Prohibition law violators pay fines in county court
James E. Cox George Heubach Goldberger Emanuel Davis and McBride pleaded guilty in the county court Saturday to violating the prohibition law and each paid a fifty dollar fine. H Blalack was charged with violation and received a continuance until July 31. Johnnie s pleaded guilty and was granted a continuance until Aug 5. Deputies reported finding liquor at George Flinn's place 63 Government street and at Wil Potter's on North Royal Street near St Anthony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Cox
George Heubach
Goldberger
Emanuel Davis
Is McBride
A ’S
H. Blalack
Johnnies
George Flinn
Government Street
Wil Potter’s Place
North Royal T
St. Anthony
Hungarian premier targeted by assassin attempt
A report from Budapest cites a recent unsuccessful attempt on Count Tisza, the Hungarian premier, disclosed in a Vevey Switzerland dispatch to the Daily Mail. The incident highlights heightened security around the Hungarian leader amid political tension.
Turkish 70,000 Readied to Defend Hungary Plains
A dispatch from Lausanne reports about 70,000 Turkish troops gathered on the Hungarian plains to defend Hungary. The Russian emperor is said to have travelled to Budapest as turmoil and excitement rise in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary Plains
London
Hungary
Exchange Teleea Company
Lausanne
Izerland
Budapest
Borah Warns On Immigration Vote Split Child Labor Bill
Senator Borah said he would attach the immigration bill as an amendment to the child labor measure unless Democratic leaders allow a separate vote on the immigration bill. The Democratic caucus had decided to delay action on immigration until December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Borah
Churches In and Near Mobile Adventist Servants And Schedules
In Mobile churches, Government Street Presbyterian and Central Presbyterian list services led by Rev Henry Wade Du Bose and Rev D A Planck with Sunday schools at 9 30 a m and services at 11 a m and 8 p m Union services at Bienville Square 8 p m Wednesday prayer at 8 p m Christian Endeavor meetings noted. South Franklin Street and Broad Street Presbyterians show Sunday school at 9 30 a m and services at 7 30 a m or 11 a m with pastor H M Perkins on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Street
Finley M. Grissett
Christian Endeavor
South Franklin Street Presbyterian Church
H. M. Perkins
Broad Street Presbyterian Church
Cleansing schedules of local churches and masses
The Sunday mass times and weekday schedules for multiple Catholic parishes are listed. Centers include Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception St Josephs St Marys St James St Mathews St Catherine St Margarets St Peters St Vincents with daily masses, special devotions, baptisms and holy hours noted for June through September and May to October periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
St. James
College Avenue
Prichard’s Lane
St. Matthew’s
Garrity and
Marine Streets
John .W. Dunne
St. Anthony of
Padria
St. Joseph
St. Rita
Mother of God
St. Catherine of Sienna
Spring Hill
Stem Avenues
Crichton
Emmett B. Kennedy
Order of Divine Services
St. Margaret’s
Cedar Point Road
J. A
Mobile Pastors Sermon Topics Across City Churches
A listing of pastors and sermon topics from Mobile churches includes REV Henry Wade Du Bose at Bienville Square 8 p m with A New Mobile and others at Government Street Presbyterian, St Francis Street M E, First Baptist, Baptist Tabernacle, Cavalry Baptist, Dauphin Way Baptist, Oakdale Baptist, First Christian and more. Topics cover themes from God Is Our Light to The Second Coming of Christ and Soul Winning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wade DU Bose
