Mount Carmel Item from Mount Carmel, Pennsylvania • Page 6

Page six. MOUNT CARMEL ITEM, MOUNT CARMF.U THURSDAY, JULY 3... 1919; ssraiss3E3B. BIG AIRSHIP MISS ROBERTS i Valehtine i el i BRIDE OF AN? Ij White Footwear is 1 FINAL SHOWING THIS EVENING Special Masterpiece Attraction 4- i ASHLAND MAN CAPE RACE, Newfoundland, July 3 The White Star llijor Megantic ro-j ported today that nf. 6:00 a.

m. Greenwich time she, picked up a wlro- William Fox, master producer, will present in the latest of hls 1 HERE TODAV A V. L. S. E.

Special Greater Vltagraph will present the latest of its Ilnmdw'ay Star, features lii which Is presented BESSIE LOVE features, two or ine creates! a mven urm-s Miss Helen Roberts, daughter' of I loan from the H-34 giving the "dirig-j ible's1 position as 42.31 latitude: and 32 went longitude. The R-34, the messages siil'l, wuh flying in the sun- School IJiroclor'A and Mrs. Samuel Roberts, 38 south Walnut street, Mount Canned, and Mr. Khner Price, of Ashland were jniirried at ten o'clock Jane' and -Katharine Lee I Foremost of American child players. In one of their' l)rott lest and most Interesting plays 1 shin'' ubove the clouds at.

an altitude of L'OOO feet. I last evening in the Primitive Method attractive list churc by the Reverend Thomas One of the most stars of fllnidoni In 1I. Iteseigh. Only the immediate families were present at the ceremony. it tf The Little Boss "SMIEESI A multiple reel comedy drama in which the liitle folks, IS Airship'3 Progress LONDON, July 3 The riritifh dirigible 34 was nearly L'OO miles out, at 0:00 li.

m. Greenwich time today, the Air Ministry officially announced. The airship was still laying a westerly course and reported that she was flying above the fog banks. To Receive Dirigible MIN1COLA, N. July 3 A drill of the naval aviation units A multiple reef drama depicting the lively rIi'1 who guides the destinies of a man who had always been his own boss.

OUTING CHESTER FEATURE capably much assisted by a staff of grownup stars, will show you just how After 'tile marriage a wedding supper was served at' the homo of the bride's parents. 5 The couple left on the early morning Reading train on their honeymoon. They will reside in Ashland. The bride is one of Mount Carmel's moxt highly accomplished and best liked ifirls. She is a graduate of Mount (Hirmel High School and of Bloomsbiwg State Normal School, and served successfully as a Fourth grade teacher in our public: schools.

Mr. Price J4 a skilled machinist, and is employed in the Goyue Iron Works at Ashland happiness there is to be gotten Out of life. SPECIALLY ADDED SUPER SERIAL SPECIAL at Roosevelt flying field, where the The Greater Vltagraph will present two of Us createst eo stars .2. British dirigible R-34 is scheduled to' i bind, was held today under the Antonio Moreno Carol Holloway ition of Lieutenant If. W.

Iloyt. and! HERE TOMORROW Fox Macterpiece Attraction A Fox. Masterpiece Play Charles Little, of Akrcn. Ohio. i In the fifth two-part chapter "of (ho serial of all serials I The ISO men In the unit went through all the! details'-It Is expcwitija will bp necessary upon the arrival of "The Perils of Thunder Mountain" William Fox will present another of his celebrated offerings starring Our Buyer has just returned from the Boston and New; York markets, plenty of White Footwear is arriving daily and you should not miss this opportunity to save from 15 to 1 25 per cent.

7 Ladies' White Buck Pumps wilh high covered Louis heels at a $5 value. Ladies' White Can vas'Ox fords with low Military covered heels at a $4 value. Don't miss this real bargain, look over our line of Ladies' White Oxfords and Pumps at rubber soled Military heeled Oxfords included at this price. Men's White. Canvas Oxfords with Goodyear welted soles at a $4 value.

Misses' and Children's Rubber soled White Canvas Button Shoes, sizes 8 to 2 at worth $1.75, Children's White Barefoot Sandals, sizes 5 to 8 at $1.75, and sizes 8 to 11 at $2. Ladies' White Canvas Shoes with high or Military heels at $2.98. Children's White Buck Button Shoes, sizes 3 to 8 at 2.50. This Week we are selling the best White Canvas Polish at 10c a bottle. Other White Polish for Kid and Nubuck at saving Prices White Heel Enamel at 25c a Bottle.

