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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1915

Page

5

Court notices and sheriff sale items listed in Mobile County

Legal notices include a creditors meeting for Lerio Turpentine Cup Co. with Feb 1 1916 filing deadline, a sheriff sale of Tracy Spaulding's property, a foreclosures notice on Emma Wittman vendor's lien property, an executor notice for Elizabeth Hoerig, and a chancery sale of large Mobile blocks per a December 1915 decree.

Harry Buschane Lerio Turpentine Cup Inc Lerio Turpentine Recei i Mn Turpentine Cup Co Affs Register Meery Mobile Dober FR H. Cabb G. B. Toulmip Tracy . Spaulding Mobile County Alabama Tracy E. Spaulding Grand United Order of St. Paul Emma A. Whittman Grand United Order of St Paul Elin Street Franklin and Delaware Streets Franklin Street F. C. Gordon Emma A. Wittman Vendee Ervin & McAleer Joseph G. Espalla Elizabeth Hoerig Price Williams Ernest F. Hoerig Iarke & Brown Attorneys Register’s Office Lloyd M. Richard Edward E. Richard Court of Chancery Thirteenth Southwestern Chancery Division State of Oe Asakee Sheriff’s Sale Beech Paint & Chemical Co Clark- Butler Realty Co Law and Equity Court Court House Clark-Butler Realty Co., Inc Real Oe.ge Nasties Sevie Z S. W N. W St. Stephens Meridian W. H. Holcombe Mobile Sent

Big crowd at bank opens holiday savings drive

A long morning line formed at First National Bank savings department as Christmas savings clubs opened. J W Woolf said 3500 accounts last year may climb to 5 600. 75 percent of earlier participants kept payments. Deposits extend through next month with interest from year start.

Mobile First National Bank Savings Department J. W. Woolf

Optimism Reigns on Stock Exchange Amid Quiet Christmas Week

The New York stock market shows cautious confidence after a month of steady gains and holiday bonuses. Brokers discuss pending mergers in steel and auto sectors as trading volumes stay brisk but not explosive, with 250000-share hours among the busiest in weeks.

New York Wall Street United States Steel Stock Exchange

Colt Dies and Father Kills Self in Tragic Deaths

Louvisa Court House Va Dec 27 Grieved over the death of Pendleton Butler an 18 year old colt owner the youth hanged himself from an oak tree near Cutlongs store between here and Gordonsville Zach Butler father of the boy found the body and killed himself with a shot through the head dying instantly in the tragedy of two suicides and a horse death

Louvisa Court House Pendleton Butler Cutlong Here Gordonsville Zach Butler

Coal Hoisting Plant Nears Operation at Pensacola Docks

Electrical coal loading apparatus with 400 tons per hour capacity will be ready for operation at the Louisville and Nashville docks in Pensacola early next year. The equipment is expected to increase weekly coal handling, including bunker and cargo coal, by thousands of tons.

Pensacola Fila Louisville & Nashville

Fires Damage Two Homes on Congress and Broad Streets

A Sunday fire damaged the roof of a one story frame house at 952 Congress street. Owner M J Vick ers and occupant Lizzie Coleman were affected. A separate blaze at 140 South Broad street damaged by sparks fell on the roof. occupants were Henry French and owner J W Phillips.

Congress Street M.J. Vickers Lizzie Coleman South Broad Street Henry French J. W. Phillips

To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Brom Quinine

An old advertisement promises a fast cure for colds using Laxative Brom Quinine tablets. It notes a money back guarantee if the remedy fails and includes the phrase EWW eee ane ture on the box.

Monday Markets Cotton Receipts Report

Exports by M. & O. compressed 242 bales. Southern-Exports compressed 112 bales. River Packet City of Mobile with Baker Lyons & Co and Clark Davis & Co totals 35 bales. River Packet Peerless with Clark Davis & Co N G Davis and others totals 14. Byrn N-F M Ladd Co Baker Lyons & Co R P Pope & Co totals 157 bales.

Southern River Packet City of Mobile Baker, Lyons & Co Clark, Davis & Co River Packet Peerless N. G. Davis Planters Cotton Company Byrn & N F. M. Ladd & Co R. P. Pope & Co

New Orleans and New York Cotton Markets Rally on Notices

The New Orleans and New York cotton exchanges opened with gains driven by January notices and near month shorts covering. January led the advance amid steady spot trading. prices rose to around 12.14 to 12.19 in New York while January notices totaled about 15,000 bales in New Orleans.

New Orleans New York Liverpool Chicago Sbee Ion Ee Jan Ode Éeneckaneue

Negro man docketed on murder charge after Christmas Eve assault

Albine Jones, a Black man, was arrested Sunday by Detectives Lacy and Murphy on charges of assault with intent to kill Ike Bell. Bell died Sunday night from a fractured skull at the city hospital. The pair had a Christmas Eve altercation in which Jones struck Bell with timber. Bell’s skull was crushed according to hospital reports.

