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The Mobile News Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1920

Page

5

American Films In Demand Grow Worldwide Despite British Efforts

The article notes strong global demand for American films, with Britain importing over $1,000,000 feet of U.S. cinema last year valued near 0.5 billion dollars. British, French, Italian and German producers struggle to dislodge U.S. films as global audiences seek American productions and cinema industry influence grows in Parliament.

Britain Great Britain France America New York United States

Ohio Republicans Close Convention With Platform Adoption

In Columbus on June 20 the Ohio Republican state convention completed its final session after adopting a platform and selecting two presidential electors at large as part of its business agenda.

Columbus Repubstate

Prodigy 10 Year Old Enters High School in Michigan

Carol M. Hart, age 10, daughter of W. H. Hart, passes Michigan eighth grade exams and enters high school by special tuition. Her older brother, three years her senior, tops his class and ranks second among 160 Macomb county graduates. Sale ad text appears at end.

Armada, Mich Carol M. Hart W. H. Hart Michigan Macomb County

Half Completed Concrete Ship to Be Sold by Emergency Fleet

Bids will be asked for the partly completed concrete steamer at the Fred T. Ley Company plant in Frascati by the Emergency Fleet Corporation. The hull is 54 percent complete and the Ley plant workforce has been laid off while clerical staff finish details. The Selma may be moved to Mobile for repairs after grounding near Tampico. Hotels in Mobile report a first-time weekly decline due to heat and national politics. Rural mail carriers from Mobile county plan to attend the Alabama Federation of Letter Carriers convention in Birmingham on July 5 and 6.

Emergency Fleet Corporation Fred T. Ley Mobile Fred T. Ley Company Frascati The Ley Company Selma Tampico Mexico Mobile Hotels Alabama Federation of Letter Carriers Birmingham

Real Estate Man Finds Health Through Tanlac in Florida

A Florida trip failed to ease illness until Tanlac was tried. George Z. Walker of Hillsboro Tampa reports appetite, digestion, and energy improved after one month, with relief from night sweats and cramps. He praises Tanlac and notes all druggists sell it.

Florida Tanlac Reiy George Z. Walker Hillboro Tampa

Holiday Closure At Conti And Royal Ticket Office

On account of July 5 a holiday the consolidated railroad ticket office at Conti and Royal streets will be closed all day Excursionists are urged to secure their holiday tickets on Saturday.

Consolidated Railroad Conti Royal Streets

Montgomery Men Travel to Coden for Ten Day Fishing Trip

WG Thompson T C Smith H L Tucker and eight Goldthwaite business men of Montgomery Alabama travel by auto to Coden for a ten day fishing excursion. Navy recruits station Mobile sends F Dris coll and Chief Gunner's Mate Harry Marshall to Birmingham for a state recruiting conference on the new pay bill and related matters. J W Egan of Grand Bay to assume duties as board of school commissioners business manager July 1, with Egan taking over from retiring E L Cotting. Derby building summer school enrollment totals 445 students with about 93 percent attendance. session runs until July 16 and includes many new graduates and trainees for fall positions.

WG. Thompson T.C. Smith H. L. Tucker Birmingham F. Driscoll Harry Marshall Mobile J. W. Egan Grand Bay Board of School Commissioners E. L. Cotting Egan Derby C. F. Vigor

Limits on Ships Speed Through River Channel Issued

An order from the harbor master limits river traffic. Vessels over 590 tons must travel faster than 40 miles per hour, while smaller craft except launches must not exceed six miles per hour from the river mouth to One Mile Creek. The rule takes effect immediately. Edward Sperger of the YMCA plans to attend a Blue Ridge conference beginning July 1. Frank Pitton will follow next week.

Blue Ridge Edward Sperger Mobile N. C Industrial Workers Frank T. Pitton Blue Hidge

Miss Elizabeth Marbury and Mrs Mumford Named to Democratic Committee

San Francisco June 30 Miss Elizabeth Marbury of New York and Mrs Beverly Mumford of Virginia become the first women chosen by state delegations as members of the national Democratic committee under the rule adopted at the convention yesterday.

San Francisco Elizabeth Marbury New York Beverly B. Mumfod Virginia National Democratic Committee

Baptist Ministers of 3 Counties Organize

The Organization of the Baptist Ministers association of southwest Alabama was perfected at Bay Minette by ministers from Mobile Baldwin and Escambia counties. Washington and Clarke may join later. Rev. B. D. Monroe of Mobile was elected first president and Rev. Charles H German of Bay Minette chosen secretary. A committee led by Rev. W B Kimbrough of Mobile and Dr I N W Bosdell of Flomaton will draft a constitution and set the next meeting.

Baptist Ministers’ Association of Alabama Bay Minette Mobile Baldwin Escambia Washington Clarke Macy 8. D. Monroe Charles H. German Bay .Minette W. B. Kimbrough

Car ownership gap widens Britain to U S

London reports one motor car per 120 people in Great Britain versus one per sixteen in the United States. Sir H P Maybury of the ministry of transport notes 750 000 British vehicles to 6 146 117 in the U S from last year census. Motorcycle inclusion could alter Britain totals.

London Great Britain United States H. P. Maybury Reatals Ministry of Transport

Luft Off Corns Dries Painlessly in Minutes

A vintage patent-maintained ad touts Luft Off Corns as a cheap, quick remedy that promises relief with minimal discomfort. The copy markets ease and cost efficiency, urging readers to try this inexpensive solution.

Maj R S Thomas Transferred to Fort Leavenworth for Exam

Maj R S Thomas United States engineers in charge of the Mobile district will report to Fort Leavenworth Kansas for examination for promotion. He will take 30 days leave before reporting to the school and it is believed the transfer will be permanent. He was made a colonel during World War I and previously worked on Mobile harbor and Alabama waterways.

R. S. Thomas United States Engineers Mobile Leavenworth Kan Army Post Thomas Mobile Harbor Alabama Waterways

American Missionaries Paul Nilson and Wife Reported Safe

Constantinople June 36. American missionaries Paul Nilson and his wife, taken by Turkish bandits near Tarsus in Asia Minor, have been moved to Silvisk. A message from Mersina dated June 26 says the Turkish general in command has promised their immediate release.

Constantinople Paul Nilson Tarsus Asia Minor Silvisk Mersina

Wool growers may hold clip as prices stay low

Natrona county Wyoming wool growers move to store their 1920 clip amid high clothing costs and as prices for woolen goods remain depressed into next fall and winter. The Natrona center of the nation's largest wool producing region rumors indicate growers have agreed to hold back their wool.

Casper Wyo Natrona County United States

Allen's Foot-Hage Advertisement Claims Easy Shoes

Ladies can wear shoes one size smaller and shoes last longer after using Allen's Foot-Hage anti septic powder. Sprinkled in the shoes or foot-bath, it eases tight or new shoes, relieves corns and bunions, prevents blisters and calluses, and sore spots. A bold comfort claim from an advertisement.

Allen

Wool Growers Seek Better Prices After Market Lull

At a recent meeting wool growers were assured by leading banks that raw wool may fetch much higher prices. The discussion focused on mitigating losses from prevailing low prices and proclaims plans to stabilize supply and promote market confidence.

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