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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL. FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 30, 1919.
10
REPORT
sistant. engineer connected with the Im
provement. .They will not be permit
ted to have access to the report with
out authority from the chief of en
gineers. ,.-.:
"You are requested to communicate
the foregoing- to any persons known
by you to be interested in the Im
provement and who, not being; known
to this office,, do not receive a copy
of this communication.'
C
mere is iar greater pleasure
In traveling when you know your
baggage will arrive unharmed.
SENATE BILL
DISPLEASES
BAYOU U
TODAY
VORABLE
C0DSSI01RS
AND TOMORROW
"5 - S
UREA
hfl
10c-25c I I njl '.
1 ";.
REASONS FOR REPORT AS STAT
ED THEREIN ARE THAT DEVEL
OPMENT WOULD NOT BE NEC
ESSARY TO COMMERCE.
Baggage must go through
many severe tests in the rush'
and wear of present day handl-il
ing, and handling is what does'
the damage. :
Prices $5.00 up.
I k i--lMii ... " 'n'..-. J
214 South Palafox Street
Merchants' Lunch, 35c
"The Home of Good Service"
THE CLOVER STUDIO
196 N. Palafox St.
The Place Where Eodax Finish
Is Well Done.
For
Summer
Clothing
Our Methods Are
unequaled
oe mid ire
Way
is the best way,
Report unfavorable to the Improve
ment of Bayou Texar. by government
funds has been made by TV. E. A.
Anderson, colonel of engineers, ia
charge of the U." S. engineer's office,
at Montgomery, Ala, and the reasons
therefor are stated in the following
communication to the Journal by Mr.
Anderson, with reference to the con
templated project and others of local
Interest:
"It having come to the notice of the
undersigned that you have expressed
an interest in the pending proposi
tion for the improvement of Bayou
Texar (Pensacola Bay. Fla.) you are,
hereby Informed that the report there
on, authorized by the act of . congress
approved March 2, 1819, has been made
and is unfavorable to the Improve
ment. The prnlclpal grounds upon
which the adverse conclusion are bas
ed are: Improvement of this bayou
would develop no commerce, except
in facilitating the removal of tim
ber, which can be floated out In small
rafts; improvement of the bayou would
not develop a public utility for com
merce; a harbor of safety for small
craft has been developed at Bayou
Chico, and necessity for the develop
ment of an additional facility of this
character Is not apparent.
"You are further notified that all
Interested parties have the privilege
of an appeal from this conclusion to
the board of engineers for rivers and
hanbors, a permanent body sitting at
Washington, I. C, to which all examination-
and survey reports of thi3
character are referred. Parties desir
ing to do so may be heard on appeal
by this board, either orally or in
writing. Written communications
should be addressed to the Board of
'JEJnglneers for Rivers and ' Harbors,
Southern Building, Washington,. D. C,
and should be mailed In time to be
in possession of the said board within
four weeks from the date of this com
munication. If, however, you have
important data to communicate to the
board, which can not be collected and
put in shape for prompt presentation
within four weeks, th board should be
Informed of this fact without delay,
and request made for an extension
of the limiting date for submitting
information. If oral hearings are de
sired, dates for the same may. be
arranged for by correspondence with
the board.
"Any further information deeded
may be obtained by application to this
office, but attention is Invited tq the
following regulations as to the man
ner in which - such Information may
be furnished:
"Where Interested parties desire,
data necessary for the preparation of
their appeal to the board of engineers
tow rivers and harbors. It will be given
them verbally by the district officer.
or, in his absence, by the senior as
JVeather Report. R
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the
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All Kinds of Hauling
Heavy Hauling a Specialty
Phone 618
The Pastime Theatre The Liberty Theatre
PHONE W. . " . t
Today and Saturday Today, and Saturday
De Wolfe's Show Girls Eddy Ford's Tom Boy Girls
fa : w '. in
t V r0 WIE ' V "A DUKE AND A PRINCE"
Lady Trio Funny Comedians , , , ,
Good Chorus Banjo-Saxa- Pearl Lackner, ladv basso,
phone and Guitar Playing Elsie Wright, soloist
supreme. Good Singing Chorus
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
June 2-3-4-5-6-7
The Pastime Theatre
Will offer three series of pictures of exrtaordinary value
and merit, in addition to the usual comedies.
Mon. andTues. Wed. and Thurs. Fri. and Sat.
"The Ghost of 4 Margaret Marsh A Waj. picture
Slumber in
Mountain" "Conquered a thriller
and "The Scar" Hearts" tTh Unbeliever"
Also a Comedy. Also a Comedy - And a Comedy
Musical Selections by Pastime Popular Orchestra. But
there will be no Tab Show. Popular prices will prevail.
Adults 20c ; Children 10c, including war tax.
Doors Open 2 p. m., Begins 2:15 p. m.
(Compiled for the Journal by
Weather Bureau Office.)
Pensacola. Fla May 30, 1919.
Sunrise, 6:49.
Sunset, 7:44.
Moonrise. 6:51 a. m.
Moonset, 9:10 p. m.
Next phase of the moon, 1st quarter,
June 5th. .--. .
High tide, 11:55 a. m.
Low tide, 9:47 p. m.
YESTERDAY'S WEATHER.
TEMPERATURE
7 a. m 74.
7 p. m, 76.
Highest, 77.
. Lowest, 69.
Mean, 78.
Normal, 78.
Mean same date last year, 78.
Accumulated deficiency this year to
date, 2.96.
