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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1914

Page

6

German plans loom large as invasion accelerates

Paris reports from the French war office detail German advances in Lorraine and Alsace with expected major operations from Montmedy to Nancy. Analysts foresee a bold thrust via Longwy toward Belgium as the most likely plan, while southern Alsace remains strongly held by French forces.

Paris French War Office Andun Moselle Marne Rhine Alsace Muelhausen Metz St. Nay Meuse Bonnal Montmedy Nancy Longwy Andun le Roman Sedan Bethal Rheims Belgium Mons St. Quentin Algace Lorraine Namur France Charleroi Lieke Liege

Fisher files third alimony suit against Cadillac official

Mrs Elinore Fisher sues for separate maintenance in Chicago claiming Walter M Fisher manager of Cadillac Automobile Co Illinois is unwilling to resume marriage. She says he testified willingness to reconcile then remained silent beyond August 7 triggering her action. She notes his $1500 monthly income and $100 support amount as inadequate.

Chicago Elinore Fisher Walter M. Fisher Cadillac Automobile Company of Illinois

McAdoo Disapproves Broussard Action

In a letter to the House Judiciary Committee Secretary McAdoo disapproves Broussard's plan to grant Louisiana standing to sue the Treasury Department over the tariff act as it applies to sugar imports.

War Price Levels Persist in Mobile Markets

Food items remain pricey despite complaints from housewives. Butter jumps to about 66c per pound wholesale, sugar ranges 61c to 73c, granulated sugar 74c, flour around 5.25 to 5.80 per barrel. Lemons import restrictions push prices to top levels with boxes around 4.50 to 7.00. An anticipated Justice Department probe is uncertain. officials see no local Sherman act violations but possible broader inquiries.

Mobile Chamber of Commerce Italy California Department of Justice Harry T. Pegues Pegues Heins New Orleans New York Virgin Louisana

Whistler man arrested for counterfeit and bad checks

A 27 year old white man, Barber of Whistler, was arrested after attempting to pass a check for 257 dollars drawn on Planters Bank Waynesboro Mississippi. The check and two other instruments showed identical handwriting and were deemed suspicious by John F Holley manager Bonded Auction Co. The man claimed alias Wells and said he came from Meridian. An official note stated insufficient funds.

Barber Whistler Warren Bureh Wells Meridian John F. Holley Planters Bank of Waynesboro Miss R. R. Hohton Plantera Bank of T. G. Meaker D. M. McKay Merchants Bank

Stallings Cusses but Praises Braves as Pennant Hopes Rise

New York August reports George Stallings uses coarse language to spur players yet showers praise on over 2,000 men. He believes cussing motivates stars, praises strong deeds, and backs the Braves as they challenge the Athletics and Giants in a tense pennant race.

Stallings Tig Braves Athletics Giants Frank Baker Mathewson Marquard Eddie Collins Tyler James Rudolph

Streetcar segregation arrest shocks Plateau community

Claude Dodson, a Black resident of Plateau, was arrested Saturday night at 7 30 by Officer Noah Harris for violating city code section 473. The rule requires Black passengers to sit in rear cars while white passengers sit in front. Dodson refused to move from the white section when the conductor ordered him to.

Claude Dodson Plateau Noah Harris Dodson

Local Baptist Churches Schedule Sunday Services

The list details services for First Baptist Church Government and Jefferson streets with 9:36 Sunday school led by Dr. Frazer, Dauphin Way Baptist with 9:30 Sunday school led by J. L. Baskin, Northside Baptist at 263 North Conception with 4:30 Sunday school led by J. Abney, Calvert Baptist at Cedar and North Carolina with 9:20 Sunday school and 11 am and 6 pm sermons by Bees Tates Janey, Oakdale Baptist with August 14 service at 11 am and 4 pm by M. Daffin, Tabernacle at Claiborne and Church streets with 6:30 am teaching and 11 am and 5 pm preaching by J Parnes, Bible study at 3 pm and 7:30 pm led by Edward Hemmers. midweek rover and training sessions noted.

First Baptist Church Government Jefferson Streets John W. Phillips D. D T. H. Frazer Dauphin Way Baptist Church W. FP. Hines D. Lb Northside

International Bible Students Associa tion address speaker

Mr W. H. Smith is slated to address an gathering of the International Bible Students Association. The event details follow in the notice.

International Bible Students’ Association W. H. Smith

First Christian Church Bible School and Worship Schedule

The First Christian Church invites with Bible School at 9 30 a m and Worship at 11 a m led by Pastor James T Law son The door states no evening service and asks attendees to consider the morning subject Are We Christ s The entry reflects a local church event notice.

First Christian Church James T. Lawson

Seamen's Mission Announces Scandinavian Services and Meetings

Norwegian Seamen's Mission led by Rev A Kielland invites all Scandinavians to Sunday services at 10 30 am and 7 30 pm with two weekday meetings at 7 45 pm Tuesday and Friday.

A. Kielland

First Church of Christ Scientist Service Schedule

Christian Science hall at 4 St Emanuel street hosts Sunday service at 1 am and Sunday school at 9 30 am. Testimonial meetings are held Wednesdays at 7 45 pm. Reading room at the same address is open daily except Sunday from 11 am to 8 pm.

First Church of Christ Scientist Christian Science Hall St. Emanuel Street

Seventh Day Adventist Sabbath Services at Local Cathedral

Sabbath school takes place each Saturday at 9 45 a m with a worship service at 11 a m. The gatherings are held at the Scottish Rite Cathedral located at St Francis and Franklin streets.

Saabbath Scottish Rite St. Francis and Franklin Streets

Exporters Turn to Vast Field in South America

New York Aug 22 Alexander Del Mar president of the Latin American Chamber of Commerce says the European war opens South and Central American trade to U S manufacturers and exporters He cites British and German shares and urges an American steamship line and better market education He warns on metric systems packing and needs for agents and bank branches to expand trade

New York United States Alexander del Mar West One Hundred and Forty-Seventh Street C Chamber of Commerce del Mar South America Mr. del Mar Great Britain Latin America Dal Mar National City Bank New York City Spalin-American Chamber of Commerce Cormmission South

France vows to free Belgium from German troops

The French office rebutted claims that France has forgotten Belgium saying Paris will not abandon its ally. It pledged to use every soldier and penny to expel the German army as soon as French forces are fully ready.

France Belgium

Body of Unidentified Man Found in Mobile River Near Twelve Mile Bridge

A white unidentified man was found floating near the Twelve Mile bridge on the Mobile River late Friday by Dan Mac Donald, towed to One Mile Creek, and turned over for burial. Initial identification suggested Jesse Staynes, but witnesses could not confirm. The corpse, described as wearing a blue shirt and black pants, was buried due to condition.

Twelve-Mile Bridge Mobile Dan MacDonald Hirshfield One-Mile Creek Roche & Burke Undertaking Company Jesse Staynes Budd Neese Ernest James Undertaking Establishment Haynes Aitfred

Mobile views on merchant marine asked off

A U S Chamber of Commerce letter to Mobile asks for information and advice on modifying merchant marine laws and for suggestions to aid the industry. It notes a foreign built ships registry bill becoming law and a war risk insurance bill moving through Congress. Special committees will gather seaport input for broad interest coverage. A closing quip comments on homes lacking a woman's touch if the owner is unmarried.

Senate House of Representatives

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