Bienville Square
New
Mobile
Government Street
Presbyterial
God
O. C
McGehee
D. D
St. Francis Street
M. E
J. E. Barnes
Baptist Tabernacle
H. H. Buzbee
Cavalry Baptist Church
N. T
D. D. Harmon
Grand Bay
Dauphin Way
Christ
T. C. Wofford
Same Church
S. JD. Monroe
Oakdale
P. Spiegel
First Christian Church
Baptist church weekly services and leaders listed
A report lists Sunday and midweek services for churches including Prichard St Stephens Toulminville Dauphin Way with pastors Rev D Y Register Rev T A White Rev W H Venters Rev A B Brown and lay leaders O D Dilling J S Mills and P Roach. It notes Sunday school and Spworth League timings and weekly prayer meetings across locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephens Road
W. H. Venters
O. D. Dilling
P. Roach
Toulminville
D. Y. Register
T. A. White
Dauphin Way
Brown
Spworth League
Methodist Church Schedules and Pastors for North City
The notice lists church affiliations on St. Francis Street Broad Street Crichton Government Street and Oakdale with pastors Rev O C McGehee Rev L H S Chappelle Rev J B Trotter and Rev J E Northcutt and Rev D Y Register. It details Sunday school times Epworth League services prayer meetings and sermon times including 11 a.m. and 6 15 p.m. sessions and midweek gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis Street
St. Francis and
Joachim Streets
O. C. McGehee
D.D
R. P. Roach
Epworth League
Broad Street
Broad and
Elmira Streets
L.H.S. Chappelle
J. E. Northcutt
R. A. Tunnell
Epworth
Frayer
Oakdale
D. Y. Register
Wonders of the Sea Blue Grotto at Capri
The Blue Grotto of Capri amazes visitors through a narrow rock passage into a vast cavern. Sunlight filtering through deep water paints the chamber in brilliant blue, creating an otherworldly atmosphere as light loses all but blue rays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capri
Bay of Naples
Submarine Promises to Clear Up Mysteries Beneath Sea Level
The article notes how water clarity increases with depth, darkening color, and discusses daylight penetration. It cites photography tests in the Eastern Mediterranean reaching 328 fathoms, revealing blue light effects on plates, while eye illumination would fade at that depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediterranean
Local Baptist Churches Schedule of Services and Activities
Sunday school times and worship services listed for First Baptist Church and several others. Activities include B Y P U and prayer meetings, with pastors such as Rev John W Phillips Rev E S Barnes and Rev J E Barnes directing services across multiple streets and neighborhoods.
Episcopal Churches Offer Morning Services and Sunday Schools
Grace Church led by Rev J T McCan holds 7 30 am service and 9 30 am Sunday school led by J P Ross. Christ Church with Rev Matthew Brewster offers Holy Communion at 7 30 and 11, with Trinity Church and others listing services, Sunday schools, and vesper or prayer times across multiple locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
J. T. McCan
J. P. Ross
Christ Church
Church Streets
Matthew Brewster
D. D
Trinity
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Government
Ann Streets
James F. Plummer
St. Mark's Church
Toulminville
A. G. Richards
St. Paul’s Spring Hill
R. A. Pearce
Lutheran Church Service Schedule in German and English
Lutheran church at Corner Dearborn and St Francis streets announces a German service at 9 a.m led by Rev. Robert M. Hennig with a morning English service to follow.
Seventh pas ad histe a ts Vv Mects every Sabbath
The fragment notes a weekly gathering every Saturday at a place or group identified as Vv Mects. Details are incomplete, but the reference indicates regular Sabbath meetings starting on a Saturday.
