The Mercury from Pottstown, Pennsylvania • Page 10

PAGE TEN Phone 2263 POTTSTOWN MERCURY. POTTSTOWN, PA. SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 20. 1935 Boyertown ARTHUR HEERE Representativa Phone: ISO 36 8. FRANKLIN 81.

CARVER HURLS WOLFE'S NINE TO 7-0 WIN Benny Benfield Hits Home Run; Victors Tie for First The pitching of Lawrence Carver, curve ball hurler. was sponsible for a 7 to 0 victory of Transfers over Box- makers, first leg champions, last night. The winners stepped into a tie with the Dodgers for first place in Wayne Smith, pitcher, was touched for ten hits by including a home run by Benfield. first sacker. and four two-base hits by Jack Stauffer, Danny Stoudt and L.

Carver, two. Carver fanned six batsmen on lineup, and connected for two doubles in the tilt. League standing: W. L. Per.

Fjyer's 2 0 1.000 Transfers 2 0 1.000 Boxmakers 1 2 .333 Krause and Herbein 0 3 .000 Last score: Koons Wolfs rh.o.ae. r.h.o.a Frey 0 0 0 4 0 Bach'an, iw 0 2 0 2 0 Blank, cf 0 0 2 0 0 Ertman, 3b 2 1 0 1 1 J.Hart’n.lb 0 0 11 1 1 Shealer, ci 0 0 3 0 0 Bauman. 3b 0 1 1 1 0 Stauffer, 2 17 0 0 If 0 0 0 0 0 benfield. lb 1 2 7 0 0 Hat 0 110 0 Stoudt. rf 0 10 0 0 Stauffer, 0 12 10 Trout.

If 1 0 2 0 0 3b 0 0 0 1 1 Sell, 2b 0 110 1 Smith, 0 0 1 5 0 Carver, 12 13 0 WELLINGTON SWAVELY The funeral of Wellington H. Swavely was held yesterday from his late home, 30 South Monroe street, at 2 p. m. Services were conducted at the house by the Rev. F.

Longacre. pastor of St. Lutheran church. Interment was made in the Pottstown cemetery, West End. The bearers were James Levengood, Charles Kerver, Walter Davidheiser, Roy L.

Rhoads, Grant M. Groff and Ray Hartline. Funeral Director Wayland G. Schwenk had charge of arrangements. Boyertown On Parade with Totals 0 3 18 13 2 Totals 7 10 21 2 Koons 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 3 1 x-7 Two-base hits: J.

Stauffer. Stoudt, L. Carver 2. Home runs: Benfield. Sacrifice hits: Shealer, Sell.

L. Carver. Stolen bases: Bauman. W. Hartman 2 Bachman.

Hits: Off Smith 8 In 5 Innings, off Updegrove 8 In 2 Innings. Base on balls: Off L. Carver 2. off Smith 2. Struck out: By Carver 6, by Updegrove 1.

Passed balls: Stauffer. Umpires: Hartline and Deyaher. TWO BANDS TO PLAY --------AT NIW BERLINVILLE Two bands, the Oriole Band of Pottstown and the Bailey band, will appear in concert at New Berlinville picnic grounds this afternoon and evening. Eugene Z. Weidner, director of the Ringgold Reading, and Robert R.

Hartman, director of the Keystone ban. Boyertown, will be guest conductors. BOYERTOWN CLASSIFIED Deathf 1 Boyertown, on the 17th Zephaniah H. Roshon, aged 8 and 23 days. Friends and relatives are reapectfully Invited, without further notice, to attend the funeral from late home on Saturday.

July 20. at 10 a. D. S. T.

Further services will be conducted in the Good Shepherd Reformed church. Bovertown. Interment will be made In Falrvlew cemetery. Friends may call Friday evening, from 7 to 8:30 Automobiles fo. II FOR built Cadillac sedan.

New paint, new rubber. Also 1930 Oldsmoblle sedan. Mechanically good. Price reasonable. Harvey I.

Giles, next to Town Hall. FOR stake body Brockway truck, $110. for quick sale. Also 1928 Chevrolet panel truck. Runs good and la good Krause St Herbein Phone 5.

Boyertown. 1934 Dodge deluxe sedan, run 13.000 miles. In A-l condition. Frank Elder. Boyertown, Pa.

Phone 84. FOR Chevrolet coupe. 1932 International truck 1932 Ford lUf.ton truck. 1931 Ford 4-door sedan All in good cond (JllbertsvUle Motor Neimoi Park. Ollbertsvllle BOB EMES a hat.

