City Bank Names Trust Officer In Mobile Move
EC Meredith, formerly a state bank manager and Montgomery Bank & Trust cashier, will move to Mobile March 1 to become trust officer of City Bank & Trust Company. He succeeds A L Staples, who resigned. Assistant trust officer F Jossen has temporarily filled the post but declines growth in duties due to health. Meredith left Montgomery after a careful search for a suitable replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EC. Meredith
Mamager
Mien Bank & Trust Company
Montgomery
Mobile
Ity Bank & Trust Company
A L. Staples
F. Jossen
Commt
Staples
Mississippi Anti Liquor Bill Back for Correction
Jackson Mississippi February 4 crowds filled galleries as no major measures were slated for action in the house and senate. The May May Lewis anti liquor bill labeled the get a doctor s share was set as the senate special order but was returned to committee at the last moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
House
Senate
Lewis
Fairs and Stock Raising as a Path to Meat Supply
A Mobile editorial argues increasing meat production is essential as beef availability lags behind population growth. It cites a 30 percent cattle decline in ten years and urges a large fair to align agriculture, education, and policy, leveraging the USDA and agricultural schools to boost U.S. meat output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Kiernan
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
United States
Department of Commerce and Labor
Antipodes
Antarctic
Mobile
Minnesota
Oklahoma City
Father Paget 10 Be Buried at Hill
Father Paul Paget S. J. died in New Orleans Tuesday morning at 10:60 o clock. The 75 year old Jesuit educator and former Spring Hill tutor had mass, grew weak, and died after receiving last rites. Born in New Orleans, he served Loyola University and, about five years ago, taught Latin and Greek at Spring Hill. The body will travel to Spring Hill College for interment, with a college delegation meeting the train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Paget
S. J
Jesuit College of
New Orleans
Spring Hill College
Father Paget
Loyola University
Spring Hill
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Merchant ships to enter carnival oarsmanship race
In Mobile during the carnival vessels in port may join a Mardi Gras oarsmanship contest with a cash prize and pennant for winners. Cutter crews have trained since the announcement, and motor boats seek ratings from George Linning of Southern Supply Company as measurements and horsepower are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Linning
Southern Supply Company
Linning
Registrar McFadyen Resigns to Run for County Commission
Finley McFadyen of Prichard resigns from the county board of registrars to seek the revenue and road commissioner post from the first district. His departure leaves only two board members Dan iell, Barrett and F. W. Kearns, in the Democratic county executive scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finley McFadyen
Prichard
Democratic County Executive Committee
Emmet O'Neal
County Board of Registrars
McFadyen J
Daniell, Barrett
F. W. Kearns
Robson Returns to Mobile From Chicago Posting
G C Robson Southern Railway traveling passenger agent has returned to Mobile after months in Chicago and is now at the Battle House ticket office. Mrs Robson accompanied him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. _C. Robson
The
Southern Railway
Chicago
City
Battle House
Deaths and Funerals of Mrs. Annette Leavitt
Mrs. Annette Leavitt died Monday night at age 75 after a short illness at her Parkham Street home. Funeral services were held Wednesday morning at 9:30 from the home and 10 from St. Matthew's Church, with interment at Catholic Cemetery. She is survived by four children Leary L Emanuel D Thomas A and Mrs W H Hamilton, two brothers Captain P Alba of Coden and Robert Keane of Mobile, and a sister Mrs Joseph Wilkins of Pensacola. A requiem Mass was conducted by Rev Fr John W Dunne. Pallbearers included M J Doody P M Desmond F E Davidson Joseph Sheehan L S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Leavitt
Parkham Street
St. Matthew’s Church
Leavitt
Leary L
Emanuel D
Thomas A. Leavitt
Thomas A. Leavitt and “Mrs.’W. H. Hamilton
P. ©. Alba
Coden
Robert Keane
Mobile
Joseph Wilkins
Pensacola
St. Matthew's Parish
John W. Dunne
Mrs. Sanders Dies at Prichard Home
Mrs. Harry Sanders daughter of W A Lockler died at her father’s home in Prichard on Tuesday night. She is survived by her father and husband plus a brother W E Lockler and three sisters Mrs M L Nathan Mrs L Coleman and Miss Lillie Lockler and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sanders
