Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 7

WOOD RIVER 'ALit)N EVENING TELEGRAPH PAGE SEVEN Pythian Slrteo to Alton. nnlto a number of K. ol and JSlan Sisters attended Uyj Hal- Py party given by tho Pythian 8 of Alton laBt Those inding from here wore Mr. and L. Goldberg, Miss I.

Goldberg, Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mr and Mrs. R. W.

Multt, Mr. M. Wiseman, Mr. and Mrs. Jaok Wiseman, Mrs.

BJ, Magufre, Mw. C. B. Miller, Mrs. J.

N. Kelt, Mrs. W. Mailer, Mrs. Anna Frederlckson, Mr.

and Mrs. Hoy Prdderlckaon, Mr. and Mrs. O. Shaeffer, Mr.

nnd Mrs, It. Herrod, Mien B. Harr, Mr. and Mrs. Qcraon.

Mrs, -Hallor received a prize for having the best costume. Taken Into White Shrine. The Misses Mable and Mary Me- Kelvey wore taken Into the White Shrine Saturday evening in Bast St. Louis. Home From Two Weeks' Vltlt.

Bailey has returned PRINCESS THE HIGHEST CLASS PHOTOPLAYS PRODUCED THE HOtfE OP PARAMOUNT PICTURES After the Celebration of Hallowe'en, The Princess Last Showing Tonight A Photoplay Program That Is Second to None DOROTHY DALTON Supported by David Powell and Mitchell Lewis In "THE SIREN CALL" This is without a doubt of t)je greatest pictures in which this noted star has ever appeared. Thu consenaun ot opinion la that it if, greater than "The Flame of the See It tonight. DB HAVENS in "TWIN HUSBANDS." One of the funniest comedies seen in months. Not a bit of slapstick. Tho Latest INTERNATIONAL Tomorrow and Thursday MARJORIE DAW Supported by Tully Marshall, Pat O'Malley and Noah Beery In "THE LYING TRUTH" her home after a pleasant visit of wo weeks in Lltchfleld, HIHsboro and rvlng.

Nutting Party. Mrs. Mrs. Corey and children, Mrs. George Schllllnger and brother, Joseph and Dora Johnson, enjoyed a nutting party near EdwardiTllle.

Quests of Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. O.

A. Smith have i their house guests, Mrs. Smith's of pop corn, pumpkin pie RANDTHEATRp HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE AND BERQ PLUMMERS DE LUXE Continuous from 1:30 to 11:00 flwi Matinee 10c 2So, Except Sunday Holidays. Nights 16c, 26o, S6o molheT; Mrs. C.

H. Vanderaand and son, Orman, who motored from Carrollton, Sunday. Nutting Party. Mr. and Mrs.

Gugor, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fox, and Mrs. J. Tra- bnnd and families motored to Fosterburg Sunday and enjoyed a nutting party.

Kissel Cars In Accident. Two Kissel cars ran Ihto each other yesterday 1 while their drivers were delivering rock to their work. No one waa hurt, but one of the cars was pretty badly smashed. Attend Funeral In Alton. Mr.

and Mrs. O. F. HendrlckBon and Mrs. D.

Bell attended the funeral ot D. T. NoBle In Alton yesterday. Attend Moonlight Excursion. The Misses Dorothy and Mary Bender, enjoyed tho moonlight excursion I last evening given by the Brown's Business College of Alton.y K.

to Convention. A number of K. from Wcoe River, attended a district convention held at Granite City Thursday nlng. Ladles' Aid with Mrs. Stoermer.

Tho ladles' Aid of the Baptls church will meet all day Wednesday with Mrs. Henry Stoermer at her home on Penning avenue. Scouts Meeting. Tho Scouts held their regular meetingjast evening. Democratic Meeting to be Held at Sohllllnger's Hall.

There will be a Democratic meeting at Sehllllnger'a hall Wednesday evening, November 1. The speakers- of the evening will be L. M. Gears and R. J.

