Father Eaton Returns From War Toured Europe and Ireland
Father Thomas J. Eaton of St Marys Catholic Church wed in Mobile after a European tour halted by war. He and fellow priests sailed from Liverpool aboard the Adriatic, escorted by British cruisers, with 2200 passengers aboard. Eaton recounted attending Lourdes before hostilities and noted England’s three year struggle ahead. He visited Foxford in Mayo and saw his ailing mother. prior, he briefed in Washington at the Catholic University of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Thomas J. Eaton
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Mobile
Madrid
Father Eaton
Ireland
Livrpool
Atlantic
Adriatic
Fr. Eaton
T. Savage
Montgomery
Patrick Turner
Birmingham
New York
Lourdes
France
Father Savage
Father Turner
Mme
Spain
England
Eaton
Foxford
County Mayo
Europe
Washington
Catholic University of America
General Zelman Killed in Action
Berlin reports Major General Augustus Zelman commander of the Second Bavarian field artillery was killed in action on September 26, according to Associated Press dispatches from the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelman
Associated Press
Berlin
Augustus Zelman
Second Bavarian Field Artillery
Jad Salts Kidney Tonic Warns Against Meat Overload
A long advisory claims backache and kidney discomfort come from eating meat. It promotes Jad Salts, a grape acid and lemon juice lithia mixture, as a remedy to cleanse sluggish kidneys, relieve urinary irritation, and prevent bladder weakness.
Telegraph Operator Walter H Loving Dies After Illness
Walter Herbert Loving former chief operator at the Postal Telegraph Company in Mobile died Thursday at 6 am after a long illness. He left Mobile for Bladon Springs for health reasons and returned unable to recover. Born in Milan Tennessee he was in his fortieth year and survived by his father and two sisters E R Naylor Mobile and P C Pyne Pine Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal Telegraph Company
Mobile
Bladon Springs
Ala
Loving
Western Union
Mr. Loving
Milan
Tenn
Haywood W
Hattie Herbert Loving
Blacon Springs
E. R. Naylor
Spring Hill Avepue
P. C. Pyne
Pine Hill
Remedy In the Whole Peruna praised by Mrs Elin Malmgren
Mrs Elin Malmgren of 133 Frederick St West Manchester New Hampshire says she suffered catarrh in throat and nose with hoarseness for eleven years but found great benefit from Peruna. She keeps it at home and recommends it to friends and Swedish Americans in Boston as an excellent family medicine for colds and strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elin Malmgren
Frederick St
West Manchester
N. H
Boston
Bold sulphur cream claims to treat eczema quickly
An expert dermatologist praises common bold sulphur cream for eczema and skin eruptions. He says a cold cream like sulphur soothes irritated skin, stops itching on first use, and after two or three applications the eruption may disappear. The remedy is described as parasiticidal antipruritic antiseptic and healing for inflammatory skin conditions.
Lavish Cabiria to Open at Lyric Theatre Thursday
The lavish Cabiria, by Ga briele D Annunzio, opens at the Lyric for four days starting Thursday October 15. Itala Film Company Turin produced the spectacle under Louis Werba and Mark Luescher. The film cost about 250000 with royalties and aims to showcase a new function of the camera and motion tableaux to reach worldwide audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabiria
Gabriele D’annunzio
Italy
Lyric Theatre
Itala Film Company
Turin
Louis F. Werba
Mark A. Luescher
Oberammergau
Jean d’Arc
Maude Adams
Cambridge Stadium
Fourton
Lyric
Hanan’s Sister Seeks Divorce Over Convicted Thief Duke
Eliza beth Frances de Majo Durazzo files suit in White Plains to annul her marriage to Duke Don Arturo de Majo Durazzo of Italy. The duchess 47 accuses the duke of being a convicted thief sought by the French government. They wed in New York after meeting in 1912 and an engagement announced last January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
White Plains
N. Y
Elizabeth Frances de Majo Durazzo
John H. Hanan
Don Arturo de Majo Durazzo
Italy
Rouse
Duchess Durazzo
Miss Hanan
Mediterranean
New York City
Francesco Durazzo
Court actions recap from Law and Equity court docket
Thursday sessions show Bennett Brothers vs Spotswood, damages $133.15. McGowin vs Duke, $138. Palmer vs Prendergast, $292.71. American Glue Co. vs Dill & Horton, $202. Moore vs Sullivan & Son, dismissed for want of prosecution. Courtright vs French, pleas A overruled and B sustained. Equity side notes Pearl B Matthews vs Edward Matthews, testimony ordered published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Glue Company
Dill & Horton
T. L. Moore
Sullivan & Son
J. R. Courtright
H.W. French
Mobile Port of Call For Frisco Steamship Line
The Turner Hartwell Docks Company announced that Sudden and Christenson Steamship Company of San Francisco will make Mobile a port of call starting this month. The Peter H. Crowell, 2423 tons, is en route to Mobile as the first visiting vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner-Hartwell Docks Company
Sudden and Christenson Steamship Company
San Francisco
Mobile
Atlantic
Pacific
Panama Canal
Peter H. Crowell
