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Col. Simmons to Speak Col. Roscoa C SlmmoDJ, colored orator and wizard of words, will discuss the issues of ths lection campaign at a repnifcllca-n meeting to be held at Szabo'a ball, Alexander and Chicago avenues, this evening. The meeting will etart at 7:30 p. m.

Magnuson Appointed At a meeting of the Bast Chicago Park Board foeld this week Gardner Alfred Magnuson was appointed as acting Park Superintendent to fill an existing vacancy caused by the board accepting the resignation of Leo Romansky last month. Ray Stuibbs was appointed acting park engineer, secretary and purchasing agent of the board. These appointments are said to be temporary with a possibility of permanent appointments being made next spring.

Dr. Robinson PIsns Trip Dr. C. C. Robinson physician and surgeon of Indiana Harbor expects to make an extended tour of South America In company with other members of the American College of Surgeons the early part of February, next. It was while attending a convention of this surgical society at Boston last week that plans were made by its members to visit South America, where the party will make a study of the health and hospital conditions In the tropical and temperate lones of the lower Hemisphere. A special boat has been chartered to accomodate the surgeons and their immediate families.

Closed to Traffic While constructing a sewer across 150th street along Columbia avenue Hammond, 150th street from Forsyth avenue to Elm street has been closed to traffic.

Candidates Nirht "All Candidates Night" will be celebrated by the Al Hassan Grotto toRead These Twin City Advertisements To pfcoa icwi Item to Cast CM. mo Tinea of&ee. call feast Chic go 288.

nlgtot when iolltlcIans from far and near will be In attendance to join with the people of the Twin Cities In enjoying the last l31g Festival nigtit at the Cast Chicago Masonic hall. Every admission (ticket entitles the holder to a chance on some expensive prize. It happened Wednesday night that Walter Goln of 555 155th street won the diamond ring. Of course there are other diamond rings and there is plenty of hope left that some young lady's name will be announced as the- winner toniglit. And If the rings run out there Is still a possibility for the lady folks to either win a Vlctrola. dishes or watch. It has toeen Suggested that the ladles etuff a four leaf clover or horseshoe lo their pockets. A complete change of program will be made by the Redpath Circuit whidi 1s furnishing entertainment this evening. So remember to fce there.

Thats Nothing To Use. Willie Hanley of 3609 FarrisTi avenue. Indiana Harbor, reported to the Harbor police that one of his roomers struck him In the head with a hammer while he lay In bed and then robbed the house. Another call from this place brought the police to the same address to find Hanley, complaining that some one had entered his house and stole J10 in cash and a gun. An investigation by the police of these charges has failed the truth in such complaints.

WASSEY'S PLEATING SHOP 91 STATE STREET Hemstitch with Gold and Sliver ffcroadl 1 match al color. Batton Holes, Bottom Covered, Em

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NOTICE Starting today and ry flay until farther notloe, all notices of stated mooting tor lodges and fraternal orders will bo charged for at tie rate of lOo per line.

Voto for Sam Sehlehtr, Whiting, candidate for Trustee of North Township, Democratic - Coalition ticket. 11-3-3

Bound Over. Robert Bennett and John Glazer, two Chicago men arrested by the Hammond police this week when found wtth stolen goods in their possession belonging to Albert Glvern. of East Chicago, were bound over to the Lake county criminal court under $1,000 hail, when appearing in the East Chicago city court at a preliminary hearing .before Judge Allen P. Twyman yesterday afternoon. Albert Givern, owner of the Givern Pants factory. Identified Robert Bennett, one of the alleged burglars, as a man who had applied at his factory a few weeks before the robbery for a position as pressman. He said that he was positive that Bennett was th - same man. It is the natural presumption that when Bennett made this visit he laid his plans for the burglary of the place, which was made on the night of October 21. The bookkeeper of tht Givern Pants Factory also testified that Bennett was the same person who had applied for work at their factory. Fu.rr;e Oivei ehare-es that Jackson, one of the attorneys for the defendants, offered a bribe of several hundred dollars to his father If he would duash the case and not appear against tho two men. Fred Crumpacker, of Hammand. and Prosecutor John Stephens represented the State of Indiana.

