The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-04-10

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William Farnum in his best picture,
''The Broken Law, at the Royal to-
night.
WANTED-To rent small furnished
house. Apply Box 4O7. Asst.
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Don't forget the dance at Fenald's
hall Friday evening. The Dancing
club is giving it.
Mr.. H. L. Whitney is in Tampa
again looking after the interests of
The Evening Leader.
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Young Jerome Register has badly
cut foot which is keeping him from
school for few days.
C. c. Jordan and family leave today
for Clearwater, where Mr.. Jordan has
opened an electrical shop and will also
have charge of the Royal theatre
there.
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DR.. J. D. Clough, the spiritualist
speaker, will hold a meeting in the
Universalist church Wednesday, April
Is, at 8 p. m. Many will remember
this speaker as he was here a short
time ago and spoke in Fernald's hall.
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The many friends of Mrs. H. H.
Woodrough and her daughter, Mrs.
Alice Chapman, will regret to learn
that they return to their Long Island
home on April 26. However, they have
arranged to spend next winter in Tar
pom Springs.
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]. Y. Blake, one of our reliable car
rier boys, failed to show up yesterday,
thereby causing much inconvenience
to The Leader and our readers. We
finally secured the services of Mr.. j.
S. Registers car and two of his boys
who delivered the papers.
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Miss Ouida Knight called at The
Leader office this morning and left
/ us tickets for a concert which will
be given at the high school auditorium
by the faculty of music and expression
of Southern, college, on Friday even
1 ing, April II, for the benefit of the
Woman's Christian Temperance union
| Mr.. Keller, the genial salesman OF
& the Linotype company, was in Tarpon
Springs yesterday on business. The
Leader is arranging to purchase one
of the latest types of linotype ma
chimes which we expect to have in
stalled within thirty days. 1t will be
I Model ID. These late model limo
: types are the most practical machine
for small printing offices where a
whole battery of different models is
not practicable.
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A party of sixteen from the South
ern Methodist church went over to
hear Billy Sunday last night. The
party left here about 3:45, in the
Reigel truck, and arrived at the tent
at 6 o'clock, just in time to get a seat
near the front, as already a large
Icrowd had gathered to hear the great
evangelist, Yesterday was children's
day, and the choir was composed of
young people, some of them little tots
of five or six years. Those who went
in this party were: Mesdames NJ. A.
Norman, j. l. Blake, M. E. Holland,
c. c. Hill, Roy Noblit, Nash, Mamie
Rowe, G. T. Roberts, W. E. Mann;
Misses Margaret Kerr and Fay Blake;
Messrs. Holland, Longacre, and J. Y.
Blake and James Wilson. A number
of others from Tarpon Springs were
seen at the meeting, among whom
were Mrs. Ada Fernald, Mrs. O. Cad
wallader, Miss Matte Fernald, Miss
VanBuren, Miss Mae Hollister, Mr..
and Mrs. H. L. Loomis and Mr.. ]. D.
Evans.
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Frank Heynen captured four-foot
alligator yesterday. He with F. E.
Chichester and c.. C. Barnum, motored
out to Salt springs where they got
some oysters, travelled over the worst
sort Of roads but had a good time.
According to Mr.. Heynen, he observed
Mr.. Alligator blocking the road and
promptly climbed out of the car to
take him captive. The gator hit the
trail for the woods while Mr.. Heynen
was right on his tail; gator crawled
under some brush and Mr.. Heynen
grabbed the tail which was sticking
out, whirled the gator around his head
until he got dizzy, then laid him down
and got new hold back of Mr.. Ga
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