Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 7

BoMtuoft NftttMl to State Board II Robliwofl 6t Vent Virginia appoint to the Federal Radio Commission to succeed Rear Admiral IK. O. Bustard who died leveral ftths ago. i (Political WmH.Bauer Republican Candidate FOR oroner OF Madison County Primary Tuesday, April 10, 1928 I Will Appreciate Your Support. AtTOK EVENING TELEGRAPH Wood River News New IvaftgeUcat Charon to be Built At the congregational meeting held last evening at St.

John's Evangelical church, it WM decided that a new church is to be built, the present one not being large enough tor the congregation which has been steadily growing, The new building is to be at their present tlte on Sixth street and Penning avenue, and IB to be in dimension, 10 by 73. It has been de- elded that matt brick and tile will be used in the construction ot the building, A financial of the church to be made before anything further is done in regard to the starting of the church. An estimate was presented Ot $16,000. This would be the coat ot the building not including the heating system, electric light fixtures or other furnishings. Convention at Alton Yesterday, Mrs.

C. E. Magulre, Mrs. 8. T.Thompson, Mrs, George Green, Mrs.

H. Wergcs, attended the County Spring Institute ot the W. O. TV tf. held at the Presbyterian Avenue Church at Mrs.

Maguire gave a talk on "Membership Campaign." The or. gwilzation is putting on a campaign began March 9 and is to end on May 13. Teachers to Attend Meeting at East St. Louis. The school wlU be closed Friday and the teachers will go to East St.

Louis where they will attend the meeting ot the Southwestern division of the Teachers' Association. The meeting is. to be held in the Alnad Temple. Group Meeting of foreign Missionary Societies. Yesterday, an all day group meet ing ot the Women's Foreign Missionary Societies was held at the First M.

Church, with a very fine attendance. There were representatives from Alton, Shipman, Medora, Edwardsville, Louis, Steunton and Miss Mable Eddy, FOR STRENGTH AFTER ILLNESS FATHER JOHNS m.Mm*^.m^m*.*-* MEDICINE OVER SEVENTY TEARS OF SUCCESS AS A BODY BUILDER Try Joint-Ease for Painful Joint and Rheumatic Agony 12 Days' Free Trial Pharmacists Everywhere In America Recommend this' Just Rub It On They call this successful preparation "Joint-Ease" because the man Who turned the trick, worked for fears to perfect some low-priced remedy that should really benefit the millions of people who have one ftr more joints that need helpful attention. So "Joint-Ease" Is prepared for people who have a swollen, painful, tafiamed joint, whether in knee, al- bow, shoulder, ankle, arch or finger and for rheumatic agony It is used by thousands. Of course, it is generally used for the relief of such superficial ailments as lumbago, neuralgia, neuritis, sore, lame, aching muscles, stitch in the side, crick In the neck, sore, burning feet, or chest colds, because of its soothing, healing, penetrating action. So if you have a pain tormented joint ask for a tube of Joint-Ease at any drug store In America.

Bub it in thoroughly to help bring about the much desired relief as quickly as possible. You won't be disappointed in cents a tube. FREE Send name, and address for large generous tube (12 days treatment) to Pope Laboratories, Desk 97 Hallowell, Maine. Old Folks Say Doctor Caldwell was Right The basis of treating sickness has not changed since Dr. Caldwell left Medical College in 1875, nor since he placed on the market the laxative prescription he had used in his practice, known to druggists and the public since 1892, as Dr.

Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. Then, the treatment of constipation, biliousness, headaches, mental depression, Indigestion, sour stomach and other Indispositions that result from constipation was entirely by means of simple vegetable laxatives, herbs and roots. These are still the basis of Dr. Oaldwell's Syrup Pepsir. which Is a combiatlon of senna and other mild laxative herbs, with pep- VJn.