ELSIE WISE fish. BOB HANLEY an appointment a dentist. CHARLIE SELL awaiting opening day. CHARLES RHOADS baseball. RAYMOND KEPNER for a car prospect.

VIRGINIA MOGEL ST. PAUL'S PICNIC MAY ATTRACT 2000 TWIN BOROUGHS SPRING CITY ROYERSFORD Mercury B. BRANDRETH, Avenue and Main Street, Royersford. Phone 158 Annual Outing of Sunday School at Sassamansville The annual Sunday school picnic of St. Lutheran church will be held at Sassamansville church lawn tonight, with music being furnished by the Keystone Band, of Boyertown.

Director Robert R. Hartman yesterday announced that Robert Hanley, formerly director of the High school band and orchestra, has been named assistant director of the Keystone organization. Hanley will lead the musicians during several numbers at the picnic and will lead while Director Hartman plays a clarinet solo. The picnic is expected to attract close to 2000 persons. Refreshments will be on sale at the grounds and music will be furnished from 7:30 to 11:30 The Keystone program also will include popular selections, marches and semi-classical numbers.

Robert Houck will play a baritone solo; Ralph Bower, trombone solo; John Sullivan, trumpet solo, and the brass choir will play which was specially arranged by Director Hartman. The brass quartet, composed of William Ellis, John Sullivan. Robert Houck and Ralph Bower, will play special selections. MERCURY SOARS spring ford golf TO 96 DEGREES T0DAY AT TWIN BOROS Plays Return Match Phoenixville Club With Residents of Royersford, Spring City Swelter Under New Record The Twin Boroughs sweltered under what many believed an all-time heat record yesterday, with the thermometer passing the 90 mark in the shade. Little activity was apparent all week because of the heat and wave of humidity.

An authentic report said the thermometer showed 96 degrees in the shade on the outskirts of the borough. This mark was registered on a porch at the home of Mrs. Carrie Smith, near the borough. KRAPK0WITCH BRUISED IN NEW YORK CRASH PERSONALS On his return home yesterday morning from New York, it was learned that Nickolas Krapkowitch, 20. of Bechtelsville.

was badly cut and bruised when a large ice truck collided with a truck owned by Clarence Zem, Bechtelsville. in New York. Krapkowitch. who recently returned from the United States Army, stationed at the Philippine Islands, was appointed policeman at Bechtelsville and was to begin his duties last night. His injuries, however, will keep him from duty at least two months.

The driver of the truck, George Schanely, escaped Injury. Another truck, owned by Zern, which was driven by Carl Youse. Boyertown, and Herman Shaner, Bechtelsville, saw the crash. 16 SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS TO GRADUATE Jacob Fegley, 51 South Reading avenue, received congratulations on his 80th birthday anniversary yesterday. Mr.

and Mrs. Russell Wise. Sixth and Walnut streets, and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Y.

Rhoads. 8 Apple street, will spend Sunday at Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grabert, Kenneth Grabert, Harry Grabert, Marie Grabert and Beulah Sponagle, Shaner street, residents, motored to Annapolis and Camp Meade.

where they visited Mr. and Mrs. son, Clarence, who is taking a training course at the Military Training camp. STONY RUN CARDS TOP REF0RNIEDS, 5-3 Holding one victory from a previous meeting, Sprlng-Ford country club golf team will play a return match with Phoenixville country club linksmen on the PhoerE course this afternoon. Score of the first match was 18H to 17H, with Spring-Ford on top.

It was said the Phoenixville team, which was minus several of its reg- Hit ulars in the previous meeting, will Although they erred six times, Stony Run Cardinals finished ahead of Spring City Reformed team in a close one at field last night. The Cards defeated the church players by the score of 5-3. scoring the winning tallies In the sixth inning. Tomorrow night at 6:15 the Cardinals will face West End Braves at field. Stony Run Spring City Cards Reformed ab a ab.rh.oa.

Mailman, ss 4 0 12 1 ss 4 0 0 0 3 Ttnney. cf 3 0 0 3 0 Marker, cf Neborak, 3 0 0 6 0 Frick, lb Marosek. 3b 3 1114 Bfcuer. lb 3 1 0 10 0 Wlsn skl, 3b 3 1 1 0 2 Root, rf 2 1110 Cook. If Eagle.