Stop Itching Skin i the giant aircraft over the mile and ta half by half mile rectangular field. comes to The drama In which life is but little thing when i(. presenting gemiitfc 'tlifills for' the public Army men who will assist in the work J. YALE5KA SURRATT There is one safe, dependable treatment that relieves itching torture and skin irritation almost instantly and that cleanses and soothes the skin. Ask anvdruueistfor a 35cor SI bottle were aiso put uirougn a Lunch for the Airship NEW YORK, July 3 One of the most sensational stars of (llindom in HERE SPECIAL FEATURE "A light lunch" awaits, the British dirigible R-34 upon her arrival at of Zemo and aDDlv it as directed.

Soon I The Soul of Broadway" Roosevelt Field. The sustenance re The Metro Pictures Corporation will present the all actors'in his time you will find that irritations, pimples, blackheads, eczema.blotches.ringworm and similar skin troubles will disappear. A little Zemo, the penetrating, satisfying liquid, is all that is needed, for it banishes most skin eruptions, makes the-skin soft, smooth and healthy. The E. W.

Rose Cleveland. O. most popular of quired tor tins fz.yuu.uiiu air neauiy consists of 1,600,000 cubic feet of hydrogen held in 000 tanks on the field. G000 gallons of gasoline, 500 gallons of oil, and some water. A seven part drama in which the high spots of high life on the great white way are hit with a banij.

An Evening of exceptional entertainment is promised in this masterpiece production GUARDING AGAINST BOMB OUTRAGES Harold Lockwood in "A Man of Honor" i v. i The most remarkable play ho produced. Lockwood will be remembered as having died during the influenza epidemic last fall -t COMING SATURDAY TRIPLE FEATURES William A. Brady in association with the World Film Corporation will present the pretty and gifted young star Zena Keefe (By United Press Leased Wire) NEW YORK, July 3 Homes of prominent men and ofii- I cials, public buildings and churches, I FRENCH RIOT ON STREETS 0FV FItJME (By United Press Leased Wire) ROME, July The Finnic correspondent the Messagero reported today that drunk-end French soldiers paraded the streets of Flume last night "Long Live Jugo-Slavia; death to Italy." The Itar.Mn police prevent oil trouble, it was said. were being guarded by special it was reported, against possible at-i tempts of bombers to duplicate out- rages of May 1 and June 4.

Every precaution is being taken, it was said, to avert any July 4 demonstrations. hit in "One Hour" In EDWARD YETSKIE Who made such a memorable dramatic an equally great screen success IN RIGHT If you come to us for a pair of Guinan's Store DIED LAST EVENING "An Amateur Widow shoes. Special prices in all depart ments Saturday. Store closed all day 'July 4th. I 20th Century Shoe COMING SATURDAY Double Feature Showing The' Metro Pictures Corporation will present another great Wonderplay success In which is starred MAY ALLISON One of the prettiest and most popular film stars in ''Peggy Does Her Darndtst" It's a five part comedy drama and there is some real nin th and much excitement offered ADDED SERIAL SPECIAL The Greater Vitagrapli company's co-stars WILLIAM DUNCAN EDITH JOHNSON In the twelfth two-part chapter of i "Man of Might" One of the mightiest and most of all serial specials ndv It 4th and Oalt Sts.

Edward, the young on of Mr. and (Mrs. Herman Yetskie, 311 south Apple street, died last evening at, 6:311 o'clock from meningitis and pneu-' nionia. The funeral will be held Saturday afternoon at 1:45 o'clock. vices will be conducted at the home! and burial will be made in the Oak Hill cemetery.

i KILLED BY A A multiple reel comedy drama 'of a young woman who gets a divorce but tinds herself lonesome and gets into some unusual and exciting complications SPECIALLY ADDED FOX SUNSHINE COMEDY William Fox will offer the latest of his Sunshine br.iiid of comedies with his all-star 'comedians in "Six Cylinder Love" THROWN BALL SUN SMILES ON BUJ5N WHY SUFFER. HAPPY MARRIAGES A two part comedy that travels at the clip that the title would indicate. It's a world-beater for fun and thrill I SPECIALLY ADDED HOYT COMEDY FEATURE (P.y United Press Leased Wire) ALTOONA, July 3 Herbert Ryan, amateur ball player, brother of Dick Ryan, White Sox pitcher, died late last night from hemorrhages of the Ryan was struck in the temple by a hall thrown by a boy playing in the street. Miss Eva Link, of Ashland, and Joseph Klein, of Reading, were 1 i HI 1'l'iiwl It, il.r. it A lilnrmnn Eckert, at Pottsville.

They will do-: I'm Well It You Well? side in Reading. At St. Mark's church, Uristol, I TaKes-oti-t The, -All- THE RELIABLE ANTISEPTIC 4 ana OOOTheS -D'rucH5Tores Sadie Cowen, a former Minersville girl, became the bride of Captain 1 John A. Eraser, of Canada. The at-1 tendants were Miss f.ydia Ellis and' John Johnson I BIG FIGHT BULLETINS FIVE DOZEN BROOMS WERE STOLEN motorists get the Quantity of fluid they pay lor.

