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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1915

Page

3

Stone to Enter Race for U S Representative

Frank S. Stone of Bay Minette announced in Mobile that after the holidays he will enter the race for the Democratic nomination to Congress from Alabama’s Second District. The district includes Baldwin, Conecuh, Escambia, Crenshaw, Covington, Butler and Montgomery counties, with headquarters planned at the state capital.

Frank S. Stone Bay Minette Mobile

Police Court Has Short List On Christmas Eve

The Christmas Eve session of Recorder Edingtons court had a brief docket with few cases. Only two drunks remained unable to appear and will be called Tuesday morning. No police court session Saturday due to Christmas holiday.

Edington

Welsh Loses Coin as Promoter In Memphis Bout

Freddie Welsh the light weight champion staged a bout at Memphis with Bennie Palmer the Mexican. Billy Haack lost several hundred dollars on the show. Memphis fans crave fight profits but disliked Welsh using champion power to dictate terms and avoid paying spectators.

Freddie Welsh Billy Haack Memphis Bennie Palmer Haack Welsh

Reds Buy Moseley from Newark Federals Announced

Cincinnati announces the purchase of pitcher Moseley from Harry Sinclair of the Newark Federals. Moseley formerly played for the Boston Americans.

Cincinnati, O Moseley Cincinnati Harry Sinclair Newark Federals Boston Americans

Anuric advertised as a life insurance against sudden death

Anuric promoted by Dr. Pierce as a powerful remedy for kidney and uric acid issues. The ad claims it cleanses kidneys, dissolves uric acid, and protects heart valves and blood vessels. It targets meat eaters and those with lime-salt deposits, urging readers to send 10 cents for a sample and consult a physician.

Pierce The Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute Buffalo, N. Y Anuric Lithia Dr. Pierce

Y M C A Defeats Osteopaths 40 to 29 in Kirksville

The Y M C A five from Mobile defeated the Kirksville Osteopaths 40 to 29 on the local court. Cunningham and Hinman starred for the Y M C A while Manhart stood out for the Osteopaths. Next game is Y M C A vs Vanderbilt on Tuesday December 28 at 8 10 p m.

Kirksville Cunningham Hinman Manhart Osteopaths Toe F. Cunningham Crawford Pamipan Batggott Baumhauer A. S. of FG. F. Wel BGG le Eevee Cox Ss Manhart, F Fiiustes Momnot Cy Cei Ike Cevins Oe Johnson Doe Otmue EA Eo Ag Ceeusseat Ene Ay'se iSoost Martin Batson Vanderbilt

Cubs to Train in Tampa for 1916 17 and 18

The Chicago Cubs will conduct spring training in Tampa Florida for the years 1916 1917 and 1918 under a contract signed six weeks earlier by Chicago National League president C H Thomas and Tampa Baseball Training Association president Jack Downs.

Tampa Fla Chicago Cubs C. H. Thomas Chicago National League Jack Downs Tampa Baseball Training Association

Acute Articular Rheumatism Treatment Advice

The article discusses the uncertain cause of rheumatism and the lack of a universal remedy. It notes varying success with different drugs and emphasizes relieving pain and calming the nervous system. Dr Schultze advocates Anti-Kamma Tablets as preferable for rheumatic pain and headaches.

Schultze

Churches of City to Celebrate Day in Customary Way

Christmas services and musical programs planned across Mobile churches and houses of worship. Episcopal Trinity Church offers Holy Communion at 7:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. with special music, sermon by Rev. Fauntleroy. Catholic arrangements include St. Catherine of Siena and St. Marys masses from 5 a.m. to 9 a.m. St. Xavier holds six thirty to nine thirty a.m. masses with choir and organ.