The house of service at the Church of the Good Shepherd, for the coming winter months, beginning with tomorrow, will be divine service and 6ermon at 10:45 a. m.; Vespers and sermon at 7:30 p. m.

We Make a Specialty of FURNITURE and FIANO MOVING 503 Chicago Avenue GARAGE EAST CHICAGO Phone E. C. 829

ANNOTTITCEMXNT By special request the Al Hassan Fall Festival will be continued on Monday and Tuesday evenings, November 6th and 7th, Admission free. Music, dancing and other special features. ll:4:lt NOTICE The Past Noble Grands meeting win be held In I. O. O. F. hall on Monday evening, Nov. 6th. Initiation. Presiding officer, Sister Mary Jeppeson, oldest past grand. Luncheon will be served under chairmanship of Sister Max Nassau. Come out, ye old timers, for sake of Auld Lancre Syne. ll:4:lt

First TkusTAND Savings Bank EAST CHICAGO INDIANA The enrVe frt- r " !- n owned by the shareholders of the First National Bank

Applications for Loans on Improved Property are Invited Do you require a building loan? This Bank has money to loan on improved, income-bearing property. Applications for Conservative loans on business or residential improved property will be received and be given prompt consideration. If you have existing improved income-bearing business property or a home or apartment building; or if you contemplate erecting a structure of these types you are invited to make application for a building loan.

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church school at 9:30 a. m. Tomorrow night the Rev. Father Reed, of St. Alban's church, Indiana Harbor, will preach the sermon. United Presbyterian church announcement. A 'Go to Church" cam paign has been planned by the U. P. church for the month of November. This is an annual thing and a record Is kept of the attendance of members for the eight sessions of November. Every one Is urged to get a good start by being present this week. The subject of the morn lng message will, be "Noah and The Ark.1 Bible school meets at 9:45 a. m. to which every one Is Invited. The lesson Is "Jesus the Physician. " "Jesus at Church" la the subject of the evening message at 7:80. W. S. Crundwell is the leader of the Wednesday night meeting. Methodist Episcopal church. In the morning the Rev. G. F. Craig will preach on "The Quest of Life" and In the evening on "Answered Prayer." The Sunday school will meet at 9: SO, and the Epworth league at 6:30. The choir under the capable leadership of Mr. Barrett is doing excellent work. The morning anthem will be: "God 6o Loved the "World," by Stainer. from "The Crucifixion.'' A solo "By The "Waters of Babylon" will be rendered by Mr. Barrett. In the evening "Saviour Breath an Evening Blessing," with solo by Mrs. MoComber, will be given by the choir. Also "From" Every Stormy Wind That Blows,1' with solo part taken by Mrs. MoComber, and obllgata, by Mrs. Ray Abbott. Mrs. Henry Burke, of Northcote avenue, with her son Elmer and sister Mrs. Jack McNab of Olcott avenue, will leave this evening for Tomahawk, Wis., having received a telegram this morning of the death of thalr brother-in-law, Thomas Lynch. No particulars have been learned as to the cause of his death. The Woman's Missionary Society of the Congregational church, held a most lnferesting meeting yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. II. T. Power on North Magoun avenue. The president, Mrs. E. N. Canine, who Just returned from a meeting in Cleveland, gave a splendid report of the year's work In the int rlor states. It was also the annual election of officers, which resulted In all the old officers being re-elected except the secretary, Mrs. Spencer, who finds It Impossible to attend to this duty. Mrs. E. N. Canine was elexted president: Mrs. G. W. Lewis, vice-president; Mrs. G. C. Smith, treasurer, and Mrs. H E. Jackson, secretary. At the close of thi meeting the hostess served a delicious lunch. Mrs. E. T. Davis of Orlando. Fla., Is a guest at the home of her son and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Davis on Hemlock street. Luther Lews, sr., underwent an operaton Thursday at th FolyCllnla hospital. Chicago, for the removal of catarracts from his eyes, and Is getting along as well as could be expected. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis returned recently from Ohio and will spend the winter . with thMr son an wife. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lewis on Beacon street. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Sloss of Hmerlee avenue, a son, Tuesday, Oct. 31st; Mother and son are reported as doing nicely. Mrs. Rodah Clark was called to Michigan City, Friday by the death of a friend. Mrs. E. F. WxJgewood of North Baring avenue, is in Hessvllle where she has been attending the funeral of a relative. m Miss Bernlee Matthews of Olcott avenue, entertained eleven of her friends last evening at a dancing party. Dainty refreshments were served and the young folks report a pleasant evening. m Mrs. Jane B.. Jones of North Baring avenue' Is spending the weok end In Chicago, with her friend and

