Notice to Respondents in Mobile County Real Estate Case
Register's Office dated August 29 1913 orders Annie James Williams C J Hughes and others to plead answer or demur by October 1 1913 or be deemed in default. An order for publication in The Mobile Item directs weekly notices for four consecutive weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie, Senack
Henry Morris
Martha Taylor
Alabama
State of
Francis M. McKim
Francis McKim
George McKim
Marion McKim
Dick Davis
Frances McKim Davis
Annie James Williams
C. J. Hughes
Amos Jamez
Peter Vincent
Charles H. Wragg
Jack Brown
Louis Taylor
Jesse
Alias Jessie
Senack
Frances M. McKim
George McKintn
Mobile County
Section Three
Old Telegraph Road
Norton's
Mobile
Kile
Carl Holzborn
Death of a Child Finch at Home in North Carolina
Katherine Vivian Finch five year old daughter of L Aaron and L Finch died Sunday at the family home after a short illness. Interment took place Monday at No 6 North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Vivian Finch
L. Aaron
L. Finch Aaron
North Carolina
Catherine Marshall Croom
Catherine Marshall Room
W. W.croom
Charles
Augusta Streets
Relaves
A. Planch
Central Presbyrin Church
G. C. Tucker
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Magnolia Cemetery
P. H. Marshall, Jr
Carmichael
George C. Gaillard
J. G. Hamilton
Testimonial From Mrs C J Martin on Boone Mill Va
A Boone Mill Virginia mother of eighteen says she suffered five years with stomach trouble and could not eat. After taking Chamberlain’s Tablets she claims improved appetite and weight to 168 pounds. She invites locals to verify her story. Tablets sold locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booney
Cotton futures rise on Clarke amendment and Census report
New Orleans cotton futures moved higher as Clarke amendment postponed the tax on futures for a year amid favorable crop notes from the west. The Census Bureau first gin report showed 794 006 bales ginned by Sept 1, a record for that date, supporting demand. Prices firmed with Sept near 12.78 to 13.00, Dec around 12.86 to 13.15, Mar to 13.30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Census Bureau
Washington
MES Paciovevices
Liverpool cotton prices ease while futures hold firm
Cotton spot in fair demand at Liverpool with mid fair at 7.91 and good middling at 7.63. Sales totaled 8 000 bales, receipts 15 000, including 700 American. Futures closed firm with various dated spreads listed. An advertisement promotes Dr King s New Discovery for coughs and lung ailments with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Dée
Jang
Cron
City Briefs on Crossed Alarm Wires and Missing Son
Sunday night alarm taps scared residents as fire system wires crossed. Police seek Simon Klosky Rabby 18 to stop him leaving Mobile for college. mother fears he left Saturday toward Emmitsburg Maryland. Police monitor trains but he remains missing from his home on Old Shell Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Klosky Rabby
J. M. Chiepalich
Old Shell Road
Mobile
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Prayer join clergy for free schools September 14
Rev. D. A. Planck of Central Presbyterian Church will unite with clergymen nationwide in a September 14 prayer for free schools. Prayers will be offered in many languages, with sermons on religious and moral education. aim to place the Bible as a textbook in all schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Planck
Central Presbyterian Church
Louisville and Nashville Opens Pensacola City Office
The Louisville and Nashville Railway opens a city office at Pensacola Florida in the San Carlos Hotel. A Co Ryals formerly of New Orleans is named city ticket agent and T W McDonald formerly of Montgomery is named traveling passenger agent at Pensacola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Nashville
Pensacola, Fla
San Carlos Hotel
A. Co. Ryals
New Orleans
T. W. McDonald
Montgomery
All steel electric lighted sleeping car passes through Mobile
The first all steel electric lighted sleeping car with an even compartment and drawing room arrangement for the New Orleans to New York run was shown on a through trip via Mobile on train No. 37 Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
New York
Mobile
A J Turrentine Visits Meridian Passenger Agent
A J Turrentine, traveling Passenger agent of the Queen and Crescent Route based in Meridian Mississippi, is in the city on a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Turrentine
Queen and Crescent
Meridian
Miss
Aged man falls on sidewalk injures head near Government Street
M. Smith, an elderly white man, slipped on the south side of Government and St. Emanuel streets Monday, striking his head and sustaining a severe cut above the left eye. He was taken to the city hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Smith
Government and
St. Emanuel Streets
Mobile barroom transfer application notice