If 3 1110 2b Fergu'on. 3 0 1 0 3 Hllborn, rf Klinger, be brought up to full strength for this afternoon's matinee. The Spring-Ford team, captained by Fred G. Bangs, will be about the same as the first meeting. The golfers comprise Charles B.

Roeller, Jack Roeller, Lee Saettele, P. Davenport, R. B. Kirchof, R. C.

Frederick, Howard Freed, L. E. Johnson, R. W. Breidenbach.

Fred G. Bangs. Tyson Bowers. Hairy W. Maloy, Franklin H.

Deisher, Harley Hunter, E. F. Garno. C. L.

Barndt. Edward Barndt, Clyde Pinkerton, Morgan M. Edwards. Robert Shafer, Roger Groff and Fred Kugler. Next Saturday.

Spring-Ford team will go to Brookside country club, Pottstown, to try and win another match from the Pottstown golfers. S. C. LUTHERANS WIN FROM REF0RMEDS, 8-7 Five runs in the fourth inning enabled Spring City Lutherans to defeat the Reformed nine at the high field Thursday by the score of 8 to 7. The Reformeds.

who held a lead before the tide turned, tried desperately to again forge ahead, but fell short of the margin. McCullough and Frick were the opposing moundsmen. The Lutherans won despite seven errors. Spring City Spring City Lutheran Reformed Tlnney, 2 2 1 8 0 ss 3 2 0 0 3 Wunder, If 4 12 10 Karker, rf 2 12 2 0 Allen, cf 3 3 2 1 0 Rlch ds, 2b 3 0 2 3 1 3b 3 0 2 1 0 W.Lafw.3b 2 10 11 Lent, 3 0 1 0 0 G.Hllborn.c 4 113 1 Spangler, lb 3 0 1 4 0 If 2 0 0 0 0 Gerhart, 2b 2 0 0 4 0 Frick, 3 110 2 0 0 0 110 12 C.Hllb’n.cf 20180 3 112 0 ARM BROKEN Thomas Phillips, Royersford. was treated at Montgomery hospital.

Norristown, for a fracture of the left arm. 4 0 0 1 0 4 2 14 0 4 114 0 30 0 6 2 3 0 2 1 1 30 0 1 0 4 0 0 3 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 00 J. T. CAMPBELL LEASES AIRPORT AT RED HILL Totals 27 5 34 DO Totals 31 3 4 2,1 7 Reformed .....................0 0 1 0 0 0 Card 0 0 0 0 2 3 0 Two-base hit: Ferguson. Base on balls: Off Ferguson 3.

off Latahaw 2. Struck out- By Ferguson by Latshaw 3, by Klinger 3. Umpire: Stetler. Scorer: Plumley. Mr.

and Mrs. Berlinvllle, will end at Atlantic Paul Yoder, New spend the week- City. LINFIELD IS DEFEATED BY EVANSBURG, 5-2 Graduating exercises for 16 full- fledged Sunday school teachers will be held In Trinity Evangelical Congregational church tomorrow evening at 7:30 The class has met the denominational and State requirements in teacher training and will receive recognition from the Sunday school department of the church and the Pennsylvania State Sabbath school association. The graduates will be: Marlon Weidner. Anna Hallman, Lillian Gresh, Grace Hallman.

Roy L. Weist, Herbert Leinbach, Mrs. Russell Schaeffer, James Schultz, Mrs. James Schultz, Mrs. Albert Barth, Mrs.

Frank R. Elder. Mrs. Emma Tyson. Mrs.

Harrison Hallman. Mrs. Allen Weidner, Thomas Gelbach and Mrs. George Munshower. KEYSTONES SCORE 7-3 WIN OVER LEGION NINE fot Salt 61 FOR used 2-way sulky plow.

A-l con. Price reaaonable. Erb Henry. Me -Deer farm machine New Berlinvllle. Ph.

Boyertown 46-M BASEBALL P. M. MAIN LINE TIGERS AT ---GILBERTSVILLE General Admission 15c Grandstand 10c REV. PEARCE TO SPEAK AT BIBLE CONFERENCE The Summer session of the Boyertown Bible conference will open Sunday in Odd Fellows hall when the Rev. Rowan Pearce, director of Christian Voices.

Philadelphia, will appear for an eight- day stay. The Rev. Pearce, who broadcasts daily over Station WRAX, will speak tomorrow afternoon at 3 and in the evening at 7:45 The Christian Voices quartet will appear on the program also. FIVE ANGLERS GET 290 Five local fishermen returned from Beach, with a catch of 290 large croakers and eea trout. In the party were Wallace Shaner, Henry Carver, Wellington Leonard, Russell Schuler and John Romig.

