The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-11
e z z z e q z q q e q q z q z =
NEWS BRIEFS. =
: ( z g z z z gs e sNx :

q g z gs e g z & NEE
Herman Engle, buyer for Falk's
leaves tomorrow morning for New
York to buy fall goods The annual
clearance sale to end Saturday is now
on and Mr.. Engle is waiting for the
close Of the sale before leaving.
Two candidates appeared before o.
A. Bailey, secretary OF the local civil
service board, yesterday. Both of them
We're ex-service men.
j. Meats, white, was arrested yes
terday at F'lomaton by Sheriff Van
Pelt on charge of non-support the
warrant having been sworn out by
MS wife. 1t is said that Meats will
also be charged with kidnapping for
taxing his son from the mother at a
I local apartment house
With cargo consisting OF 54s ma
| hogany logs, % bales of hides. 80
bundles of chicle. % empty drums and
other articles, the American steamer
Hornet. from Cape Gracias, came mo
port yesterday afternoon
governor spent yesterday in the city
mingling with his many friends.
-Four thousand childrens Isis thea
ter tickets. which had been sto,>n
from the theater, We're found yester-
day at Porter's Bazaar. The thief
who IS supposed to have been a boy
made his getaway with only a pair
of shoes, leaving his old ones IN thu
store, together with the tickets.
Troop No. ?, Boy. Scouts of America
will meet tomorrow night at Bayview
at o'clock.
w c. Mackey, through his attorney,
II. j. Mackey, yesterday afternoon
filed a bill restraining Robert Merritt
from assisting in the operation of the
Merritt Laundry in violation of a con-
tract which he entered into with w
c. Mackey. An agreement was reach
ed before the case was argued before
Judge Jones, of the court of record.
Miss Lottie Korndorffer of New
Orleans, is being cordially welcomed
by her many Pensacola friends, she
having arrived to spend several weeks
with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. w Roberts. 400 North Barcelona
street.
Misses Mae and Regina Moreno are
spending several weeks with relatives
in Pensacola and other points in West
Florida. Mr. stephen Moreno went
over for the Fourth with them, re-
turning home Sunday evening-Mo-
bile Register.
Miss Mary Mary Davis, of Quincy,
Fla, who is now president of the
Students Governing Council, of the
Womans College in Tallaha ssee passed
through the city Tuesday enroute to
Huntsville, Ala. where she will visit
mate. While in Pensacola she was the
guest of Miss Minnie Leah Mobiles.
News received from Mr.. and Mrs.
James Macgibbons finds them still in
New York after a delightful three
weeks stay in the metropolitan city.
They soon leave for points in Canada
aud expect to be absent from Pensa-
cola about a month longer.
Mr.. and Mrs H. L. F'rater and chill
dren, Kenneth and Marion, of Gulf
port Mississippi, drove over yesterday
In their car Tor a WISH with MIS-.
Frater's sister, Mrs. Marian Bowes and
family, of East Pensacola Heights.
The officers and trustees of the
Widows and Orphans home, collorc1,
yesterday at their meeting passed reso-
buttons expressing their appreciation
of the efforts, of Lena Morris, in col
fund the largest sum received at one
time by the home for more than twelve
years. The conviction was expressed
that a few more such friends would
put the institution in a position to do
a large work for the needy of the race
The amount unexpected in the treas
ury was stated to be small. The
resolution was signed by f. p. West
w. n. Evins, f. @. Robinson Gibbs |
II. Watts and r. d. Johnson