Hobah Lodge' No. Knights of Pythias, of llethlehem, elected Adam R-rinkcr treasurer of the organization for the forty-seventh time. Christopher Eitzel, a Shamokin civil war veteran, who lives alone and who suffered a stroke on Satujilay, refused to go to Danville asylum because he wanted to 'die at home. His young wife and two children are inmates of the asylum. TOMORROW Miss Bessie of Pinegrove, and J.

Leslie Lee, of Tremont, were married in Philadelphia, Friday, June 27th. They will reside in Philadelphia. Russel P. Mill and Miss Dora C. Griffiths were married nt the home of the bride at Mt.

Hope, by the Rev. Umbenhem, pastor or Trinity Lutheran church, Pottsville. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Griffiths.

Thomas Butts, or Palo Alto, and Miss Kathryn Schock, of Pottsville, were married at Elkton, Monday, according to word received by ff UR truck-tire press It ML VJr MLUSZ. lf V-Jpowerful enough to apply Jf sdZJzh. The police arrested a juvenile yesterday with stealing brooms in a systematic manner from the wholesale house of a north Oak street merchant. In five visits to the wholesale house he got five dozen brooms. When the stable would be open and nobody about lie would enter the building get a dozen brooms and walk out.

Anybody seeing him would naturally suppose he had a perfect right to the brooms as he committed the deed in broad daylight. BRIEF NEWS NOTES Complete bulletins of the big WI1-lard-Dempsey fight at Toledo, Ohio, will be received over the United Press Wire in the Mount Carmel Item olllce tomorrow afternoon. The Item is not issuing a newspaper tomorrow and the fight news will not be bulletined at our office, but will be announced at the four leading POLISH GIANTS IN DOUBLE HEADER Mount Carmel Polish Giants leave 'MORE MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED tonight for Renova where tomorrow they meet the Renova big team in a billiard rooms in town, as announced yesterday. STiulsky Brothers, Albert Landis, Paul Fuchs and Jimmy McIIugh will give full details of the big fight These will' be given punch by punch. double header.

Sunday the Giants Miiny Hazleton churches demobilized their service (lags, Sunday, with appropriate ceremonies. Pottsville authorities are testing automobile pumps to naake sure that meet Maysville park at Mount Carmel park. It Pays to Advertise in the Item CUBS PLAY AT EDGEWOOD PARK Take Care of Your Clothes Register and Recorder John I. Carr today Issued marriage licenses to the following: Harry C. Dietricn and Carrie O.

Conrad, Shamokin. Frank T. Kasltle and Agnes Zeler-ion, Shamokin. Arthur Herrhy and Martha Rumber-ter, Shamokin. Steve Kostrebenick and Anna Hard-ish, Sagon.

James Pupo and Angellne Laure, Shamokin Samuel H. LeFenre and Margnret A. Widenhemcr, Milton. Lewis Mattes and Leah Lark, Sl mokin. Jacob Scotko and Anne Scotko, Shamokin James Medl and Catherine Seeder, Shamokin.

PA TRIO TIC DS For the Fourth Mount Carmel Cubs go to Edge-wood tomorrow where they will play Springfield. This Will be a hard fought contest, as the old rivalry between Mount Carmel and Shamokin is being noticed. Don't let them lose their original shape. Bring them here. We do expert ARRESTED FOR LUMBER Cleaning and Pressing The fact is Over half the truck Tonnaro of America ia carried o.i fSreotone Tires COUNTY CLERK'S SON STRICKEN Stirring Marches Inspiring Songs Selections That Breathe The Lehigh Valley police have arrested a number of young boys charged with stealing lumber at, the Sayre colliery.

Quite a bit of lumber had been missed and the Lebigh Valley police located it and caused a number of arrests. The defendants were arraigned before Justice King and settled. The cost is very slight, and you'll be pleased with our prompt and elllcient' service. TYE AUTO SUPPLY V. MICHAEL McHALE Charles H.

Neuhard, one of the efficient clerks in the Northumberland county commissioners' office, had the misfortune to have-a young son suffer an attack of He was operated upon1 at; the Gelsiiinger Memorial Hospital at Danville and is getting along very Kwell, the doctors told Ndugard i i Seven years ago' Mr. Neuhard's eldest son died following an operation for an attack of the same Phone Bell 175 United 63?) W2-14 No. Maple Spirit Of Victory See Our Brautiful Window Display Open This Evening i MOUHT CARMEL MUSIC. STOUE Odd Fellow' Bldg. B.

F. TYLENDA 118 NORTH OAK STREET" Picture Framing and Enlarging BACK FROM FRANCE Michael McHale, soldier boy of this city, has arrived home from overseas and is home renewing acquaintances..