Church Lyceum Course Planned by Dauphin Way Baptist
Dauphin Way Baptist Church announces a seven‑event Lyric Theatre course for winter with artists Madam Evelyn Scotney Howard White Alexander von Bicsinsky Colangelo Italian Band Dunbar Bell Ringers and Quartette and lecturer appearances by William Jennings Bryan and Rabbi Stephen S Wise The act includes illusionist Brush the Great and costs 1200 to book The Lyric Theatre venue will host all seven performances with dates forthcoming.
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Announ
Fiat
Dauphin Way
William Jennings Bryan
Stephen S. Wise
New York
America
Brush the Great
Lyceum
Chautauqua
Lyric Theatre
Parker Urges U S Fleet to Defend Nation
Miami banquet speaker Judge Alton B. Parker calls for a strong U S naval fleet as protection against attacks. He argues the Monroe Doctrine breeds danger and cites China as an example of unpreparedness before departing for New York. City court jury pool drawn for week of November 15.
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Miami
Fla
Alton B. Parker
United States
Western Hemisphere
China
How Thin People Can Put On Flesh
Thin people report rapid weight gain using Sargol claims. The ad argues poor nourishment from meals and urges cutting no foods while taking Sargol to add 10 to 25 pounds monthly. It claims Sargol boosts red blood cells and fat absorption, sold by Van Antwerp Drug and others with a money-back promise.
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van Antwerp
Buckwheat Cakes Promoted with Aunt Jemima Flour
Golden Cakes feature Brown Buckwheat mix using Aunt Jemima self rising flour. Full directions promise uniform results and ready ages.
Weather Praise for a Bright Mobile Wednesday
A weather report praises an unusually pleasant Mobile Tuesday and foresees more smiling skies on Wednesday. The vivid street scene describes sunlight transforming Bienville Square and Conception Street as observers note the colorful display, amid heat in New Orleans and a breezy, humorous tone about local life.
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Benet
A. Bugg
Mobile
New Orleans
Shreveport
Sheridan
Wyoming
Hall of Fame
Mercury
Rockies
Atlantic
Government Street
St. Francis Street
Conception
Bienville Square
Notable list of names appears in county records
A long list of individuals including Samuel D. Cooke and William A. Copeland appears, with numerous others such as Arthur Thornton Byrnes H Hudson Howell Clifton EF Rabby Walter L. Ellis Jesse Kidd Joseph W. Thompson John W. Egan Henry D. Lesesne Jr Frank T. Parker Robert W. Megenity John C. Partin Toxey Lee John T. Lambeth William E. White John B. LaCoste George S. Gaines John Lee Smith Joseph R. Freeland George E. Green Charles S. Harper Frank L. Verneuille Arthur A. Johnson Hubbard F Ward Andrew J. Boyles Roland L. Graham George Bosarge Walter B. Simison Frederick I. Thompson Benjamin H. Johnson John W. Burge Walter G. Bevill William Tolson Kelly William L. Killion James A. Kearley Howard Schreiner.
Autos Needed on Know Your City Trip
Mobilians are invited to join the Know Your City committee of the chamber of commerce on a visit to the Barker Cotton Mill. Depart from St. Francis and Royal at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Autos are especially urged due to a previous shortage. Chairman Be Bailey asks participants to notify him before noon Wednesday.
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Chamber of Commerce
Barker
St. Francis and
Royal Streets
M. Bailey
Bailey
Saunders Fined Five Hundred for Prohi Violation
W B Saunders was fined 500 dollars and costs or 140 days hard labor after arraignment on a prohibition violation. He was released on bond with no appeal filed. Police say Saunders hid liquor in his soft drink stand at Conception and Bloodgood streets. Saunders denied the accusation. Officer Sam Hyland testified Saunders offered him a five dollar bribe to avoid arrest. A companion, Joseph McClain, was discharged.
