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The Mobile News Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1919

Page

3

Evor License Protest at Sea Masters and Engineers Demand

A Friday protest by masters mates pilots and engineers demanded government action on non licensed personnel aboard vessels. Resolutions will be sent to the owners of engineers and Congressman McDuffie. A committee including Joe Norville Captain Mack comb Lee Nortis and John McKib rom will meet Colonel R Thomas to present concerns.

United States Or of Engineers Congressman McDuffie R. Thomas Joe Norville Mackcomb Lee Nortis John McKibrom Marine Engineers Ashington

Mobile Adverts Featured in Blue Book Edition

The Mobile Auto- Club officers and directors met at Cawthon Friday to approve ad space for the next Blue Book issue. The Chamber of Commerce Tourist Welcome Rotary Club and others share expenses for a map page showing Mobile routes and trunk lines, with a reversed second page featuring photographs of Mobile sites.

Mobile United States Auto- Club of Mobile Cawthonel Theaver of Commerce Tourist Welcome Rotary Club

Excess Reserve In Banks At Week's End

The New York clearing house banks and trust companies show excess reserves of 14.8 million dollars over legal requirements. The report notes increases in discounts in own vaults and Federal Reserve Bank deposits, with decreases in deposits and other categories. Relief committee chair D P Bestor expects a final meeting early next week as relief work concludes.

York Federal Reserve Bank of Kcess Reserve Greater New York Federal Reserve Bank D. P

Woman recovers with Cardui after long illness

Mrs Eudora Hobb of Hill North Carolina describes years of weakness and female trouble. She suffered daily pain and fatigue, lying in bed for days. After starting Cardui she saw relief from the first bottle and continued to five bottles, regaining strength to work again.

P Hill N. C Eudora Hobb Cardui

Silk imports from Nippon to blend French and American styles

Miss Helene Schwartz of New York announces that Japan will supply delicate silks. The designer notes a fusion of French fashions and American ideas with Japanese art and craft after her Orient trip.

Japan Helene Schwartz New York Orient

Polish Identity Under Martial Rule Shapes Warsaw

Warsaw shifts under martial law as Polish authorities press westward identity. Italian influence remains strong in architecture and art while English language education and theater thrive. a near self policing city with German uniforms discarded and the Polish eagle replacing German insignia marks a quiet, orderly transition.

Newspaper Enterprise Association Warsaw Poland Russia Shaw and Galsworthy Oscar Wilde Lancashire

Winnipeg strike leaders open talks for settlement

Leaders of the general strike in Winnipeg, after four years of disruption, show eagerness to settle the industrial dispute. They accept Railway Brotherhood’s collective bargaining proposal and call for a speedy settlement. Employers demand an end to the strike before any settlement. leaders do not confirm immediate resumption of work.

Associated Press Winnipeg

Unusual Strand Theater Program Showcases Funmakers

Next week the Strand Theater presents De Wolfe’s Funmakers a South wide vaudeville act led by Frank O’Neill who stars as a refined old Irish gentleman with Olive May Cody as leading lady. Feature act includes Cline and Thornbrooke instrumentalists acclaimed nationwide.

Strand Theater de Wolfe Cline and Thornbrooke

Irish Coney Island Echoes New York Parallels in Legend

San Francisco June 7. An Irish Coney Island tale links New York’s famous resort to a tradition rooted in Tyrone Drumcairn near Stewartstown. Lord Charlemont’s line preserves the site once used as a penal settlement and reputed holy retreat where St Coney practiced her healing arts and locals recall 16th century uprisings and royal era feuds.

San Francisco New York City Populc Renal County Mgd Pnee Lord Charlemont Minster St. Coney Moeg Coney Island New York Lough Neagh Treland Tyrone Kileeney Charlemont Drumcairn Stewartstown O'Connors O’connors

Beauty In Old Age Becomes Health and Happiness

An old lady’s beauty and happiness rely on good health, with indigestion or constipation marring age. Chamberlain's Tablets strengthen digestion, invigorate the liver, and move the bowels, making you feel and look better. They cost a quarter. Arabian writers note early uses of the beverage.

Why Men Prefer Makings Tobacco Handling Across Ranges

Twenty miles from anywhere and cigarettes all gone. The piece notes campers and soldiers favor makings over cigarettes, claiming two and a half times as many smokes per bag. Rolling your own is rising, driven by cost and fragrance, with medical authorities favoring it and connoisseurs praising the aroma.

Marys Double Hazel McConnell Steals Spotlight At Festival

Hazel McConnell, an 18 year old student at Iollywood High, is Mary Pickford’s double with blue eyes sun kissed skin and curls. She recently represented her school at the Shakespeare festival at the Berkeley Greek Theater and shows dramatic talent on stage.

Hazel McConnell Iollywood High School Mary Pickford Berkeley

Florence Crittenden Home for Girls Opens in Mobile

The Florence Crittenden Home for wayward girls opened to the public for inspection from 4 to 6 PM Friday. More than fifty Mobile ladies attended as Arthur R. Knott and Mrs. J W Diehl spoke. Officers include Mrs. R P Pope president and Js Hall named matron with Miss Robertson assisting.

Florence Crittenden Mobile Arthur R. Knott U. S R. P. Pope J. W.dier Henry Forchheimer C. A Amelia L. Abbott A. Cooper Js. Hall Atlanta Miss

Inciting Riot Charged After Prichard Shooting

One man faces inciting riot charges and eight others are under arrest for assault with intent to murder after a late Friday night affray in Prichard. James Lewis, a black man, lies in City Hospital in a dying condition from a back wound. Sheriff Holcombe investigated and named Gaines Hamilton and nine others among those charged.

Prichard James Lewis William H. Holcombe, Jr Gaines Hamilton Ygarot Robert Hamilton Clarence Hall Tom Tyson Aeree Kimball Jeff Kelly Fay Croker Ben Warner Edward Cleveland

Adventure Romance and Turkish Bride Wedding Delayed

London reports Colonel F Newcombe a twice decorated veteran of the Second AEF fought in France and Italy. He lived among Arabs in Egypt for ten years, met Miss Bisa Chaki in Constantinople, and after adventures and capture he hid from Turks. Their marriage awaited postwar clearance as she was an enemy alien.

London F Newcombe Colonal Newcombe France Italy Hedjaze Egypt Constantinople Missa Bisa Chaki Bursa Mai Teraceon Mascus

Beth Zur Lodge Meeting Set Sunday Morning

Beth Zur Lodge B nai B rith will hold its regular monthly meeting Sunday at 11 a.m. in the Government Street Temple hall. Business of importance will be transacted and members are urged to attend.

Labor Temple Hall Beth Zur Lodge B'nal B'rith Government Street Temple

Kiddies Play Rally At Lyons Park Today

Miss Annie Maxwell Jones and assistants direct a supervised play rally this Saturday at 4 o clock in Lyons Park for children and parents. The program includes games relay races dances and gym activities ending with a band performance. Nearly 800 children have registered for supervised plays and 1 000 more are enrolled in city schools.

Annie Maxwell Jones Lyons Park Mobile Washington Square Tucker School Bayou Monroe Park Lyon's Park Marechal

Jamaica gin ban ruling noted despite evidence of use

Associated Press reports a June decision discusses Jamaica gin as an intoxicant and its illegal sale. The court notes evidence shows the drink could be used to intoxicate, with jurors considering quantities and context amid related charges.

Associated Press Augusto Sk Ger

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