Notice that on Monday September 29 an application will be made to the Excise Commission of Mobile to transfer a barroom from 66 Commerce Street to the southeast corner of State and Wilkinson streets in Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excise Commission of
City of
Mobile
Commerce Street
State and Wilkinson Streets
Notice of Impounded Mare and Estate Administration
Taken up Sunday August 31 1913 at 6 30 am on Conti near St Emanuel streets a small flea bitten gray mare branded B and crescent on the right hind quarter with a small sore under both eyes. To be sold at pound Tuesday September 9 1913 at 12 noon unless redeemed by owner. Notice by administrator in estate of John Miller deceased letters of administration granted August 30 1913 by Judge Price Williams Jr. Re probate court Mobile County Alabama. claims must be presented within legal time or be barred. SOE ES SCHIMPF administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conti
St. Emanuel
James Curran
POUND
Guy Pound
John Miller
Price Williama
Mobile County
Bama
SOE ES Schimpf
Wall Street Journal summary of uneven market opening
New York stocks opened irregularly with modest gains and losses. Copper and road equipment shares rose while unions and steel softened. Key names listed include American Sugar Refining American Tel and Tel and Union Pacific with varied early movements and several high priced issues showing mixed results for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
California
Union Pacific
Reading and Steel
Atchison
Exican Petroleum
Amalgamated Copper
American
American Cotton Oil
Am'n Sm'it
American Sugar Refining
American Tel
Tel
Anaconda Mining
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago and Western
Chi. Mil
St. Paul
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern
Delaware and Hudson
Denver and
Rio Grande
Erie
General Electric
Great Northern
Ctis
Illinois Central
Interborough-Met
Interborough- Met
Inter Harvester
Louisville
Nashvill
Missouri Pacific
Missouri
Kansas
Lehigh Valley
National
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas
Reading
Rock Island Co
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
United States Steel
Wabash
Western Union
Texas Oil
New York Cotton Prices Rise on Bullish Crop News
Reports from Washington say the cotton tax bill would not affect current demand as bulls rebuy after liquidation. Opening steady with gains of 38 to 44 points, prices held despite irregular early moves after the census figures, with notable activity in the Arkansas crop outlook and Liverpool cables supporting the rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washingon
Liverpool
Arkansas
Geudeiveere
Little Miss Fix-It at Lyric Shines With Miss Parrish
Miss Lucile Parrish stars in the musical comedy Little Miss Fix-It at the Lyric Theatre next Saturday with matinee and night shows. The play, praised as a cabaret style musical gaiety, features a lively cast and songs like Little Girl and Love's Wireless. Seats go on sale Thursday at 9 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Parrish
Gric Theatre
Globe Theatre
New York
Chicago Opera House
Chicago
Miss Parrigh
Sweden
Miss Fix-It
Robert Russell
Fred C. Bennett
Robert Hall Russell
Walter Edmondson
Frank Gilbert
John A. Ward
John Mulcahy
Ralph Proctor
Albert Shayne
Fritzle
Lyon Stock Company Opens Second Week at the Orpheum
The Lyon Stock Company enters its second week at the Orpheum presenting the four act drama The Boss. The company has earned praise and good patronage is anticipated from now on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon Stock Company
Orpheum
Dreamland adds top acts with Four Warners and film Tigris
Dreamland presents Alan and Kenna's Aviation Girls in a roaring musical farce A Judge for a Day plus vaudeville headliners the Fernandez siblings the Four Warners Pearl Far Mervin and Isabelle Fernandez. They arrive after fourteen weeks in New Orleans and bring eager audiences. The sensational film Tigris a master cracksman screens with five reels and a 1 500 cast. Admission remains unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreamland
Allen and Kenna
Aviation Girls
Warner's
Mobile
Fernandez
New Orleans
Warners
Pearl
Far
Mervin
Isabelle Fernandez
Little Isabelle
South
Tigris
Turpentine and rosin sales reported in Savannah
Naval Stores in Savannah reports turpentine receipts of 946 casks and rosin receipts of 1,685 barrels. Quotations listed for grades B to M range from $3.85 to $5.10 with higher values for WG WW at $6.00 and $6.15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Shippers Forecast Warns of 90 Degree Heat for 36 Hours
Weather bulletin warns exporters and carriers to protect perishable cargo in shipments moving north, east and west as temperatures reach 90 degrees for the next 36 hours. Officials urge cooling measures and contingency routing to minimize heat damage.