GlflHh. A large attendance expected. Announcement Party. Last evening the announcement of Miss Moselle Morgan's engagement to William Stoneham was made at a very pretty party given at the home of Miss Morgan's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

John Morgan, ot Lorena avenue. The house throughout was attractively decorated, Hallowe'en colors being used to good advantage, cut flowers were also used. One of the features of the evening Last Showing Tonight GOUVERNEUR MORRIS THRILLY ROMANCE "Yellow Men and Gold" With HELENE CHADWICK AND RICHARD DIX r. The thrill picture that comes once in a adventujre picture it And HAROLD LLOYD and flEBE DANIELS in "TAKE A Latest SELECT NEWS. and clfler were nerved.

Tho hottso was decorated throughout In Hallowe'en colors. Mrs, Johnson Entertains With a Masked Party. Mrs. Hannah Johnson delightfully entertained several guests at her home on Penning avenue last evening. Tho decorations wore In yellow nnd black In keeping with Hal- lowe'en.

Games nnd music were the diversions of tho evening. ThoHo present were Helen Powell, Catherine Halloran, Theresa Moonoy, Mario Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Buck, Mr. and Mrs.

Hoyd, Mrs. Hannah Johnson, Messrs. Carol Bandy, Wm. Klonstra, Dr. Rockefeller, George Thompson.

Mr. and Mrs. Mose Boyd were presented with an electric toaster. Pumpkin pie, cof eo and mints were served. Fire at White Star Refinery.

A flro resulted at the White Star refinery yesterday when a tool house caught fire from a burning piece of waste. Tho flames get boyond control of tho men, setting the weeds afire, which Htarted tho tool house to turn. Tho men extinguished the blaze in a short time. Board Meeting. Tho Sunday school hoard of the M.

E. church hold a buslapss meet ing last night' in tho church. Baptist Hallowe'en Party. The Baptist B. Y.

P. U. held a de lightful Hallowe'en masked party las evening In their church basement Spooky games of all sorts were in dulged In, and an evening ot fun en Joyod. Miss GIbbs captured the prize for the bnst costume, she wore a harem suit ot white. After the games wore over d- dellcious refreshments were served.

Hallowe'en Pranks. Soap, was used In quantities last night on some of tho large business windows, and proprietors were out bright and early with mops and hot water. Attend District Meeting. Mrs. F.

M. Manning and Mrs. H. H. Clark motored fo Granite City today where thoy will attend the 22nd' district 'committee meeting ot the Welfare Association.

Wins Guessing Contest. Mrs. George Johnson won the guessing contest which was a feature of tho Baptist B. Y. P.

U. Hal- lowe'en party last night. Entertains Nine Little Girls. Misses Maud and Mary Bligh entertained nine little girls at their home last evening. The evening was spent in playing games and music rln It or Monday.

was a fortune telling booth Mrs. Tracy Stolz, of Bethalto, la visiting her daughter, Mrs. Henry Dalton ot Margaret avenue. Asa Springer was. In Edwardsvllle Monday on business.

Mr. and Mrs. E. Blaster, ot Col- llnsvllle, motored to Wood River on Monday and visited with friends. D.

R. Vogel spent tho week-end in Wood River. Mrs. W. Smith and Mrs.

J. Dool- visited In Alton yesterday. Mrs. H. Andernqn and daughter, Irene, shopped In Alton yesterday, Mrs.

Meriwether was St. Louis visitor yesterday. Mrs. Preida Clark will spend two weeks in Louisiana, visiting her mother, Mrs. Florence England.

Mrs. Mable Frits has returned to her homo In Jerseyvllle from a week end visit with her brother, C. C. Wlefc and and family. 8am Wyss from Alton, was a business visitor in Wood Rlvor yesterday.

George McCollum was an Alton visitor yesterday. Miss Grace Moore tp Nutwood. George SchilUnger and Mr and Mrs. Perry Lancaster motorert to Otter Creek Sunday and visited Mr Lancaster's mother. Mr.

and Mrs, Walter Shamplno motored to Mitchell Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Adams, Mrs Lasberry and ton, Tom, motored tt St.

Louis Sunday and attended a show. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cruse, of Bow Ing Green, Mr. and Mrs.

