The evening leader., 1918-07-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
'TARPON SPRINGS
INS AND OUTS
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night at 7:30 o'clock.
We understand there is going to be
great things doing in Tarpon Springs
soon.
Mr.. R. H. Sammons returned to the
\ city Saturday after having been away
since last Monday.
Miss Prudence Buckley, of st. Pc
tersburg, is visiting Mrs. G. E. Mob
Lit for few days.
There was large crowd of Tarpon
Springs people at Clearwater Beach
Sunday. But this is usually the case.
The fish business is continually in
creasing here. The McCreary compa-
ny adding much to the volume of bus
mess.
' The local express agent informed
The Leader that ten per cent in
crease in express rates goes into eff
feet today.
Booze is bad thing, but the elimi-
nation of booze alone will not win the
war. Only millionaires can afford to
drink it now anyway.
Granville Noblit is now in Calves
ton, Texas, where he is a member of
the crew of submarine chaser which
will patrol the gulf coast.
When Tarpon Springs gets her glass
factory working there will be big
demand for real estate in the section
between the city and Lake Butler
Tarpon Bus Line, Tarpon Springs to
Tampa, leaves Board of Trade 8 a. m.
and ! p. M, leaves Tampa 10 a. m. and
~ pm. Fare, S1.00 each way. 5-6tf
We discovered gentleman looking
over fine home in the Welsh subdi-
vision this morning. He looked like
a man who intended to buy the place,
and we hope he does.
The shell fish commissions yacht
Seafoam was at the city dock from
late Saturday evening until this morn
ing. Besides the crew there were sew
eral ladies on the ship.
Mr.. NJ H. Alworth writes from Du-
luth, MINI, sending an order for sub
scription to TIE Evening Leader. Mr..
Alworth wants to keep posted about
Events in Tarpon Springs.
". Fsten Albaugh made trip to
Tannna SATURDAY.. coming back Sunday
with Mr. H. B. Lenfesty. Mr.. Len
festv came over to get his wife and
bahv who had been visiting Mr.. Al
baugh's family.
The second installment on the Third
libertv loan bonds. being 35 per cent,
is due and shcnld be paid tomorrow so
the local hanks can make payment to
the Federal hank At Atlanta on July
18,.the dav on which the money must
be al in. Helm vour local banks bv
paving your instalment tomorrow if
possible
We met Mr. E. F. Hood one dav last
9veek s+andine in front of DR.. Doug
lass Office, annarentlv in serious con-
versation. The trol1hle seer,ed to he
that some of our citizens do not h~-
lieve Mr.. Hood is Hooverizing, while
Mr.. Hood declares it is only water-
melon that makes him look so healthy.
( The doctor had several suggestions to
fnake hut ncre of them annealed 70
Mr.. Hood-he just can't give up the
watermelon.
A part of tho big Tarpon Springs
Lumber mil, is being moved todav to
new location south of Clearwater,
where a large tract of timber has been
secured and will be cut into material
for TTnc'e Sans ships. The engine
ard boiler of the mill will not be
moved -Pu the way. there is good
chance for some one to secure now
erful enoine and boiler in Al condi-
tion which could be used for any pur-
pose srch as an ice factory, glass fac
tory, etc.
A letter from Mr. Robert G. Shaw
saws he has not been reeeiv;ne his
copy of The Leader rep,,larlv and he
wants it. We are sending it reoular-
" and it seems that it IS diAcult TO
get second class mail delivered
promptly TO the bows in camp. Mr..
Shs,w saws he IS in the mess Office do
tachment receiving camp. Camp JOS.
E. Johnston, Jacksonville. Fla. He
saws he is making excellent headway
Aard will soon have something good
u report. Good luck to him.
There is an election being held to-
day at the city hall for Local school
trustees and to determine the amount
OF the millage for the cornsrg year.
The ballots are blanls~ and the voters
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