Weather Pattern Shifts Bring Cool Northern U S
The Sunday high barometer area that froze Alberta and British America now cools the northern United States from the Dakotas to the Great Lakes. A low along the southern border brings Gulf rain with Houston and Pensacola reporting heavy totals. Thunder showers forecast for Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
British America
United States
Dakotas
Great Lakes
Gulf States
Houston
Tex
Pensacola
Fla
North Atlantic States
Rocky Mountain
Mobile
Albert Ashenberger
Weather Bureau
Hat Shop Proprietor Files Voluntary Bankruptcy
Mrs M M Paxton operating The Hat Shop filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in the U S district court listing liabilities 2375 with no assets. Referee R T Ervin to oversee. bankruptcy attendance set for September 20. Charles L Teat a Selma railroad brakeman also filed a schedule totaling 87 liabilities. adjudicated bankrupt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Paxton
United States District Court
R. T Ervin
Charles L. Teat
Selma
Public installation of Mosaic Templars officers in Prichard
A public installation of the officers of the Mosaic Templars of America colored will be held on Wednesday September 10 at 9 p m at Birge's Hall Mobile and Ohio Crossing Prichard Alabama. Refreshments will be served free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Mosaic Templars of America
Birge’s Hall
Mobile
Ohio Crossing
Prichard
Ala
Dodds Visits Mobile During Vacation from Birmingham Post
Walter H. Dodds, formerly deputy collector of port at the Mobile customs house and now connected with the sub-port at Birmingham, is in Mobile spending his vacation with relatives. He plans to stay about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Hoffman
Mobile
Sir Dau- Po Street
Walter H. Dodds
Mobile Cusom House
Birmingham
Mr. Dodds
Banana laden Ravn arrives as river traffic sails past
The Norwegian steamer Ravn arrives from Ulua with 16 000 bananas under United Fruit charter. The river packet Mary 8 Blees returns with cotton and naval stores and will sail along the Tombigbee. Other vessels include the Ninian from Liverpool, the R P Pendleton from Havana, and the Lampasas from New York, with several repairs and movements noted on the Mobile River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravn
United Fruit Company
Ulua
Mary
Ninian
Liverpool
R. P. Pendleton
Havana
Cuba
Republic Creosote Company
Lampasas
Mallory Line
New York
Key Weat
Pier 8
Luis M. ‘Moraguos
Iballast
Pinto Docks
Gulfport
Miss
Mobile
Maritime
England
Sagua Ka Grande
Graham
Puerto i Cortez
Pendleton
Mor‘Tis
Georgia Gilkey
Hunter
Manganillo
Athena
Early fall bronchitis relief with Foley’s Honey and Tar
A weather change in early fall brings bronchitis and a harsh cough that irritates the throat. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is recommended to soothe inflamed mucus, ease coughing, and aid mucus expulsion. It contains no opiates or substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Personal visits and travels noted among Mobile area residents
The column lists Arthur L. Rush of Graham Rush Clothing Co returning from business trips to Northern and Eastern cities. It notes visits by A Neville and family from Meridian, A G Smith and Miss Kate Hopkins from Birmingham, J P Stokes J Whiting Hyer and R F Anderson from Pensacola, J B McCoy and Mrs A E McCoy from Atmore, A Donaldson and T P Davis from Okolona, W B Hamk and wife from Jackson, and Leo Jackson’s travel. plus Mrs Frank Norden and children heading to New Orleans for a Murphy Iron Works position, and A Holezstein of Tuscaloosa visiting Mobile with ties to the Druid City business boom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Rush
Graham- Rush Clothing Company
A. G. Smith
Kate Hopkins
Birmingham
Ala
Mobile
Frank
Norden
New Orleans
Murphy Iron Works
P. Henry Hogan
Tulane Avenue
Traveling Oil Man Visits Town With Wife and Family Plans
J. A. Francis a Standard Oil traveling man spent Sunday here with his wife and left Sunday night for Montgomery on business. Mrs. Francis will extend her visit with her mother Mrs. Wilson until he locates permanently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Francis
Standard Oil Company
Montgomery
Mrs. Francis
Miss Ella Vinson Seeks Info on Vinson Relatives
Miss Ella Vinson of Starkville Mississippi writes Chief of Police Crenshaw requesting information about the relatives of David Henry Vinson who once lived in Mobile and whose parents lived in Atlanta Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Vinson
Starkville, Miss
Crenshaw
David Henry Vinson
Mobile
Atlanta, Ga
Not Afraid of Kidney Troubles With Foley Pills
A public notice extols Foley Kidney Pills as a trustworthy remedy for kidney and urinary issues. It claims the medicine purifies and nourishes kidneys, supports blood filtration, and relieves backaches and sleep disturbance.
