Sunrise Prayer Opens Day at League Meeting
The Epworth League Southern Alabama conference convened at St Francis Street Methodist Church Mobile with 100 delegates and locals attending. Miss Carabelle Wilkes of Quitman led the morning prayer at 6 30 followed by remarks from F W Evans and Clarence J Atkins. Rev J W Frazer of Montgomery delivered the principal address on What is the Kingdom of God. Delegates mingled at a reception after the talk and refreshments were served. Rev I W Chalker led a devotional Bible study and Mr W B Christenberry spoke on Imperial Ideas of the Kingdom before noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Alabama
Epworth League
St. Francis Street Methodist
Carabelle Wilkes
Quitman
F. W. Evans
Young Men's Christian Association
Clarence J. Atkins
Selma
Mobile
J. W. Frazer
Montgomery
Epworth
I. W. Chalker
Demopolis
Ala
W. B. Christenberry
Kingdom
Afternoon session opens with adminstration essentials roundtable
The afternoon session featured a round table on the mechanical essentials of effective administration with Rev. Paul A. Powell of Cloverport Ky assisted by Miss Junia Jones of Montgomery and A F Del Champs of Mobile. The convention adjourned for a Mobile Bay boat ride leaving the wharf at 3 30. Rev J W Haskew of Pine Bluff will deliver the principal address at the evening session on Preparation of the Heart for the Work of the Kingdom beginning at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul A. Powell
Cloverport
Junia Jones
Montgomery
A. F. Delchamps
Mobile
Mobile Bay
Aoe
J. W. Haskew
Pinepple
Alia
A K Tablets Promoted for Rheumatism and Headache
The article endorses A K Tablets as a preferred remedy for rheumatism relief and headaches. It cites authorities noting excessive uric acid and nervous system impact, with doctors recommending these tablets over other treatments. The piece claims broad availability and universal satisfaction among practitioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schultee
Teensaiae
Ten Minute Classics: The Pardoners Tale of Death and Gold
The piece retells Chaucerian moral tale of three drunken rioters who pursue Death, enticed by a hoard of gold. They plot to share the gold but plot to betray each other, with temptation and fate driving the fable toward doom.
Short Docket in Recorder's Court
A quick docket in the recorder's court disposed of cases in under twenty minutes. Four men faced prohibition charges. two pled guilty for $50 fines, one case continued, one dismissed. Joe Swain and Albert Holly were each fined $50. Charles Smithling's case set for June 17. Vivian H. Packer arraigned. case reset to today to have H C Burr as witness. Packer later dismissed. Chris Andrews fined $500 and costs plus one additional jail day. H C Lowenstein fined $10 for motor vehicle ordinance offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder’s Court
Joe Swain
Albert Holly
Charles Smithling
Vivian H. Packer
H. C. Burr
Packer
Congress
Davis Avenue
Chris Andrews
H. C. Lowenstein
van Liew
Hinrichs elected Pensacola head in city vote
In Pensacola Florida on June 13 George H Hinrichs was elected mayor by city commissioners. P K Yonge was unanimously chosen president of the city charter board. A summer camp by Bayou Grande will open later this week with tents and reservations by Pensacolians and visitors from Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
Fla
George H. Hinrichs
P. K. Yonge
Donna Christina
Philip Shore
Tampa
Gulf
Charles R. Wiebe
Civil Service
National Association of Post Office Clerks
Ben
Hancok
Department
Ancona Breeder to Speak at Poultry Meeting
Invitations go to all poultry enthusiasts for a Gulf Coast Poultry Association meeting tonight. Edward McGlynn, a leading Ancona breeder in the district, will give the talk. R C Moore reports progress on a big Gulf Coast air exhibt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Coast Poultry Association
Edward McGlynn
Ancona
R.C. Moore
Gulf ‘Coast
Fire destroys small frame house on east side
A small frame house owned by a woman named Flue, described in the report as a negress, burned last night near 9:30. A fire tug arrived but was of little use as onlookers watched the blaze reflect across the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smalds
Flue
The Tale of the Death Slayers
An old man on the road befriends two travelers planning to murder their companion for gold. Each plots to betray the other and take all the treasure, but Death, in disguise as the old man, exposes their treachery. The three plotters fall to poison and each dies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anin
Death
Charl
Saint Sohn
Remembering Paul Peck the aviation pioneer tragedy
The reporter recalls Paul Peck, a Washington aviation pioneer who designed a Columbia biplane. Peck survived a crash that hurt his pride, learned of his wife’s death and birth of their son, then died in Illinois during a flight contract. The tale ends with the staff’s heat induced indifference as a New York paper is opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Peck
United States
O Washington
Aviation
Washington
Columbia
Wright
Curtiss
Peck
State Capitol
Washington Hospital
Illinois
Associated Press
Tariggson
Paul Pecks
New York
Progressive backs out no prohibition in Indiana GOP race
J Frank Hanly, Progressive nominee for governor, telegrams Indiana party chairman from Duluth that he will not run due to the national convention not adopting a prohibition plank. An advertisement for Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plank
Indianapolis
J. Frank Hanly
Lee
Duluth
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Flanders
Chaucer
Paris
Garters
A. Stein & Co. Makers
Children’s Hickory Garters
Chicago
New Orleans
Sienaetae
City Ticket Office
Vivian Packer
Hinrichs
Charter Board
Ry.o
Mehlin
Kimball
Whitney
Hinze
Cote
Eng
Coernsaut
Aprcino, Tor
Schumann Club
Pep Wee
Wits Aan
Weiler
Masonic Temple
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