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W. B. Saunders
R. E. Gordon
Saunders
Joseph McClain
Conception and
Bloodgood Streets
North Joachim Street
Sam Hyland
Fellowship Bible Class Meeting At YMCA Tea Room
The Fellowship Bible Class will meet in the YMCA tea room at 6:00 Tuesday night. Rev. Henry Wade DuBose leads the class and invites all men to join, whether or not they are YMCA members.
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Fellowship Bible
Henry Wade DuBose
Woman Credits Cardus With Restored Health and Strength
Mrs. J. M. Sprinkle of Sulphur Springs says two years of illness and spinal pain ended after one bottle of Cardus. She could not straighten up before but after treatment she worked again, with no further pain or need for a doctor.
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Sulphur Springs
J. M. Sprinkle
Cardus
Mobile Shriners Drum Corps to Lead Alabama Pilgrimage
Shriners from Abba Temple Mobile with a new drum corps will join a Thursday pilgrimage to Montgomery for Alcazar Temple ceremonial session. About fifty wearers of the red fez will participate, with Abba patrol leading the Mobile group. Alcazar Temple expects a large candidate class and drill teams from Abba Temple will play a major role in the initiation proceedings.
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Shriners
Alabama
Montgomery
Alcazar Temple
Abba
Mobile
Mobile Temple
Abba Patrol
Nobles
Mystic Shrine
Abba Temple
Oscar Gray Reported In Satisfactory Condition
Meridan Miss November 9 The condition of Congressman Oscar L Gray of Butler Choctaw county Ala who underwent an operation at Turner hospital for gall stones is reported satisfactory this morning and hopes are held out for his early recovery His bladder was ruptured.
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Meridian
Miss
Oscar L. Gray
Butler
Choctaw County
Ala
Turner Hospital
Japan not planning force display over China amid talks
Tokyo reports that Japan has assured powers it will not stage a military or naval demonstration against China during negotiations on China's monarchy issue. A Kyoto rumor says Yuan Shi Kai may proclaim himself emperor on November 16, aligning with Japan's coronation events, a move Japan reportedly objects to.
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Tokio
Japan
China
Kyoto
Yuan Shi Kai
Yoshihito
Southern Industrial Office Relocated On St Francis Street
The Southern Railway industrial office, moved from its old site to the People's Bank building, serves as a farmers bureau and visitor information hub. It promotes strawberry planting and a farm creamery concept to encourage local dairy production and smaller creameries for quality butter.
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Southern Railway
St. Francis Street
W. L. Henderson
People’s Bank
Bureau of Information
Southern
Louisville and Nashville
Yser Former Dacia Sunk by German Submarine
The French steamship Yser, once the Dacia, seized February, torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine while carrying cotton from the United States to Germany. Officials say passengers from the Italian steamer Elisa Francesca were aboard. all crew and passengers were landed.
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Algiers
Algeria
Paris
Yser
United States
Germany
Bizerta
Chief Van Liew Returns From Birmingham Witness Duty
Chief of Police G M Van Liew returned to the city Tuesday morning from Birmingham Alabama where he appeared as a witness in the case involving three young white men arrested here for stealing a Ford automobile The grand jury is to consider the matter
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van Liew
G. M. van Liew
Birmingham
Ala
Aetomes
Grand Jury
Deaths and Funerals of Miss Sarah Ellison and Mrs Mary Langan
Miss Sarah Ellison a 62 year old Alabama native died in a local infirmary after a week of treatment. She resided in Creola and is survived by her brother R J Ellison. The burial was in Creola. Mrs Mary Francis Langan’s funeral was held at 3 pm from the family home and Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception with Rev E J Hackett officiating. Burial followed in the Catholic cemetery with pallbearers named.
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Sarah Ellison
Alabama
Ellison
Creola
R. J. Ellison
Dixon & McKay
M. F. Langan
Mary Francis Langan
Estava Street
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Father E. J. Hackett
Messrs
James H. Nelson
T. P. Norville
J. IL. Manning
H. Williams
Frank Midgett, Jr
and Lee Walsh
Death of Hardaway Y Mountain of Mobile at 26
Hardaway Y Mountain of Mobile aged 26 died Monday night at his home 210 Congress street after a long illness. He is survived by two brothers and three sisters and other relatives. Funeral is set for Wednesday at 10 am with burial in Magnolia cemetery. His aunt Mrs Virginia M Smith died a few hours earlier.
