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BIG CARXIVAX. AT THE WASHINGTON GRADE SCHOOL WU. -well, Jet's so. where? "Why. to th Washing-ton Grade School. April 32. What' do!n? TV hat's do!pJ Didn't you hear? TChy tb rarent Teachers Association la goln-to hold a ftg Carnival, and -talk-bout features, -why everybody wiH -dance with the bluefctrdf to aome-of the best musto In town. A fevr of the side features will consist a beautiful Snalce Charmar and he fattest lady In the world, alons-rith her husband, the Living: Skeleton. The Craryoia Victrola, Invented and made by one of our prominent men, will fcoS surprise for everyfcedy. a brains equalling: Edison and Marconi are com'bined In this Invention. Also a swimming contut, that thOae who lov to swim can tot attSfS'to miss. And say. there will be a colored minstrel that will make your sides acha -with laurhter. Now in addition to this there will be a" Gypsy Fortune Teller, who will "tell your past, present and future with such exactness that you will be surprised. Tes, there is oinr to.be,, a country store at which you can purchase any or everything the ame as you did in the good old day at tho little store around the corner. And candy.' oh, boy! Say. talk about your 'Tp-corn and peanuts! be there by the wagon load. And don't forget that the hot dog man will be thera with steaming redhot doga and- coffee. n As for the children's fun. their old friend. Mother Goose will be there with pockets loaded. Charlie Chaplin with all his funny stunts will - bo there with Dorvlques Garloaldi, the organ man and hs cute little' monkey and the baloon man with lo3s and loads of baloons. As for fishermen, they will have all the chance in the world to try their luek In the old fish pond. There will be all aorta of eatc at our bakery; everything made by the best bakers In the cfty. Of course, everyone will want to enjoy the circus. This will be an affair that can actually compete with the famous Barnm and Bailey circus. And don't forget that there will be a first-class entertainment and play given by some of our local talent. This will be one of the surprises of the evening as some of the performers are well known residents of the vicinity. The RadioPhone will 1e an added attraction. Ton't forget the time and iplace. April 2!, at the "Washington Grade School. BREAK INTO NEW GA31KS - Continuing their aid on the gambling dens on the east side of the city, tha Indiana Harbor police broke Into the games at 3602 Guthrie and 8663 Pennsylvania avenue, last night, arresting four participants engaged. In a game of chance. TBJ5Y MADE HIM SHIMMY Three colored hold -up men becoming disgusted at not finding anything on th person of Mike Andre, f STS4 Parish avenue, Indiana Ilarfcer, when kolding him up last night gave their victim a little scare fry making him dance to the tune of a volley f hullels. TRET GOT 93S.0O A pair of bandits plytrg In the B. AO. C T. railroad and Tod avenue district of East Chicago, held up and robbed Hugh CP. Kucklan of 601 144th street, last evening and obtained 123. A rvamber of suspects were picked u? by the East Chicago police department late in tha evening and given a grilling hy Captain Tim 0fil, but no one as yet has been apprehended that answers to the description off Mr. ITucMan. the vletim. . . ... AGAIN A LOSER Of late Pemester Szilagji's riches is being made) the center of attraction for hold-up men. kidnappers and confidence men. Only a few weeks ago Mr-SzIlag-JI was kidnapped and rohfewd f his payroll money amounting tc2,500. Then shortly afterwards h!s place on Chicago avenue wa entered hy burglars and again Mr. SsUagjl measured a loss! of nearly $100."" Last evening' a tall and rather! slander 'built stranger called at the home of Mr. Szllagji, 4313 Railroad avenue. He seemed to he very familiar with the financial standing of Mr. SslIagJI but the soft drink parlor man was at a loss as to where the totaj stta&ggr to him had gathered hifnya&a-b'.S Information. After he drcnir ;to the health of Mr.: ScilsrjI. a couple of times, be finally disclosed the purpose of his visit. All he wanted was for Mr. Ssilagjl to glve him $50 to put up as bond for a friend of hl who had Just been arrested and waa waiting at the station be released. Well $50 looks pretty good to the best of the-financiers right now and while Mr. Szllagji is a very liberal and' good-natured fellow, he didn't feel like handing over the cold cash without first making a personal investigation. "... Read These Twin City Advertisements WASEY'S PLEATING SHOP ,t STATE STREET Hemstitch with Gold and Stives Thrradl snatch all colors. Battea Hole. Bartons Covered, En. brottferflBg. Braiding, Beading Phase Haniaand 444. 3-7-tf To skM sm Items to East Chi cago Times office, call East Chlca go 23. Now that sprtng Is here, the house wife has turned her thoughts to painting, paper hanging and getting things cleaned up. You can do no better than see L. C. Thacker, 4336 , Todd ave., phone 478-R East Chicago,

When Mr. Szllagji reached for the "phone the stranger ran out of the place and hasn't "been seen since by either Mr. Szilagji or the police.