Harry ‘Sanders
W. A. Lockler
Prichard
W. E. Lockler
M. L. Nathan
L. Coleman
Lillie Lockler
Miss Corinne Gusman Rites Held at Colvin Home
Funeral services for Miss Corline Gusman were held Tuesday at 2 30 PM at the residence of S H Colvin 5 Herndon Avenue with Rev A G Richards officiating. Interment followed in the local cemetery. Pallbearers named Colvin Ray Fonde D KR Barbee and Kiine Gusman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinne Gusman
S. H. Colvin
Herndon Avenue
Corline ‘Gusman
A. G. Richards
On Ao
Colvin
Ray Fonde
D. KR. Barbee Dha Kiine Gusman
Kolb Forces Organized in Mobile County for Campaign
Albert G. Quinn named chairman as Mobie County Campaign Committee forms to back Captain Reuben F. Kolb. The group, with over a hundred present, plans active efforts from Citronelle to Bayou la Batre and sets Mobile as headquarters for a February 9 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobie County
Comer
Reuben F. Kolb
Captain Kolb
Citronelle
Bayou la Batre
Kolb Forces
Saint Andrew
Albert G. Quinn
Mobile County
Alabama
W. Fowler
Mobillan
Tango dance joins Big Girly Girl show at Orpheum
Patrons call the Orpheum’s latest attraction the best show of its kind seen in Mobile for the prices. Don’t miss the extra tango dance feature paired with the Big Girly Girl production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum
Mobile
Nazimova Stars in Bella Donna at Lyric Saturday
Nazimova appears as the title heroine in Fagan's adaptation of Hitchens's Belle Donna at the Lyric Theatre Saturday night. The production, praised as a major triumph, features Charles Bryant from London as lead male, with Herbert Percy and Robert Whitworth in key roles. Seats go on sale Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hichens
Mr. Fagan
Charles Frohman
Nazimova
New York
Charles Bryant
London
Herbert Percy
Robert Whitworth
The
Lyric
Messrs. Cohan
Harris
Lyric Theatre
Elmer Booth
Albert Tavernier
Hal Mordaunt
John McCabe
Sydney Stone
Henry Hubbard
Sydney Mason
Chic
How to Shed a Rough, Chapped or Blotchy Skin
Beauty's Mirror offers a method to improve complexion using metcal wax overnight to peelold skin and reveal smoother skin. The guide mentions Mercolized wax sold by the drugstore and Saxolite powder with a witch hazel wash to firm the skin.
Booster signs ban ends street displays in Mobile
At a Mobile City Commission meeting Commissioner Pillans opposed street pole signs for the Mobile Boosters. The group will have to restrict signs to interior locations such as stores and hotels. Simon Metzger for the Kilé Boosters argued cities permit such displays but Pillans challenged the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Pillans
City Commission
Simon Metzger
Kile Boosters
Atlanta
Tampa
Pillans
Metzger
Mr. Metzger
Lyons
New Orleans
Schwarz
Bridge Keeper Appointed for Cedar Plant Road Span
The board of revenue and road commissioners appointed Rufus Williamson as keeper of the new steel bridge over Dog River on Cedar Plant road. He posted bond and began duties immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
Rufus Williamson
Dog, River
Cedar Plant Road
Bond
Engagement seats go on sale for Burnham event
Burnham and the Misses Carrol War ren, Gladys Wilcox, Vere Martin, Em ma Campbell, Laura Walker, Marie Mason and Rose Beaudet. Seats for the engagement will go on sale Saturday.
Orpheum Shows Attract Crowds With Night in Heidelberg
The Orpheum Theatre begins Norman Friedenwald's A Night in Old Heidelberg with tango exhibitions by the company tonight. The bill shifts Thursday to To the Girl From Dublin for the rest of the week. Matinees are daily at 3 and evening shows at 7 15 and 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum
Norman Friedenwald
Old Heidelberg
Orpheum Theatre
Dublin
Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy Ad
An old advertisement extols kidneys bowels liver skin and lungs and promotes Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy as a cure. It claims 37 years of use and offers a 50 cent price with free samples by mail from Rochester New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
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City Bank
Meredith of
A. L. Staples
Mme. Montessori
America
Battle Creek
Great Pure Food Center
Chicago Daily Journal
M’fadyen
G. C. Robson
Southern
T. P
Quina
Kolb
Reginald Wright Kaufman
Tammany
Rockefeller Vice Commission
Warner's Safe Remedies ‘Co. Dept
Rochester, N. Y
Ty Th
Mihi
Grost
Lubin Film Co
Charles Klein
Mobie Obile
Iano
City Bank & Trust CO
L. & N. Railroad
Thomas A. Edison
Louisville and Nashville
R. R. CO
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