Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 7

MONDAY. JANUARY 12. a iil Robber Holds Up Store Near East Alton Pushes Way in as Miss Emma Unterkrink Is Closing EAST ALTON, Jan. Mtes Emma Unterbrink. who conducts a small grocery on the state road at Niagara, was robbed by a youthful bandit Friday evening while (done in the store.

Miss Unterbrlnk was closing for the night -about 7:30 when she saw a young man come to the front door. Stepping to the door, which she had locked while working at the cash register, she asked the young what he wanted. He replied mat he wanted a package of cigar- Miss Unterbrlnk got a package and went to the door, which she opened to hand to him. When the door was unlocked the man pushed his way into the store, tslllng Mrs. Unterbrlnk he wanted what money she had.

He rushed to cash register, taking the change which was still there. Miss Unterbrlnk had taken the bills from th6 register while checking up and had hidden them. Leaving the robber in the store Miss Unterbrlnk ran to the street for help, during which time he made His escape. She said the man, who appeared to be about 30 years old, was a stranger to her although ehe was posotlvc she could Identify him as he wore no mask. The loss was only about $3.

Wood River Class Honors Three of Its Aged Members WOOD RIVER, Jan. Three senior members of the Loyal Ladies' Class of the Wood River Christian church were presented With gifts during the class's regular business and social meeting at the home of Mrs. Frank Van Meter, 816 Condit street. The women are Mrs. Amy Waggoner.

82, Lucy Wilder, 81, and Mrs. Jennie Owens, 13, all of have been loyal workers in, the class. Following the presentation of gifts, which occurred during the business meeting, a reception and luncheon were held, the luncheon being served by the hostess with the assistance of Mrs. Harry Painter. Twenty one women were present.

Officers also were elected during the business meeting. 2 Women on Juries. Mrs. Clara Stdatman left this morning lor Granite City where she will serve on the jury of the city court. Mrs.

Oetken this morning to Alton where she will serve on the petit Jury of the Alton City Court. B. P. W. C.

Meeting Postponed. The and professional Women's Club meeting which was to have been held tonight has been postponed. The date and place of meeting will be announced later, Wood River Notes. J. A.

Robinson of the St. Louis road has been ill at the family home for the past two weeks. Dewey and Virgil Robinson of the St. Louis road spent Saturday in ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH PAGE Foat Generations in the Family of Baby Ckatks Lind- Legion's Resolution bet gh, Jr. On Road Bonds Will Come Before Board clan-Endortlftl issue to of Madison by the Alton hw bond construction Wd roads in County clerk JOWph Hotz to be presented bsttM'tlW ward of su- si at wMtiiift P- 8 pervisors at OtWf ffiMtlflg Wednesday.

Seven Marriage Licenses Issued Over WeeloEnd IDWAIWWVILLK, Jan, spe- PranK Kelly, Mint, and Miss Golds Leathers, IS, Of tut and Raymond O. Trwce, 81, of Runt Alton and Miss Verda M. Calston, 18, of Alton obtained marriage licenses Deputy Clerk George Schlliinger Wcott RlVer oter the week-end Alton's deputy marriage license clerk Mrs. C. O.

MeQuan, issuftd four u. censes as follows: 8t Louls Carabel A. welnert, 18, St. Louis Graf ton Realty Sales Improving fit The resoIuUon fcttdtaj the Alton Leglonalres to do within their power MOUfe favorable action tor the bond IWue among the electorate, who mil called upon to vote on tha qUMtlon if It passes the board. The propowsd bond Issue would enable the county to undertake a $2,500,000 highway program Immediately, paying oft the bonds with returns from the motor fuel tax.

It would not involve an additional tax on property. Tax Collectors Get Book Blanks MitteU 2S, Alton, and Christina WMftlwe, 18, Eldorado aeorge Douglas, 38, at. Louis, and Florence Proowr, 33, Bt, Louis Laurence W. Ayers, 88, Moun Vernon, and Dorothy B. New nom, 18, Eut Alton.

Clay shingles, water-proof ell as fire-proof, constitute fc building ptMitel mttt ttt A Variety, jrf rtztt Jnigtt. ORASTON, Jan. With UtMstOne tests indlcaUntt that quarrying may be revivea here, dally inquiry as to local real estate has been increasing, ing to the agencies located hert. The Oration Malty Co. reports the sale ot the following lut week: Mrs.

Minnie Veach to Mfs. BnW Wallace of St. half of lot A ot Slaten out lots to town Oration, and lotes 1, 3, 3( and 4 in block 2), west addition, and lots to 10 in block 2Z, west addition to tha city ot Grafton. POOR SLEEP DUE TO GAS IN UPPER BOWEL Pfrof sleep efcuied by gas pressing heart and other organs. You can't get rid of this by doctor- Ing the stomach because most of the gtt is WPBft simple German remtdy, Ad- leflka, reaehtt BOTH upper and lower twwel, washing out poisons which cause gas, nttvmttness, bad sleep, Get Adlerita today: by tomorrow you feel the wonderful effect.

