The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-27
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tonight at Palmetto Beach. The en-
terfainment will be under the direc-
zion Of s. r. McAdams. president.
Herbert Pfeifer, treasurer, and W. "
McNefr. secretary OF the club. = new
dancing club will be formed Suucay
morning at a meeting which VIII be
held at the Knights Of Columbus hall.
at 10 o'clock
w n. Knowles. president OF the
pensacola Finance Company, has re-
turned from q business trip 20 New
York.
The Pensaco1a Electric Company VIII
be in their new quarters. - East Gar
den street, by Thursday. Offices OF
the corporation are being moved
Purchasing 1872 feet OF Palafnx street
nronerty at q price Of 500 q from. foot
4. Anderson will put up modern
building for the Ford automobile azen-
CIV. The property Il the site Of the old
| Escambia hotel and adjoints the lots
bought by the Standard OIL company
| for service station.
Discbarred soldiers, sailors and ma
rfnes may have their discharge Ger
| tificates recorded by James Macgib-
hon clerk of the circuit court. accord
Ing TO an announcement from Camp
Marston Post, American Legion MT.
Macgibbon is giving his service gratis
| Flour in 1oo-pound sacks at IS q
| sack is one item being handled py
the post office department here which
| has not proved a steady seller. The
sales of sugar, however, have been
| rather heavy. Other goods now listed
| are corn beef, roast beef. tomatoes.
| sweet potatoes, beans and pumpkins
/ Burglars Monday night entered The
| offices of the Pensacola Finance com
! pany, securing one IS bin, twelve 81
bills and some small change.
| J. Milton Smith. general passenger
agent of the L. & n. Railroad, u in
the city.
The War Camp Community Service
announces that all ladies who attend
the regular Saturday night dances a
Armory hall must have invitations
/ in order to prevent embarrassment t.
/ themselves, as number have recent
ly come to the dances without invita-
tons and have not succeeded In get
ting inside.
The local police department has beer
notified to be on the lookout for TWO
automobiles which have been reported
as stolen Officials at Tuskogee. Ala.
have wired that 7-passenger Buicl
was stolen from that town on Augus
26. A reward of $50 is offered for TIT
return Of the car, which bears the NO
26s53, and engine number 42O751- 4
Ford car was taken from in front O
the Mobile ShipbuiIding Compan,
plant in Mobile this week. This is
touring car. 1915 model. license mum
Der 37027.
Officers and enlisted men OF the q
s. Geodetic Survey vessel. the Ranger
now in port. will be rendered an IN
formal reception at the Army ant
| Navy Club tonight at o'clock. whel
an interesting program will be given
| Mrs. J. c. Dunham. Mrs Walter In
| graham and Mrs Dan Sheppard vii
J be the chaperones for the occasior
Refreshments will be served.
J The American Legion VIII hold
regular meeting tonight. at o'clocl
at the Army and Navy Club.
County Solicitor Harry W. Thomp
? son is recovering from an acciden
, suffered to one of his eyes. when
! piece of wire net struck the pupil
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the b. Of
If. A. win meet Wednesday afternoo
at O'Clock at the Odd Fellows hall. l
il announced.
Chief Petty Officer Shelby an
| O'Bryan Pursell. who are in the Nav,
Is q. s. PICKED UP
u EDnM MEMpuTS