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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1914

Page

2

Germans Hold Left, Seek Envelopment On French Front

Telegraph dispatches from Paris, London, and Berlin report in the Western war arena that fighting persists along the French front with heavy artillery duels and intermittent infantry actions. The German staff notes shifting movements toward the Belgian border while observers cite a potential enveloping flank by German forces as Allied lines hold or give ground in certain sectors.

Berlin Sayville France Eos Hondon Aisne Meuse Belgium Temple Neuve Tournai von Kluck Paris Oise Count Zeppelin Wilhelmshaven North Sea England Adriatic

Thanks From Girls Conference Highlight Cooperation

The Older Girls' Conference leaves a memory of inspiration and help for Mobile's girls. Special thanks go to the automobile ride committee led by Mrs. A. A. Edey and to friends who loaned cars, Adams Machinery Company for Buick cars, decoration committees, and the Burgett Memorial building for the meeting venue.

Mobile Committee Mra. A. A. Edey Adams Machinery Company Buick Burgett Memorial Building Reynolds Music House Government Street Presbyterian Church

Burial of John Alston at Magnolia Cemetery

The mortal remains of John Alston were laid to rest on Wednesday at Magnolia cemetery. The funeral began at 10 o clock from 323 Spring Hill avenue then moved to Central Presbyterian Church for service led by Rev. D A Planck who eulogized the deceased. Pallbearers included E E Fowlkes E H Ladd Thomas Foster Laz Schwarz Joseph Michael and Thaddeus Harrison.

John Alston Magnolia Cemetery Spring Hill Avenue Central Presbyterian Church D. A. Planck Messrs. EE Fowlkes E. H. Ladd Thomas Foster Laz Schwarz Joseph Michael Thaddeus Harrison

Death Notice for Frank Stout of North China

At 6:30 Wednesday morning the Home of the Little Sisters of the Holy Family reports the death of Frank Stout a native of North China aged eighty five. He had resided here for the past fifty years. Services will be in the home chapel Thursday at 10 o clock. Interment follows in the Catholic cemetery.

Little Sisters of the Frank Stout North China

Przemyśl Under Fire Of Big Guns

In East Prussia German forces retreat amid heavy horse losses and abandoned artillery as Russian and German strategies draw contrast. A Petrograd report notes Germans follow easier targets while Russians exploit gaps and river bends, trapping them. The piece also mentions florists in Mobile and a badge committee featured in a social event.

East Prussia Suwalki London Petrograd Galicia Prussia

Mobilians Named as Good Roads Delegates

Judge Price Williams appointed a list of delegates to the Alabama Good Roads Association convention in Montgomery this month. The Mobile delegation includes P. J. Lyons, Charles Green, Harry Pillans, John T. Bauer, Laz Schwarz, Harry Hartwell, Wright Smith, Kirk Wilson, Joseph H. Jackson, George J. Sullivan, J. J. Helter, A. G. Quinn, John Cowley, Henry Brannan, John D. Hagan, 8. P Ward, Finley McVadyon, Dr. A. G. Ward, R. L. Whatley, J. O. Bolton, J.C. O'Connell, Emil Brunnier, Sid Berry and F. J. Thompson.

Price Williams John T. Bauer Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners Alabama Good Roads Association Montgomery P. J. Lyons Charles Green Harry Pillans Laz Schwarz Harry Hartwell Wright Smith Kirk Wilson Joseph H. Jackson George J. Sullivan J. J. Helter A. G. Quinn John Cowley Henry Brannan John D. Hagan P Ward Finley McVadyon A. G. Ward R. L. Whatley J. O. Bolton J.C. O'Connell Emil Brunnier Sid Berry

Dreamland Theatre Crowds Grow with Dreamland Bill

The Wakefield and Doyle Players drew larger crowds at the Dreamland Theatre on Tuesday and this afternoon and tonight present three act comedy drama In the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia with a strong cast. The company brings special scenery and new specialty numbers. Thursday night offers tag on night and the bill repeats Thursday matinee and night.

Wakefield and Doyle Dreamland Theatre Blue Ridge Mountains Virginia

Wheelerville Man Waives Preliminary In Knife Attack Case

Frank Young of Wheelerville, charged with assault with a knife intending to kill John E. McKinnell, waived examination to the city court after appearing before Judge Henry Chamberlain. Held to the grand jury under $500 bond as McKinnell near death from wounds. Belle Bettis and Ida Griffin fined for vagrancy. others recognized for conference work and Sunday School Association support.

Frank Young Wheelerville John E. McKinnell Henry Chamberlain Inferior Criminal Court McKinnell Young Belle Bettis Ida Griffin

More Bales Bought Through Mobile COFCs

Local Manager Charles T. Kenton of the Fleischmann Company says ten bales of cotton will be purchased through the Chamber of Commerce. Captain Peter F. Alba of Coden authorizes Baker Lyons Sia to participate. The Southern legent of the National Acme Manufacturing Company will assist, with storage in Mobile. Barker Cotton Mills displays cotton goods to replace hotel linen in Alabama including damask towels and sheetings.

Charles T. Kenton Fleischmann Company Yeast ‘Manufacturers Iion Chamber of Commerce Peter F. Alba Coden Baker, Lyons Sia Ie Turner Supply Acme Mobile Barker Cotton Mills Company Alabama

Mobiling movement inaugurates praise to Mrs. Edey and Buick

Ruth Krudop signs as chair thanking Mrs. Edey friends and the Buick company for making the automobile ride possible in Mobile.

Mobile

War Risk Bureau Busy

The Bureau of War Risk Insurance announced it has written policies totaling $4,534,521 with pending applications worth $5,197,600. Applications received yesterday amount to $1,034,000 in new insurance.

Associated Press Washington Bureau of War Risk Insurance Today Studebaker Studebaker Corporation Atlantic Pacific Canada Rio Grande Studebaker C Rae Ee Eee Evecrrbire Studebakers

Weather outlook for Mobile and Alabama

The forecast indicates generally fair conditions tonight and Thursday for Mobile and for Alabama. No precipitation is expected with light winds and mild temperatures shaping the brief dry spell.

Mobile Alabama

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