Albine Jones Lacy and Murphy Ike Bell Jones Bell Hattie Green North Royal Street Lacey and Murphy

Active copper shares lift New York market amid heavy trading

New York trading rose as copper and other metal stocks led a broad market advance. United States Steel climbed late to its best price since 1910, with volume surges in Union Pacific, Great Northern Ore, Studebaker, Westinghouse, and many industrials, closing strong with gains across key issues.

New York United States Steel Baldwin Locomotive Studebaker Westinghouse Great Northern Goodrich New York Central Chicago Northwestern Steel Union Pacific Atchison Ralls Anaconda Copper Atlantic Coast Line Baltimore and Ohio Bethlehem Steel Brooklyn Rapid Transit Canadian Pacific Chesapeake & Ohio Chi Mil. & St. Paul R. L & Pacific Consolidated Gas Crucible Steel Erie General Electric Pfd Great Northern Ore Ctis Illinois Central Interborough Consol. Corp International Merc. Mar Kansas City Southern Louisville & Nashville Liggett & Myers Lorillard Co Mexican Petroleum Missouri Pacific National Lead N. Y N. H. & Hartford Norfolk and Western Northern Pacific Pennsylvania Reatiing Rep. Iron and Steel Seaboard Air Line Sloss-Shef, Steel and Iron Southern Pacific Southern Railway Studebaker Corp Tennessee Copper Texas Co United States Rubber United States Steel, Pfd Va.Carp. Chem Va. Iron, Coal & Coke Wabash Pfd Ctfs Western Union Westinghouse Electric United Fruit

Chicago Livestock Prices Sit Steady Across Markets

Chicago livestock receipts show hogs at 24 000 head with a steady market and mixed, heavy and rough price ranges. Cattle receipts of 19 000 head with native beef steers and cows and heifers priced across wide bands. Sheep receipts reach 12 000 head with wethers and lambs trading steady within narrow bands.

Chicago Livestock Chicago

Turpentine and rosin prices steady in Savannah market

Turpentine firm quotes show 61 1 4 to 61 1 2 as latest sales, with receipts at 375 casks. Rosin firm receipts total 1,567 barrels. Bid/offer ranges appear for grades B through M and WG WW in the Savannah naval stores market.

Savannah

Cotton Seed Oil Prices and Market Activity

The cotton seed oil market closed easy with spot and forward quotations across months from January to December. Total sales reached 19,600 barrels while other market notes and a few police reports appear on page.

New York

Birthday Greetings For Mobile Children Celebrate December Birthdays

The Mobile Item lists children born in December and invites families to send full names addresses and birthdates to the Children’s Editor at the newspaper. Names include Frazier J. McKnight Shirley Mae McKnight George B. McKnight Jr Mae Howell Elizabeth Johnson John J Hughes Virginia Dodd. Tickets for an Empire Theatre birthday celebration are mailed for this afternoon.

Frazier J. McKnight N. Broad Shirley Mae McKnights George B. McKnight, Jr N. Broadva Mae Howell St. Francis

Maritime Moves Include City of Mobile and Several Vessels

River packet City of Mobile arrives with heavy cargo and passengers, hauling 35 bales of cotton 1185 staves 252 barrels of resin and sundries. American steamer Mallory line returns from New York with freight and passengers. Astoria sails from Galveston to Liverpool. Swedish bark Carolina beached and lost near Galveston, sold as is. Captain Wrightson of Mobile sold the Carolina. Norwegian steamer Viator moves to Mobile docks for coal. Tarpon due from Pensacola and set to depart Monday night.

Mobile Campasses Mallory Line New York Key West Tampa Fila Carolina Galveston Walter Wrightson

Bohemian Girl All-Star Revival At Lyric Tonight

The Bohemian Girl all star revival comes to the Lyric Theatre for one performance tonight at 8 15. Management cites the need to cover the enormous expenses of this organization with weekly takings from other houses reported between 9000 and 12000 dollars. Seat sale is underway at the Lyric box office.

Lyric Theatre Lyric

Lumber shipments from Pensacola reach monthly peak

Pensacola saw its largest monthly lumber shipment as the Dutch steamship Terschelling cleared for Spezia with 2 336 000 feet of lumber and timber. The Italian steamship Natalie L. departed for Rosario with 1 229 000 feet of lumber.

