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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1914

Page

5

State Judiciary Now Costing 100 Much Says Solons

Montgomery Oct 29 authorities say reform and reorganization of the state judiciary will be a major issue for the next legislature. New members cite millions in annual costs to taxpayers and litigants with salaries for supreme court and circuit judges, solicitors, clerks, and other staff totaling over a million annually and county shares pushing costs higher.

Montgomery J. T. Gorman Office of Examiner of Public Accounts Supreme Court Court of Appeals Circuit Court Amos Oe Supreme Supreme Court Law Equity Court Dia Saee Sy Hss Michel Seacele Ohose Esis Supreme Eiets Waothlo Centre City Court Law and Equity Court

Girls in Sterling and Massena Laud Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Letters from Miss Bertha A. Peloquin of Sterling Connecticut and Miss Louisa Myres of Massena New York praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from menstrual weakness anemia and related symptoms. Readers urged to seek restoration to health with the remedy.

Sterling, Conn Lydia E. Pinkham Bertha A. Peloquin Massena N. Y Miss Louisa Myres Massena, N.Y

Alabama War Conditions Probed By National Civic Federation

John Hays Hammond, chair of the National Civic Federation industrial economics department, asks Dr. William H. Oates for state wide Alabama trade conditions amid wartime unrest. Oates will gather Alabama data and refer Hammond to others to supply precise information.

Montgomery Alabama John Hays Hammond Industrial Economics National Civic Federation William H. Oates Seth Low New York Hammond Dr. Oates Oates

Amusements at the Empire feature Pickford and Costello

At the Empire today four reels play including a Mary Pickford Biograph re issue and Maurice Costello in the lead role of The Mill of. Three reels star popular performers while the fourth screens remain to be completed, delivering a bustling program for cinema fans.

The Empire Mary Pickford Biograph Maurice Costello Vitagraph Star of Motion Pictures the Empire Mill of Life

Dreamland showcases a star studded bill with tango night

A Dreamland program features Robert Gailliard Estelle Mardo and Costello in a drama with Slippery Slim Sophie in Slippery Slim the Mortgage and Sophie. Hearst Selig News Pictorial offers war scenes and other topics then Lubin Kalem and Selig reels follow. Tango Night Tonight offers prizes for best dancers and Francis Bushman Beverly Bayne appear Saturday.

Robert Gailliard Estelle Mardo Costello Victor Patel Lubin Tenement L. C. Shumway Oliver Fuller Golden Kalem Mickey Flinn J. W. Horne Marin Sais Barr Brunswick Francis X. Bushman Beverly Bayne Lester Cuneo

Adoption of One Mill Tax Being Considered

Montgomery Oct 29 State Superintendent of Education William F Feagin left yesterday for Huntsville where he will confer with Madison county citizens committee to consider means for the adoption of a one mill tax He will return Saturday

Montgomery William F. Feagin Huntsville Madison County

Rabbi Isaacson to Speak at Temple Friday

Rabbi Isadore Isaacson of Selma will officiate at Friday evening services at the Jewish Temple. A former Mobilian, he was inducted by Rabbi Alfred G. Moses of this city. He is described as a brilliant speaker and a large congregation is expected for his first address in his home city. Services begin at o'clock and the public is invited.

Isadore Isaacson Selma Isaacson Selma Temple Alfred G. Moses

Shriners Reach Montgomery for Imperial Ceremony

Montgomery hosts a large Shriners gathering as Alcazar Temple joins the imperial council. Noble visitors arrive from Philadelphia Atlanta and Cincinnati with events at Union Station Gay-Teague and Exchange hotels and a cotton ball celebration marking the temple’s entrance.

Alabama Montgomery Alcazar Temple Imperial Council Mystic Shrine Alcazar Oasis Philadelphia W. Freeland Kendrick Lulu Temple Union Station Kendrick Birmingham T. Nelson D. E. McGee William B. Melish Cincinnati

Rupprecht Calls for Reprisals Against English Troops

Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria, commander of the Sixth German army corps, vows reprisals against English troops and charges British envy, claiming the war is driven by English actions and urging Germans to show they will not be easily defeated. He cites a recent tribute from Emperor William praising Bavarian bravery and wishing another clash with the English.

Associated Press London Reuter Amsterdam Rupprecht Bavaria William Lokal Anzeiger Berlin

Southern conference urged to lure European farmers after war

The Mobile Chamber of Commerce backs a Nashville Industrial Bureau plan to hold a Southern conference to attract European farmers to the South after World War II. A. R. Foster calls for a Mobile meeting, resolutions, and a date for Nashville, with L. J. Davis named to lead preliminary steps. Despair is the undertaker who carts off our dead hopes.

South United States Mobile Chamber of Commerce Nashville Industrial Bureau A. R. Foster The Industrial Bureau Mobile Nashville L. J. Davis

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