The evening leader., 1918-08-22

Inst received large silipiuSnt VI
high grade roofing in l, 2, and 3 ply.
This roofing is fully guaranteed.
courley-Logan Hardware Co.
& Mr. A. M. Lowe and family are in
Tampa this afternoon on a business
trip.
Miss Viola Roof, of Jacksonville,
is spending a few weeks here, the
guest of relatives.
Everybody in Tarpon Springs and
+he;r grandchildren have gone to
clearwater to see the county guards
drill.
A G. Jones and family, who have
heen having a very pleasant vacation
in Alcula, S. c., returned home yes.
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Rouse, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. H. Ballard and Mrs. c. C.
Hill went down to Clearwater for the
county guards drill this afternoon
Mr.. Freeman, of the Atlantic Coast
line. was over from Tampa this morn
ing looking into the matter of side
tracks for the Anclote shipbuilding
company.
Another good shipment of fish was
sent out by the local companies last
night, twenty-eight barrels being for
warded from the McCreary Fish Co..
and thirteen barrels from the Gulf
Fish Co.
Mrs. Maggie Mizelle and grand
children returned home last night af-
ter a pleasant vacation spent near San
Antonio. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Mizelle's niece, Miss Juanita
Johnson.
Paul Burgess, of Tampa, popular
salesman for the Parke- Davis compa-
nv. is in town today calling on the
local druggists. He asked us not to
say anything bad about him, so we
have nothing further to say.
A card received this morning from
Miss Martha Pond who has been
spending the summer at Hartman,
Tenn. says she will reach home in
few days. Her numerous friends will
be glad to have her among them again.
T. S. Papps and family, of st. Pc
tersburg, are in the city for weeks
visit with friends. Mr.. Papps lived
here for number of years and was
one of our most prominent Greek cit
wfzens. He has many friends here who
will be glad to see him again.
There was no Council meeting Tues
day night, due to the foct that there
was no quorum. Mr.. ]. R. Durranee
and Costas 0lympios arrived about
ten minutes of eight and finding no
one else around took thir departure.
Soon after Mr. ] X. Cheyney put in
his appearance and shortly followed
their example.
Many people have talked about
planting shade trees along the streets
and some even went further than
talk, and planted trees, many OF
which, however, were killed by the
drouth. Now that we are having so
many showers, Mr.. G. E. Noblit sug-
gests that the time is here for people
to get busy and set out shade. trees.
A shipment of three thousand sur
gical dressings is being sent forward
today by the local Red Cross Chapter.
The material for the July allotment
of one hundred ward bags came in
Tuesday and all women who have in
terest of this work at heart are urged
to come and help get this work done
as quickly as possible for the need is
urgent.
ssThe White Mans Law" shown at
the Royal tonight, is the latest pic
! hre in which Sessue Hayakawa, the
popular Oriental actor, has starred.
1t is big picture-on everyone must
see. When shown at Clearwater last
night there was full and enthusias-
tic house. Hayakawa expects to do
only couple more pictures before re-
turning to Japan to produce plays on
the stage.
c. @. Jackson arrived in the city
from Atlanta last night for a visit