The simpler the remedy for constipation, the safer for the child and for you, and the better for the general health of all. And you can get results in a mild and safe way by using Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, why take chances with strong drugs? A bottle of Dr. CaldwelJ's Syrup Pepsin will last a family several months, and all can use it. It Is good tor the baby because pJeasant to the taste, gentle In action, and tree from narcotics.

In the proper dose, given in the it Is equally effective at all ages. Elderly people will find It especially Ideal, All drug stores have the generous bottles. We would be glad to have you prove at our expense how much Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin can mean to you and yours. Just write "Syrup Pepsin," Monticello, Illinois, and we will send you prepalr a FREE SAMPLE BOTTLE.

Two Girls Live On Hot Water and Rice Because of stomach trouble Miss A. and Bister lived on hot water and rice. But since taking Adlcrika, jthey say, they can eat anything and Jteel fine. A. The simple mixture of buckthorn glycerine, saline, (known as Adlerika), has a most surprising DOUBLE action.

First, it acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel (most medicines act on lower bowel only) and removes foul matter thai often poisoned the system for months, Second, Adlerika clears all GAB and sourness from stomach and bowels, bringing INSTANT relief from stomach trouble. And in addition, Ad- lerika removes metabolic poisons which gauge neuritis, rheumatism, etc, Or. L. 8houb, New York, Writes: addition to its Intestinal cleansing, checks the growth or intestinal bacteria and bacilli." Dr. J.

Weaver; "In my 80 years' practice, I' have found nothing to excel Adlerika." J. Puckett: "After using Ad- lerika, I feel better than for, 30 years. Awful impurities were eliminated." It will astonish you the great amounts ot poisonous matter Adler- ika brings you would never believe was in your system. In chronic constipation, gas bloating, sour stomach and sick headache, juat ONE spoonful Adlerika brings wonderful relief, At leading druggists. Sold In Alton by Nltsdie's Drug Store and other druggists.

returned missionary from Calcutta India was one of the speakers of the day. The meeting was very interesting and highly enjoyed by the large attendance, BosteM to Amoma CtftM Mrs, James Foreman ot Whltelaw avenue was hostess today to the bers of the Phllathea Class of the First Baptist church. Business matters were discussed and refreshments were served. Pwrion Week to be Observed With Special Services Arrangements have been made by tho Ministerial Alliance of Wood River to conduct noon day services at the Wood River theater, each day during Passion week. Detailed an nouncements are to be made later.

To Meet Tonight at City Hall Tonight at the City Hall, there will be a mass meeting of the property owners in regard to the 1587,467 trunk sewer project, Estimates will be read and it is anticipated that in the attendance there will be those for and against the proposition. Death of Mn. Tucker's Father Mr. and Mrs. Lurton Tucker are in Greenfield, 111,, where Mrs.

Tucker's father, William Wlswell, aged 73, died Tuesday, the day his wife was laid to rest. Mrs. Tucker who has ben very 111 with pneumonia arose from a sick bed in order to make the trip. Mrs. Elbcrt Eden of Hamilton avehue Is also at the Wiswell home in Greenfield.

Card Party at Legion Home The Tegular weekly card party will be held at 8:30 at the Legion home Friday evening. Bridge, five hundred and pinochle will be played until 10:30 when lunch will be served. A radio concert will also be given. The public Is cordially invited. Change In Date The Phllathea Class party date has been changed from April 12 to April 3, one week earlier.

The party Is being given by the Baptist Phllathea class. Entertain In Honor of Daughter 1 Birthday. Last night, Mr. and Mrs. V.

Nichols entertained a few friends in honor of their daughter Annabelle's twelfth birthday anniversary. Games were played and prizes awarded to Hazel Smith, Uzella Rook and Cynthia sawyer. Refreshments were served. Those present were: Addabelle Conrad, Roxie Cason, Cynthia Sawyer, Uzella Rook, Hazel Smith, Orphia Jones Kathleen Dawson, Marie Nichols, Jack- Kahney, Grant Burris, James Towey, Maurice Scott, Francis Rockefeller, Eudell Westen- feldt, Marjorle Lancaster, Laura Mae Rague and the hostess, Annabelle Nichols. Madison County Council Meeting Tonight The Madison County Council of the American Legion and the Legion Auxiliary will hold a business meet ing tonight.