The Keystones batted out a 7 to 3 victory over the American Legion In a soft ball tilt on Washington school grounds last night. The game was a slugfest, with the Keystones connecting for 12 bingles off delivery and the Legion scoring ten hits off delivery. Weidner fanned seven batsmen. Ralph Gottshall, Legion second sacker. had three triples and a base on balls for a perfect day at bat.

Roy Conrad. short center, also had three hits. The Legion scored three runs In the first, but the Keystones bettered them by one run In ita turn at the plate. In the third two more were added and in the fourth another. League standing: W.

Petersburg 1 Metropolitan I Boy Scouts 1 Keystones 1 Lutherans 0 Alumni 0 Maimons 0 American Legion 0 Last score: American Legion Keystone r.h o.a e. r.h.o.se. 2b 1 3 4 0 0 C.Rhoa's.lf 11200 1 1 00 1 A Fluher.cf I 1 00 0 0 1 2 0 1 1112 1 0 1110 2 10 0 0 1 0 0 00 Moyer, lb 0 2 10 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 Conrad, ac 0 2 3 0 1 Orull. 2b 0 0 3 2 1 rf 0 0 110 Hartne, rf 0 113 0 Weidner. Landis, Linfield Sunday school nine went to Evansburg last night and lost a slx-lnnlng tilt by the score of 5 to 2.

a fifth-lnnlng rally by the home team deciding the battle. Both pitchers were tight with their hits. Tuesday night Linfield will meet Trappe at Linfield. Linfield Evansburg ab.r.h.o.a. ab.rh.oa.

3 0 0 1 0 Genaler, 2 3 2 7 0 3 0 0 3 0 MoClure. 3 10 0 5 2 2 16 1 Kenney, cf 3 0 10 0 2 0 0 0 2 Patter'n, 3b 3 0 0 0 1 3 0 110 Yocum, ss 2 0 0 2 1 3 000 1 Kelser. If 3 0 0 1 0 2 0 1 2 0 Toal. 2b 2 0 0 0 1 Schott.2b.lb 30 0 2 0 Toal. rf 2 1100 Shantz.

3b 2 0 1 0 0 Cable, lb 2 0 0 8 0 Bean, cf Ber key, Berkey, Berkey. If Raysor, ss Daub. rf. lb The Valley airport, Red Hill, formerly owned and operated by Anthony Gruhle, and which was purchased by Mrs. Kate Epler, of Ohio, in the Spring, was leased in May and is now under the management of John T.

Campbell. The suggestion has been made by interested parties to Mrs. Campbell to have a local flying club organized. Anyone interested may get in touch with Campbell at the airport or Standard service station at Red Hill. Stanley W.

Keck, of Hellertown. who Is a transport pilot and Instructor with many experience, has been engaged to operate a flying service from the field. Several persons have already signed up to take flying Instructions under the new management. Harry Darlyntle. parachute Jum- lotals 22 8 9 21 3 Totals 25 7 7 18 8 Reformed I 0 4 2 0 0 Lutheran 2 0 1 5 0 0 Two-base hits: Wunder.

Harker, Mat- tls. Three-base hit: Tlnney. Stolen bases: Richard, Latshaw 2. Frick. Base on balls: Off McCullough 2, off Frick 4.

Struck out: By McCullough 5, by Frick 3. Umpire: Stetler. Scorer: Marshall. 21 NEW RUNNERS HERE FOR RACES A string of 21 new runners arrived at Spring City race track during the week to participate in another race meet to be held at the track today at 2 Spring City Driving association is sponsoring the matinee, which will comprise three harness races and four classes of runners. Additional trotters also were expected to start in events.

Among the new noses arriving during the week were animals owned by Eckert's stables, Reading; A1 Keim and George W. Smith. THEATER PATRONS TO PAY FOR AMUSEMENT TAX A statement issued yesterday by Lewen Pizor, one of the owners of Penn theater, Royersford and Colonial theater, Phoenixville, said the Motion Picture Theater Owners of Eastern Pennsylvania, comprising 490 houses, would on to theater goers the amusement tax, effective Plzor Is president of the theater association. He explained the tax was one cent on each 25 cents or fraction thereof, and was passed by the recent Legislature as a part of the new tax program of Governor Earle and the Democratic administration. Two large organizations, composed of 90 percent of the movie theater owners in the eastern part of the State, agreed to pass the tax on to patrons rather than lower the price on tickets.