LEGION'S SPIRITED MEETING Plans for tho greatest activities since the organization of the East Chicago American Legion Post were laid at the rnee-ting of Its members held last evening In the city hall. It was without a doubt tho largest meeting and congregation of exservice men yet assembled here for tho purpose of perfecting a local American Legion Post. Besides electing officers for the ensuing year, plans were made to visit every soldier's grave in the disti:t cemeteries on Decoration Day. May 30. Members of the Post were deligated to attend tho meeting of the Spanish American Veterans that Is to be held In the city hall Sunday afternoon. The Xgion Is offering the co-operation of the local Post to lay wreaths over soldiers' graves on Decoration Day. Service men and their families who are having any difficulty in insurance or compensation matters, are requested to write the Post commander, Peter H. Bent, American I-eglon. Tost Xo. 21, Eas Chicago. In the organizing plans, a Woman's Auxiliary to tho local post Is also under way of organization. Gold Star mothers are to become honorary life memUrs if they wish. All plans have been completed to ope"h Post headquarters In the down town district soon. The officers of the East Chicago Post elected last night, were: , Commander Peter H. Bent. Vice-Commander Roy McVeigh. Secretary Wm. H. Martin. Treasurer A. JT. Given. SNYDER TO GRILL VIOLATIONS. Rev. D. Emmett Snyder of the Christian church of Indiana Harbor will address his congregation on Sunday evening on "Do the Christian Folk of the Twin City propose to standi for boot-legging, open dives, houses of ill-fame, gambling and moonshine." This is one of a series of sermons to be delivered tomorrow evening during the revival services of this church. "The Flowering of Sacrifice" will be the theme of the Easter sermon tomorrow morning at the First Baptist church of Indiana Harbor. The hour is 11. The floral decorations will include offerings in memoriam by Tarious individuals. At the hour of evening worship, 7:30 the Toung People's choir wi!l sing and the pastor will preach the last of the series on the Prodigal Son. the theme being, "The End of a Perfect Day." At 6:30 the Toung People's socleties will hold their Easter services. Miss Pechous of Chicago will lead the seniors and the music and the various parts will emphasize the Easter theme. The service of the intermediates will consist largely of music. The parents are especially Invited. Mr. Leroy Bevan will lead. The Sunday School meets at 9:45 and will study the lesson of the Resurrection. Have you the Resurrection life within you? Seek it while it may be found. The revival meeting now in progress at the Christian church on Grapevine boulevard Is attracting large audiences. Friday evening a large delegation from the Marks subdivision attended in a body. Delegations have been coming from Hammond, "Whiting. East Chicago. Hessvllle, Griffith. Crown Toint and Gary. Rev. D. Emmet Snyder, the evangelist. Is at his best and preaching some powerful sermons. He never fails to strike out from the shoulder at sin in all forms. ; Twelve persons have already observ the gospel in tho two weeks and, j from the Interest being shown, the meeting will reach a wide scope for the Lord. The music is one of the great features of the meeting. Et. ery night there is a chorus of twenty voices singing and an orchestra of ten pieces assisting. Soloists, both vocal and Instrumental, render special selections at all services. Sunday morning there will be a special Easter program at tho opening of the Bible school, 9:45. Sermon. 11:00 "The Resurrection." Sunday night at 7:30 Evangelist Snyder has announced that he will use as his subject. "Do The Christian Folk of Lake County Propose to Stand for Bootlegging. Open Dives, Houses of Ill-Fame, Gambling, and Moonshine?" The Dr. has said he will handle the above subject and do it without gloves. He invites the public to hear him. The meeting will continue every night next week excm Monday. Special moving pic-ti'-'i at all serrices. j International Elble StudentB invite you to hear C .D. Xicholson of Hammond, speak on the subject: "In the Footsteps of Jesus" Sunday April 16th at 7:43 p. m. In Odd Fel low Hall, Indiana'Harbor. Mr. Nicholson Is a deep Bible student snd a convincing speaker. A most profitable evening await those who hear hlra. Seats free. St. Paul's EvangelicaV Lutheran church, lSSth and Deodar St., Theo. Claus, pastor. 9 a. m. English Sunday school. 9:30' a. m. Preparatory service. 10 a. ra. English Easter scr vice with Holy Communion. Topic: "The Easter Message, a Message of Life." Visitors cordially welcome. Chrtstlan Science Society of East Chicago. Brown's Hall, 612 Chicago ave. Sunday services: 10:43 a. m. Subject, "Doctrine of Atonement. Sunday school, 13 o'clock. Wednesday evening service, 8 p. m. Pleading Room open Thhrsdays from 2 p. m. to 5 p. m. Rev. and Mrs. G. F. Craig of Beacon street, entertained their sister-in-law, Mrs. Alfred E. Craig, from Eransville, Ind., over last night. Woodbine Camp Neighbors have been meeting the first and third Thursday afternoons in each month.

