The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-08
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The A NJ. Ac1GiIlan residences 1t ia
East Gregory street win be sold at
public auction today at noon at the
courthouse door.
DR.. 8. r.. Rogers. OF Jacksonville. 81
here I'm the interest OF the big drive to
be launched by the Baptist churches Of
the south on November 80 a meeting
was held last night when local Bap-
list. with Dr. Rogers. discussed the
coming campaign.
A freight embargo notice was yester-
day received by the l. & N railroad Of
ficials here, relative to affected terri
tory around Cincinnati. No embargo
has yet been placed In force for gulf
N.
Special Agent knight is here making
inspections to guard against .he i'm
portation of the citrus canker. He is
watching incoming boats. and yester-
day found a number Of infected cocoa :
nuts aboard a barge from Cuba.
A number Of local people will rrcb-
ably attend the convention OF Spanish
War Veterans In San Francisco soon.
w. L. Zachary IL one Of those who con-
templates going.
w. III. Hickman. 427 East Intendencia
street, arrested by officer Roberto. il
In jail on q charage OF being q gus
picious character. He was employed
at the local shipyarls. and is said to
be wanted by the authorities in Holmes
county.
The police department of st. paul.
Mimi. has wired the local police de-
partment for information abou. John
Bryan. stating that the mans parents
think he was either killed or hurt
here some time during the past three
months. The parents are said to be
very anxious, hut no record Of the man
having ever lived here is known to the
police.
A. G. Reilly has returned from visit
to. relatives in New York. lie also
stopped in Washington for a brief
period. Enroute home he transacted
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Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Yonee. and
children. s14 North Baylen street, are
spending several weeks at the San
Carlos. Mr.. Yonge is acting manager
during the absence on a western "trip CT
Manager Charles Hervey.
Cases in the court Of record ycster-
terday were dismissed. They were the
damage suits of Toney Gomez VS. The
Pensacola Electric company. damages
$4,000; and F. G. Proudfoot VS. w. J. |
Berry $4,000. Cases on the civil dock |
1T today are damage suits against the |
Pensacola Shipbuilding company, for
salaries which former employees claim |
ire unpaid. The plaintiffs are G w
Brown, S. J. Robson and L. q. Parker /
who claim damages in the amounts of !
500. $1,000 and $500 respectively.
Philip Beall represents the plaintiffs i
Ind Watson & Pasco the company.
Worlsmen from the street department /
ire on the job repairing the damage
lone to wood block paving in the
;ity as the result of recent heavy
aims.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Campodonico
will be delighted to learn that news
las been received from their son.
Father Emanuel that he will arrive
n New York tomorrow on the Italian
hip Dante Alighieri and will be in
within a few days.
Sergeant A. Robert Hornick, U. s.
:, of Fort Barrancas has been placed
n inactive duty and expects to re-
lain I'm the city for two months be-
ore returning to his home In New
'orlx City. his friends will be glad to
,arn.
Guests in the city stopping at the
an Carlos are Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Long,
Mr.. and Mrs. III. H. Seel
nd baby, New Orleans; Mrs. E. H.