Purim Observance at Temple Shaarai Shemayim
The Jewish feast of Purim to be celebrated at Temple Shaarai Shemayim on Sunday March 23 with special services at 3 p.m. A children's ball follows in German Relief Hall Tuesday evening. The observance recalls Esther and Mordecai thwarting Haman with gifts to children and elaborate Sabbath school exercises.
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Temple Shaarai Shemayim
Mordecai
Esther
Haman
Ahasureus
Ham
Ahasuereus
Shauarai Shomayim
Citronelle Chautauqua Opens with Weather Dampening Attendance
The ninth Citronelle Chautauqua assembly opened Saturday at 11 am under association officers. A Mobile special train arrived at 1:45 pm with students and teachers. The Rogers orchestra performed and the program featured Bible hours, concerts, readings, chorus cantata Midsummer Eve, and Sunday services with sermons and an illustrated lecture by Dr. D A Planck.
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Citronelle Chautauqua
Association
Mobile Tone Mobile
Ohio
Ger
Harvey E. Jones, Jr
Rogers Orchestra
Bible Fabture
D. A. Planck
Mobile High School
Nona Duffee
Emma la Prade Tam
Ida B. Cole
Nell Bunnell
Citronelle School
Te Oday
Union Sunday School
State Sunday School
A. M. Hawks
Smuggling Charge Involving Sailor Ladge
Herbert Ladge a sailor on a British steamer in port was arrested Friday by customs officers for smuggling bric a brac from his ship. He was taken to the United States attorney and will be arraigned for a preliminary hearing before a United States commissioner Monday.
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Herbert Ladge
United States
Bric Abrac
Ladge
Temple program features Esther readings and children's orchestra
A program for the occasion includes readings from the Book of Esther and a children's orchestra directed by Miss Leinkauf. The public is invited to the temple celebration.
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Miss Leinkauf
Electric radiators offer emergency and auxiliary heating options
The article notes electric radiators as economical for emergency and auxiliary heating, especially in baths, sick rooms, nurseries, or during low central heat. Prices range from 5 to 10 dollars with portable, odorless operation. Operating cost runs about 12 cents per hour, depending on size.
Mobile Items Merchants Prize Selling Campaign Opens
Over a dozen Mobile organizations have entered The Mobile Item Campaign offering $4,000 in prizes including $1,000 cash and a $1,000 piano. Entrants earn votes by collecting labels and slips from listed goods. no member contributions required.
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Mobile
Chickering
Warrant Quest For W. D. Stringfellow Ends With Paralyzed Suspect
Deputy sheriffs from Baton Rouge pursued William D. Stringfellow, ex-attorney, on embezzlement charges. Stringfellow, found at a Mobile boarding house ill and paralyzed, refused to go without requisition papers. Officers faced delays over medical certs as they sought extradition to Louisiana.
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J. H. Womack
J. D. Womack
Baton Rouge
Mobile
William D. Stringfellow
New York
New Orleans
State Street
Jackson
Louisiana and Mobile
Battle House
Stringfellow
Womacks
Montgomery
John G. Allen
C. Allen, Jr
Allen
Pui
Louisiana
Mobile Police
Conference on School Bonds Outlines Bond Plan Changes
A second bond issue conference between city commissioners and the board of school commissioners is set for next Wednesday at 4 pm in Mayor Laz Schwarzs office. The groups may adjust details of a proposed 354000 bond issue, chiefly on whether funds may be used for a new high school. The school board favors building and upgrading facilities, while the city seeks restrictions per Alabama code. Attorney F G Bromberg notes bond money must be used only for new schools, limiting remodels.
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Board of School Commissioners
Laz Schwarz
Barton Academy
F. G. Bromberg
Alabama
City's Health Push Noted in National Magazine
The Human Factor notes Mobile's health drive as expenditures rise threefold. Mayor Laz Schwarz says an extra 40 thousand dollars will be spent this year on public health institutions, with health and sanitation costs exceeding one fifth of the 469 thousand dollar city income.
