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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1915

Page

8

Sixties Belle Honored in Huntsville Nonagenarian Party

Mrs. Clapton celebrated her 90th birthday in Huntsville with Mrs. Milton Humes hosting at Hillcrest from 3 to 6 pm. Pink roses, ivy decor, and elegant attire set a patriotic, emotional tone as toasts honored endurance and serenity, with Miss Annie Wheeler and Dr. Hopper adding sentiments.

Hunteville Humes Mrs. Clapton Clapton Annie Wheeler Joe Wheeler Hopper

Older Girls Conference District 4 to convene at Central Presbyterian

The Older Girls Conference District No 4 will hold its first meeting Sunday at 3 30 p m at Central Presbyterian The district combines St Stephen s Road Methodist Dauphin Way Methodist and other churches Miss Helen Gill was elected chairman The meeting urges representation by two delegates and an adult worker Mrs PD Bestor Jr hosted the Ewell Bridge Club Friday with prizes for table winners and a salad tea follows

Central Presbyterian Helen Gill St. Stephen’s Road Methodist Dauphin Way Methodist Dauphin Way Baptist All Saints Episcopal Crichton Methodist Crichton Baptist Toulminville Methodist Dumas Institutional Barker Cotton Mill PD. P. ‘Bestor, Jr Elwells D. P. Bestor, Jr Ewell Bridge Club W. 8 Stephenson B. F. Adams P. J. Acker Rivers Rush John McPhillips J. W. Hunter

Saturday Society Notes at the Battle House

The Shakespeare Club gathers with Mrs. C J Torrey at 11 a.m. Miss Ethel Burgess hosts dinner at the Battle House honoring her guest Miss Portia Pratt and Mr. Arthur J. Brown.

Shakespeare Club C. J. Torrey Ethel Burgess Battle House Portia Pratt Arthur J. Brown

Russell School Improvement Association Achievements

The Russell School Improvement Association explains its purpose to connect parents and teachers and improve the environment for pupils. In eight years it established the first sanitary drinking fountain in city schools, bought pianos for the school and kindergarten, added a Victrola and records, and provided kindergarten blocks.

Russell

Display of Charles W. Hayssen's New York Cherries and Pears

An advertisement shows attractive display of Hayssen's New York cherries and pears in the Royal street window at 8 H. Kress & Co. The notice emphasizes fresh fruit offerings and appealing presentation for shoppers.

Charles W. Hayssen New York Royal Street 8. H. Kress & Co

Bushman Appears in Dear Old Girl at the Empire

Francis X. Bushman stars in Dear Old Girl a two reel subject at the Empire today. Beverly Bayne Bryant Washburn and Helen Dunbar of the Essanay Company support the lead in this college romance. The Banker's Double an Edison detective drama with Robert Conness also shows today.

Sins of Parents at Royal Theatre in Mobile

After forty two weeks at Strand New York this photo drama opens at the Royal in Mobile today. Madame Sarah Adler leads a star cast in a five reel feature praised for its powerful dramatic story and large crowds. A big attendance is expected with police reserves called for admission during its Broadway run.

Royal Strand Theater New York Mobile Royal Theatre Broadway Sarah Adler Europe

Secretary orders inquiry into Dominican public works funds

Secretary Bryan orders an investigation after charges of an eight thousand dollar deficiency in the Dominican public works department accounts. Details are withheld but the probe concerns expenditures by Dominican officials or Americans linked to the Dominican government under limited U.S. oversight.

Washington Public Works Department Dominican Republic Bryan United States

Stations of the Cross erected at St Matthew's Church

Beautiful new Stations of the Cross donated by Mr and Mrs E G Dreaper will be erected at St Matthew's Church this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Parish gentlemen and children will participate. A statue of St Rita of Cisia will be unveiled donated by Mrs Mary Nichol. The ceremony ends with benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament.

ST. Matthew's Church E. G. Dreaper St. Rita of

Austrian War Loan Subscriptions Total $670 Million

Vienna reports the final subscriptions for the Austrian war loan reached 670 million dollars with Austria contributing 433 million and Hungary 237 million. The announcement was issued via Amsterdam and London on January 23.

Vienna Amsterdam London Austria Hungary

German Ship Sinks. Australian Cruiser Captures Crew

Melbourne dispatch reports an Australian cruiser sank a German auxiliary ship. Officers and men of the German vessel are prisoners. The notice notes the sinking and capture as a war action with Allied control.