The Eight and Forty will furnish an'entertainment. Th( meeting is to be at Glen Carbon. Mrs. F. V.

Mutz Hostess Mrs. F. V. Mutz of Whltelaw ave nue was hostess to a party of friends at her home Tuesday afternoon. A social afternoon was enjoyed ana delightful refreshments were served Those attending were Mrs.

Arthur Slater, Mrs, F. Bauer, Mrs. Ed Preusser, Mrs. Joe Kienstrs, Mrs Henry Schuauffer, Mrs, Fred Allen Mrs. Jack Wolf, Mrs.

William Largent and the hostess, Mrs. Mutz. Notes H. C. Goodbar of St.

Louis was a business visitor here yesterday. Victor Billue of East St. Louis spent Wednesday visiting his uncle, Martin Wilson. Mrs. Fred Penning, of the Ed- wardsvllle road has been confined to her bed.for a week with the grippe.

Fred Smith of 309 Whitelaw avenue Is ill with the grippe. Kendle Swann, son of Mr, and Mrs. R. Swann is ill at his home on Penning avenue. A.

W. Gerson was a business visitor in Springfield Wednesday. Mrs. Fritz WJIburg of EdwardsviKa spent Wednesday here with her daughter, Mrs. Davis.

Ruth Coleman of Carllnvllle spent Thursday here as the guest of friends. Lois Falkenhain who has been ill has recovered and able to return to school. Mrs. Harry- of Penning avenue spent Wednesday with Mrs. Joe Nolan of East Alton.

Glen Williams of Alton was a business visitor here yesterday. Thomas Pitts and small daughter, Morine of Kampsville spent several days visiting here. Mrs. Rose Nooiian of Lorena avenue was a Granite City visitor yesterday. Mr.

and Mrs. Louis McKenlee of left for their home after spending a week with their daugh. ter, Mrs. Norman Dincher who has been ill. Jack Wolf is ill at his home with the grippe.

Mrs. Thomas Woods of St. Louis was the guest yesterday of her daugh ter, Mrs. Frank Kienstra of Whitelaw avenue. William Dews of Chesterfield was the guest Wednesday night of Mr.

and Mrs. Joe elivka. Miss Bridget Ryan who has been ill is improving. Mr. Raorback of Maryvllle was here yesterday on business.

Mrs. H. G. Burrls of Alton, mother of Charles and Claud Burrls of Wood River, who is ill is improving. Mrs.

O. Slaten of Gratton is visiting her daughter, Mrs, Herbert Fox. Ellen Nlfong of Pittsburgh, is visiting her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Nifong of Acton avenue.

Miss Florence Kasten of CarHn- Borah Renews His Demand on Dry Statement Says Parties Must Mention Prohibition ill Platforms WASHINGTON, Republicans and DMnocrats atike were under fresh warning today by Senator Borah, Republican, Idaho, that uiileu they write prohibition enforcement plant in their convention platform there will comb into being an administration Indifferent to the law and therefore helpful to the constitutional "nulUficationlsts." In a radio address last night, the Idaho senator declared that "at a time when the constitution is ly assailed and persistently defied, nothing could be more discouraging or more demoralizing than for the dominant political parties to remain silent and thereby connive -with those open and announced purpose is to break down and nullify the constitution." Borah read his address through Station WITF, operated here by the Fellowship Forum, a fraternal magazine. Transmitted to Columbus, Ohio, It was rebroadcast for a women's conference on law enforcement which the senator had been unable to attend in person. Frequent reference was made to the oil cases, although no specific mention was given to the Idahoan's "Repudiation" drive for funds to repay Harry 'V, Sinclair, lessee of Teapot Dome, the $100,000 in Continental Trading Company bonds he donated to the Republican party In 1923 to help extinguish the 1920 campaign deficit. Sinclair, Borah said, would not be at the coming Republican convention. "The party may still be under obligations to him for having paid Us debt," he declared, "but he himself will not likely be present." Reis Funeral in St.