Highest of record for May, 93 de
grees. '
Ixwest of record for May, 44 de
grees. RAINFALL
For 24 hours ending 7 p. m., ".06.
Total for this month to 7 p. m., 4.45.
Normal for May, 2.68 inches.
Accumulated excess this year to date.
18.11.
HUMIDITY ,.. . ,
8 a. m., 91. t .
1 p. m., 80.
8 p. m.. 80.
BAROMETER "
7 p. m., 29.85.
7 p. m., 29.84.
COUNTY GUARDIANS WILL NOT
ApREE TO TAKE $20,000 OUT OF
NEXT YEAR'S BUDGET FOR ONE
PROJECT. - ';
BUSINESS GIRLS
WILL BE GUESTS
AT SEABREEZE
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Shepard will take
a party of business and high school
girls to Camp Seabreeze, Sunday, June
8, on the launch Martha. The Martha
can accommodate but 50 passengers
and for that reason all girls who wish
to visit Seabreeze on that date are
requested to register at the Patriotic
League before June 1, or with Mrs.
Beck at the chamber of commerce
after that date.
The guests are requested to bring
lunches and be at the Pine street wharf
before 9 a. m., because the boat leaves
promptly at that hour.
RECEIVE LEGACY
FROM RELATIVE
IN BROOKLYN
Dispatches from Tallahassee yester
day Indicated that the state senate
had passed a measure at the instance
of. Senator J. P. Stokes, authorizing
the county commissioners of Escam
bia county to issue warrants for $20,
000 for twelve months to provide money
for building the Millview-Hllian road
across the Perdido river. - It was In
dicated that this sum of money would
then be paid out of the taxes to be as
sessed and collected next year.
It was stated by officials at the
court house, however, that the action
had been taken without the knowledge
and wish of the county commissioners.
and that the legislation would not be
acceptable to them unless it Should j
provide for spreading the payment over
more than next year's budget. The
commissioners had made it plain at
their special meeting "Wednesday that
they could not spare as much as $20,000
in next year's budget for the Millview
Lilllan road without depriving other
enterprises to an unwarrantable sum
usually applied in the budget for this
district, . to the proposed improvement
in the west end of the county, and
Commissioner Gandy also agreed that
he could relinquish a large sum; but
Commissioner McCurdy felt that with
the 600 miles of road to be maintained
In his district, no curtailment could
be made; and the other members seem
ed agreed that his position was rea
sonable. Not more than $10,000 was
thus seen to be available from the next
budget. .... "
The commissioners avowed that they
were anxious to see the road Improved
as soon as possible and as well , as
possible, and that they would do all
in their power; but that as custodian
,of all the interests of the county they
must insist that If $20,000 be spent
at this time, arrangement must bs
made by legislative enactment . to
spread the cost over two or more
years. ; ... :s-
KSSSS IS BIgsaBllSEIKESi
OBITUARIES. 2
be
According to Information receivad
here yesterday Charles G. Vogel of
1006 North Baylen street is to receive
a share of the estate of his mother,
the late Mrs. Martha . J. Vogel. of
Brooklyn) N. T.
The net value of the ' estate is ap
praised at J 6,284. sz ana from this a
sister of Mrs. Vogell is to receive $1,-
479.03. The remainder of the estate
is to be divided equally between Mrs.
"Vogell's husband and son.
JESSE LLOYD.
Jesse Lloyd 24 years old, died yes
terday morning at his home, 1509 West
Gadsden street, of typhoid fever, being
the first death from that cause report
ed In the city this season. Mr. Lloyd
Is survived, by his father, W. A. Lloyd,
and several brothers and sisters. The
funeral sen-ice will be held at his late
home at three o'clock this afternoon,
and interment will be In the family
lot in the Gull Point cemetery.
OH BOY!
It" has the circus beaten to a pulp.
It makes a menagerie look like
a.dog kennel.
fCa a Super-Picture called
"THE GHOST
OF SLUMBER
MOUNTAIN"
And It's in one. reel but there
is more in it than any ten you
have ever seen. There' is a fight
between two of these animals
that will make your hair stand
up.
$1000.00
in real money is yours if you can
prove that you have seen these
monsters before. 4
You -vill see it on Monday and
Tuesday at the
PASTIME
. Also
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IF YOU HAVE
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see me. " ' ViisiiSliU
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At Your Grocer or Druggist
Ask for It
The Lewis Bear Company
Distributors
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A Feature that for Thrills,
Daring Adventure's, Sen
sational Feats, Hair-raising
Fights . and Escapes, Has
Never Been Equaled
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OTHER FEATURES
ISIS SEMI-WEEKLY
- WIRE NEWS.
MUTT , AND JEFF In
"THE CAVE MAN'S
BRIDE" -(Comedy
.Cartoon) ; ,
With
Henry B. Walthall
as
' The Lone Wolf '
The hero of Louis Joseph Vance'g
powerful novel, which appeared
in the Saturday Evening Post.
The story Is of too intricate a
plot to admit of full details. Suf
fice that "The Lone Wolf no
longer a criminal but an Ain
intelligence officer, is on th
trail of a notorious Prn.
i Intel
death, of the SLone Wolfs
. lo sian spy namei Eckstrom
I Hi. . who is fesDonsihlo
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Plottlngs.
A JOY: FEAST TODAY
CONSTANCE TALMADGE
Supported by Norman Kerry and
Harrison Ford in -
"GOOD NIGF AUL"
MUTT AND JEFF Comedy Car
"The Bolshevic"
EDDIE POLO in T,H E
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