Sam Davis and baby, and Miss Pearl Davis, from East St. Louis, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Davis. Mr.

and Mrs. Dewey motored to Greenfield and Athens Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Ralph Green and Mrs. Matt Hucks from Lltchfteld, have returned' to their homo in Lltchfleld' after a visit with Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Mutz at their homo on Whltelaw avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mutz spent Sunday in Bethalto.

Mrs. Chas. Meyers visited with her daughter, Mrs. Woods of East St. Louis yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Washburn, of la visiting relatives In Roxana. Mrs. Honry Maaell, ot vlllo, spent day with Edwords- Mrs.

Joe Mrs. Ed. Preusser and daughter Myrtle, shopped In St. Louis, Satur- ay. Didn't thin summer become Bummor quick? last Victor Books Given to Ltbrttflra Klesolhorst havn supplied of, the Victor Book of the Opera to thtf Jennie D.

Hayner library, tho Oaf- noglo library at Shurtleff college and the library at Wood River. Olve pictures tor Christmas thlt year. Studio, 322 East Broadway, Alton. IPPGDRO THE AMUSEMENT CENTER OF ALL. ALTON Dally 11 to 11 Prices Adults 26c, Children lOo HANS QRAAE8 ORCHESTRA RENE BECKER, ORGANIST Compare Our Orchestra With Any Other In The City.

Today and Tomorrow OTUCUTAND FOP was enjoyed. The house was decor- each guest was taken to have the I ated very beautifully in black and yellow. Refreshments of sandwiches, dough- $25.00 in prizes given away to the first three guessing nearest correct names of WHO'S WHO. Every little girl tinder 12 years of age has a I chance to win "Dolly Walker," Walking Mama Doll, given away Saturday matinee. Wednesday and Thursday "JAN OF THE BIG SNOW" JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD'S DRAMA OF THE HUDSON BAY COUNTY.

A bond of honor among a band ot rough men protected a lone woman, the tempter. COMPLETE CHANGE OF VAUDEVILLE WEDNESDAY the mysteriouS future read by Mad molselle Cara Pola, claryvoyant and palmist, which caused quite a bit of merriment. The (lining room was especially lovely. Streamers of yellow and black led from the chandelier to each tiny basket used for table favors, which were filled with almonds. The chandelier was shaded in yol- low, candies of the same color were used at the table, throwing the whole dining room Into lovely soft-shades.

A beautiful table bouquet of sunburst roses adorned the center of the table. In the center of each rose, was hidden a tiny heart bearing the initials. M. M. and W.

S. Each guest wan given a rose at the conclusion of the dinner, which disclosed the en gagemeut of the young couple. Those attending were: Misses Mary and Mable McKelvey, Dorrls Berry, Edna Murphy, Anna, Mary and Elizabeth Stoneham, Helen Beach, Moselle Morgan, Mesdifmes Margaret Camfield, H. C. Tittle, Frank Gainer, Arthur Hunt, Merle Manley, Mrs.

A. G. Burnett. Masked Party at the Biggs Home. Mlas Thelma Biggs entertained at her homo in Parkview last evening with a masket Hallowe'en party.

About 35 guests were present, and games and music were enjoyed. Re- Stomach Prescription of a Great Physician IN EVERY MANS HEART ISA QUESTION MARK WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS' Walter L. Main, the Great Show of Geneva, Ohio, Says: Man FRIEND! ITHE DEVIL DIRECT FROM A SUCCESSFUL RUN ON BROADWAY DIRECTED. BY HARRY MILLARDE Atao a TORCHY COMEDY and Latest FOX NEWS "I had stomach trouble for many years and Bpent much time and money with doctors hut no relief. A friend advised Dr.

Orth's Stomach Remedy. I was induced to try it and now am nuts, apples and cider were served. gi af i I did as I am now a wall man, worm RIVER ro. I feeling goDd, and mighty glad to roc- Roller 188 174 163 625 Rein 150 132 171 453 Schultz 172 174 179 525 Roff 105 129 221 515 Traband 148 202 128 478 Totals 823 ACMES Lenhardt 158 Schultz 153 130 Oeltz 188 Kremer 166 811 862 2490 186 128 130 159 171 ISO 160 130 233 181 524 447 390 590 518 a I .1 ft' lY 1 Total 795 774 890 2159 High 580. High 193 1-8, STANDARD OIL CO.