school mato, Mrs. Sane Conrad. Last evening eighteen members of the Eastern Star of East Chicago, vith two from Whiting and one from Indiana Harbor, motored to Crown Point In the big yellow bus, which

they had chartered for the evening, and attended Crown Point chapter, ' which was observing their first visiting matrons night Mrs. E. N. Canine, Grand Ruth, filled the station of worthy matron, Mrs. Arthur Grove, Matron of Indiana Harbor, the station of Adah and Mrs. James Clements, Matron of East Chicago, tho station of Ruth. A delicious roast beef dinner preceeded the meeting at the Methodist church. Just across the street from the Temple. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Lanman will entertain ths dinner club this evening at their home on Aldis avenue. Mrs. RodahClark and two daughters of Magoun avenue, are spend

ing the week end with relatives in Franklin Park. Mrs. M. A. McCormlck of 136th street, most delightfully entertained her bridge club yesterday aft-

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"THE BASHFUL SUITOR" Adapted from the famous painting by the Old Master Joself Israel's.

ORPHEUM LAST TIMES TODAY Continuous Erery SATURDAY and SUNDAY 1:00 to 11:00 P.M. LAST TIMES TODAY BERT LYTELL in "SHERLOCK BROWN" Also LITTLE NAPOLEON in "ANY OLD RAGS" SUNDAY-MONDAY-TUESDAY

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Don't Fail to See "THE VALLEY OF SILENT MEN" From the Smashing Popular Story by one of America' Greatest Authors. The hunter become the hunted, an officer of the Royal Mounted, fleeing, fighting for his life Guided to a secret valley in the frozen North by a hot-blooded French-Canadian beauty, with a secret of her own That's the start of this greatest of all Curwood dramas. Portrayed by a cast of stars. Directed by the man who made "Humoresque."

COMING WEDNESDAY FOR FOUR DAYS BEBE DANIELS And JAMES KIRKW00D in "PINK GODS"

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ernoon in honor of her house guest. Miss Dorothy Barber of Detroit. Mrs. U. T. Davis of Orlando, Fla., was also a guest of the club. St. Paula Evans:. Lutheran church, 138th and Deodar streets. Theo. Claus, pastor. 9 a. m., English Sunday school. 10 a. m.,- English service. Visitors are cordially Invited. The Lord's Supper will be observed as a part of the service of worship tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock at the First Baptist church of Ind.ana Harbor. "The Divine Tenderness" will be the theme of the evening sermon at, 7:30. The Sunday school meets at 9:43. There are classes for all and an enjoyable atmosphere. The young People's society meets at 6:30. The leader this week Is Thomas Evans. All young people who do not attend elsewhere are invited to Join us in thesa services. The regular monthly business meeting of the church Is to be held after the evening service tomorrow. "Seek ye the Lord while He may be found." . The Swedish Lutheran St. Paul's church, 149th street and Baring avenue. East Chicago. There will be Sunday school at 3:1a a. m. and divine service In Swedish at 10:30 a. m. The Rev. D. A. Lafgrea of Chicago, will preach. The Swedish Lutheran Geunesaret church, 133th and Indiana avenue, Indiana Harbor. There will be Sunday school at 9:15 a. m. and song service at 7:30 p. m. Besides the congregational singing there will be vocal solos, quartette, and instrumntal music Rev. D. A. Lafgren of Chicago will speak on "Sacred Music." All are welcome. Christian Science Society of East Chicago. Brown's hall, 612 Chicago avenue. Sunday services, 10:45 a. m. Subject, "Adam and Fallen Man." Sunday school, 12 o'clock. Wednesday services, 8 p. m. Reading room open Tuesdays and Fridays from 2 p. m. to 5 p. m. The home economics department of the East Chicago Woman's club

