PULPIT REMAINS VACANT AT GOVERNMENT STREET CHURCH
Government Street Church in Mobile has not secured a pastor since Dr. Carr left for Fort Worth Texas. Rev. D. A. Planck and Dr. A. F. Sto are mentioned as possible candidates while Mr. Thornwell of Atlanta preached and led subscriptions for Oglethorpe University. Thad Harrison, committee chairman, is away and will return Wednesday to report findings.
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Government Street
D. A. Planck
Naleig
A. F. Sto
Thornwell
Atlanta
Oglethorpe University
Carr
Fort Worth
Tex
Thad Harrison
Mobile
Mayr's Stomach Remedy Praised By Thousands
A testimonial letter from Roanoke Virginia praises Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy after gall stones. The ad claims quick relief from stomach and intestinal ailments with one dose and recommends asking a druggist or writing Geo H Mayr for a booklet. It lists Bienville Pharmacy Mobile Alabama as a local seller.
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Mayr
B. Kl
Dooley
Roanoke
Geo. H. Mayr
Mfg
Whiting St
Chicago
Dwellings At Reduced Rentals Listings
Two story residence with six rooms and modern conveniences in East area near North Carolina Street listed at $25.00. Cottage on South Broad Street with four rooms and large yard at $25.00. Cottage on East Garnett Avenue near Old Shell Road with four rooms and reception hall at $15.00.
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St. Steve Road
East Ae
North South Carolina St
S. Broad St
East Garnett Ave
Old Shell Road
Early severance with angle lan s inevitable
The report notes fuel oil shortages for railroads not to boost government revenue. Foreigners flee, especially Americans, as trains to Vera Cruz fill. Embassy says no new instructions. many abroad-based firms order women and children sent home. Ministers remain, with Germany’s Admiral Mintze urging calm and signaling a plan to avoid intervention.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico
John Lind
von Mintze
Bryan at office remains non-committal on Mexico situation
Secretary Bryan read dispatches from Charge O Shaughnessy in Mexico City and gave no clear reply on next moves or timing. Reports of embassy closure or withdrawal persisted without confirmation. The forced resignation of Manuel Garza Aldape, Mexican interior minister, drew keen attention.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bryan
O'Shaughnessy
Mexico City
Manuel Garza
Aldape
Interior
German Cruiser to Rescue Germans at Tepec
Berlin reports Admiral Paul von Hintze orders the cruiser Nuernberg to San Blas to take aboard German fugitives from Tepec as insurgents threaten the city. If the Nuernberg cannot reach San Blas in time, private steamers will be chartered to assist.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Paul von Hintze
Mexico
Nuernberg
Pacific
San Blas
Tepec
Faust Spaghetti Promises Stronger Nutrition for Workers
An advertisement proclaims Faust Spaghetti from Durum Wheat as a cost effective nourishment for laborers. It claims a 10c package supplies more nutrition than 4 pounds of beef, aids digestion, and builds muscle and bone, with 5c and 10c packs sold by Maull Brothers of St. Louis and a free recipe book offer.
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Faust
Police Led For Biannual Photo After Uniform Update
The entire police department reported to headquarters for the semi annual inspection led by Commissioner Laz Schwarz and Chief W. W. Crenshaw. Officers were lined up on Government street for a group photo. For the first time all officers wear caps matching city styles as winter uniforms replace helmets.
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Laz Schwarz
W. W. Crenshaw
Government Street
50 Years Of Church Membership Reviewed
At Whistler Methodist church a home coming marked a 50 year history noting members counted since organization. Robert E Daly Sr of Mobile recalled 1871 Sunday school history. Four members were received and three baptized during the service.
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Whistler Methodist Church
Robert E. Daly, Sr
Mobile
Next Lyceum Course Attraction Thursday
At a Sunday meeting of the Federation of Churches central council Aubrey Boyles presiding plans for the Lyceum course were discussed. They decided to add extra first class numbers with the second to be presented Thursday evening and to ask patrons to aid in selling single tickets to enable more entertainments.
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Central Council of the Federation
Harte
Aubrey Boyles
Lyceum
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for Children
For Children There is Nothing Better. A cough medicine for children must help their coughs and colds without bad effects on their little stomachs and bowels. Foley's, Money and Tar exactly fills this need. No opiates, no sour stomach, no constipation follows its use. For sale by all druggists.
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Foley’s
Foley
Whipped mules charged in cruelty case
Dale Chatman a Negro driver was arrested by Humane Officer J B Ducournau on a cruelty to animals charge. He allegedly whipped two mules unfit for work and the case will be heard in recorder's court Monday afternoon.
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Dale Chatman
J.8. Ducournau
Chatman
Recorder’s Court
Rose Stahl at the Lyric Tonight in Maggie Pepper
Rose Stahl, famed for The Chorus Lady and Maggie Pepper, discusses stage ideals and realism in theatre. She brings Maggie Pepper to the Lyric, portraying shop girls and frontline workers in a romance that highlights department store life and the theatre's purpose.
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Rose Stahl
Maggie Pepper
Camille
Cora
Tosca
Miss Stahl
America
First Made-in-Mobile Moving Pictures Shown at Crown
Three reels of Made in Mobile moving pictures taken during the Southern Commercial Congress session in Mobile were developed in the city by J. H. King of the Crown Theatre. The reels include views of the convention, the president's arrival, a river trip on the revenue cutter Winnona, Mobile churches and public buildings, and large student body scenes from Barton Academy Oakdale Leinkauf and Raphael schools. The exhibition occurred Sunday. another showing is planned for Monday.