Kocher 135 1C1 139 435 Tiptou 107 130 121 368 Koemker 138 159 193 478 Kane 145- 129 163 Adams 160 124 145 434 ommend It to all who suffer from any of stomach trouble. Yours truly, Walter L. Maine, Geneva, Ohio, May 20. 1921. Dr.

Orth's Stomach Remedy is the greatest prescription for indigestion, dyspepsia, sour stomach, gas belching or any stomach agony, distress or misery. Go to your druggist and get a package right away. The very first dose must bring relief. If you truthfully can say it has done you no good take the box back to your druggist and get your money back. All druggists can supply you, COMING THURSDAY AND FRIDAY JohnBarrymore Jlifri Aywva tlnnitnft ff I Mar shall "Wesley Barry, Anna Q.

Nilsson, Colleen Moore and J. Barney Sherry in the. supporting caat. A FIRST NATIONAL ATTRACTION Total 889 703 761 2143 AMERICAN LEGION. Howard 120 181 Beheimer 120 107 ITunbar 139 131 Durham 175 14G Meyers 166 181 147 159 1T8 113 141 42S 380 448 434 488 1 Total 720 726 788 2274 High 488.

High 162 2-8. FOR RENT Two modern light housekeeping rooms for couple. Bell 154-W, or 229 Acton, Wood River. Notes. Rev.

J. C. Bailey ot Lltchfleld, arc visiting relatives in Wood Kivor. Miss Clara Harr and Mrs. Harr and Mr.

and Mrs. 0. W. Pilcher motored to Bunker Hill, Sunday. Rev.

nnd Mrs. Lnwson, G. F. llentl- rlcks and family spent last evening with Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Werkle ot Upper Alton. Mrs. Mary Joseph Is visiting her son, Harry Joseph and family, ot Penning avenue-. Ferd Ulsae was a St. Louis busi- neBB visitor Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Roberts, Mrs. Kate Schneider and daughter, Lucy.

drove to Edwardsvlllo nnd visitIM! with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith. Alma Meriwether was a St. Louis tt 1 May I aik every voter at your- home to go to the polli Tuesday, November 7th and caat their ballot for Democratic for Couaty Clerk.

If Piles; Send For Pyramid Pyramid Pile Suppoaltorlel Are Kuimu liver) where fur Muuderful llellef They Have tHveu. If you are ono of tlioao unfortunates ulrUKgllnir with ilio Vain and of Hcliing, blcudljitf, pro- Why Mr. Streeper Should Be Elected Sheriff of Madison County piles or hemorrhoids, asK liny drugKlut. tor a 00 coat box. ot I'yriimld I'llo Tuku jio HUbstltmo.

lUillof should oomu BO you will wonder why unyoiiu should eonttmiK to nutter tho iiiln of HUL'Ii a dlntri'BHlnif condition, fi'i'f trial inu'luiKu, linmo am! iiildrrSH to 1'ynimld Pruts iluiuillill, MlUifa 1 He served the County in the office of Coroner, and made an ideal officer. When the books of County Officers were audited, several years ago, Mr. Streeper's accounts were found to be absolutely correct. Mr. Streeper has outlined a plan of administration he intends to give the Sheriff's office, if elected, so plain that anyone can understand.

He will have the backbone to rid the County of festering sores of road and gambling houses that are proving to serve as meeting and hiding places for gangsters from St. Louis and Chicago, who prey upon our population and whose prosecution is proving to be such an expensive item to the tax payers of Madison County. That murderers and robbers find their haven in these places has been so clearly and conclusively proven in the recent trial of the murderers of Deputy Sheriff Nalty that no one can question it. 'A Mr. Streeper will give the County officers the heariy support and co-operation that is so much needed for the i proper administration of the various offices in the county.

Streeper Campaign Committee.