Fraternal Tribe of Ben Hur Sees Large Class Prospects
Deputy Beauchamp reports rapid growth for Tribe of Ben Hur with a large class expected at the August 7 meeting. State Manager Parker to visit and announce on the Crawfordsville convention outcomes. Reed and Joseph praise Meridian class initiation and Meridian Court No 2’s swift expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Beauchamp
Benur
F. V. Parker
Crawfordsville
Indiana
Messrs
Reed and
Joseph
Meridian
Miss
Meridian Court No. 2
Tribe of
Tuscahoma Tribe No 59 Reinstates Chiefs for Red Man Work
The Tuscahoma Tribe No 59 Improved Order of Red Men held a large council last Tuesday night. Chiefs Jos Swan E W Richie Gus Brettel O H Harris and Paul Rayford were named to serve again with plans to engage pale faces and teach Redmanship. The tribe aims to advance its work and issue forthcoming talks through its reporter on the order’s teachings and goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Swan
Sachem
Junior Sagamore
E. W. Richie
Gus Brettel
O. H. Harris
Sagamore
Paul Rayford
Mobile Lodge Meeting Plans Summer Entertainment
Mobile Lodge No. 321 held its regular meeting July 20 with routine business. T J Young spoke on orders in cities visited. remarks by Dave Burns. A lunch followed. The lodge announced Aug 4 at 8 pm in the Moose Auditorium a public entertainment with dancer Mlle Tatziva and Prof Fristrom, plus Drago’s Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Lodge No. 321
T. J. Young
Dave Burns
Moose
Mlle
Tatziva
Fristrom
Cawthon Hotel Vineyard
Drago
Rebekah Lodge installs new officers after meeting
Peace Rebekah Lodge No. 4 I O O F met at their Hall on Dauphin and St Emanuel streets. New officers were installed with enthusiasm for the term and members heard talks on the order s good. Mr and Mrs M M Tillman attended as wedding celebrations were noted with thanks and a plated lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge No. 4
Dauphin
St. Emanuel
M. M. Tillman
Lada Pursell
Cora Box
N. G
Maggie Myrick
Elizabeth Fenox-Tillman
Ida Turnquest
I. G
William Pursell
O. G
Anna B. Box
Ellen Corkran
Katie Mathews
Mobile Dry Goods Salesmen's Association Meeting Preview
The Mobile Dry Goods Salesmen's Association will hold its regular monthly meeting on Friday night August 4 at the Central Trades Council hall. Matters of importance will be discussed and several committees will report. Brother Joseph C Thompson is seriously ill but hopes for recovery so he can attend soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Dry Goods Salesmen's Association
Central Trades Council
Joseph C. Thompson
Modern Woodmen of America Meeting Set for Aug 1
The Modern Woodmen of America will hold a regular session Tuesday August 1 at 8 oclock in the Y M C A hall at Jackson and Dauphin streets. Deputy Morgan leads a 30 day campaign and aims for 200 members. Trustees to present six month reports. L Callaway chairs entertainment with refreshments and prizes for neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of America
Jackson and
Dauphin Streets
Morgan
L. Callaway
Christian Church Sabbath Services Announced
The church at the southwest corner of Government and Dearborn streets holds Sabbath school at 9 45 am followed by services. Public welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Government and
Dearborn Streets
First Christian Church Weekly Schedule
Sunday school starts at 10 a.m. with G. E. Comer as superintendent. Worship follows at 11 a.m. conducted by Pastor P. Speigel. Christian Endeavor service is at 7 p.m. There is no evening service. Prayer meeting is on Wednesday at 7:45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Christian Science Church Services and Reading Room
First Church of Christ Scientist at 9 St. Emanuel Street offers Sunday services at 11 a.m. Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. A testimonial meeting is held Wednesday at 8 p.m. Reading room at the same address is open daily from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. except Sundays and legal holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
First Church of Christ, Scientist
St. Emanuel Street
Norwegian Seamen’s Mission Picnic at Magnolia Beach
Sunday morning picnic to Magnolia Beach on steamer Apollo at 9 45 a m. All friends cordially invited. Wednesday entertainment at 8 o clock. Friday prayer meeting at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwegian Seamen’s Mission
Magnolia Beach
Apollo
Attempted assassination of Hungarian premier Count Tisza
A Budapest dispatch to the Daily Mail reports an effort to murder Count Tisza, the Hungarian premier, failed recently. The report is dated from Sea Vevey, Switzerland.
Cross as symbol of world service in modern states
Sunday School lesson by William T. Ellis argues that sacrifice has become the guiding creed of nations. It cites Wilson Britain Russia and Germany embracing altruism and world service, claiming the Cross now marks conquest and that true sovereignty rests on sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William. T. Ellis
Constantine the Great
Wilson
Great Britain
Russia
Germany
Golgotha
The Long Way of the Cross in World Affairs
A sermon-like meditation argues that the Cross is now shaping government policy and national action. It praises sacrificial service, likening wartime sacrifice to Calvary and urging nations to embrace a long transformation through duty and selflessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Tures
Christ
Corinth
Mrs. Browning
Strong Meat For Young Christians From First Corinthians
A religious discussion presents Paul’s message to new believers as the Cross and its power. It contrasts worldly wisdom with divine folly, stressing that God chooses weak things to confound the mighty and that glory belongs to the Lord. The speaker cites scripture on Christ crucified as central to faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Corinthian Church
God
Christ
Christ Jesus
Jesus Christ
Greeks Viewed as Heathen Opponents of Cross Ideals
The author contrasts ancient Greek morality with modern selfish individualism, arguing that Greeks practiced a ruthless pursuit of self interest. The passage condemns the lack of higher policy beyond personal gain. It expresses disdain for a worldview centered on material aggrandizement.