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Southern Commercial Congress
Mobile
J. H. King
Crown Theatre
King
Commercial Congress
Winona
Barton Academy
Oakdale School
Leinkauf
Raphael
Foley Kidney Pills Promoted For Kidney and Bladder Ills
Mrs. O Palmer of Green Bay Wisconsin suffered kidney and bladder trouble. Her husband Mr Palmer reports her health and strength are rapidly improving due to Foley Kidney Pills, claimed to be the best combination of curative and healing medicines for urinary irregularities.
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Foley Kidney
O. Palmer
Willow Street
Green Bay
Wis
Palmer
Noted Jesuit Fr Porta Dead In New Orleans Funeral Held In Loyola
The remains of Rev. Father Augustin C. Porta S J a longtime Spring Hill College teacher and Newsboys Home chaplain who taught at Grand Coteau and Loyola New Orleans died Sunday at Hotel Dieu His funeral was in New Orleans and his body will be taken to Spring Hill for interment The French native with Spanish parentage joined the Jesuits in 1877 and was ordained in 1893 He leaves one brother and his mother died a year ago.
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Augustin C. Porta
S. J
Spring Hill College
New Orleans
Newsboys
Loyola University At
Hotel Dieu
Mobile
Louisville
Nashville
Crescent City
Spring Hill
College Cemetery
Loyola University
Father Ott
Father Porta
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Sisters of Mercy
Sisters of Mercy Convent of
New Orléans
Porta
Grand Coteau
France
Bootlegging Charged as Negro Woman Held for License Violation
Emmaline Stiggins a negress was arrested by Patrolman Larry Murray on a liquor without a license charge. Horace Evans testified he gave her a quart of liquor and later recovered a portion from her home claiming the remainder as payment for an eye opener. The case will be explained to Recorder Edington Monday afternoon.
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Emmaline Stiggins
Larry Murray
Horace Evans
Evans Furter
Emmaline
Evans
Edington
Master Prince Groom of Tom Thumb Wedding
The Tom Thumb wedding event at Harte Auditorium Y M C A on Monday evening supports a civic charity. Sidney Prince acts as bridegroom with Helen Madler as bride, joined by Margaret Coleman in the wedding party.
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Tom Thumb
Harte Auditorium
Y. M
Government Street Presbyterian Church
Sidney Prince
Sidney R. Prince
Felix II
Helen Madler
N. A. Madler
Margaret Coleman
Tag Day Change Sets Friday For Boys Club Fund
The Ladies' Board of the Boys' Club announced the cancellation of Saturday Tag Day due to an obstacle and moved the event to Friday. A large number of charming young ladies will tag the male population in the business district for the fundraiser and the usual fun is anticipated.
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The
Boys’ Club
Free trip for 30 girls to Battles by charity group
Thirty girls aged 12 to 15 from the Ladies of Charity night school enjoyed a complimentary outing to Battles aboard the James A. Carney. Captain Edward A. Peppers arranged transport, Bananas were donated by Ashbel Hubbard, and a luncheon was served. Chaperones were Mrs. Belle Daily and Sister Lucy.
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Ladies of Charity
Battles
Edward A. Peppers
The
Bay Steamship Company
Marcelline
James A. Carney
Ashbel Hubbard
Belle Daily
Society
Lucy
Contistreet Asylum
Negro charged with burglary and theft
Rudolph Williams, a waiter, was arrested Monday morning by Detectives Boltz and Berge on burglary and theft charges. Police say he burglarized Joe Dorgan’s residence, stealing a watch and razor. stolen items have been recovered and the case goes to recorder’s court Monday afternoon.
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Rudolph Williams
Boltz
Berge
Williams
Joe Dorgan
Recorder’s Court
Cyclist Struck By Auto on Dauphin Street
A boy named G. H. Combel reported a collision with an automobile driven by R Mc Broom on Dauphin street. Both vehicles were moving same way and the cyclist turned into the auto. The cyclist suffered minor injuries, received medical care from Dr. F R Sherard, and was sent home. no arrests were made.
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R- McBroom
G. H. Combel
Dauphin Street
F. R. Sherard
Fight at 507 North Hamilton Street Reported
Police said a fight occurred near 507 North Hamilton Street late Sunday night and several people may have been hurt. Investigators have been unable to locate any participants.
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North Hamilton Street
Old-fashioned man who called a boil a pet
The reference points to a humorously antiquated figure who described a boil as a pet, illustrating a quirky speech pattern and a bygone rural or rustic demeanor.
Van Heuvel Faith in Inventor Meyers Amid Embezzlement Probe
The article describes Van Heuvel defending suspected inventor Meyers who touts an atmospheric electricity machine. Meyers, who claims two penitentiary terms, says he won early support from Arizona officials and English investors but faces embezzlement charges. Van Heuvel offers to help test the device, while Meyers remains jailed in Parish prison without bond.
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Meyers
van Heuvel
California
Arizona
Manchester
England
Italy
Evan van Heuvel
Washington
Patent Office
New Orleans
Collision Endangers Women and Children on Royal Street
An auto owned by A D Davis and driven by A D Davis was struck by a street car at Royal and Government streets after 6 pm. The car carried several women and children who stopped too near the tracks. Lights from the auto hid the distance, but no injuries occurred. A fender and a street car step were damaged.
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A. D. Davis
Charleston
Royal
Government Streets
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