The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-15
BRIDGE AT MILTON
NEARLY COMPLETED.
Steel Spans Arrive From Pensacola
and Are Put in Place.

MILTON, April 14.-Work on the
steel bridge over Blackwater river is
being pushed rapidly, and the first
span of the steel structure has been
brought here from the Pensacola Ship
building company. This span will be
put in place today and is to be fol-
lowed soon by another of the same
length. These spans are 1913 feet in
length, and will reach from the banks
of the river to the concrete pillars
that have been under construction for
six months
The part of the bridge between the
two concrete piers will be bridged by
two steel spans, each 46 feet in length.
State Engineer Corrick is confident
that the bridge will be completed very
soon, as the most difficult work that
of laying the cement pillars. has been
completed.
DR.. J. NJ. Delaney, local chirOpractic
physician, was recently found guilty Of
practicing without a license. This was
the second case Of the state of Florida
against the defendant and a number
of witnesses were heard, including Dr.
Foster. of Jacksonville, who is secre-
tary of the state chiropractic commits
practicing as a chirOpractor, but as a
mechanic therapist. Owing to an error
in the indictment. attorney for the de
Tense, J. T. Virgins, asked Judge
Rhoda for a stay of judgment State
Attorney Harry Thompson was given a
week to look up the law on the matter
DR.. Delaney has been practicing
1rugless healing in Milton for about
!, INT Il
do, he made the following statement:
Il wish to say that inasmuch as I am
doing only good for the public. I con-
tinue my profession as drugless physi-
clan, irrespective of persecution by
men who cannot produce longer terms
Of college education than t.
About fifty Milton citizens went to
Pensacola last Thursday to attend the
D. o. X. K. initiation held there last
week. The majority Of the party went
by automobiles and took an active part
in the street parade and ceremonial J.
Frank Smith, Jay Gamer and Sheriff
H. c. Mitchell will testify that the inl-
tiation is laid on hot and heavy" as
they received full justice at the hands
of the initiators. Those going from
here were: Divid Diden, J. H Collins.
CndIleS oNeEIldl, W. y. W IIllaInS, JT.,
William Stewart, Edgar Keen, Richard
Lane, S. G. Allen, Charles Licata, A
Moneyway, RUDE Penton, o. L. Money
way, Harry Thompson, r. B. Hobbs,
w C. Rhoades, DIR. A. H. Smith, j. H.
Beasley, J. o. Holland, Henry Francis,
Jr., ]. Frank Smith, William Anderson.
Jay Gamers Metzger Allen. A. Atkins
son, L. E. Minschew and H. c. Mitch
ell.
The Milton Civic League held its
weekly meeting last Thursday after
noon, at the home of Mrs. NJ. n. Fisher.
This club has accomplished many
things in this city, such as the paving
of the cemetery walks and identifying
the city park. At this meeting, the
name of the club was. changed to the
Woman's departmental club. In addi-
ton to the civic work, the club will
work in seven departments. These
will be- Educational department,
mothers department. public health. lit
erary and library extension, music de-
partment, social department and home
economies. Each department will be
under the supervision of a capable
committee.
After the meeting a refreshment