You Will lay the day ydu read thU waa sure ft tueky day for you. Nltsehe's Prug Store, Barnftfd Williamson and A P. Paul, EDWARDSVtttE, Jan. Clerk Joseph Hotz sent out bond blanks to tax collectors in the county today. Although the amount of bond cannot be determined until the extension of tax books is completed, the collectors will be reminded of the fact that it is nearlng the time to secure their bondsmen.

The assessor's bonds were sent out also with the amount $500 filed in. This sum is affixed by the State and is the same throughout niinols. This striking photograph shows four generations in the family of youthful Mr. Charles Augustus Lindbergh, the infant son of Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh.

Taken In New York, the picture shows Mrs. Dwlght Morrow, the youngster's grandmother, at left. Seated in the center, holding the Lindbergh bbay, is his great-grandmother, Mrs. Charles Long Cutter of Cleveland. Anne Morrow Lindbergh.

At the right is his mother, Mrs. WoodRiverWomen Hold Silver Tea WOOD RIVER, Jan. 12. The Wood River Woman's Club will hold a silver tea at the home of Mrs. Frank Gainer on Ninth street Tuesday afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock Mrs.

S. A. Montgomery, Mrs. Charles Vaughn, Mrs. M.

P. Manning, Mrs. B. P. Howard, Mrs.

William Mrs. Dews, Miss Velora Frank Berry, Mrs. Buscher, Newton Jessup, Mrs. Ray Don Stocker, and Mrs. M.

S. Emmons are the hostesses. Mrs. Charles Stadtman Is chairman of the program committee. Florrlsant, morning.

returning Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Stadtman and Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest V. Ciiehl spent Saturday evening in St. Louis. Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Owens, their son, Frederick and their daughter, Edna Mae, spent Saturday evening in St. Louis. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Cottrell and Miss Nell Head spent Sunday aftr crnoou in Bethalto.

Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Warford of Eldorado, who spent the week at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Qeorge Hale, have returned to Eldorado. Mrs. Lueiuda Carter and daughter, Mrs. Qeorge Williams, the former, the mother of Mrs.

Charles Hoff and the latter her sister, who spent several weeks here visiting with. MTB. Roff of the Roff hotel, eft Friday for a visit in Eldorado, later they wpecfc to go to Marlow, Okla. Sohneldewlnd is til ier home with the grippe. Mr, and Mrs.

Earl Stacker are the birth of a son last Tuesday, Mr and Mrs. Dan Copperhead of Peoria who spent the week-end here with relatives, left this morning for Dallas, where they wnd the remainder ot the after which they will leave 8t spring. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Robinson and I 0 OwaW, Mr.

Mrs. Owen per son, Dale. Mrs. Dora Wlis and Mrs. Hannat Heeren were 6 clock dinner guests at the nome of Mr.

and Mrs. Oscar San- eveuln" WWtelaw Sunday circle of the Bap- will meet Friday at the Mrs, Ed, accept feathers reptlUon Wood River Auxiliary, Legion in Joint Meet WOOD RIVER, Jan. joint meeting of the American. Legion and Auxiliary will be held at the Legion Home on Ferguson avenue tonight. Lunch will be served after the meeting and will be followed by a social time.

Wood River P. T. To Discuss Recreation WOOp RIVER, Jan. 13. This month's meeting of the Washington-Wood Rvire Lewis-Clark Parent Teacher Association will be held In Lewis-Clark school on the eve of Jan.

27. The program will center around different methods of recreation. Past State Officer Will Conduct Grafton School GRAPTON, Jan. Mrs. Neva Moore, junior past worthy grand matron of Illinois, from.

East St. Louis will conduct the school of instruction for Grafton Chapter No, 318, Order of the Eastern' Stats, Friday afternoon and evening. The chapter held its regular meeting last Thursday. The regular order of business was dispensed with and refreshments were served. Grafton Notes Women of St.

Patrick's Church will give a card party this evening. Mrs. Eugene Keller, Mrs. Margaret Peneen, Miss Marie Kruse, and Miss Addle Pitz of Louisiana, were visitors for several days, at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

J. L. Johnson. H. A.

Fatten was called to Alton Friday by the serious illness of his mother, Mrs. Susie Patton. Miss Nell O'Keefe is visiting at the home of her niece, Mrs. Edward Maguire, in St. Louis.

Mr. and Mrs. Maguire are announcing the birth of a daughter. Mrs. Maguire formerly was Miss Margaret Byrnes of Grafton.

Mrs. George Branard and daughter ate visiting Peoria relatives. Killing- the Goose A man had been visiting a wld- every evening. "Why don't you marry her?" asked a friend. The man looked a little wor- ed.

I've often thought about It," said, "but where would I spend my Three million Christmas and New fear's cards were sent to the dead etter office in 1929 because there were no return addresses on them. Wife Teaches, Husband Tests Wood River Scouts WOOD RIVER, Jan, Girl Bcout troop are working in preparation for passing first and second class tests in first aid at the next court of award, which will be held in Mrs. H. B. Glllls instructing the girls In first aid and Dr.

