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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1916

Page

3

Boy Scouts Post 46 Percent Membership Gain

Washington feb 10 an increase of 46 percent in membership during last year was announced at the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America annual meeting. Total membership reached 182 622 with troops in churches schools armories and community buildings and 7067 scoutmasters including clergymen physicians lawyers teachers. President Wilson welcomed the council to the White House and commended their work.

Washington National Council of the Boy Scouts of America Wyers Wilson National Council White House

Capitol Gossip on Neutral Trade and Woman Suffrage Debates

Washington dispatch surveys U S opposition to Britain over neutral trade and the potential embargo as retaliation. It notes amendments for woman suffrage facing mixed votes, with lawmakers voicing varied views from Biblical to political reasons.

Washington United States Great Britain England

Higgledee Piggledee Egg Heist Saves Mother Goose Tale

Uncle Wiggily helps Mother Goose and Higgledee Piggledee solve a mystery of missing eggs. Higgledee lays eggs for gentlemen while two rats plot to steal them, but the rabbit inventor and goose ally uncover the scheme and intervene.

Uncle Wiggily Higgledee Piggledee Mother Goose Grandfather Goosey Black Hen

Jewish relief fund receipts total two thousand seven hundred thirty four

The Jewish relief committee lists new contributions since last publication, bringing total donations to date to two thousand seven hundred thirty four dollars. A list of donors includes Factors & Traders Insurance, Ben May, Joseph H Lyons, and others with small gifts. FEARING LYNCHING, NEGRO IN MISSISSIPPI ENDS LIFE is reported next. Dave Hagen, a black man, killed himself with a razor to avoid lynching after arrest for shooting town marshal Cal Smith. He died after falling from his horse, following capture by a posse.

Jewish Relief Committee Factors & Traders’ Insurance Company Ben May Joseph H. Lyons Thomas W. Gilmer Bay Minette M. E. Eichberg Thomas T.palmer Sol Rosen I. Jonas William J. Zimmern J. F. Jacobson J. Levinsohn B. C. Pickens R. E. Houstis E. Solomon Ellen Quinn Julius Meyer Ben W. Padgett Gertrude Solomon Cash Charest Printing Company E. V. Brown W. S. Broyles H. H. Lemon J. Renne Nelson Mississippi Tunica Miss Dave Hagen Hagen Cal Smith

Grand Jury Charges Teiper With First Degree Murder

Erie county grand jury returns an indictment charging John Edward Teiper with murder in the first degree for slaying his mother Agnes M. Teiper and his brother Frederick C. Teiper on the Orchard Park highway the night of January 30.

Buffalo John Edward Teiper Erie County Grand Teiper Agnes M. Teiper Frederick C. Teiper Orchard Park Highway

Mobile Hoo-Hoo Plan Meeting This March

The Concatenatea Order of Hoo Hoo formed of lumbermen will hold a get-together and a Concatenation at Cawthon in March. The event, scheduled for the Saturday before Mardi Gras, should attract many lumbermen to Mobile.

Concatenatea Order of Hoo Hoo

Uncle Wiggily and the Rat Hole in the Coop

Uncle Wiggily exposes a rat hole used by Higgledee Piggledee to steal eggs. He chases the rats away and blocks the hole with stones. Mother Goose and Higgledee Figgled e the black hen celebrate. next tale promised with a feather bed note.

Higgledee Piggledee Uncle Wiggily Pery Hill Scott Mother Goose Moving Pictures Uncle Wigetty Bo Peep

Negro Business League Plans Tuscaloosa Meet

The State Negro Business League executive committee met in Birmingham on February 7 to finalize a program for the annual sessions to be held in Tuscaloosa April 16 17 and 18. The agenda includes commercial topics and a discussion on eradicating boll weevil damage and improving health through educational cooperation.

Cial State Negro Business League Birmingham Tuscaloosa Alabama

Fifteen year old charged with breaking and entering

Recorder Edington sentenced Charley Jones a 15 year old negro to heavy jail time after he was found near a North Warren street residence. Police said Jones admitted entering to sleep, and investigators found keys and can openers in his possession.

Edington Charley Jones North Warren Street Jones

Escaped convict captured after county camp escape

Deputy Sheriffs Soles Oberhaus and Donahue arrested Leon Dennis on the charge of escaping from the county convict camp in the northern part of the county while serving a two year sentence for day morning.

Cocoa aboard Appam May Spoil as Status Remains Unresolved

Norfolk, Va. February 10. About a thousand tons of cocoa on the captured British steamer Appam, now at Newport News, may spoil if not removed. It is valued at $450,000. other goods including palm oil total about $200,000. The state department must determine the Appam’s status before removal.

Norfolk Appam Newport News State Department Moewe Widows and Orphans Fund Berg American Red Cross Fund

Civil Service Exam Set for Mobile County Rural Carrier Job

The U S Civil Service Commission announces a March 11 1916 examination in Mobile County Alabama to fill a rural carrier post at Theodore and possible vacancies on other rural routes. Open to male citizens domiciled in the county post office territory meeting Form No 1977 requirements. Form and blank applications available from local offices or the Commission in Washington DC. Apply to Washington promptly. One needn't be an iconoclast to say the old hometown is often disappointing after returning from a long absence.

United States Civil Service Commission Mobile Ala Theodore Washington, D. C Commission Washington

Real estate transfers list multiple township parcels and credits

New South Land Co transfers to W K Frer ick and to Jee Weger in townships 2 north range 1 west. W Taylor and wife to V W Newburn for 174.30 in township 2 south range 4 west. L I Brannon and wife to V W Newburn for 160 in same township and range. Jack Moffett to V W Newburn for 120 in section 33 township 2 south range 4 west. Exchange Land Co to V W Newburn for 112.50 in section 32 township 2 south range 4 west. Adele G Wheat to Ellen Collins to satisfy indebtedness. Lot 1 square 1 Brown Tract Etheridge Tract. James Barnett and wife to Claude Gray for 1 and other valuable considerations. Lot 20 square 20 Fisher Tract.

New South Land Co W. K. Freerick Jee Weger W. Taylor V. W. Newburn L. I. Brannon Jack Moffett W. Newburn Exchange Land Co Ellen Collins Etheridge James Barnett Claude Gray

Special devotions at St Matthews Church Lourdes feast

Special devotion at 7 a m for Our Lady of Lourdes at St Matthews Church with a mass on the new Lourdes altar and benediction. Confessions Thursday afternoon 8 30 and Friday morning before the mass. Parents asked to send children Thursday afternoon. The remark about cold baths appears in the text.

St. Matthews’ Church Our Lady of Lourdes

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