Pensacola Fla Terschelling Spezia Italy Natalie L Rosario

Knights of Pythias meet at Odd Fellows Hall in Whistler

Whistler Lodge No. 127 Knights of Pythias will meet Monday at 7 o'clock in Odd Fellows Hall Ray King of Chicago NL is visiting Indian Springs relatives John Ormerd returns from Gulfport business trip John M Mason and Price H Williams spend holidays with Gulfcrest Alabama Mr and Mrs Homer Pringle return to Mobile after visiting Mr and Mrs Ira H Pringle Miss Marguerette Wooten returns to Mobile after visiting cousins the Misses Peterson Mrs Harry Harris of Pensacola visits her mother Mrs Gabrella George Little Lyda Baxton of Prichard visits cousin Miss Annie Roy Williams Miss Gleason of Mobile visits Miss Bessie Hanley

Whistler Aln Whistler Lodge No. 127 Knights of Pythias Odd Fellows Hall Ray King Chicago Indian Springs John Ormerd Gulfport John M. Mason Price H. Williams Gulfcrest Ala Homer Pringle Mobile Ira H. Pringle Marguerette Wooten Peterson Harry Harris Pensacola Fla Gabrella George Lyda Baxton Prichard Annie Roy Williams Gleason Bessie Hanley

A Novel Christmas Tree At Miller Home

A novelty Christmas tree was erected at EB J Miller's home 339 Spring Hill avenue for the holidays. Snowflake foliage hides the tree while tiny lights glow like stars and presents for family and guests enhance the scene. Witnesses said the snow looked so real it gave them the shivers.

EB. J. Miller Spring Hill Avenue

Lutheran church holds children's Christmas service with gifts

The German Lutheran church conducted Sunday night children's services with Christmas carols sung by Bible class children. Each Bible class member received a box of candy and a bag of fruit, and all the tots were given a bag of fruit. Pastor Hennig led the closing songs.

Hennig

Deaths and funerals in Mobile area

The Mobile community mourns as Theodore G. Harwell of the police force is buried at Pine Crest after a 2 pm service at St. Vincent's with Police Relief Association and Woodmen of the World delegations. Also reported are the deaths of child Edward Ross Chisholm and Clara Ellen Dillard, Mobile resident for 28 years.

T.G. Harwell Theodore G. Harwell Mobile St. Vincent's Catholic Church Daniel Brady Police Relief Association Forest Camp Woodmen of the World Pine Crest Cemetery Clara Ellen Dillard Montgomery County North Ann Street Richard Jane Felder Richard Felder Police RE. M. Dillard Pagphis, Tenn A. G. Forbes Montgomery Charleston Dukes Mary Watts DeWitt C. Dillard Jane P. Jacobs

Christmas Arrests Were Remarkably Few

A total of sixty one arrests were made from Friday morning after the recorder's court adjourned up to 7 oclock Sunday morning. Sheriff Holcombe reported conditions in the county as quiet with no disorder. The number of arrests was very small.

Recorder’s Court Holcombe

Moonshiner Sentenced to Fine and Jail Time

Willis Kennedy pleaded guilty in United States district court to operating an illicit still near his home in Bessemer Jefferson County. Judge Toulmin sentenced him to a $160 fine and thirty days in Mobile county jail. Kennedy, who is colored, began serving immediately.

Willis Kennedy Bessemer Jefferson County Mobile County Toulmin United States District Court Kennedy

Mobile after Jewish Sunday School Meet in Alabama

In Selma on December 27 a special report says Birmingham Montgomery and Mobile will likely bid for the next annual meeting of the Jewish Sunday School Teachers Association. Montgomery is viewed as having the best chance to host the convention.

Selma Ala Birmingham Montgomery Mobile Sunday School Teachers’ Association

Marriage Licenses Issued By Probate Court

Marriage licenses issued Monday include White Harrison Simmons with Bessie Lockett Allman Jos W Abraham with Catherine Marie Kels on Charles H Connell with Ollie Elizabeth Jackson Harry M McDonald with Marie Elizabeth Coomes. An alarm lock ad follows.

Robert Harrison Simmons Bessie Lockett Allman Jos. W. Abraham Catherine Marie Kelson Charles H. Connell Ollie Elizabeth Jackson Harry M. McDonald Marie Elizabeth Coomes

Mallory Line Steamship Travel to Tampa and Key West

Luxurious express steamers offer stateroom berths and all meals included in fare with weekly Tuesday sailings. Stops include Tampa and Key West. Special freight handling facilities available. For rates and full information contact B. F. Du Bois, Agent, Mobile.

Mallory Line Tampa Key West Mallory Steamship B. F

Reduced rent commercial properties in New Orleans area

Properties listed by Morrill & Lyons at 57 St. Francis Street include No 14 South Conception St near Majestic Theatre as well as sites on N W St Joseph and Bloodgood Sts Bienville Brewery building suitable for warehouse or factory No 63 Dauphin St a two story brick building with two show windows and all See N E St Emanuel a one story brick building suitable for mage a aeerreny No Dauphin street ground floor ideal for butcher shop or confectionery.

South Conception St Majestic Theatre N. W. St. Joseph and Bloodgood Bienville Brewery Dauphin St N. E. St. Emanuel Mage Aeerreny Auphin Street Oan Am Morrill & Lyons St. Francis Street

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