H. B. Glllls will teat them on their ability in first, aid, Enlightening Them Wife: Why do you always stand at the front door whenever sin? Don't you like to hear me? Husband: It isn't that. I want the neighbors to see that I'm not beating my Fo Reason Why Not Wife (pathetically): I wonder if you'll love me when mj hair has turned to gray. Husbarid: Why not? I've loved you other tlmw you have changed its i authorities view that birds' haw been derived from STOMACH UPSET Coming to ALTON, Illinois Dr.

Kroening Expert German Specialist In Internal Medicine Demonstrating His System of Treating Diseases and Deformities Without Surgical Operation FREE CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION at the suffer- Instead of tak- patch UP Knock That Cold In AJifty Relief Now Almost Before You Know It you want quick relief from a cold, go busk to first principles and use something you know does the busi- start "trying" lot of fancy ideas or remedies, Oven 4 "little" cold is too dangerous to take Stratford Hotel Jan. 14th Office Hours 9 m. to 4 p. m. on.

Qet Hill's Carcara Quinine. A scientific formula made to do ONE gue and stomach" troubles, i a bad taste, coated ton- "PPetite, a don't- no ambition or energy, foods? substitute for Tablets are a hen en 'he iork win' lv8 lor pain AH rf i Brl ln cramps or 60e I5c, 30o and THING to knock a veld In a Jiffy, not to cure hundred different things. Take two tablets now. Then follow directions on box. Prink lots ff all.

Soon those mum, aching nsad and bSfln To the ooW teealw olRns leave ypur system. Wore you know It, you fael a new person. if It doflin't do that, your money back. Get box now. You'll be surprised at the speed with which it works, only a few UH I 'C CtKWt UlLiL 0 Compound ONE DAY Dr.

Kroening is a regular gradu ato of medicine and licensed the State of Illinois, He is reliabl and has many patients. He wil give his professional services free charge to all those who call on hin this visit. According to his method of treat mcnt ho does not operate for chron ic appendicitis, gall stones, ulcer of stomach, goitre, tonsils or ade nolds. He has to his credit many won derful results in diseases of th stomach, liver, bowels, blood, skin nerves, henrt, kidney, bladder, be wetting, catarrah, weak lungs, rhcu nmtlsm, sciatica, leg ulcers, hemor rholds or pllei, and slow growth I children, if you have been ailing for an length of time do not fall to ca improper measures rather tha dtieatM are often the cause of you long-standing trouble. Renumber above data tha his services on this trip will be fre making only a for medicln In which are accepted fo treatment- Married ladles must be accoin nanled by their husbands, and mln or5 by their Address: Dr.

A- B. Kroening 3363 Wallace Street, Chicago, III. Adv Keown Rites Held At Edwardsville EDWARDSVILLE, Jan. eervlces for Charles Sheridan Keown were held this afternoon at 3 o'clock from Marks- Weber funeral home. The Rev.

O. Attig conducted a brief service during which two sacred selections were sung by a quartet composed of Mr. and Mrs. R. C.

Wilson, Mrs. Fred Allen, and John Eeck. Interment was made In Woodlawn cemetery where Mr. Keown'e parents were laid to rest. The pallbearers, six friends of Mr.

Keown's were George and Sam Grossman, H. O. Qerke, C. Terry, Simon Kellermann and Joseph Hotz. Very Strange Doctor (after examining patient: When did re first seem strange? Landlady: Yesterday, when SAFE For RHEUMATISM Bayer-Tablets Aspirin prompf relief from HEADACHES, COLDS, LUMBAGO, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, SORE THROAT, NEURITIS, ACHES and PAINS DOES NOT HARM THE HEART BAYER ASPIRIN Aceepl only "Bayer" package which contains proven directions.

Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets. Also bottles of 24 and Standard Oil Athletic Ass'nu Presents Minstrel Flashes "A Musical Extravaganza in Two Acts" at WOOD RIVER Theatre Wednesday and Thursday, January 14th and 15th Two Nights This show will include nine special features with glorious array of color and Ughtinf effects, including A 22-PIECE SMYPHONIC ORCHESTRA 40 BEAUTIFUL DANCING GIRLS, Melody Makers and Black-face Comedians. 100 In Cast ADMISSION $1.00 Stats merved free starting tomorrow, Jan. 13th, In the Wood River theatre at A. wanted to pay his ARE You SMART? tit, ot tlw tun, WIN $1,000 right.

Den' ttty, eotta' to do it efttreoUjr. your putWt tolutlon TODAT. (ot Opportunity for Promptness THE PUZZLE MAN 46 News ST. PAUL, MINN. Wear Brighter Frocks for Now Delightful frocks that you will admire the moment you see them! these remarkable low prices you should economize by choosing several now.

Ati Bright Crepes New Prints Sizes 12 to '44 Winter Coats At Low Sale Prices $19.50 $39.50 $28.50 There is lively interest in these Coat Groups And there's a reason! Smart blacks and browns lavishly furred in new ways with cara- cul, wolf, fox, muskrat and marmink. VOGUE.