The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-06

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Prof. c. w. Eddy, OF DeFuntak
Springs and Pensacola. IL spending =
few days In the city looking after
business interests
More than so new members win be
taken In at a joint meeting of the city
and county camps. Woodmen of the
World. August 30.
The Bachelors club win meet A.
O'Clock tomorrow evening In front OF
the X. of C.. hall. Secretary Santo ana
President Hoffman expect all members
to be present.
j. III. Shelton. Of the Naval Air sta
ton, reported to the police last night
that thief picked his pocket of S25
in local moving picture theatre at
about . o'clock.
Alberta Frazier. negro woman, ac-
cused OF throwing boiling water into
the face of Georgia Dalton, another
negress, has been turned over to the
county for trial.
A mad dog was killed at Sixth ave.
nue. and Lloyd street yesterday morn
ing by Officer Hall of the police force,
after the dog had troubled residents
OF that section for several hours.
Ex-Police Captain A. J. Anderson,
now with the internal revenue depart
ment, narcotic division. has recently
passed an examination given by the
department. and is now rated as an i'm
spector, with headquarters In Atlanta.
The Steno Six class. a class In ste
biography at the Pan-American Bust
ness college. enjoyed a picnic and
swimming party last night at Bay
View park. More than rs members
OF the class were present and, after
swimming an appetizing supper was
served. So
D. H. Dickson, deputy collector of
internal revenue for this state il here
making collections Of the special and
luxury tax, and announces that he will
be glad to have merchants, soda foun-
tain owners and others to see him
while he is here. His office is in
Room EOS, Government building.
G. H. Lindgren, meteorological at the
aboard the coast steamer Tarpon to
inspect weather bureau storm warn
ing display stations at st. Andrews,
Carabella. Apalachicola and Port st.
Joe. G. s. Kennedy is in charge OF
the bureau during Mr.. Lindgren's alb
sence.
President Shackelford, of the In
ternational Longshoremen's association.
reports that all differences OF mem
bers of the association which 1t was
feared yesterday morning might pre-
vent the resumption of active work,
have been settled, and that this morn
ing all the men will go back to work.
Several squares Of street paving.
torn up by Sundays rain, will be placed
in good condition within a very short
time, according to Commissioner of
Streets and Public Works Hinrichs.
The recent bond issue Of $4,000 pro-
vides $4,000 for the improvement Of
streets and a part of the sum will be
used for this purpose.
While on run with the patrol
wagon early yesterday morning. Of
ficer O'Connell, at Chase and Tara
gonna streets, came very near collid-
ing with a negro woman who was be-
ing chased by a negro man. The
wagon was stopped and Dave john
son, the negro man. was placed in
the patrol He was fined SIS for dis
orderly conduct in police court.
F. c. Calkins, a prominent general
insurance agent of Jacksonville. is
spending several days in Pensacola WIS.,
iting friends and looking after several
of his business connections here. Mr..
Calkins was a guest of the Rotary Club
at luncheon yesterday. Mr.. Calkins
takes a large interest in the Florida
Centennial Exposition and may be ex-
pected to spend a considerable part OF
1922 in Pensacola when the exposition
is on and it is possible that the city
may then gain him as permanent
resident.