
State
Church Federation to Boost Band Concerts
The evangelistic committee of the Church Federation of Mobile meets at 6 30 this evening in the YMCA director's room. Topics include plans for summer concerts in Bienville Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Federation of Mobile
Bienville Square
Mobile County Votes August 1 Bond Issue for Schools
The Mobile County board approves an election on August 1 to issue 150 000 in school bonds for Mobile County schools. Delegates from the board of school commissioners petitioned after a previous election failed on technical grounds. Vice President John T. Cochrane and commissioners R P Roach and L W Roe attend with Superintendent S S Murphy. attorneys Palmer Pillans and N E Stallworth also present. The board demands assurance the bond funds go only to rural schools and reserves final say on expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile County
Board of School Commissioners
John T. Cochrane
R. P. Roach
L. W. Roe
S.S. Murphy
Messrs. Palmer Pillans
N. E. Stallworth
Cochrane
Outside officials begin probe into Lawler's murder
Investigation into conditions in Madison county following Probate Judge W. T. Lawler's murder was begun by officials from outside the county. A special grand jury was discharged. State Attorney General Martin directs the probe with J. Fitz Thompson and Joseph R. Tate assisting. Warrants issued for several men. two county political figures may be arrested. National guardsmen stay on call. Judge Lawler's funeral drew a record crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Ala
Madison County
W. T. Lawler
Lin
A. B. Foster
Troy
Martin
J. Fitz Thompson
Centreville
Joseph R. Tate
Birmingham
Foster
Lawler
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M. J. Dermott
Baby
Sardinia
Lloyd’s Shipping Agency
Gafsa
Lloyd’s
Hickey & Lyons Clothing Co. Inc
Sleeper
Asheville
VIA
Louisville & Nashville
R. R
Spar- Seslie
Pee Tyron
Saluda
Flat Rock
Hendersonville
Sheville
South Royal ST
Bell
Tommy
Ford G
Prens Publishing Co
N.Y
Evening World
U.S
Carranza
John Craft McAndrew
William Ferry Harvey
Chicago
Island
Josephine McAndrew
John Davis Gerald
Norine C
Sarah Agnes McAndrew
Thomas Irving McAndrew
Atlanta
Henry A. McAndrew
Havana
Cuba
B. A. Saxon
Maple Camp
Shreve
National Biscuit Company
Mobile Item Company, Inc
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