Molly and Her Pals Tie At Caledoria Barbei2
Molly and her pals engage in a humorous strip with Mr O D Rifrous in a playful scene set around Caledoria. The gag hints at wordplay and quirky character interactions typical of the comic.
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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1915
Page
2
Molly and her pals engage in a humorous strip with Mr O D Rifrous in a playful scene set around Caledoria. The gag hints at wordplay and quirky character interactions typical of the comic.
J F Irwin, state special agent, returned to Montgomery after failing to arrest C Homer Billingsley and companion C A Saunders in Floydada Texas on a $12 000 embezzlement charge. The pair were freed on habeas corpus writs and disappeared before Irwin traced them to several Texas towns.
Weary Willes and others were sent to hard labor on county roads by Judge Edington in the police court. The court warns that road work in northern Alabama is tedious in winter and advises wanderers seeking rest and health to avoid that area.
In the city court the following jurors were summoned for service for the week of November 29: Joseph M. Walsh, Ormond A. Annan, Adolph Picker, George H. Rhodes, W. Reese Farnell, Tom M. Gurganus, James Watson, Eugene Bright, George E. Chisholm, Claude Christy, George H. Dacovich, Sidney L. Lavergy, Thomas J. Landry, Robert C. Kennedy, Henry B. McMillan, Powell Williams, Leese R. Murphy, Fred L. Anderson, J. Joseph McGinnis, Robert P. Sheffield, Onie Z. Fields, John T. McCormick, Leonidas D. Holt, Henry G. McAllister, Edmond F. Shook, Emile O. Toenes, Frank B. Annan, Charles B. Hervey, Henry Stegall, Chas. H. Cartman, Alfred T. Beardslee, Robert J. Pearson, Oriel C. Fletcher, Peter J. Cane, Isham Tillman, Edward W. Russell, Lawrence H. Madeson, Harry Kohn, William J. Barnett, William McDaniel, Henry L. Wilson, Robert A. Smith, William H. Harrison, James Keoughan, Harry B. Peckinpaugh, Frank H. Rice, Isaac G. Donovan, George H. Discher Jr., Peter J. Fricke, John P. Barrett.
Captain Irwin arrived in Plainview where his men had already escaped. A chase across several Texas towns followed but the suspects succeeded in eluding the Alabama officer.
San Francisco November reports a close AFL convention vote 8486 to 6396 defeating a resolution to legislate an eight hour day. Gompers clashes with John Fitzpatrick over socialist influence as the body backs economic pressure and probes unemployment, naval issues, and labor organization moves.
Stockholders of the Gulf Coast Fair Association will meet tonight at the Cawthon Hotel to hear reports on their first fair and discuss next year’s plans. The public may attend. several named officers signed the call.
A Strand Magazine example shows how a vital order from Lieutenant A to Lieutenant B is mangled as it passes through a private. The line they share morphs from advance reinforcements to a request for money for a dance, illustrating how messages distort in transit.
A baby ape, described as the rarest seen by white men, was brought to New York by Herbert Lang of a Belgian Congo expedition for the natural history museum. Lang’s vast collection includes the okapi, 20 000 animal and bird specimens, and 60 000 insects.
Federal Judge Hough sustained the so called three mates act requiring steamships bound for cruises over four hundred miles to carry three mates. The ruling came in a suit against the Edgar F. Luckenbach Steamship Company for alleged federal law violations.
An Irish soldier notes a fellow Englishman wore new boots stolen from a German he killed. The Englishman admits stealing them at night and returning with the boots. The Irishman, moved by the tale, disappears and returns with his own pair.
The Mobile music committee of the Chamber of Commerce led by L. W. Savage will place about a dozen petitions at hotels drug stores public buildings and offices to secure city funding for summer night band concerts in 1916. Seven petitions have already been placed and will be presented to Mobile city commissioners. The Mobile Rifle Club expects ten Krag Jorgensen rifles shipped from Springfield Armory and plans an outdoor shoot at Fort Morgan after a period of club activity this week.
Philip M. Shannon 72 of Buffalo New York wealthy oil and gas operator died in Pittsburgh. He held large interests in Texas Alabama and was recognized as an expert on oil. He was said to have been the first man to discover oil in Wyoming.
The University of Alabama Glee Club left campus for a Thanksgiving tour visiting Centerville Uniontown Demopolis Columbiana and Talladega on the assigned dates. The Blackfriars dramatic society selected Sweet Lavender by Sir Arthur Pinero as its annual play.
Mobile Lodge 3821 Loyal Order of Moose held the annual turkey distribution Monday night at their hall on Government street. Several hundred people attended and over 200 birds were distributed. A dance followed lasting past midnight and the event was deemed a financial and social success.
Misses Cecil and Ruby Williamson from Mobile visited Mrs. R B McConnell on Route 2. Senator Bourne spends days at his farm and favors Satsuma oranges. A L Willard traveled to Mobile for business. Willie Pierce recovered from illness. Mrs. Bob Gray visited sister-in-law Julia Overstreet ill in Mobile infirmary. Theodore beat Grand Bay 15 to 9 in baseball. The section warns chaperones to focus on duties.
In Rosinton Baldwin County the repaired traction grader is back to work improving roads. George Pitmans son Joseph ill with typhoid malaria shows improving signs. Fall weather helps farmers dig potatoes and make syrup before frost as orange orchards near harvest.
Thousands suffer from excessive thinness and weak digestion yet a new fat producing remedy named Sargol is praised as harmless and effective. Reports claim it builds flesh, strengthens nerves, and repairs waste, with money back if it fails. Sold by Vansarees Drug Co. Mobile and other druggists.
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