The main reason given was a contract with film distributing agencies which prevents a cut below a certain price. NEEDLEWORKS PLAYS 2 WEEK-END GAMES LUTHERANS FROM HERE ARE AT SUMMER CAMP SERVICE STATION IS OPEN FOR BUSINESS Spring City Lutheran congregation is represented at the Lutheran Summer training camp at Paradise Falls in the Poconos. The camp, for training of classes, will close today after having been In session since the past Friday. Present from here are the Rev. A.

H. Getz, pastor, registrar; Mrs. A. H. Getz, in charge of recreation; Chorister Robert W.

Hallman, director of music; Mrs. Robert W. Hallman, Paul and Robert Hallman Mrs. Stanley Shalkop, Mrs. Clayson.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Hottenstein, Miss Freda Schindler and Miss Edna Wunder. Team Meets Washington Nine Away Today Royersford Needleworks nine is ready for two hard week-end struggles.

The team will oppose the Washington, N. team at that place. Tomorrow game at Lake View park diamond will be with the same team which the locals defeated Thursday night in Philadelphia, the St. Columbus JING JOHNSON CAMPING; SAYS FISHING IS Aside from knowing how to direct athletics at Ursinus college, Russell Johnson, former baseball star, knows how to cast bait. Sleeping under three double blankets at night, Jing spends his days fishing at Camp Sunapee, New London.

New Hampshire. He reported fishing was good, with several good hauls already to his credit. Most of the catches were yellow perch. Bass will be the next victims, with pickerel the August prize. BIRTHDAY MARKED Frances Ann Kirkpatrick, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Kirkpatrick, 263 Chestnut street. Spring City, is observing her third birthday today. Service station, newest establishment to cater to the motoring public, opened for business yesterday. The station, with complete modern appointments, is situated on Main street between and Seventh avenues, Royersford.

and is under the management of Ellis Nelson and Bertram Brandreth, handling Mobilgas, Moblloil and Molubricatlon. SPRING CITY A. C. NINE MEETS PARKERF0RD TODAY Spring City A. C.

nine will play at home for a Pottstown City-Suburban league game this afternoon. Manager Jakie team will tangle with the strong Parkerford club this afternoon at 2:30 at Pennsylvania ball park. Spring City. HARRY LLEWELLYN CANDIDATE FOR CONSTABLE Harry Llewellyn, unsuccessful candidate for election as constable of the first ward, Spring City, several years ago, will seek the office per, has been signed to do his sen- at the coming election in the Fall. sational burning comet act tomorrow afternoon and evening.

COWS MAKE NEW RECORDS Llewellyn filed his petition at West Chester for the Republican nomination for the past. Charles J. Thum is the present constable, who won the office at the last election. A Treat BREYERS Fresh Peach ICE CREAM Rittenhouse Cafe Totals 23 2 4 15 4 Totals 22 5 4 18 8 Linfield 1 0000 Evansburg 1 0 1 0 3 Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Trego. 6 North Main street, Spring City, celebrated their first wedding anniversary yesterday. ROYERSFORD CLASSIFIED L. Per. 0 1.000 1.000 1 000 1 000 .000 Deaths .000 .000 .000 L.Ootta’ll.rf Knode, Oryan, ae Ootwals, ss Moyer, lb Croll, If Mock, 3b Fisher, cf 1 3 0 0 1 00 0 50 0 1000 0 1000 0 0 2 1 0 1 2 0 0 1 Read The menta.

They money-savinf advertise- brlng news of many bargains. WALDORF HOTEL Olay, Pa. By Special Request! ACE JUNGLE BAND of Pottstown We Know Like Them! Look At These Specials and Large Btt-r 5c Steamed lams dozen 15c Crab akes 5c LOTS Of OTHfcR SPECIALS STATE THEATRE Brightest Spot TODAY OF THE With Lionel Barrymore, Bela Lugosi and An All-Star Cast Comedy Added Shorts Matinee at 2 P. M. Chapter 3, With Tom ORIOLE HOME Boyertown SPECIALS FOR TONIGHT Chicken Platter Chicken Salad Chicken Sandwiches Beef Steak Crab Cakes Steamed Clams Many Other Specials Totals 3 10 7 4 Totals 7 12 31 8 3 American Legion 3 0 0 0 0 0 Keystone 4 0 2 1 0 0 Stolen Landla, R.

Oottahsll. on Off Weidner 3, off 3. Struck out: By Weidner 7, by Nuis 2. REV. SLIFER GUEST PREACHER The Rev.