Louis Saturday The funeral of Henry F. Reis, president of the Henry F. Reis Lumber and Material, Company in St. Louis and of the Wood River Lumber and Supply Company of Wood River, will be held In St. Louis from the family residence, 6622 Michigan avenue 88.

Mary and Joseph Church, Saturday. March 31, at 9 o'clock. Burial will be in Calvary Mr. Reis, who was w.ell known in Alton and Wood River, died Tuesday night at the home of his daughter, Mrs; Edith Scherer, in Chicago. He was 68 years of age.

He was enjoying a several weeks' visit in Chicago when he was stricken with pneumonia and died after a week's illness. He Js survived by his 'Widow, Mrs. Emelia E. Reis, five'sons. Valentine E.

Reis, secretary and treasurer of the Wood River, company; Oliver Reis, secretary and treasurer of the St. Louis concern; Jerome, Irwin and Henry Reis; and two daughters, Miss Viola Reis and Mrs. Edith Scherer of Chicago. ville is visiting her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Kasten of Whltelaw avenue, Mr. and Mrs. Prank Holden of Warsaw are spending several days visiting with friends and relatives. Thomas Howard of Ver Sallies, 111., was a business visitor here Wednesday. Mrs.

Virginia Stone, Mrs. William Canell and Mrs. James Packard of Benld spent Wednesday with the latter's sister, Mrs. Andrew Mills, Mr. and Mrs.

Harvey McDowell spent Thursday In St. Louis. R. O. Coleburt of St.

Louis was a business visitor here today. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Painter of Tower Grove, spent yesterday here. she The woman who still gives in to painful periods has not heard of Mldol.

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Try to realize what Mldol means) Try to believe that it does end all Buffering, even discomfort, no matter how hard a time you've always had I Obtainable at any drug store, I na trim aluminum case for 50c. Free-1 Gallon Motor Oil Free Saturday, March 81st and April 1st we will give Oil Coupons, good for one quart oil each, with the purchase of 5 gallons ov more of Red Grown gas at Wiegawl Service Station No. 2, Alton-Edwardsville Road, Wood River, 111. Coupons goocl only from April 2 to 80th, inclusive. Checks to Pay Primary Officers The to the tteotton officers Who served in the tpecial primary at which attorney candidate nominated.

will be available Monday at the Citizens National Bank. Supervisor Threde has placed the checks in the hands of Emil Joestifig who will give them to the owners on application. Philadelphia First In Fire Prevention WASHINGTON, March 29, (XP)- The City of Philadelphia today awarded the grand priae in the wa? tire waste prevention contest con ducted by the Chamber of Commerce of the United states and the National Fire Waste Council. Who Is the Skinniest Man intheWorld? If he lives in this town you ought to clip out this notice and aend it to him. Perhaps he has never heard of McCoy's Tablets or read of the fair and square offer McCoy is making to all underweight men and women who need a few more pounds of flesh to gain hi health, vigor and attractiveness.

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A powerful drama of love and war. SATURDAY NIGHT ONLY "HOOK AND LADDER NO. 9" The Big Brother of "The Third Alarm" A flaming tribute to all firemen. Wood River Theater LAST TPJB TONICHHT Berry Mid Haitori in We're hi the Air' Wildey Theater IAST'TIME TONIGHT "Loves of Carmen" Doyle-Brown THEATRE PARTY PRESENT A Laughable Rube Farce Comedy "Punkin Center Folks 19 WITH A BEVY OP Pretty Girls FREE! FREE! FREE! Telechron Night A Beautiful New Electric Telecron Clock Given Away, Also Electric Iron and Toaster ON THE SCREEN A A MINUTE IN "Borrowed Plumes 11 With MARJORIE DAW, NILES WELCH.