The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-25
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! The teachers in the junior depart
ment at Christ Church Sunday School
will entertain their pupils with a bas-
Set picnic at Bayview Park Thursday.
| Members of the following classes will
meet at the Parish House Thursday
morning at 1890 O'Clock: Miss Minnie
Kate Kemper, Miss Marie TIinote, Miss
Eeth Bronson. Miss Elizabeth Moreno.
Mrs. Cecil Hovey. Mrs. Creary as
sures the mothers that the children
will be well taken care of and return
ed home by five O'Clock.
Emil Harper and Alice Woodall two
youths who are believed to be run
Always from their homes at Dothan,
Ala, We're detained at police headquar-
| tiers yesterday by Capt. Harper of the
Police department pending answer to
a query through the Dothan authori-
ties. The youngsters stated that they
came here in search of work.
| Talmadge Majors, the auto driver
who is alleged to have run down Mrs.
Lille Kendrick near her home at 1907
| West Jackson street early Monday
/ night, came in and surrendered him
1 self to the police yesterday morning.
1 He is charged with fast and reckless
| driving and speeding. The condition
| of Mrs. Kendrick last night was not
| necessarily dangerous. though she is
/ reported to have been painfully bruised
about the limbs, body and back of her
head.
| An inquiry into the burning Of the
steamer Wasp while lying at anchor
| in the bay early last Friday morning
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| derus and Bean of Mobile.
Head officers of the Modern Wood
men of America will arrive in Pensa-
cola about July to assist in 30-day
| drive for increased membership. Geo.
| EIinrichs is consul of the local camp
| and o. A. Bailey is clerk.
Victor Hutchins, who was with the
| army OF occupation in Germany has
| returned home. He was in the service
over a year.
The Pensacola Chapter of Enrolled
| Women, all of whom are yoeman at
tho Naval Air Station, gave a dance
| in the new gymnasium at the navy
yard last night for officers. enlisted
men and their civilian friends.
| Activities of the Pensacola employ
| ment service for the week ending last
Saturday show a registration of 43,
| of whom 1S yere service men, 4S or
ders for help, 43 referred cases, among
! whom were 10 service men, and 81
placements, including SO service men.
S. A. Afford, Chipley mill man. is
IT the San Carlos.
It. J. Cassels, of Montgomery, j. c.
Adams and J. f. Mcdonald of Anda-
| lusia, Ala, are in Pensacola for short
time en- route from an up-sound trip.
Disabled soldiers throughout West
Florida and Southern Alabama will be
given a chance to make good in new
| ines of work through E. E. Griggs, Of
the Federal Board for Vocational edu-
cation, who will meet the men in Pen
sacoIa July 21st and 22nd. Mr.. Griggs
comes to Pensacola as a result of the
activities of the Red Cross and will
meet all service men whom his bureau
can assist at the headquarters of the
Var Camp Community Service.
Travel for late June and early July
promises discomfort for civilian pas
,engers, according to a statement made
1t local headquarters of the u. S. Rail-
Dad Administration yesterday. Be
cause hundreds of thousands of SER
ice men will be transported from ports
If debarkation to their homes during
his time Walker d. Hines, director
yeneral of the railroad administration,
has notified pleasure travellers that
hey may expect discomfort and crowd
ID quarters both in day coaches and
Pullmans.
Bertha Cowart, youthful wife of
George Cowart, a soldier, was granted
IN additional IS a month alimony yes
terday by the court of record when
she presented her case. Cowart is
suing Mrs. Cowart for divorce on the
grounds of adultery, physical attacks
made upon him on the streets and
violent and ungovernable temper. He
complains also that the girl is under
age.
Five negroes. who insisted on. roll
ing dice. pleaded guilty to the charge |
of gambling and were sentenced to |
s10 and costs or go days.
AItdCIlLneHlS were lSSuSu against Tie L
Bell cafe, South Palafox street res |
taurant yesterday afternoon. through |
VIII L. Meyer and J. B. Vaughn. The |
cafe was closed by order of Justice /
Of the Peace Johnson.
Rheumatism |
is completely washed out of the sys-
tenn by the celebrated Shivar Mineral |
Water. Positively guaranteed by /
money back offer. Tastes fine: costs l
trifle Delivered anywhere by our /
Pensacola Agents West Florida Groc- /