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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1913
Page
14
The speaker contemplates spending on a new suit, seeking the best possible value. They assume their desires align with most people and focus on getting the most for their money.
Rector's, the New York hotel and restaurant in the theatre district, has failed with liabilities near $500,000 and assets under $50,000. An involuntary bankruptcy petition filed by creditors led to the appointment of a receiver on Thursday.
Cathedral Sunday school picnic set for tomorrow at Monroe Park. Children assemble at the cathedral at nine and ride to the park at 9 30 from Government and Claiborne streets corner. The Saturday story hour remains at Harte Auditorium at 4 p m.
Mrs. T. C. Thomson and Master Alvan Thomson travel with Mrs. A. M Sutton on a pleasure trip to Gulfport aboard Captain and Mrs. Lincoln Mitchell’s vessel the Margaret B. Rouss.
A large audience enjoyed readings and musical numbers by Mobile vocalists at the Government Street Methodist Sunday School event. Puccini selections from Madam Butterfly and La Boheme opened, with baritone T. H. Halliwell and soprano Emma L. Tam featured.
A cordon of 100 armed police kept watch all night along Fifth Avenue between 13th and 14th streets hoping to nab two burglars who shot Samuel R. Mills, superintendent of a Courtland Street building, after he refused to show them to a gold refining firm. Mills lies dying in a hospital. burglars disappeared. A complete set of burglar tools was found near the refinery where gold and platinum worth $20,000 were stored.
Hartwell Douglass, head of the Alabama convict department, appointed by Governor Emmet O Neal to resolve the Lacey defalcation fallout, spent Thursday in Mobile at the Battle House. He said the visit was unofficial and not connected to the convict bureau, meeting with insurance men and denying any conference with J T Gorman. He returned home Friday morning.
The Rev. A G Richards will deliver the commencement address at Crane High School closing exercises in the Y M C A Auditorium Friday night. The program includes overture and school songs, duets, quartets, recitations, and a diploma presentation to Miss May Jones.
An auction-style notice offers men’s pure silk thread socks priced at 25 and 35 cents. A separate lot features boys and girls school hours in all sizes. Readable items indicate cost and availability, with promotional wording urging attention to the sale.
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