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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1913

Page

9

Cathedral Sanctuary Society elects C P Robinson president

Mrs C P Robinson was unanimously reelected president at the Cathedral Sanctuary Society annual meeting. J T McKeon and E B Kirkbride named first and second vice presidents. Henry Stoutz reelected secretary and J C Mangeldorf treasurer. New executive board includes Lulu Le Baron and others. Sewing Circle also reelects Mrs C P Robinson as secretary and treasurer.

Robinson Cathedral Sanctuary Society C. P. Robinson J. T. McKeon E. B. Kirkbride Henry Stoutz C. Mangeldorf Lulu le Baron J. R. Courtney Amelia ‘Layons James K. Glennon T. B. Dorgan Sewing Guild Charles Craig Hirst Child Sewing Circle C.P. Robinson

True and False Wisdom at Mothers' Club Meeting

The Mothers' Club met with twenty two mothers and two new members Mrs. Tapia and Mrs. Fox. Mrs. Jere Dumas led a Bible lesson on True and False Wisdom. Hymns were sung, tea and cakes served, and plans were made for next week at three o'clock during winter. The visiting committee logged five calls for the week.

Mothers’ Club Jere Dumas Tapia

Huntsmen Penrose Vass Lead Gulf Coast Trip

Mr Penrose Vass and his sons Harvey and Douglass Vass of Wheeling West Virginia set off for a several days hunt in the gulf coast woods. They expect to encounter wild ducks, deer and other game. Mr and Mrs John Aldridge have moved to a Government street home near the Loop, and Mr and Mrs Hugh Hobart with children now reside on Church street in a cottage vacated by the Johnstones who moved to Montauk avenue.

Penrose Vass Mobile Harvey Vass Douglass Vass Wheeling W. Va Gulf Coast John Aldridge Georgia Avenue Government Street Loop Hugh Hobart Church Street Charles Johnstones Montauk Avenue

Cascarets for Bowel Relief Promoted to All Ages

An advertising tout promotes Cascarets as a 10 cent remedy for torpid liver indigestion and clogged bowels. It claims cleansing benefits overnight and lasting health for adults and children, noting routines of millions using Cascarets to keep stomach liver and bowels regulated.

Dr. King H. B. Bucklen & Co Philadelphia St. Louis

Cotton consumption and stocks rise in October report

Census Bureau data show U S cotton consumed in October reaching 542 809 bales with 1 072 274 bales in manufacturing and 2 551 964 bales in independent warehouses. Exports totaled 1 517 838 bales while imports were 5 372 bales, including foreign cotton and linters.

Washington United States Census Bureau Egypt Peru China United Kingdom Germany France Italy

Maggie Pepper at Lyric stars Rose Stahl

Rose Stahl headlines Maggie Pepper at the Lyric theatre on Monday night with a strong company. seat sales are underway. The Confession by James Halleck Reid opens next Tuesday matinee and night, offering a stirring contemporary drama with human insights. seat sale Friday. Primrose and Dockstader revival of twentieth century minstrelsy arrives at the Lyric on Wednesday, November 19 with an all-star cast.

Rose Stah United States Charles Klein Maggie Pepper Rose Stahl Lyric Theatre Miss Stahl James Halleck Reid Primrose Dockstader Burnt Cork

Cure Cold and Grip in One or Two Days Ad

An old advertisement touts Bromo Quin ine as the only remedy to cure a cold in one day and grip in two, featuring the signature of E. W. Grove and a 25 cent price point.

E. W. Grove

Currency Bill Facing Senate Action This Week

Administration Democrats of the currency committee plan a joint session in Washington to push the currency bill through the Senate. Both wings met today and aim to report by Monday or Tuesday, though anti administration senators may resist an early report.

Associated Press Washington Senate Administration Democrats Currency Committee

Yazoo City Doctor Elected Tri-State Medical President

Dr. John Darrington of Yazoo City Miss was elected president of the Tri State Medical Association at the convention final session. Darrington defeated five rivals including Dr S W Glass of Lyon Miss and Dr W D McCalip of Yazoo City. Memphis officers were re elected secretary Dr J L Andrews and treasurer Dr J A Vaughan. The 1914 meeting will be in Memphis.

Memphis Tenn John Darrington Yazoo City Miss Tri-State Medical Association Darrington S. W. Glass Lyon W. D. McCalip Yasco City E. C. McDaniel Toronza Ark H. B. Everett Binghampton J. L. Andrews J. A. Vaughan

Death of famed jockey Tommy Burns in Brooklyn tragedy

Nov 14 in New York reports Tommy Burns internationally known jockey died near an elevated Brooklyn train station. No witness. last seen by a ticket seller. His body bore valuables including diamonds, cash, a bank book, and a riding contract. Burns lived at Sheepshead Bay, rode for W C Whitney and William C Daly, married with two children.

Associated Press New York T. P Tommy) Burns Brooklyn Burns Berlin Sheepshead Bay Tommy Burns W. C. Whitney William C. Daly Count Lehndorf

Wilson to read annual message to Congress in person

President Wilson announced he will deliver his first annual message to Congress in person. He has written three brief addresses on tariff currency and Mexican affairs and has not decided how many cabinet topics to include. He plans a concise message likely focusing on key actions for the session.

Associated Press Washington Wilson Congress Inquirers

Russian Officer in Rome Dies by Own Hand

Rome November 14 Colonel Boulgarin the Russian military attaché at Rome died yesterday from suicide after suffering a serious illness.

Rome Boulgarin

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