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Hardaway Y. Mountain
Mobile
Samuel A. Mountain, Jr
Bettie Mountain
Congress Street
Magnolia Cemetery
Virginia M. Smith
Mrs Virginia Mountain Smith Dies in City
Mrs Virginia Mountain Smith relict of George Washington Smith merchandise broker died Monday at relatives home 266 North Joachim Street after a long illness She had lived in Mobile for years and is survived by son Daniel Smith and other relatives Funeral was held Tuesday afternoon.
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Virginia M. Smith
Virginia Mountain Smith
George Washington Smith
Ida Mountain
North Joachim Street
Mobile
Daniel Smith
Two-Year-Old Sanchez Child Dies After Short Illness
John B. Sanchez Jr., son of John B. Sanchez Sr. and Mrs. Catherine Sanchez, died Tuesday morning at the family home in North Mobile after a brief illness.
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John B. Sanchez
John B. Sanchez, Jr
Catherine Sanchez
North
Mobile
U S Trade With South America Doubles In Year
Foreign commerce figures show the United States doubling its imports and exports with South American countries in the past year. September imports reached 30 052 765 and exports 16 938 717, with Mexico and selective European trade also rising.
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Washington
United States
South America
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Mexico
Republic
Japan
Austria
Germany
Court Notices Decree Pro Confesso and Re-set Dates
In Chancery Court Judge Thomas H. Smith presiding two matters appear. Ed Jackson versus Eliza Jackson shows a decree pro confesso entered. Frank George H. Page versus Rial Thornton is re-set for November 10.
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Chancery Court
Thomas H. Smith
Ed Jackson
Eliza Jackson
Frank George H. Page
Rial Thornton
Law and Equity Court Monday Docket Report
Law and Equity Court session lists judgments and demurrers. Webb & McAlpine defeat Gra ham on promissory note for 280 dollars. Turner vs Munson Line demurrers to counts eight nine upheld. Hearn vs Campbell Lumber motion rehearing refused. Lutz vs Van Heynigen Brokerage demurrers refiled as to counts one two three four five amended outcomes as to others. Tuesday call includes Peterson & Son vs Willis Charlotte Cieutat vs Hallett Mfg M Forcheimer Grocery Co vs Zieman Grocery Co.
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Law and Equity Court
Samuel B. Browne
Webb & McAlpine
Philip Graham
Horace Turner
Munson Steamship Line
W. H. Hearn
L. E. Campbell Lumber Company
E. Lutz
van. Heynigen Brokerage Company
Demurrera
Peterson & Son
Willis
Charlotte Cieutat
Hallett Manufacturing Company
M. Forcheimer Grocery Company
Zieman Grocery Company
Notable Alabama figures travel for business and health
President J. Howard Wilson of the Mobile Light and Railroad Company has gone to Boston, New York and other Eastern cities on business. Dr. H. P. Hirshfield, county coroner, is seriously ill at the Inge-Bondurant sanitorium. T. W. Sims, chairman of the State Board of Equalization, with headquarters at Montgomery, Ala., is in the city on a visit and business combined.
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J. Howard Wilson
Mobile Light and Railroad Company
Boston
New York
H. P. Hirshfield
Inge-Bondurant
T. W. Sims
State Board of Equalization
Montgomery
Ala
Dyspepsia remedy Mi o na promises refunds if not helps
An old newspaper ad promotes Mi o na as a risk free stomach remedy. It claims guaranteed refunds if relief is not achieved and cites many satisfied druggists with perfect complaint records. It emphasizes relief from dyspepsia indigestion heartburn belching sourness and headaches.