Drinking of Water and Health Claims by Dr W M Fierce
The article argues that drinking plenty of pure water with and between meals improves health. It cites X ray tests on healthy men and urges water intake while noting benefits for backache kidney symptoms. It promotes Anuric Tablets available at druggists.
Getting Down to Fundamentals and the Cross in Christianity
A sermon-like critique argues that modern culture overvalues education and wealth while neglecting the cross of Calvary. It laments the church’s comfort and professional ministry, urging revival of sacrifice and faith, not creed. The author contrasts Eastern “education” with Western faith and notes war’s lessons as a call to spiritual renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Calvary
J W Hunter Promoted to General Freight Agent
James W. Hunter, former general freight agent of the Mobile division, is promoted to general freight agent of the Southern in charge of Alabama lines. He will base his office in Birmingham after a successful tenure expanding Mobile division freight business and securing a $200,000 dock and freight station expansion on Royal Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Hunter
Mobile
The
Southern Railway
Southern
Alabama
Hunter
Birmingham
Royal Street
The Cross The Message That Wins Men
The text argues that true church victory comes not from eloquence or power but by presenting Christ crucified. Paul calls this the foolishness of preaching yet it saves the world, as the Cross draws hearts and transcends worldly debate. The preacher’s aim remains steadfastly Christ and his redemptive sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Christ
Jesus Christ
Old Corinth
Panama Canal sanitation bill advances in Senate
A War Department drafted bill to empower the president to issue regulations on sanitation quarantine and taxation in the Panama Canal Zone passed the Senate on Friday. It already outlines authority for ongoing governance of canal zone health and fiscal matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Panama Canal Zone
Senate
Dreadful Cough Cured by Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
Mrs. Owen Caruthers of Wabash Indiana describes a years long dread cough after pneumonia. She sought many remedies before taking Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and was cured after one bottle. Advert across appears as a testimonial for the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Caruthers
Wabash, Ind
Chamberlain
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Vevey
Switzerland
Daily Mail
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de la Plaza
Frederic J. Stimson
ST. Louis
Oscar Johnson
International Shoe Com
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New York
Paris
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Ofce
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Ngan
Stearns
Anppeece
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H. Pillans
Presbyterian
Prichard
Rev
J. S. Mills
Methodist
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First Baptist Church
Jefferson Streets
John W. Phillips
T. H. Frazer
E. S. Barnes
P.m
Church Street
J. T. Dulaney
Mae Bolling
Ladies’ Aid Society
Brooks Hurley
Oakdale Baptist Church
D. Monroe
Bible School
W. R. Langner
Sunbeams
Myrtle Tully
Junior Baptist Young People's Union
T. Cc. Wofford
Crichton Baptist Church
Jno. D. Wilkes
Harry Keenan
Prichard Baptist Church
J. D. Anderson
Dauphin Way Baptist
Guy R. Hurlburt
W. D. Mathis
Whcanans
Calvary Baptist
W. J. Young
Episcopal
St. Paul’s Church
Whistler
Supreme Tribe OF
Ben Hue
Loyal Order OF Moose
Peace Rebekah Lodge
Modern Woodmen OF America
Christian
Sea Vevey
William T. Ellis
Pan
Zion
Gethsemane
W. M. Fierce
M. D
J.W. Hunter
Southern Ry
Dauphin St
DR. Adams
T. C. McKenzie
W. State and Royal Sts
S. O. Rogers Lumber Co
Madison St
BELL
Union Savings Bank
North Royal Street
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