London Reuter Melbourne

Mobile Cotton Market Report Shows Steady Tones

The Mobile cotton market reports steady tone with good middling prices and a few sales. Receipts for today total 3,855 for the week 3,355 and since August 1 107,777. Exports today 431 and since August 1 48,381. Stock on hand 60,808.

New Orleans Cotton Steady After Early Rally

New Orleans cotton rose eight to eleven points on the early call as Liverpool prices climbed but failed to hold gains. Census bureau returns sparked bearish pressure, trimming gains to one to two points, with futures closing barely steady and down nine to twelve points.

New Orleans Liverpool Census Bureau Tuly . Sleds O.b

New York Cotton Market Opens Firm Then Sours

Liverpool market shows early strength. New York cotton opens 9 to 18 points higher on covering and Bull support. Later prices ease as overnight selling and heavier ginning returns trigger realizations. March, May, July and October futures finish softer with mixed quotes and renewed weakness.

New York Liverpool

Liverpool Cotton Spot Steady with Strong Futures

Liverpool January 23 report shows spot cotton steady with good middling at 5.40, middling 5.08, and low middling 4.61. Sales reach 6,000 bales, receipts 21,446, futures firmer including May-June at 4.21½, July-August 4.99, October-November 6.09, and January-February 5.13.

Liverpool

Wall Street opening shows more losses than gains

The New York market opened with a majority of decliners led by slight drops in many leaders. Missouri Pacific remained active but slid, while several metal stocks weakened. a few issues like Mercantile Marine preferred and Wisconsin Central showed heaviness. Major names listed include American Tobacco, Bethlehem Steel, Canadian Pacific, New York Central, and others with varied price changes.

Wall Street Review New York Mercantile Marine Preferred Wisconsin Central Missouri Pacific Amalgamated Copper American Agricultural American Can American Car & Foundry American Cotton Oil American Smelting American Sugar American Tel, & Tel American Tobacco Atchison Atlantic Coast Line Baltimore & Ohio Bethlehem Steel Canadian Pacific Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago Mil. & St. Paul Erie General Electric Great Northern Pfd Tilinoig Central Interborough Met Kansas City Southern Louisville & Nashville Ggeett & Myers Riliard Co Mexican Petroleum Missouri, Kansas & Texas New York Central N. Y N. H Hartford

Woman steals brooch to eat and seeks mercy in New Orleans

Mrs Gladys Knight, a finely educated widow, admits stealing a Miss Mamie Clark’s $85 brooch to obtain food in New Orleans. Clark, moved to drop charges, supports forgiveness, but Superintendent Reynolds says the thief will be prosecuted. Knight defends herself against police treatment and plans to post bond.

New Orleans Gladys Knight Mrs. Knight Knight New York Mamie Clark St. Charles Street Miss Clark Reynolds

Bliss to Become the Assistant Chief of Staff

Washington January 23 Brigadier General Tasker H Bliss commander of border troops to report to the War Department for duty as assistant chief of staff. Brigadier General Davis will assume command of the border troops. Major General Funston will relieve Major General Bell of the Second division command at Texas City and Bell will proceed to San Francisco to relieve Major General Murray of the Western division. General Murray will retire April 29.

Arthur Murray Western Division Murray

Funeral Notice for Mary SchwaemMLE 74 in Mobile

Mary SchwaemMLE aged 74 died Friday January 22 1915 at 730 p m Funeral from Mr Lee N Wards residence Davis avenue and Cottrells Lane Monday morning at 9 oclock from St Josephs church at 920 Interment Magnolia cemetery Flowers omitted Also U S District Court 80 Dist of Alabama in Bankruptcy In the matter of American Supply Company bankrupt No 1486 creditors meeting January 22 1915 in Mobile Alabama at office to prove claims and appoint a trustee Referee in Bankruptcy Robert T Ervin January 23 1915

Schwaemmle Mary Schwaemmle Lee N. Ward Davis Avenue Cottrell’s Lane St. Joseph's Church Magnolia Cemetery U. S. District Court Mobile Item Company, Inc C. B. Hanson Albert Hanson City, Investment Company, Inc C. B. Ons Ce Ais Ood Parenie Amaia

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