The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-14
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Monk left last
night for New York and will sail for
England where they viii spend several
months at Mr.. Monks old home. The
trip win be devoted largely to bust
ness interests OF Mr.. Monk who has
been handling large contracts for the
government.
Residents of Alcanix street. between
Gonzales and Gadsden. have petitioned
the city commissioners for concrete
paving in that section
Deputy Sheriffs Brewton and Hall
yesterday arrested Dave Carter and
Charlie Taylor, negroes. on charge Of
having liquor In their possession. The
negroes were arrested ON East Govern
ment street and several quart bottles
of cognac were confiscated-
Negroes of the Big Zion A. M. E.
church will have a $4,000 building
in which to worship. The church viii
be of brick and will occupy lots 16. II
and Is, block Is. Belmont tract A
permit for the building was issued yes
terday to the architect. S. w. Afford.
by city Building Inspector Wolfe.
S. A. b. Wilkinson. recently ap-
pointed principal of the Smith Hughes
Agricultural school at Roberts Gonzalez,
has arrived to take up his duties Mr.
wilkinson is a graduate of the agricul-
tura1 college of the University of
Florida. He will spend his time from
now until the opening OF school. Sep
TENDER /, in supervising the farm
work of students.
Members of the Kiwanis Club will
hold their weekly meeting and lunch
con today at the Army and Navy club.
Music by Kawanians Herbert and Diaz
is a feature of the program.
A verdict in favor of the defendant
was rendered yesterday by Judge Jones
Of the court Of record in the $4,000
damage case OF Dave Gaitres, negro.
brought against the corporation
Gaitres claimed that the death or his
wife, Lizzie Gaitres, was brought apou-
through carelessness Of electric COM
pany officials. He was represented by
w. L. Zachery. Blount, Blount ana
Carter were attorneys for the company.
Joseph Coleman left last night Tor
Philadelphia. New York and other east
ern markets to purchase fall ana VIII
ter goods for his store. Mr.. Coleman
expects to be absent from the city
about two weeks.
DIR. Louis de NJ. Blocker, president
of the Chamber of Commerce, has gone
to Cincinnati Later he will leave for
Ohio resorts to spend vacation OF
several weeks.
w. r. Taylor, deputy internal revenue
collector, will return today from
frip through the district. Mr.. Taylor
is in charge of income tax affairs
Baptism will be the subject Of
the sermon which the Rev. l. w.
Chalker will give tonight at the revival
service at Richards Memorial church.
west jackson street. This subject has
been chosen because of special requests
made.
TT. s. Commissioner j. j. Sullivan.
Jr., has gone to Chicago, New lots
and washington where he will spend
several weeks
orders transferring Col. J. L. Hughes
from Fort Barrancas to Fort Armada,
Panama, were received yesterday. Ac-
companied by Mrs Hughes. Major
Hughes will sail September IL from
New orleans to his new post.
Mrs. Reba Chenoweth, Of the Hat
Shop, of Pensacola. has purchased
shop in Chicago to be operated In con-
nection with the Pensacola Hat shop.
She will be in Chicago for the pres
emit establishing this business under
the name of the Chenoweth Hat shop.
1920 stevens building. She Will con-
tinue the buying for the Hat shop IN
Pensacola In Mrs. Chenoweth's aD-
sence Mrs. Clark will have charge OF
the management of the Hat Shop here.
w. A. Rawls and John p. Harrcll,
both of the Balkcom Drug Company,
will represent Pensacola at the Rexait
convention to lie held in Boston. Aug.
10. 20, 81 and %. MIR. Rawls has been
asked to deliver an address. He ana
Mr.. HARRY will leave Saturday anc
will be gene two weeks
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