M. D. 81ifer, paator of Pennsburg Reformed church, Christ Reformed church at Nlantic and Sassamansville Reformed church, will be the guest preacher in the Good Shepherd Reformed church all day tomorrow. Crossword fans get a lot of fun working The puzsles. find them entertaining.

Weat Vincent township. Chester county. Pa on Wednesday, July 17, J. Levis Bruner, aged 56 years. 9 months and 27 Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral without further notice frum hla late residence In Weat Vincent township on Saturday.

July 20. All services at the home at 2 o'clock (Standard Tims). Interment in St. Matthew's Lutheran cemetery. Friends may call at the home on Friday evening from 7 to 8 The 108 cows owned by R.

R. Strassburger, of Norristown, ranked among the highest In the United States for production during the month of May with 831 pounds 3.91 percent milk and 32.52 pounds butterfat, according to Advanced Superintendent W. A. the National Ayrshire Association of Brandon, Registry Kyle, of Vt. Read The ments.

They money-saving bring news bargains. advert ise- of many FERNWOOD INN onight ROYAL ACES ORCHESTRA Enjoy The Best Food and Drinks in the Cool and Comfort of Our Enclosed Porch. Come Tonight Royersford American Legion Carnival POST HOUSE LAWN Royersford Band Games Novelties Fun your son, the lad you want to see grow up to sturdy manhood. He looks to you for advtre, guidance and support, and It's largely the result of what you give him if he develops good health and strong character, give good food and good wholesome milk as the Guernsey Milk from the SUNNY SLOPE DAIRY. unny low aiky jeUphot te T(umt Card of Thank family of the late Warwick H.

Carl wtah to thank the neighbors, friends and relatlvea for their many acts of kindness during their recent bereavement, and alao the beautiful floral tributes. Strayed Lost Found 10 CATCHER'S MIT lost. 8CH.8. field Tues. night.

ret. to Jonas Shoemaker. 423 Broad Spring City. foi Sale 11 1932 Plymouth coups. 1031 Ford coacb Mr ton Chev truck Tyson Motor Chryslsr-Plymoutb.

Royersford, phons 472. 1931 Nash light 8 sedan. 1934 8tude- Llnderman Oerges, DeSoto and baker 0 sedan, 1930 DeSoto 8 sedan Plymouth. Royersford. Phone 418-J.

Articles for Sale 51 SAVE MONEY By doing your canning on a Coleman stove, prices $9 90 up. Royers- ord Hdwe. Co. LAKE VIEW PARK ATTRACTIONS Tonight Free Talking Courtesy Phila. Electric Co.

Tomorrow 2 to 11 p. m.t Honolulu Conservatory of Music 100-Piece Orchestra from Lansdale and Norristown EDDIE ALK1N World Famous Hawaiian Ye Olde Bull Tavern Valley Forge 1 Mile East of Phoenixville. ROUTE 23 DANCE TONIGHT HOFFMAN LEWIS ORCHESTRA GOOD FOOD Excellent BEER and ALE Mixed Drinks Refresh yourself here with a nice cool sparkling drink as prepared as you like it. PARACHUTE JUMPS STUNT FLYING at RED HILL AIRPORT, SUNDAY, JULY 21 3 and 7:30 P. M.

Passenger Flights $1, From Dawn to NO ADMISSION FRF.K PARKING Passenger Flights and Parachute Jumps Every Sunday Big Night TONIGHT AT THE Liberty Fire Company New Berlinvllle, Pa. TEXAS RANGERS JOLLY HAY MAKERS THE HARMONY FOUR ELVERA HUZZARD No Adm. Donations Accepted ITALIAN DICTATOR FOR ETHIOPIA Africa, the Continent of Colonies, feverishly awaits the Italian invasion of Ethiopia. Some observers say it will be a long-drawn out struggle like the Boer War. let need a hasty choice and sn overspend' inf of the fa funds.

Decide now that this dependable organisation shall serve you if the need arises. ECONOMY WITH DIGNITY H.R.HOUCK SON Service 112 WASHINGTON PUONE POTTSTOWN 64 BRICK the Isles Beyond the CAN'T BELIEVE BUT WE ARE NOT by WILLIAM RITT and CLARENCE GRAY NOT DREAMING THEY HAD JUST PASSED OVER THE ESKIMO VILLAGE IN WHICH BRICK WAS A VIRTUAL PRISONER THE SALI5BURY EXPEDITION FLIES ON-.