Sudden & Christenson Co
Turner-Hartwell
A. J. Parsons
Chamber of Commerce
South
Orient
North Alabama
Feagin to Start FGnT Early for New School Laws
Feagin urges county superintendents to file annual reports promptly to help the state push for major education reform in the coming legislature. The department plans two key measures local school taxes and compulsory education, with support from the education office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feagin
Alabama
William F. Feagin
S. 8. Murphy
Department of Education
Barret Manufacturing GM Stanley Woodward Visits Mobile
Stanley Woodward general manager of Barret Manufacturing Company based in Birmingham is in Mobile on a trade visit and is seen at the Battle House hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Woodward
Barret Manufacturing Company
Birmingham
Battle House
Moble
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Lizzie Henley
Mrs Lizzie Henley aged fifty four a native of Clark county Alabama and resident of this city for six years died Thursday morning at 130 at her Blair avenue home after several weeks illness. She is survived by relatives in this city. Roche Burke Undertaking Company took charge and sent the body to Grove Hill for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Henley
Clark County
Ala
Blair Avenue
Catherine Street
Roche & Burke Undertaking Company
Grove Hill
Railroads Push Nationwide Cotton Goods Sale
The Mobile and Ohio and Southern Railway urge local dry goods and department stores in Mobile to promote a week long national sale of cotton goods from October 5. A Washington Cotton Fashion Show runs October 7 and 8 with railroads aiding displays and exhibitions of cotton products.
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Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Southern Railway
Mobile
Haiden Miller
W. E. England
Mobile and Ohio
Simlar
St. Louis
Chicago
New Orleans
Birmingham
Kansas City
Memphis
New York
Jacksonville
Montgomery
Minneapolis
Cairo
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Meridian
Jackson
Tenn
United States
Washington
Southern Railway Company
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company
Southern Milla
Fine horse breaks leg and is killed
A horse owned by grocer Mike Franelich frightened itself at 6:30 Thursday morning and dashed into the Jackson on Poe streets city stables. It slipped and broke a leg, and Humane Officer Ducorneau shot the animal. The horse was valued at 200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Franelich
Jackson
Poe Streets
Ducorneau
Eruption on Baby’s Ears and Face
A mother recalls treating her two week old and eight month old with red irritated skin behind the ears and on the face. After trying many remedies, they used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, washing and drying several times daily. Within ten days the ears and face healed with no scars. The ad promotes Cuticura Soap and Ointment with a free Skin Book offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke, N. C
Lena Lee
Personal notices from Mobile social column
Traveling agent F G Bush of the Chicago & Northwestern Railroad and Birmingham headquarters is in Mobile on business. John Allen Campbell of Chicago is in Mobile and invested in Mobile and Baldwin lands. H C Geron of Louisville & Nashville has returned to Mobile after Foley trip. W N Ludlow, ex Mobile resident now in New Orleans, visits briefly. Rt Rev John W Shaw, former Mobillan and bishop of San Antonio, visits relatives in Mobile. R W Dodgen holds marble contract for the new post office at St Joseph and Bt H K Tyrrell of the Southern Rail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Bush
Agen T
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Co
Birmingham
Mobile
John Allen Campbell
Chicago, Ill
Baldwin County
Battle House
H. C. Geron
Louisville & Nashville
Foley
Ala
W. N. Ludlow
New Orleans
John W. Shaw
Mobillan
San Antonio
Tex
R. W. Dodgen
St. Joseph
Bt. H. K. Tyrrell
Southern Rail
Mobile visitor tied to Southern railway officials
Assistant General Passenger A James Freeman of the Southern railway, with headquarters at Mobile, is in Spartanburg on a visit and staying at the Cawthon Hotel. The report notes ongoing business and headquarters locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanburg
D. C
James Freeman
The
Southern Way
Mobile
Vanderbilt Grid Team Leaves for Michigan Clash
Vanderbilt's football squad departs Nashville for Ann Arbor to face the University of Michigan on Saturday. Eighteen players travel in uniform. coach McGugin had not yet finalized the lineup at departure.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Bilt
Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
McGugin
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St. Mary’s
Walter H. Loving
Postal
Walter Herbert Loving
D'Annunzio
Hanan
Duke
Law and Equity Court
Safford Berney
Matthews
Edward B. Matthews
Frisco Steamship Line
Parsons
Christenson
Fine Horse
Outicura
Dept. T
Way
Mobile On Business
Washington, D
Vanderbilt
4ERN Brass CO
S. Walnut St
Satsuma Ee
Frank Bryan
City Bank
Merchants Bank
Oldurgati
Braswell
Tex-A-Tine Remedy CO
Laure
Freeman Ave
Cincinnati, Ohio
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