The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-05
NEWS BRIEFS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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The War Camp Community Service
will resume its dances next Saturday
night. They will be held. however.
at the knights OF Columbus hall, ana
not at the Keyser auditorium The
usual policy of the War Camp COM
munity Service management IN nav
ing the dances efficiently chaperoneo
viii be observed. These social events
had been discontinued for SEVERN
weeks past.
Judge A. @. Campbell. of DeFuniak.
win convene the Circuit court al ~
o'clock Monday morning
Tom Coleman coIored boy, was
knocked off a bicycle at the intersection
of Palafox and Gregory streets, by 81
automobile yesterday morning Inc uos
was uninjured. but his bicycle was pau,S
damaged. The driver of the automoohe
has not been identified.
| 1t Is expected that a1l stores In the
! city will be closed tomorrow afternoon,
| In accordance with the eummer season
Friday afternoon closing plan-
Mrs. c. A. Hill, of 1901 East Con
zalez street. expects to leave June % ior
England. Mrs. Hill Is so years old and
| las two sons in the British army
| The motor schooner Palafox has been
certified by Customs Inspector yuma anu
is now ready for sea-
The city commissioners will open bids
at D. M. June IL. for the sale of $4,000
worth of time warrants. secured by back
tax collections. The warrants VIII be IN
900 denominations.
Chris Hinrfchs will leave at noon Sun
day for a visit to his friend. Captain
Fleming in Indiana.
A regular meeting of the local camp.
Modern Woodmen OF -smerica, viii be
held at X of p. hall this evening. o. A.
Bailey is clerk.
It Is reported from the office of the
city comptroller that there are number
of automobiles. lunch wagons and other
vehicles in the city which have not coh-
tributed their quota to the license rev.
enues and that the license inspector IS
being sent out to round up all the de-
#linquents. A fine of $50 is the liability
risked by citizens neglecting to pay
promptly, and rush to the collectors
office is expected, in consequence.
r. Anderson was acting as county So
1icitor yesterday in the absence of So
licitor Harry w. Thompson, in Ta1lahas-
see for conference with the governor.
The court of record Was not In session,
however. so the duties transacted by the
acting solicitor were of a routine nature.
MIR. Thompson expected to return to the
city today.
The Journal is advised by County
Commissioner L. w. Hardy that a box
supper viii be given by the ladies OF
Gonzalez the lawn of c. F. Jennings
of that village. next Saturday evening. IN
the interest of the Baptist church. He
stated that cordial invitation is extend
ed to all to be present and enjoy the
festivities.
The regular meeting OF the Georgia
lorida Saw Mill Association was held
yesterday at the San Carlos hotel. About
one hundred lumbermen from various
points in the two states were in at
tendance.
The superintendent Of schools re-
ports that the summer school was or
ganized at the high school yesterday
with nearly 10 pupils enrolled, some
for advanced work and some to make
up deficiencies. Much enthusiasm
among the entrants was reported and
the teachers felt gratified at the num-.
Der in attendance. Entrance to the
classes may still be made, and the work
will continue six weeks.
Thomas Everhart. one of Uncle Sans
boys who found his old job in the post
office waiting for him when he return
ed from overseas. left yesterday for
Montgomery where he will spend a part
OF his vacation. His many friends
miss Toms" genial countenance in
the postoffice and will be glad to see
him back again.
Mrs. JAG Levy of New Orleans is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Lep Wolff OF
this city,
Mr.. WISER Cured of indigestion.
Some time in / ON rl,an had an