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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1916

Page

3

Salvage Underway for Schooner John Dana and Cargo

Captain Beauregard Roberts reports 500 barrels of asphalt raised from the sunken schooner John Dana off Chandeleur Island. A barge and derricks were towed to the site as salvage proceeds. The cargo of 800 tons and the vessel are expected to be salvaged, sold to Mobile buyers, repaired, and placed in the Mobile West Indies trade. Roberts bought the Dana for eleven dollars at auction. Guy C. Harding, Judson College instructor, arrived in the city en route to New Orleans and will depart this afternoon.

John Dana Chandeleur Island Beauregard Roberts Mobile Bief Dana Chafideleur Roberts Robers Judson City Guy C. Harding Judson College Marion Alabama New Orleans

Cuticura Cures Soldier From Severe Scalp Trouble

Fred E. Troll of the National Soldiers' Home Mountain Branch Tenn recounts a painful scalp outbreak beginning at the base of the skull that spread over the scalp. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment he was healed and praises the product in a 1915 testimonial. Sample free by mail with 32 page Skin Book by sending a post card to Cuticura Dept. T. Beston. Sold worldwide.

Fred E. Troll National Soldiers’ Home Mountain Branch Tenn Cuticura Dept. T. Beseton

Fraternal and public meetings and court notices listed

Local notices list fraternal meetings for I O O F M t Ararat Encampment Knights of Pythias and others, Rotary Club, and theater programs. Chancery Court schedules include Harrietta Improvement Co. vs John Gray et al and Manchuria Steamship Co. vs McGowin Lumber et al with dates June 1 and May 26. Friday call for J O Acree v Shaw and Spear v Fearn.

J. O. Acree E. M. Shaw Chester Spear Richard Lee Fearn

Liege Defender Rejects German Leave Permit

May 25. German authorities offered General Lemian, defender of Liege, permission to travel to Switzerland on grounds of ill health and age, but he rejected it stating he would not admit he is unfit to fight for his country.

Havre Lemian Liege Switzerland

Protest Vote On Women In Church In Southern Presbyterian Assembly

In Orlando Florida on May 25 the Southern Presbyterian Assembly faced renewed debate as 50 of the under 300 commissioners objected to yesterday’s defeat of a measure barring women from expounding scripture or leading in prayer. The assembly declined to seek union with other churches and adjourned after reaffirming its stance on women’s church roles.

Orlando Fla Southern Presbyterian Church

Metropolitan Handicap Opens Belmont Park Meeting

The Westchester Racing Association begins an eighteen day meeting at Belmont Park with the Metropolitan handicap at one mile as the feature. Fifty seven entries were listed, twelve cards, Stromboli the previous winner and Friar Rock from August Belmont's stable the favorites, with Short Grass and other notables among probable starters. The Bible Class picnic at Government Street Presbyterian Church plans a Magnolia Beach outing on Saturday, the Apollo steamer to depart at 9:30 a.m.

New York Belmon Park Westchester Racing Association Stromboli Friar Rock Belmont Emil Herz Butler High Noon Spur Butwell Keogh Notter Loftus Kingly—Burlinghame J. McTaggart Friar “ Rock Garner Celandria—McCahey Spur—McDermott Government Street Presbyterian Church Magnolia Beach Apollo Dauphin Street

Noted court reporter reports steady progress in Selma session

George Abbott Toulmin, court reporter for the Southern District of Alabama, returned from Selma to Mobile where Judge Henry D. Clayton sits in for Judge H. T. Toulmin who is away in Mobile. Other local items include Camp Raphael Semmes member W. L. Timberlake visiting Mobile after Birmingham. D. C. Harding and wife en route from Rockwell City to Chicago via Fairhope. W. P. Tompkins and Captain Jim Dorgan fishing on Molra to Fish River. Walter M. Cox, named notary public by Governor Charles Henderson, filing bond in probate court.

George Abbott Toulmin United States District Court For Southern District of Ala Selma Henry D. Clayton H. T. Toulmin Mobile W. L. Timberlake Raphael Semmes United Confederate Veterans Timberlake Birmingham Richmond Walter M. Cox Charles Henderson

Moton Inaugurated Principal of Tuskegee

Ten thousand people from across the United States attended the inauguration of Robert R. Moton as principal of the Tuskegee Institute succeeding Booker T. Washington. The ceremony featured a mile long procession. Hollis Burke Frizzell of Hampton Institute opened with a formal address and H. T. Kealing of Western University spoke for negro schools. Moton pledged to follow Washington policies.

Tuskegee Ala United States Robert R. Moton Tuskegee Institute Booker T. Washington Hollis Burke Frizzell Hampton Institute H. T. Kealing Western University Quinardo Kas

Chamberlains Tablets Endorsement by Seneca Falls Man

Fred E. Hunt of Seneca Falls New York says Chamberlains Tablets are the best medicine he ever used for stomach and liver issues and notes they are obtainable everywhere.

Fred E. Hunt Seneca Falls N. Y Chamberlain

Notes to Allies on Mails Strong Protest to Allies

Washington May 25 Vigorous language equals prior notes to Britain and France protesting interference with neutral mails on the high seas. Outlines of communications sent to London and Paris. full texts to be mailed. US agrees with inviolability of first class mails but objects to methods used by allies. Neutral vessels carrying mails must not be forced to submit to belligerent naval rules.

Washington High Seas London Paris State Department United States

Miner Entombed by Cave-In in Eureka Mine Tragedy

W. C. Colburn a 28 year old miner in Eureka Utah faced his entombment as earth fell at the Bullion Beck mine. He spoke with rescuers for 45 minutes and directed his affairs before the cave in sealed him in. His body was recovered four hours after death.

Eureka Utah Earth Bullion Beck W. C. Colburn

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Mobile Delivery Co BELL HOME Mt Ararat Odd Fellows’ Hall Knights of Pythias Percivale Pythian Castle Obile Loyal Order of Moocse Government Street Masonic—Athelstan Lodge A. F A.M Masonic Temple Mobile Lodge A Smo Joachim Government Ree Woodmen of the W Knights of Columbus Rotary Club Battle House Crown Gloria Billie Burke Sydney Drew Crescent Harry Meyers Rosemary Theby Virginia Cleo Madison Slim Victor Patel Vitagraph Charles Richman Royal Max Figman Lolita Robertson Burr Mcintosh Foozie Pathe Israel Zangwill Mr. Walker Whiteside Orlando Presbyterian Assembly Belmont Park G. A. Toulmin D. C. Harding Tourist Welcome Club Rockwell City Iowa Fairhope Chicago W. P. Tompkins Jim Dorgan Fishriver Moton the Queen Saratee Aeubmarini Faust Maull Bros St. Louis, U.S. A F. L. Tapia Dauphin Brittons Shoe C. J. Gayfer & Company WirthmorealaTe Wirthmor Maderia Dorothy
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