Mobile Christ Episcopal Trinity Church St. Anthony and Jackson Sts A. G. Richards T. H. Johnston All Saints Church Philip W. Fauntleroy New York City Trinity Church Frank Adlam Redeemer of Mankind Hark Herald Angels Mesdames Frenkel Mosely Duck Misses Staats Luscher Campbell Quinlivan Stiles Weil Krudop Ruth Krudop Messrs de Miller Harkness Ebbecke Kennard Frederic Enholme E. C. Harris N. I. Young Christ Church Col St. Emanuel Church Sts Matthew Brewster D. D St. Stephens Harry Rowe Shelley Dudley Buck Albert Holden Shepherds Charles Vincent St. John’s Church Dearborn and Monroe’ Sts Gardiner C. Tucker St. Catherine of Sienna Spring Hill Stem Avenues Crichton Lafayette Street St. Mary's Church St. Matthew's Church Washington Avenue Marine Street St. Xavier Toulminville St. Xavier Church Misses Linna Geraldine Pritchard Ernest Jordan Clarence Jordan E. P. McDonald

All Saints Choir Sings Carols on Christmas Eve

The All Saints church choir will perform Christmas carols in various city locations on Christmas Eve night. Holy communion will be celebrated at midnight. Christmas Day services will feature holy communion at 11 a.m.

ALL Saints All Saints Church

Cubs and Browns Get First Pick of Federal League Players

New York report says Harry F. Sinclair owner of the Newark Federal League club has taken all absolutely binding contracts and will distribute players. The Cubs and St. Louis Browns will have first chance at the Federal League stars while other clubs relinquish claims.

New York Harry F. Sinclair Oklahoma Newark Edward Barrow International League Sinclair Chicago St. Louis Federal League P Baker St. Louis Cardinals Hot Wells Pirates Frank Gotch United States Joe Palmer Brooklyn’ Light Pacific Coast Freddy Welsh Ames College

Pitch players fined for poker chip game at hotel

Six players pleaded guilty to gambling after a poker chip game at Klosky's Hotel. Each paid $15 toward fines and were processed by Recorder Edington. Thornton proved not in the game as officers arrived, counting chips. Schimpf secured a continuance until Tuesday.

Klosky Edington's Court A. A. Pierce M. C. Prichard L. J. Bear R. Slawson E. Davenport M. J. Hoffman BE. Thornton Charles Schimpf

Cubs and Browns Benefit By Peace Agreement

Cincinnati dispatch notes relief for baseball rosters due to a peace agreement. Chicago Nationals and St. Louis Americans are exempt from May 20 limits until 1917. National League allows 21 players per team while the American League allows 25. The item closes with a comment on war songs.

Cincinnati Chicago Nationals St. Louis Americans

Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Dark Hair Naturally

Grandmother kept her hair dark and glossy with Sage Tea and Sulphur. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, sold for about 50 cents, claimed to darken gray hair naturally and evenly, restore color, and help dandruff and itching scalp.

Wyeth

Change in schedule for Alabama Tennessee and Northern Railway

The northbound passenger train from Mobile will depart Terminal Station at 6 15 A M and reach York Ala at 1 58 P M with connections to Meridian Tuscaloosa Birmingham and East. It will return York at 7 35 A M after Meridian arrivals and reach Mobile by 3 20 P M. The morning Mobile train now leaves before the Southern Railway to Calvert, affecting onward travel to A T N stations beyond Calvert.

Alabama, Tennessee and Northern Railway Mobile Terminal Station York Ala Meridian Tuscaloosa Birmingham Southern Railway Calvert

Eddie Mahan Turns to Golf with High Hopes

Eddie Mahan, a star athlete, turns to golf and likes it as much as football or baseball. He praises his eight hole score and notes Harvard’s 41 points against Yale look small by comparison. He spends spare time on the links and plans to mix golf with baseball in the spring.

Eddie Mahan Mahan Harvard Yale

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Stone U. S Police Court REDS Jack Mann Irving Simon Gulf Coast Merry Christmas Battle House Bldg Francis X. Bushman Essanay Snakesville Leo Delaney Rose Tapley Ae Oeee Adams Machinery MFG. Company N. Royal Street Empire Theatre Y. MC. A CUBS Tennessee Lyric Theatre John C. Fisher the Pink Lady W. F. DeMiller Government Browns FED Klosky’s Harry’'S Shoe Place Columbia Ice Cream Co Bell Phone Sport Dope C. J. Gayfer & CO Mobile Auto CO St. Joseph St van Antwerp
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