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Miona
Mobile Children Celebrate Birthday at Empire Theatre
The item congratulates Sidney Hewett and other November-born children, inviting each to host a birthday party for five friends this afternoon at the Empire Theatre. Tickets mailed. November-born kids asked to mail names addresses and birthdates to Children’s Auditor at least two days before their birthday.
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Sidney M. Hewett
Bush Ave
Empire Theatre
Conversation in Court High Low and Neutral
A Mobile court record shows various disorderly conduct cases during a Monday session. Alice Crawford spoke despite warnings and received a ten day jail sentence for admitted facts, Henry Crawford was jailed ten days, others faced fines or continued cases. The recorder struggled with inaudible testimony and unusual phrases as witnesses described loud talk and odd incidents on Hospital Street and near Mobile Infirmary.
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R. G. Gordon
Henry Crawford
Arthur Williams
Ed Talib
Susie Wood
Philip Taylor
Alice Crawford
Henry
Alice
Jedge
Ed Tabb
Hospital Street
George Smith
Mobile Infirmary
Alf Noyes
George
Alf
Arthur
Mechanics Lodge to Convene Meeting in Whistler
Regular meeting of Mechanics Lodge No. 69 I O O F at their hall on Tuesday evening at 7 oclock with several applications to be acted upon. Members of the Ladies Auxiliary of the International Association of Machinists will meet Wednesday afternoon at Odd Fellows Hall. Mr and Mrs Joseph L Goodloe back in Mobile after visiting Mr and Mrs Peter Peterson. Millard Eckford returned home after three months in the Northwest. Growlers Hunting and Fishing Club members return from Bottle Creek.
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Whistler
Ala
Mechanics Lodge No. 69
Ladies’ Auxiliary
International Association of Machinists
Odd Fellows Hall
Joseph L. Goodloe
Mobile
Peter Peterson
Millard Eckford
Northwest
Growlers’ Hunting and Fishing Club
Bottle Creek
Hunters Report Finds and Visits Across Cities
Donald and four others including Halliwell George Wiese and Edward Barry hunted days and recovered field findings. George visits Pensacola with his sister Mrs. Harry. Wednesday Sewing Circle meets at Mrs. Thomas C. Agee. Oscar Kidd travels to Marco for days with relatives. M B Holmes Spurs temperance talk at Bethany Baptist. Miss Mamie Phelps returns to Mobile after visiting the Peterson sisters.
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Donald
Halliwell
George Wiese
Edward Barry
George
Pensacola
Harry
Thomas C. Agee
Oscar Kidd
Marco Ala
M. B. Holmes
Temperance
Mobile County Sunday School Association
Baraca
Bethany Baptist Sunday School
Mamie Phelps
Mobile
Peterson
Cosmetics Not Needed Peel the Skin Instead
An old advertisement touts mercorized wax as a substitute for multiple cosmetics saving time and expense. It claims the wax absorbs faded cuticle revealing clearer softer skin and a youthful complexion with daily use. One ounce of mercolized wax suffices and can remove freckles liver spots and blemishes. A simple face bath with saxolite and hazel is also recommended for wrinkles and sagging skin.
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U.S
Frederick H. Turpen
Henry L. Gaines, Jr
Oliver Anderson
Frank Girard
James S. Barstow
Jasper Johnson
Milton Goodwyn
John W. Deakle
George B. McKnight
Dave Lombard
John W. Balzli
Charles H
Jemima’s
New
St. Peter
Bienville
Conception Street
Dauphin Streets
Joseph
Mobile Shriners
Oscar Gray
Southern Industrial Office
New Place
DACIA
Alice Taylor
Lafayette Marshal
Lafayette
Gabrifl
Stamps & Co
General Cleaners
Spring Hill and Broad
THE
Bank OF Mobile National Banking Assoction Saa Ay Riefvice
Kinsley Institute
Biloxi
Jacksonville
Alabama, Tennessee & Northern Railway
Union Terminal Station
Calvert
York
Tuscaloosa
East
Norman Bell
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