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The Mobile News Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1925

Page

2

Locarno Treaties Gesture Hailed as Peace Step

Reports from Locarno describe new mutual guarantees among France Belgium Germany Poland and Czecho Slovakia plus arbitration machinery to avert war If any signatory is attacked others would aid In Britain and the United States leaders praise the agreements as a major move toward lasting peace while warning against overoptimism Critics doubt rapid ratification but acknowledge the historic scope of the accords

Lom Locarno Europe Germany France Poland Czecho-Slovakia Belgium Rhineland Great Britain Euro Uch Austen Geounty Dndon England Italy Czecho League of Nations London

Lloyd George backs prohibition as British experiment

Former Prime Minister Lloyd George spoke at City Temple saying prohibition in the United States is a serious policy worth examining. He noted Britain spent 361000000 pounds on liquor last year and emphasized he has not met a voter in favor of restoring the saloon. The talk addressed the responsibilities of free churchmen in temperance matters.

Tondon Vet A.P David Lloyd George United States Lloyd George City Temple Great Britain

Locarno security pact eyed to curb European armament

Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana, visiting Florida, said the Locarno security pact, if ratified by nations, will let Europe cut armaments and use saved funds to pay war debts. He expects a tight Senate vote and notes Irreconcilables will oppose joining the world court. England’s early reaction to the pact was cautiously positive amid questions of France and Poland alignments.

RT/MYERS Fla United States Locarno Senate Thomas J. Walsh Montana Nator Waisa

You Know e Tonic Is Good For Your Color

Fragmentary text hints at a cheerful claim about a tonic boosting color and energy. No verifiable people places or dates are readable.

Figures in Locarno Security Conference Discuss Rhineland Pact

Representatives from European nations meet in Locarno Switzerland to forge a Rhineland compact and debate Germany joining the League of Nations. French minister Briand and German leaders Luther and Stressemann are pictured negotiating with allied powers to avert new Franco German conflict. Bowen adds a bishops and physicians commission on matrimony and home life. Mrs Mary E OBrien leads a flagship Indianapolis auto agency as the only woman in wartime car sales.

Locarno Switzerland Rhineland Germany League of Nations Luther X. Stressemann Aistide Briand Bowen Washington

Bishops Gather in New Orleans Hear Budget and Reforms

The 1927 general convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church in New Orleans discusses a 3 year budget of 3 510 000 and proposed revisions to the basis of apportionment. Election of 16 national council members and ongoing debates on prayer book revision and sacramental practice fill the session.

New Orleans House of Bishops Protestant Episcopal Church House of Deputies Joint Committee National Council Commission On the World Conference On Faith and Order Wm. C. Brown Richmond Wm. Lawrence Boston Wm. T. Manning New York Hugh L. Burleson Sioux Falls Wm. H. Milton Wilmington N. C George Craig Stewart Evanston James °Erry Providence John Garcia Murray Baltimore F. Reese Savannah M. Francis Indianapolis L. C. Sanford Fresno Cal Ley James Denver Manning Seamen’s Church

Leonardis Lixir for the Blood Advertisement Claim

An aged advertisement touts LEONARDIS LIXIR FOR THE BLOOD as a tonic to increase appetite strengthen blood and boost red cell supply. It promises nourishment to enrich the blood and improve health and appearance and mentions availability at five stores via Albright & Wood.

Leonardi Beowaiees LeSane Sas Albright & Wood Five

Italian Aviator Continues Return Flight From Tokyo

Commander De Pinedo, who left Tokyo on the return flight to Rome, halted at Hong Kong then departed for Hanoi at 8 15 this morning arriving here last night from Shanghai continuing his journey toward Rome.

Hong Kong de Pinedo Tokio Rome Hanoi Shanghai

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