Underwood Backs Gray for Rivers and Harbors Seat
A letter from Alabama Senator Oscar W. Underwood endorses Oscar I. Gray for a House Rivers and Harbors Committee assignment. Underwood notes competition from veteran members and says he will aid Gray through Kitchin, the Ways and Means chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar I. Gray
United States
Oscar W. Underwood
Congress
Alabama
Mobile Item
Mobile
Gray
Rivers and Harbors Committee
House
Kitchin
Ways and Means Committee
Mr. Gray
Rivers and Harbors
O. W. Underwood
Law and Equity Court Transacts Thursday Business
In Mobile court actions Mrs. J Serda vs H C Byrne dismissed for want of prosecution. Stark Distillery Co. v Francis Zieman judgment for plaintiff 127.52. A Zimlich v McDermott Advertising non suit garnishees discharged. American Glue Co. v Mobile Chair final default 525.45. Horace Turner & Co. v Munson Steamship non suit. McGill Institute v Barrett Lumber default damages 305.72 with waiver of exemptions and sale of attached property. Kate McDonnell v D M Maguire et al costs paid and dismissed. Frank Rider v City of Mobile non suit. Harry E Smith v City of Mobile.Friday call: Charles B Stevens v Mrs J G Bourne Julia Pollock exrs v A O Murphree. MEETINGS WELL ATTENDED Oakdale Baptist deacons and Woman's Missionary Union meeting heard Myrtle Tully on Prayer and World Evangelization.
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Law and Equity Court
Safford Berney
J. Serda
H. C. Byrne
Stark Distillery Company
Francis Zieman
A. Zimlich
McDermott Advertising Service
American Glue Company
Mobile Chair Company
Horace Turner & Co
Munson Steamship Line
McGill Institute
Barrett Lumber Company
Kate McDonnell
D. M. Maguire
Frank Rider
City of Mobile
Harry E. Smith
Charles B. Stevens
J. G. Bourne
Julia Pollock
Als
A. O. Murphree
Adulterated Milk Fines Hit Local Establishments
Diamond Nick proprietor of a Commerce Street restaurant and Lipscombe Street keeper Salvator Granto were fined $10 each for selling milk with 30 and 25 percent water respectively. Threat avoided case, creamery blamed. Frank Webber sentenced to sixty days on vagrancy charge after roof-top capture at 74 Dauphin Street. E J Klumpp and Fred Brown traffic cases postponed to December 10.
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Diamond Nick
Commerce
Lipscombe Streets
Recorder
Salvator Granto
South Water Street
F. H. Threat
Frank Webber
Webber
Jeff Pierce
Dauphin Street
E. J. Klumpp
Fred Brown
New Automobile Tags Ready For Distribution
The Probate Judge Williams has received motorcycle tags from 14 901 to 15 000 inclusive and auto tags for commercial use from 13 201 to 13 300 and pleasure tags from 7 601 to 8 300. Tags may be obtained at the probate judge's office.
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Williams
Devotions in Honor of Sacred Heart at St Matthew's
The usual devotions for the Sacred Heart will be held Friday morning at St Matthew's church with mass at 7. Confessions are Thursday 4 pm and Friday 6 30 to 7 am. Holy communion at 6 and 6 30 am and Holy hour with exposition starting 6 30 am ending with benediction. Parents asked to bring children Thursday afternoon for confession.
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St. Matthew's Church
POTS A BOILING MOBILE PUBLIC MISSION PLANS FOR CHRISTMAS DINNERS
Salvation Army drives in Mobile report record demand with larger relief efforts and rising funds sought. Captain W L Price notes increased need as Christmas pots in downtown districts attract strong patronage. Grocers meet tonight at 8 at Y M C A Hall to discuss Settl Up Week and collections. Dry goods dealers from Alabama to convene Friday and Saturday at Battle House with Mobile members well represented.
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Salvation Army
Mobile
W. L. Price
Retail Grocers & Merchants’ Association
Y. M. B. A. Hall
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers Association of
Alabama
Battle House
Brownatone Named World’s Top Hair Stain in Market Reach
A dated claim asserts Brownatone is the largest selling and most universally used hair stain in the world, noting its long market presence and broad acceptance.
Stave Factory Seen as Valuable Mobile Asset
Know-Your-City committee visits Lucas E. Moore Stave Company plant on Conception street road near Three Mile Creek. The 15 acre site employs 100 to 150 workers six days a week with daily output around 40 000 staves and hefty payrolls, while machines run on three 150 horsepower boilers and two 125 horsepower engines.