Ex Parte Petition in Chancery Court Allows Marriage Contract
In the Chancery Court under Chancellor Smith an Ex Parte Petition by Charles B. Wilenames seeks and receives a decree allowing him to contract marriage. The action involves business money and a decree on the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery Court
Smith
Charles B. Wilenamae
Road Board Advances Slag Road Plan and Bridge Work
The board of revenue and road commissioners met at noon with Bauer presiding. They authorized improving a north side railroad crossing by widening the roadway. The county highway engineer will build a new bin over Perch Creek on Cedar Point to allow launches to pass under. An overseer change for Citronelle road district was filed. Back taxes on the Beaver Meadow steamer were deferred. A stock law petition for Satuma was returned for compliance. A new Dog River Bridge is near completion and approaches planned. The engineer backed slag as foundation from Three Mile Creek to Catherine Street with chert surface. a dealer’s objection to slag was read. the panel approved the recommendation to use slag as part of the mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Revenue and Roadmissioners
Bauer
Charles Green
Ady
Citizens of
Bay
Perch Creek
Cedar Point
M. C. Bailey
Citronelle Road
W. S. Stewster
Beaver Meadow
Satsuma
Ala
Dog River
Nashville Bridge Company
Dog
Cedar Point Road
Three Mile Creek
Cathering Street
St. Stephen's Road
Hagan
Commission Gaillard
First Report On Ginned Cotton From 1913 Bales
The census bureau announced the first 1913 ginning report showing 794,006 bales ginned prior to Sept 1. State totals list Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee with varied increases from 1912 and prior years. The report attributes higher early ginnings to early maturation and boll weevil pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
South
Census Bureau
Sea Island
Alabama
Arkansas
Fiofia Oo
Ieee Ineseccses
Georgia
Ccceeseuss
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Silverware Stolen From Gould Home in July Theft
Silverware valued at $1,000 vanished from the residence of R. F. Gould at 164 South B during a July absence. Police have no clues as detectives circulate a description of the stolen items and investigate the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould
R. F. Gould
South B
New Stores Planned at Northwest Corner Government and Royal
The old Coven ment and Royal corner building will be demolished for a modern structure. Three stores on Royal and three on Government streets will be available for rent. Plans and tenancy details are open for viewing and lease negotiations with potential tenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government and
Royal Sts
Covenment and
Royal
Gove T Street
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South Claiborne Street
Conti and
St. Ae
Uth Broad Street
Hamilton
Government
Church
W. Wilson
Pretoria
Dauphin
St. Eee
Overby
Joachim Streets
Wanthed
Point Clear Hotel
James K. Glennon
Dauphin and
Conception
Dauphin Street
City
Leinkauf
Star Drug Store
Madison Streets
Davis Ave
East Franklin
Silsby’s ‘Bicycle Company
Ring Bell
Silsby’s Bicycle Co
S. Joachim St
Government Street
Louisville and Nashville
L. P
New St. Francis Street Lp
F. O. B. Mill
Glendon Lumber Company
Glendon
Aal
Dauphin Way
Spring Hill Avenue
Smith Piano Co
Masonic Cenre
Ann Street
Ees C. H
Southern Express
Royal and St. Michael Streets
S. Cedar Street
South Georgia Avenue
North Conception Street
Utp
Lawrence Street
Davis Avenide
State Street
W. D
Schenker- Alidor Electric Co
Madam Jose
Astrolo
BELL
Whistler
Magazine Point
Toulminville
Davis and
ST. Charles Avenues
David R. Burgess
Douglass Davis
T. J. Crump
Church Street
Bertha O. Brazee
Bertha Owen _Brazee
Rapier Avenue
Elmira
Texas
Thomas Brazee
Mexico
Gracia Lewis
M. D. Turof Semmes
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
lOrdinary
van Antwerp Drug Co
William Schroeder
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S. C
Goshen and Creamery i
Ny Creamery
Common
Seeesesseeet
Calif
Grain and Feed
Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Business League
Marine Matters and River News
Puerto
Cortez
Hon
Nor
Ss. Rava
Manzanillo
A. Neville
Iss
the Battle House
John P. Stokes
J. Whiting Hyer
R. F. Anderson
Pensaco- Hans
Battle House
J. Me Stone
Successs
A. E. McCoy
Atmore, Ala
Cawthon
J. A. Donaldson
T. P. Davis
Okolona, Miss
W. DB. Hamk
Jackson, Ala
Misa Leo Jackson
Henry Laurens Chisholm
Waukesha
Detroit
South Bend
Ind
A. Holezstein
Tuscaloosa
Holezatain
Druid City
Heurance Loans
Maury
Unruh
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