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Mobile
Human Factor
Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York
Laz Schwarz
City Hospital
Pine Grove Hospital
Board of Health
Schwarz
The
Get the New Corn Curing Method With GETS-IT
An advertisement touts GETS-IT as an easy painless cure for corns. It promises quick relief with no sticking plasters or digging into healthy flesh. The copy insists the corn shrivels and disappears without knives or coins.
Vision of the Sikh Visitor Struts Through Mobile Streets
A giant Sikh in Punjab horse dress appears in Mobile near the post office on St Francis Street at dawn. The crowd ponders his origin and purpose while a reporter greets him with Salaam and notes the danger of racial slurs and the blade in the Khyber knife.
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Kipling
Mobile
St. Francis Street
Punjab
Park
Billy Phelan
Cincinnati
Ressaldar
Megro
Yeend Potter's New Store Promises Great News
Reader notice highlights social section pages six to eight of today’s paper. Exciting updates and events await in the listed pages, inviting readers to peruse the features and notices.
Freight Thieves Grow Bold Along River Front
Riverfront freight thieves have become bold, alarming steamboat men and others. On Friday night several thieves were confronted and nine shots were fired at intruders by river watchmen.
Better Than Spanking Home Treatment Promises Wetting Cure
Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a free home treatment for child bedwetting and for adults with urinary difficulties. She claims a constitutional cause and provides full instructions without any payment required. Write today to receive the treatment and guidance.
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M. Summers
Notre Dame
Ind
Train Service Demoralized by Washout South of Flomaton
A destructive washout on the Mobile and Montgomery division near Murder Creek halted trains north of Flomaton after heavy rains and a cloudburst. Rail service was 24 hours late, with mails delayed. officials redirected trains via Meridian and Selma and restored some southbound service by Sunday morning.
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Mobile
Brewton
Evergreen
John Bos3e
Montgomery
New Orleans
Ohio
Meridian
Miss
Selma
Bose
City to sue 2000 taxpayers for delinquent taxes
Chancery proceedings will start next week against about two thousand taxpayers who failed to pay municipal or special bond taxes for the year ending September 30 191%. About 55000 dollars are overdue. City Attorney B Boone says delinquents will be summoned to show cause why property should not be sold to satisfy the taxes.
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Madern Wo Od Adarner i B. Boone
Boone
Chancery
Chancery Court
Yeend Potter Con Announces Regular Bazaar Opening
Yeend Potter announces a regular bazaar opening with details on pages 6 6 7 8 in the social section of today’s paper. Readers are invited to look for them for great news and participation.
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Yeend Potter Con
Ohio to Flomaton sleeper rerouted amid Tampa trouble
The Jacksonville sleeper was sent to Flomaton as No 3 while the Jacksonville Pensacola and Filomaton line traffic moved to Mobile Sunday morning with minimal delay. Bridge trains and hundreds of men from the New Orleans division were deployed to the scene at dawn. The operating department said repairs should be completed by Sunday afternoon or sooner.
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Ohio
Jacksonville
Flomaton
Pensacola
Filomaton
Mobile
New Orleans
Doctors Endorse Newbro s Herpicide for Hair
Doctors publicly praise Newbro s Herpicide for dandruff control and scalp care. Prominent clinicians report relief from itching and scaliness, noting hair appears fuller and softer after use. Samples and money back guarantees accompany purchases through dealer networks and barbers.
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Temple
Chautauqua
Hood
Indiana
Mobile Electric Company
N. Royal ST
W. D. Stringfellow
Conference ON
City Commissioners and Board of Education
Punjab Horse
Yeend Potter's
Indorse Newbrd
J. J. Boyd
Covington, Oan
Newbro
J. B. Thompson
M. D
Burrough Place
Hollis St
Boston
Mass
T. A. Moore
Duncan, Ariz
Herpicide Co
Dept. R
Detroit
Mich
van Antwerp Drug Co
Parker Bros
Dauphin Street
Mobile, Ala
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