will hold their regular meeting Monday evening at 7:45 In the do'mestlo science room of the McKlnley school. The Standard Electric company will demonstrate electrical appliances and Mrs. Amanda Winters In charge of tiie Dennison department at Nassau and Thompsons will demonstrate the colorings' and preserving of weeds, leaves. The committee, with Mrs. G. F. Blcknell chairman, will serve refreshments. Mrs. Arthur Grove of Drummond streit, will go to Milwaukee, Wis., today to see her sister Initiated into the order of the Eastern Star in that city thla evening. Messrs. Elliott. Pow, White and Sheets are spending the week-end at the former's cottage at Croocked Lake, where they are hunting and Ashing. Mr. Robb and his sister. Miss Inez, of the Consumers Co. store, on Chicago avenue, are entertaining their father from Wisconsin. Miss A. Z. Coulter and Miss May Thrasher are In Chicago today attending the matinee at the Illinois

theater, where they will see Ed Wynn in "The Perfect Fool." Thursday evening at her home on Olcott avenue. Miss Thelma Owens, entertained a number of her friends In honor of her birthday. The evening was pleasantly spent In dancing and playing games and Miss Owens was presented with a Vlctrola and many other pretty gifts. Dainty refreshments were also a pleasing feature of the evening. The oldest child of Mr. and Mrs. Orln McCrea of North Magoun avenue, is 111 with pneumonia. Mrs. J. E.-Coons and her two daughters, Bessie and Dorothy, returned to East Chicago last Tuesday of this week from Denver and surrounding points, visiting her relatives, among them her mother, Mrs. Geo. Tost, who has been In 111 health for some time. Mrs. Coons had the pleasure of not only seeing wild game such as deer brought down from the mountains in pairs to Ft. Collins on automobile, but had the pleasing of eating same at her brother's, Fred Wilt's stock farm, at Llvermore.

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Durant, the world's most noted automotive engineer said: I'll give the world a real automobile at a real price.

IND. HARBOR and CHICAGO BUS LINE Will run buses on a set schedule

until further notice. Buses will j start at 6 : 1 5 a. m. from each i

end of route and run every half hour until midnight at 15 and 45 minutes past the hour. LAST BUS AT 12 MIDNIGHT SHARP

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To Be Assured of Reasonable Delivery ORDER NOW Lake County Auto Supply and Sales

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BIJOU TODAY RODOLF VALENTINO In "A WONDERFUL CHANCE" Also Good Comedy and "MUTT AND JEFF" TOMORROW DUSTIN FARNUN In "TRAIL OF THE AXE" Also Good Comedy and Leather Pushers . Round Fire

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Colo. She visited several places of Interest such as the Great Western, Sugar Beet factory and the State Agricultural College of Ft. Collins. (From Ft. Collins Express.) Mrs. George Yost, who lives west of town, has as her guest her daughter, Mrs. J. E. Coons, of East Chicago, Ind. Mrs. Coons has two

AUDITORIUM THEATRE 367 Calumet Ave. Phone 1271-R, Hammond SATURDAY. NOV. 4 LOUISE PROVOST in - "KISSED" Also Pathe News and' Pollard Comedy SUNDAY. NOV. 5-PECIAL GLORIA SWANSON "THE GREAT MOMENT' Also "Take a Chance On The Cat and The Pig"

brother In Colorado, Fred Wilt of Llvermore and Howard Wilt of Denver, and a Bister, Mrs. George Harrington of Windsor. Mrs. Coons will be with her mother until the latter part of this month.

Chamois leather Is not taken from the chamois but from the flesh aire of sheepskin.

R German firm lu perfected a treatment for woolen, cloth, making It mothproof.

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