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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1913

Page

5

Longtime Supreme Court Robing Room Official Passes Away

Archie Lewis, long time in charge of the robing room for the Supreme Court justices, died in Washington. He had been on the government payroll for sixty four years and claimed to have served two thirds of all men who ever sat on the bench. He arrived during Chief Justice Taney's era.

Washington Gov Ashington Archie Lewis Supreme Court Taney

President Craft Hosts Luncheon With Notables

Friends and co workers of nee Cawthon Vineyard gathered Thursday for a luncheon hosted by President Craft. Present were Honorable M W Shreve of Erie Senator W B Atkins of Selma Colonel Nelson of Birmingham and Mrs J E Pierce of Huntsville. Also attending were Mr and Mrs J A Rountree of Birmingham Mrs Cora Miller of Dadeville Col and Mrs Gardner Green of Pell City and John W O Neill of Birmingham.

Nee Cawthon M. W. Shreve Erie W. B. Atkins Selma Nelson Birmingham J. E. Pierce Hunts J. A. Rountree Cora Miller Dadeville Col Gardner Green Pell City John W. O'Neill

Governor receives grapefruit from tax collector in Battles Alabama

D J Callaghan of Mobile county presented Governor Emmett ONeal with eleven clusters of grapefruit at the Cawthon hotel. The fruit were grown on the Callaghan place at Battles Alabama.

D. J. Callaghan Mobile County Cawthon Hotel Emmett O’neal Callaghan Place Battles Ala

Danderine Promises Lustrous Hair At 25 Cents

An advertisement claims Knowlton's Danderine gives heavy beautiful hair that is soft, glossy and free of dandruff within minutes. It asserts new hair growth appears in about two weeks and urges customers to test the product with a cloth over a strand for quick results.

Knowlton

Horticulturists Elect H P Loding

The Mobile Floral and Horticultural Society elected H P Loding as an officer at a special meeting. J A Dow of the State Horticultural Society presented a paper on cultivating the Satsuma orange tree. A resolution urged the city to appoint a three member unpaid commission to oversee street trees and park trees.

Mobile Floral and Horticultural Society Chamber of Commerce H. Demaranville G. C. Kitchent J. A. Dow State Horticultural Society Satsuma City Commission C. C. Lindquist

Interest Grows in Baptist State Convention

The Negro Baptist State Convention gathers with strong attendance and active addresses by Rev. K. D. Watkins Rev. J. Tait Rev. C. B. English and Rev. J. B. Carter D. D A prominent sermon titled Vision and Service was given by Rev. W. A. Tutt Text John 4 35 The convention elected officers including Rev J H Eagan D D president and Rev W T Bibb D D president of the Southeast District Convention Reports show Selma University funding and state mission spending amid lively services at four churches and notable addresses by Dr L G Gordon and Dr C J Davis.

Negro Baptist State Convention K. D. Watkins Ministers’ Union Tait Baptiste Colored Methodists J. B. Carter D. D L. J. Green Florence W. A. Tutt B. D J. H. Eagan Birmingham W. M. Madison Uniontown R. B. Hudson Selma D. M. Coleman J. W. Woodgame L. Hutchins Columbus D. V. Jennison Selma University L. German M. N. Gilbert Stone Street Church W. M. Hicks J. R. Gross Mount Zion Church L. G. Jordan Women’s Department Franklin Street Church J. H. Eason

Savannah Journalist McQueen A Smith Vanishes After Note

McQueen A Smith a Savannah newspaper man who wed a chorus girl six weeks ago vanished leaving a note to his wife. He had cashed several checks before leaving town and may have gone to California. Police and friends search while Mrs Smith, left penniless, is cared for by friends.

McQueen A. Smith Mobile Press Savannah Savannah Press Mce- Queen A. Smith Savannah Morningers California Mr. Smith Macon

Deaths and funerals feature several local obituaries

Miss Astrid Anderson, 31, Norway native, dies after weeks of illness in Mobile. Rev. James Jefferson Crosby, 58, Ireland native and Baptist minister, dies at home after long illness. survived by wife and children. Robert Henry Bowman, Civil War veteran, dies at Whistler. funeral at St Bridget's Catholic church. buried Whistler cemetery. Lena Marx Hammel, 62, German native, widow of Louis Hammel, funeral at No 11 North Franklin with Hebrew burial. Miss Freddie Wainwright dies after short illness in Mobile. survived by family and relatives.

Astrid Anderson Norway A. Anderson James J. Crosby James Jefferson Crosby King's County Ireland Mobile Reed Avenue Cyrene O’zelima Paducah Mathilde Crosby Oswald Crosby Toledo Ohio Mary Crosby Mobile and Ohio Railroad Bowman Withers and Buchanan United Confederate Veterans of Mobile County St. Bridget’s Catholic Church Whistler Bownman Sonia Elizabeth Pritchett Edward Montgomery James Pensacola Fraser John Bowman Annie Benze Sherman Texas Lena M. Hammel Lena Marx Hammel North Franklin Street A. G. Moses Hebrew Cemetery Messrs Leo Mz. Brown Dave Bauer Charless Hess Simon Solomon Kahn Louis Hammel Julius Leopold Hammel Retail Dry

Spot on Skins Disease Warns of Spreading Infection

A fragment reports concern over a skin disease spreading among people with claims of medical tests and a Chicago laboratory linked to treatment recommendations. The text mentions Dr Friedman and various doctors, with references to a druggist and prescription practices.

Friedman Cate D. D. Laboratory Chicago

Seaman 18 Robbed Suspects Detained by Police

A group including Julia Noyd Lizzie Noyd Frank Jenkins and Viola Williams are in custody on suspicion of robbing George Lane, a seaman, in an incident at the dockside. Detectives say Lane reported the crime and identified the four. The case proceeds to investigation at the station.

Julia Noyd Lizzie Noyd Frank Jenkins Viola Williams George Lane

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U. S. Supreme Court President Craft Omig BIG Bargain Dauphin Street Ing Ferndell Fancy Groceries Brown-Morgan Coal PIPER Mobile Brown-Morgan Coal Co., Inc Ceormerly Cernance Arneer Coat Co H. P. Loding McQueen Smith Robert Henry Bowman Tuscaloosa McChary Cuba Fifth Immunes Shargent New Orleans L. Hammel and Company Germany United States Leo Hammel Tuskegee Louisiana Freddie Wainwright Tion Freddie Wa Margaret Wainwright Ani Mobile Daniel Felix Wainwright Lucetta Wainwright Lucetta Chambers Albright & A Wood Sonae Dauphin Jackson D. D First National Bank Mobile, . P. S Seaman Iinterest The Bank of Mobile
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