The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-27


Tecumseh .--........ $3.50 2'44s
Reina A. Percy 1890. 22.762 5.o7s
Totals ............ l4s,fIo o4'5Sv
The city pound is holding a small
pig which will probably sold to the
highest bidder early this week, il the
owner does not identify the junior
porker in the meantime.
The sherifrs office has turned over
to Sheriff Harvell, OF Santa Rosa
county, q negro, Robert Bangor, alias
Hole who will be taken to Milton
on the charge Of stealing an automo-
bile.
Mrs Jean Neel has returned to her
home in westville after a visit with
Mrs Clyde Wade, 1907 East LaRua
street.
Theadore Clopis. formerly In the
oyster business here, has assumed the
management of the Road Inn and will
give his time to this establishment
across the bay. Good bathing, refresh
ments and other attractions will fea-
ture at the Inn with free dancing
twice a week.
w. c. Mackey had the misfortune to
lose a purse containing $40 in the
American Bank building yesterday
morning.
Deputy United States Marshal Nc
MILAN yesterday arrested Clarence
Navarro, of Warrington. on a charge
of petit larceny. 1t is alleged that
the boy had taken property belonging
to officers at Fort Barrancas.
Miss Margaret Adams Is visiting
her sisters, Mrs. Clyde Wade. $50!
East LaRua street. and Mrs. George
villar, 615 East LaRua street.
J. J. Bowes, for 25 years employed
with the Gulf Machine Works, has
started the Liberty Tire & Rubber
Supply company at 112 West Romano
street. He will make a speciality OF
Goodrich tires, gasoline and lubricat-
ing oils.
Carrie Scott. negress, East Brainard
street. was fined $50 and costs in the
police court yesteid day morning on the
charge OF carrying concealed
weapon
The Norwegian motor ship Astre Is
receiving a quantity of crude oil here
She has a cargo OF lumber and tim
Der and will probably leave here un-
der the name of the Feltind, as she Is
said to have recently changed hands.
1t. g. 60 r. o. Brown. who was
formerly engaged in the practice of
a
the navy at Kest West, has been
placed on the Inactive duty list, and is
back in the city. He will open ar
office in the Brent building Monday,
to resume his former practice. He
Is now spending a few days at De-
Funiak Springs and Camp Walton.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. J. Unlisted have
as a guest their nephew. Ed H. Nc
Grath, OF Mobile. who has recently re-
turned from France
Captain Aiken, of the Aiken Tow
boat and Barge company, is spending
a short time at Milton.
Sgt. Gordon McKinna, recently re-
turned from overseas, arrived this
morning for a visit with his sister,
Spring street.
The English steamship Porop SAN
ger is expected here probably today
from Gulfport to take on a cargo of
bunker coal.
Warnie Johnson and Ed Taylor.
white men, who live near F'iomaton.
were arrested yesterday by Sheriff
Van Pelt on the charge of stealing an
OK.
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Ed Wilson, negro convict who es-
capped from Camp No. about two
weeks ago. was captured yesterday at
Lockhart, Ala. the sheriffs office has
been notified The negro was SEN
fenced to a term of one year and had
served five months when he escaped
He was convicted q forgery. Sheriff
Van Pelt left this morning for the
Alabama town to bring the prisoner
back.
Ola and Lila Malone. two white
girls. were arrested last night by
Chief Deputy George Hall. of the
sheriff's office. on a charge of fight
ing another woman. The women gave
bond in the sum of $50 each
Sam Payne. white. charged with