Rosh Hashanah Observances Begin in Mobile Temples
The Jewish New Year 5674 A M begins with Rosh Hashanah on October 1 and ends with the Feast of Tabernacles. Services will be held at Government Street Temple and Temple Shaarai Shomayim in Mobile with Rabbi A G Moses officiating. The article outlines the meaning of the day as a memorial and trumpet blowing, and lists the holiday schedule for 1913 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Israel
Boone
Earth
Government Street Temple
A. G. Moses
Sigmund Schlesinger
Temple Choir
Edwin Lyles Taylor
T ¢ Choir
Tom Halliwell
Ernest Planck
H. W. Leimiaus
Simon
Fuccath
Pesach
WIELDER OF BOTTLE WAIVES EXAMINATION
Frank Young of Wheelerville who wounded Jesse Fin sehee with a bottle surrendered to the sheriff and was arraigned on assault to murder before Judge Henry Chamberlain waiving examination to the next grand jury. Bond fixed at 500 dollars. Tolbert fined 101 dollars or four months and ten days after assaulting Louis Wonsay. a pistol duel followed. Bettis and Clements each fined ten days hard labor for separate assaults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Young
Wheelerville
Jesse Finsehee
Henry Chamberlain
Inferior Criminal Court
Asult
Frank Tolbert
Louis Wonsay
Tolbert
Wonsay
Lalls
Jams
Adter
Bettis
Clements
Orpheum Opens Monday With The Lion Mouse
The Orpheum Theatre opens Monday under manager J. H. Huntly of the Huntly Company. The house is remodeled with new scenery and a refreshed interior. The Lion Mouse will be shown each night with matinees Tuesday and Saturday. Popular prices prevail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum
Um Theatre
J. H. Huntly
Huntly *K Company
Kidney Trouble Remedy Promoted By Foley Pills
Advert says Foley Kidney Pills help men with families avoid kidney trouble. Claims cleanse kidneys reduce backache and fatigue, improve kidney function, and support restful sleep. Emphasizes safe, effective relief from urinary issues.
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Hafford
van Ant- Art
Public Schools Set to Open Monday for Enrollment
Citywide preparations complete as buildings cleaned and repaired. Superintendent Murphy and officials oversee enrollments at Yerby School with teachers and county lists finalized. bond issue delays forced use of existing facilities for the opening week October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yerby
Conti
Cedar Streets
S. 8. Murphy
C. F. Vigor
8. S. Murphy
Richard Hines, Jr
M. Toulmin Gaines
E. H. Brown
L. H. McNeil
Maud Kimball
Olive Dodge
Jessie M. Oliver
Eloise W. Smith
Rob H. Condie
Elizabeth Johnston
A. N. Randall
Barton Academy
Josie Hargrove
Leinkauf
Eugenia Marx
Oakdale
Mattie Gusman
Raphael Semmes
Louise Randlette
Russell
Helena Krudop
Clark
Laila Peterson
Lee Byrne
J. S. McCants
A. M. Sclater
Belle Neville
Edith Duffee
Mae Eanes
Natalie Simison
Irene Einer
Maud Simpson
Mary A. Wing
Colleen Moore
Lula A. Peterson
Eva Belle Jones
Ellen Shock
Marie Petrinovich
Grammer
Rose RB. Barnickle
Maggie Alvarez
Louise de Arnellas
Olive Austin
Mary A. MacKensie
Co. J. Pritchard
Minnie Fleck
M. C. Bull
Hortense Marechal
M. F. Tucker
Adella Williams
Mary Wilkinson
C. R. Buck
Claudia Pitard
Willis G. Clark
Mabel_ L. Alvarez
A. M. Vincent
Amelia Broun
Freda G. Rose
E. L. Marechal
F. L. Sheffield
Bessie Gleason
S. B. Schreiber
M. K. Yonge
Jeanette Dunn
Mamie Watts
Georgia Winter
C. D. Garrison
Elizabeth Berrey
Carrie Wilson
Sarah H. Parsons
Sallie Calhoun
Alice Fowler
Alice Moffatt
Bessie Sherriff
O. T. Adams
Edna Lewis
B. L. Russell
Metta Thompson
Lena Matzenger
Fannie Sneiider
Grace Russell
Barbara Bader
Jones
A. F
C. Marechal
Jessie Currie
Katerine Verger
Pauline O'Rourke
Lucy Rawls
Nore Jones
Ethel M Berrey
Ordalia Hargrove
M. B. Prichard
Mary Kron
