The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-21
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Miss Ruth villar left Wednesday for
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Adams
in Montgomery.
Gus Eitzen of the firm of Eitzen-
Tuart Company, will return Sunday
from a short visit to points in North
Carolina.
Winston Boykin. negro. was assessed
fine of 500 and costs in the court
of record yesterday on a charge of
carrying concealed weapons.
j. F. Sabadie local Spanish teacher,
has accepted a position as head of the
Spanish department at the Pan Amer
lean Business college.
Mrs. George vilIar, SIS East La Raa
street, accompanied by her son, Ho-
bart, and Master High Adams, Of West
Vile, left today for visit with friends
in Chipley.
the Naval Air station, is at the Pen
sacola hospital as the result of an ac-
cidental stab in the calf Of the leg
with a knife.
L. T. Baker, of Jacksonville, is
spending several days in the city on
business, stopping at the San Carlos
hotel Mr.. Baker formerly resided in
Pensacola and is being cordially greet
ed by old friends
Charged with wife desertion and
beating his board bill. Henry Bell, of
Milton, was yesterday turned over to
the county authorities under a $3.50
bond after a preliminary hearing be-
fore Justice Johnson.
Miss Marguerite Elizabeth Adams,
of Westville, who has been the guest
of Mrs. George Villar, SIS East La Rua
street. for some time, left today for
Holt Fla, where she will visit before
returning home.
Interior decoration and other i'm
provements are now being made in the
Pastime theatre. preparatory to the in
PRODUCTION of high class Keith vaude-
vile, which will be staged first about
September 20. The theatre stage will
be enlarged and new seats installed.
Moline will have a municipal foun-
tain, stocked with goldfish. gift from
the city OF Pensacola The promise
that the fish would be presented was
made during Mayor Greenhut's admin
istration and Commissioner of Public
Works Hinrichs will make this promise
good.
Remodeling is now going on inside
the Liberty theatre, and a balcony is
being installed, which, it is said, will
double the present seating capacity.
High class tab musical companies at
popular prices will be put on at this
theatre about the latter part of Sep
TENDER.
Deputy Hansen of the harbormas-
ter's office has furnished the Sea-
mans Research Society of New York
with some interesting data relative to
Pensacola, which will be used for the
benefit of seamen in large volume to
be issued containing data on maritime |
cities.
Four fire trucks made the run to a |
blaze which broke out at the home |!
of Guy Talmage. 16 North Baylen |
street, yesterday afternoon at 5:26!
o'clock. One truck from the West Hill |
station answered the call and three |
from Station No. 1. The fire. caused |
from combustion of coal, was soon ex-
tinguished.
Carlos Wittemeyer, who lives near |
Olive. has recovered a purse containing |
$685., which he left by mistake in 4 |
local drug store several days ago.
Special Officer Mcintyre of the police |
staff was put in charge of the case, and |
arrested a man by the name of Porter,
who had called for the purse and OBJ |
tanned 1t. On Mr. Mittemeyer's sug-
gestion, Porter was released.
Stomach Trouble.
There are many who should be |
greatly encouraged to know that stom-
ach troubles can be cured. Mrs. T. E.
Hullinger, Mansfield, Ohio. was sick
for three months with stomach