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Mobile
Conception Street Road
Three Mile Creek
Lucas E. Moore Stave Company
Chamber of Commerce
E. M. Bailey
W. V. Young
Thomas Robertson
D. D. Richards
Columbus
Iss
Deaths and funerals gather for Hynde Montz and Ludlow
Joseph A. Hynde Sr 87 native of Glasgow died after a short illness at his daughter’s home in Mobile. Survived by son Joseph A Hynde Jr and two daughters. funeral from Vickers residence and St Vincent's church. Margaret Montz 75 born in Ireland died at home on Elmira street after long illness leaving one daughter Maggie Ward. Richard C Ludlow buried at Magnolia cemetery with service by Rev J W Phillips. pallbearers named.
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Joseph A. Hynde
Glasgow
Scotland
Mobile
M. J. Vickers
Church Street
St. Vincent's Catholic Church
Joseph A. Hynde, Jr
Herman & ‘Hynde
Thomas P. Norville
Vickers
St. Vincent’s Church
Margaret Montz
Ireland
John Montz
Elmira Street
R. C. Ludlow
Richard C. Ludlow
Texas Street
J. W. Phillips
First Baptist Church
Magnolia Cemetery
Messrs
Michael Coniff
J. Y. Shaw
J. M. Kearns
Edward Laurendine
Phelan B. Dorlon
M. Walker
Hanukkah Begins at Sunset in Mobile Temples
Beginning this evening at sunset the eight day Festival of Hanukkah opens in Mobile with services at two temples. Rabbi A G Moses will lead Friday and Saturday observances at Government Street. Sunday program features Sabbath school pupils with an elaborate entertainment.
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Hanukkah
Mobile
Antiochus
Holy of Holies
A. G. Moses
Government Street
Moses
Cobb 10 Attend Rate Conference
Traffic Manager Cobb of the Chamber of Commerce will attend a Birmingham conference Friday on the new freight tariff. The chamber traffic committee met at noon with Vice Chairman Horace Turner presiding. members include Robert F. Neville Horace Upton and S. K. Taylor. A Mobile representation request came from the Birmingham Merchants and Manufacturers Association as Southeastern representatives consider January rate advances.
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Cobb
Chamber of Commerce
Birmingham
Chamber
Horace Turner
Robert F. Neville
Horace Upton
S. K. Taylor
Birmingham Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Mobile
Trespass Case to be Settled by Arbitration
In an inferior court on Wednesday the trespass after warning case against Frank Henderson Charles Kennedy Andrew Johnson and James Murphy linked to a writ of restitution was continued to December 15. Both sides said they would seek arbitration. The Wizard Investment Company leads the complaint alleging removal of part of a building after warning not to.
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Frank Henderson
Charles Kennedy
Andrew Johnson
James Murphy
Wizard Investment Company
Hendon Levene
Nolle
Carlin McCrary
Robert Eaton
Zetta Bradley
Carrie Perry
Celia Miller
Walter Anderson
Fred Winston
Flossy Noble
Vernie Noble
Ely Rodgers
Eveline Johnson
Lee Paterson
City Court Reports Prohibition Acquittals and Setbacks
Frank Allen and T J Goulding were acquitted in city court on a prohibition charge after arrest by Deputies Brannan and Petty. They were fined 250 dollars and costs in inferior court and appealed. Several related cases were reset or continued for December and January.
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Frank Allen
T. J. Goulding
Brannan
Petty
Charles Densmore
Ed Smith
Same
L. W. Brown
Edward P. Barrett
Harry Harris
George Pearson
Interior
Kathryn Miley Promises Smiles in High Jinks at Lyric
Kathryn Miley star of Arthur Hammerstein's High Jinks visits the Lyric Theatre for a Saturday matinee and night performance on December 4. She touts optimism and contagious smiles as her stage philosophy and offers autographs with quips to cheer fans. Mail orders with cash and self addressed stamped envelopes will be processed promptly.
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Kathryn Miley
Arthur Hammerstein
Lyric Theatre
High Jinks
Miss Miley
Liquid Argon Dandruff Cure Claims Dazzling Results
An advertisement touts four ounces of ordinary liquid argon as a total dandruff solution. It promises rapid scalp moistening with nightly application, claiming most dandruff disappears by morning and complete dissolution after several uses. The copy says itching ends and hair becomes fluffy and glossy, with arvon available at drug stores.
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Underwood
Oakdale Baptist Church
Deacons and Woman's Missionary Union
Myrtle Tully
Grocers
Kenton Pharmacal Co
Pike Street
Covington
Nm Mobile
Bilenville Pharmacy
Dave 8S. Bauer
R. L. Braswell
Chat Ky
Reet
State
Wilten
STAVE
Mobile’s Quality Theatre
Saeed Tale Were
Eg Eee
USLN
Mee
A.om
Dumont & Croom
St. Michael St
C. J. Gayfer & Company
Mer
Kis
Norfolk
DON Woolen
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