Jessie G. Farrell
Tillye Thompson
Norvine Winter
Mary
A. Nixon
Mary Crocker
Carman Hanlein
Helen Dunn
Gertrude Cameron
Alberta Foreman
A. F. Owens
W. A. Coldwell
J. A. Wright
A. J. Jackson
M. G. Stanford
Florence Howard
Josia W. Hil
A. F. Young
E. A. Bonner
Estelle D. Bell
Josephine Thompson
E. Gatewood
Sadie Beck
Washington
Charles W. Hill
Lillie Ellis
Etta Thomas
Eloise Davis
M. L. Willams
Olive Blackledge
Council
W. H. Brazier
Martha’v. Bowers
Edna L. Pickens
G._R. Smith
Daisy Holman
Rosina Thomas
F .E. Bryant
Emeline Smith
Carrie Gillens
Ida Williams
Maysville
Lillie B. Williamson
Bessie Parker
Mary Lee Keith IK. E. Lane
H. C. Goodwin
Textbook Depository for Fifteen Years in Mobile
For fifteen years John Renith operated a state textbook depository at 471 Dauphin Street Mobile. He carried a complete stock of books for Mobile County schools and items for public and private students. An advertisement elsewhere in this issue invites buyers to read it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Renith
Mobile
Dauphin Street
Renth
Mobile County
Reiss' Grand Millinery Opening Tomorrow
Opening of Reiss' Grand Millinery announced with a social page notice. The brief item notes a grand opening to start tomorrow and directs readers to the social section for full announcement details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reiss
Jewish Relief Society Aids Consumption Efforts Through Decade
The Jewish Consumptive Relief Society began with a treasury of 1.50 in 1904 and grew to receive 650000 in the first half of 1918. A projected income of 100000 is anticipated before year’s end as loyal men sustain support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Relief Society
Edgewater
Jewish Consumptive Relief Society
Sanitarium
Zederbaum
Southern Secretaries Gather in Mobile for Congress
The South's commercial secretaries, led by Bruce Kennedy of the Montgomery Business Men's League, plan to attend a Mobile session of the Southern Commercial Congress with M. B. Trezevant of New Orleans presiding. An executive committee meeting will occur alongside the session, underscoring Mobile's rising role in southern commerce.
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Commercial Secretaries
South
Mobile
Southern Commercial Congress
Bruce Kennedy
Montgomery Business Men’s League
Southern Commercial Secretaries’ Association
M. B. Trezevant
New Orleans Association of Commerce
Kennedy
Don Farnsworth
Chamber of Commerce
Farnsworth
Chicago Association of Commerce
Birmingham
Montgomery
Columbus
Opelika
Tuscaloosa
Selma
Meridian
Owens
Barrett
Mobile Degree Team to Assist at Birmingham Reunion
The Mobile Consistory of Scottish Rite Free Masons will send a delegation by special car on October 4 to Birmingham for a large Southern class initiation. Participants include Dr. J. Hy McCormick and others from Mobile, with teams from Pensacola and other cities. The Birmingham reunion runs October 7 to 10, and Mobile plans to return October 11 after an extensive program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Scottish Rite Free Masons
Birmingham
Ala
Pensacola
Montgomery
Meridian
Mias
Nashville
Tenn
Savannah
Dr. J. Hy
McCormick
Charlie Kohl
L. ‘Litchbach
E. L. Bullard
George “W. Adams
Leonard Weiss
T. J. McMillan
M. ’T. Sprague
Joseph Feibleman
W. M. Rasmus
Allde
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C. C
A. Zederbaum
Schoal House
New York City
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Ing
Wyoming
C. D. Spivak
Dreamland Theatre
Fred W. Kennedy Musical Comedy Company
Teesy Weesy
Myrtle Hill
Arthur Hill
M'Lle
Genevieve Grosse
Ey Ose
Reger
Th Dreamland
Fi Et, Bros. S.e.cor Dauphin
Jackson ST
Sea Island
Mazda
Mobile Electric Co
North Royal Street
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