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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1915

Page

3

Diamond From the Sky episode and rail adventure in one bill

The Empire shows an episode of The Diamond From the Sky with Lottie Pickford and Irving Cummings plus Holmes in The Hazards of Helen. Hearst-Selig News Pictorial World War views and Lady Duff Gordon fashions accompany The Millionaire's Baby with Grace Darmond and Harry Mestayer, all for 10 cents.

the Empire Lottie Pickford Irving Cummings Rena Holmes Helen Hearst-Selig News Duff Gordon Anna Katherine Green Grace Darmond Harry Mestayer

Celebration at Pine Grove big barbecue and church service

Rain dampened county Independence Day celebrations Monday but Pine Grove near Bay Minette held a large barbecue and all day church service and was reported as a success.

Bay Minetfe Ala Spetial Pine Grove

Thair Thirteen Months Hair Loss Case Prompts Cure

A reader from Mountain Creek Alabama recounts an eight year old’s scalp eruption with white pimples and intense itching. Hair loss lasted thirteen months before Cuticara Soap and Ointment healed the sores in six weeks. Sample offered by mail with a 32 page Skin-Book.

S. H. Burgess Mountain Creek Ala Cuticara Dept. T. Boston

Omissions in Pilots Copy of C of C Schedule

Statement by Mr. Sims criticizes a printed pamphlet copied from a 1912 port charge schedule. He notes omissions and an error mis labeling bunker rates as regular pilotage rates for several ports including Baltimore Philadelphia New York Boston and San Francisco. He emphasizes that rates depend on port conditions and depth of drafts.

Mr. Sims Sims Pilots’ Association Chamber of Commerce Mobile Pdrt Charge Committee Baltimore Philadelphi New York Boston San Francisco Port Charge Committee

French People Bring in Gold Hoard in National Defense Effort

Paris reports six Bank of France tellers processed gold offered in exchange for notes after the government urged private hoards to strengthen the national reserve. Long lines formed yesterday and again today with exchanges ranging from ten francs to 85,000 francs. Certificates carried the inscription national defense.

Paris Bank of France

Nesbit Thaw refuses testimony in Thaw mental hearing

Evelyn Nesbit Thaw declares she will not testify against her husband Harry K. Thaw in civil proceedings to determine his mental condition. She cites constitutional rights amid questions of judicial compulsion. Two witnesses recount Thaw wielding a shotgun and threatening a cab driver.

New York Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Harry K. Thaw Area Lake Malone N. Y Cook Lake Chateaugay Montreal Express Frank K. Scribner Harvard Cambridge Efe James O. Nichols Thaw

Chamber of Commerce to Hear Report on Port Charges

Directors to meet at 7 30 Tuesday to act on the port charges report by J C Rich. The committee says Mobile towage charges are monopolized and urges prosecution. The board also considers endorsing a farm product exchange with 10000 capital, 3000 preferred, funded by merchants and farmers.

C. OF C Chamber of Commerce Port Charges Committee J. C. Rich Chamber Mobile Farm Lands Committee

Amateur Baseball Notes and Local League Plans

Amateur teams must file for publication by 8 30 a m Monday. Blue Bell faces Red Wings at their diamond Tuesday afternoon. Rosters list many players across teams including Watson, Bonner, Nelson, Giddens, and McKlage. Several games feature Danenberg, Courtney, Bromberg, and Foskas with varied scores and outcomes.

Blue Bell Red Wings Ed Wingo Watson Watson Cook Bonner Eetak J. “Meats Brown Nelson Feild B. West P. Nelson Bel S Cook A Eeves H.aye J. Watson A. Watters Vv. Fora B. Giddens E. Tones E. McKlage

Lunch Menu Item Listings at Debriere's Cafe

A short ad lists lunch options at Debriere's Cafe on South Royal Street with a 25 cent price for the business men's lunch. The fragmentary text emphasizes economical meals in a bustling street cafe scene.

Local Baseball Roundup With Wins and Standings

A Sunday doubleheader saw the Swan team win 3 hits allowed while the Little Hammel team beat the North Carolina Street Sluggers 7 to 6. Fry the Tailor defeated Askin Marine 4 to 3 as Roberts drove in the winning run in the sixth. Sims topped Pine Grove 10 to 3 with Murphy pacing both ways. Standings show Askin Marine leading the Junior League despite recent losses.

Little L. Hammel North Carolina Street Sluggers Scott Langan Hines Hammer C. Young H. Clausen K. Clausen Dublin Fry the Tailor Askin & Marine Davedoff Roberts Henrick Counces A. Davedoff E. Roberts McAvoy Dell Covington Askin Marine Pheister Cy Jy Gaster Puller Bros Crichton Ala Sims Pine Grove Murphy Black Sims Murphy News Pine Grove Diamond and Wilkins

Fire damages Knox Street dwelling owned by Thompson

A one story frame house at 59 Knox Street owned by Caroline Thompson was badly damaged by a late night fire about 9 o clock. The fire of unknown origin started inside and destroyed most furnishings valued at 250 while the building was severely damaged.

Knox Street Caroline Thompson

Ticker Club Discuss Safety First At Mobile Meeting

The Saint of the safety first idea to Mobile employees will be told Thursday at a meeting of the Mobile Telephone and Telegraph Club. In the Cawthon Hotel safety first has been adopted by corporations as a national slogan and has created interest among the employees.

Mobile Telephone and Telegraph Club Cawthon Hotel

Biloxi Holds Two Big Picnics for Firemen and Longshoremen

Biloxi Miss July 6 two large picnics marked the day as the International Longshoremen's Association with 400 members held a mammoth parade through Biloxi drawing 1000 to 1500 participants. Speakers included Charlies L Rushing Ernest F O Neal Von Griffith and Walter Glenn. Firemen's Association hosted a separate picnic with five fire companies at Lopez's lots featuring games refreshments and later dancing to the Herald band.

Biloxi Miss Bay St. Louis Pass Christian Ocean Springs Gulfport Charlies L. Rushing Ernest F. O'Neal von Griffith Walter Glenn Lopez Herald Band

Fisher’s Fearful Hope for Son Inheriting Fool Notions

A terse saying contrasts a fisher’s wish that his son avoids his father’s fool notions and bad habits with observations that some men gain popularity for utility as bundle carriers and meal tickets.

Keeley Institute Offers Drug and Liquor Habit Treatment

The Keeley Institute at Jacksonville Florida promotes its Keeley Treatment for drug and liquor habits with a claim of more than 35 years of service and over 600,000 cures. An illustrated booklet and testimonials are available by mail with confidential correspondence.

Keeley

Naval Militia Divisions Forming At Mobile Docks

Forty eight men enrolled to form the first division of the Mobile Naval Militia under Col. F. B. Merrill. Drilling to start Wednesday night at 3 o clock on municipal docks with officials donating wharf lights. Recruiting for a second division planned as militia gains governor and legislative support. In a separate incident, Mr Adam's auto collided with a motorcycle ridden by Willie Day on Broad and Cha streets, Day suffering a badly bruised leg.

F. B. Merrill Naval Militia Mobile Adam Broad and Cha Streets Willie Day Wee Mr. Glase Texas Chatham Streets

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