The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-03-11

P. Albaugh for few days.
The Rev. Harriet Baker Robinson
has in today's issue of The Leader
several little ditties pertaining TO
"Who is to be the Queen of the Gyp
sizes 2"
Uel Dixon, of The Leader force, af
ter having been ill week and spend
ing another week in st. Petersburg,
visiting and recuperating, came back
today and is on the job.
Mrs. 7. ]. Petzold left last night ON
the 1910 train for Green Cove
Springs, where she will remain until
Wednesday or longer with her SON,
John Petzold, who is successfully con-
Quoting a drug store in that city.
Some time last night quite a heavy
wind struck this section, coming from
the northeast, and has kept up all
through today, not being high enough
to do any appreciable damage. There
has been drop in the temperature
of about ten degrees.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kaber, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Kaber and child, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Kaber and three chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. Jess billiard
formed IN auto party who drove to
the gulf early yesterday morning for
a swim, returning about noon time.
This morning Mr.. and Mrs. James
E. Sennessy, of Cincinnati, o., arrived
at the Madole hotel, where they will
be guests for a week or more. Mr..
and Mrs. Sennessy are friends of Mr..
Christ Vagts, who, with Miss Minnie
Tepe and Mrs. Peters, has been at the
Madole since the middle of January.
Who's to be Queen of the Gypsies?
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Damn, who have
been stopping at c. D. Stinson's for
the past month, left this morning for
Chattanooga. They came here for
Mr.. DAMS health, but finding that
the Tarpon climate was not beneficial
to him, left earlier than at first plan
ned.
Good all the time. Made for fifteen
years by the same person. Always the
same, delicious, pure, rich ice cream
sold at the Central Pharmacy. No in
crease in price. We never change our
service, quality or quantity. Every
body receives the same fair square
deal here. 3-11-tf.
DIR. Earle Douglass Holtz, who is
lecturing all this week at Trinity M.
E. church, is being entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. L. H. Barnett. Mrs. Julia
Currier and Mrs. O. Cadwallader were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Barnett yes
terday fos dinner, where they were
pleasantly entertained by DIR. Holtz's
interesting anecdotes of his varied ex-
periences.
The Leaders attention has been
called to house on Pinellas avenue
near Coler's garage, which has tents
in the yard and an automobile num-
bered 5447, N. D., which is covered up
with a great American flag. In fact,
the flag is used just as if it were any
old rag. Perhaps these people have
no reverence. for the flag and perhaps
they are simply thoughtless and ig
norant and do not realize they are vi
olating the law as well as desecrating
Old Glory. However, the parties who
called our attention to this desecra-
+'on, and took us down and showed it
to US, say that they will call the at
tention of the proper authorities to
this matter if the flag is not treated
with proper reverence. In fact, the
marshal was inspecting this place sew
eral days ago on complaints having
been lodged with him, but at that
time the flag was not in evidence as
an auto cover.
Sing song of Thrift Stamps,
Pocket full of dough;
Lend it to your country,
And help the war fund grow.
When five years are over,
The u. S. Government
viii give you back your capital
With added four per cent.
WHO'S TO BE QUEEN
OF THE GYPSIES?
o, the gypsy life,
c.