HEAR EVANGELIST SNYDER At Indiana Harbor Christian Church preach on theme, "Do Christian Folk of Lake County Propose to Stand for Gambling, Open Dives, Houses of 111 Fame and Bootlegging,"

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but from now on they will meet th first and third Tuesday evening; instead. Please note the change. Mrs. William Mead of Beacon street, has been called to Buffalo, N. Y by the death of her sister-in-law, Mrs. A. E. Richmond. The funeral will take place Monday afternoon. Mrs. Mead expects to by" gone about a week. Don't, forget the home talent entertainment to be given this evening at the Prcsbyerian church in Indiana Harbor. Mrs. John Mendenhall, who was operated on some time ago at the Policclinic hospital in Chicago, is : still in a very critical condition. j Miss Madeline Selfer, daughter of j Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Seifer, of North j Magoun avenue, is home from i Strett school, in Chicago, . for her Easter vacation. Mrs. Arthur Grove and son, of Drummond street, will spend Monday in Chicago. The Beacons will not meet -this coming Monday as has been arranged. They will be entertained the following Monday afternoon, i April 4. at the home of Mrs. Karl j

D. Norris, 130S lSSth street, Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Towers, of North Magoun avenue, will entertain a brother of the former, from Colorado, over Sunday. Congregational church. East Chicago.. Easter services. 10:45 a. m. Program. 7:30 p. m. Easter Cantata. United Presbyterian church, Easter services: Bible school at 9:45; morning worship at 11. subject of sermon. "Christ Is Risen." Evening service at 7:30. A cordial invitation is extended to all to be pres ent at the services. Rev. W. T. Mclntlre, pastor. Easter day services at tha Church of the Good Shepherd will ho a celebration of the Holy Eucharist at 6 a. m. A second Eucharist at 7 a. m.. a third celebration, with sermon, 10:45 a. m., subject of the sermon, "Easter Symbolism." The Knights Templars will attend the church, Sot their Easter services at 3 pm. Their ritual only will be used. The Rector of the parish will conduct the service and preach the sermon. The subject of the sermon will be, "Soldiers of the Cross." There will not b any night service. The Methodist people are planning and exceptional fine program and ser vice for Easter Sunday. The program of evangllism has passed tbe hundred mark in decisions, and In pledges for church membership. These will be given a reception Into the church at the morning and evening services. There will also be a christening service for children and a baptismal service for adults. Appropriate Easter talks will be given. The music will add materially to the pleasure and spiritual uplift of tbe services. In the morning "The Choir Angelic' by Hanscom; and "Christ Arose," by Lowrey, will ba rendered. In the evening, "As It Began to Dawn." by Coombs; and "Ye Bells of Easter Day," by Dressier, and a "Violin Obligata by Mrs. Taylor, will make this service an excellent one. Tbe Sunday school will met at 9:30 and Epwortlx League at 6:30. The music department of the East Chicago Woman's club will meet Monday evening. April 24, at 7:45 at the home of Mrs. Harry Bloomberg on North Qlcott avenue. The subject is "Carmen," and a fine program has been arranged, in which Mrs. W. F. Funkey and Miss Anderson of Gary, Mrs. Frank Stephens and Mrs. George Summers of Indiana Harbor and Mrs. Bloomberg will take part. This meeting was to have been held Monday erening of next week, but had to be postponed. Mrs. R. M. Royce and two children with Mrs. W. TV. Smith, Elbert Smith and Vernon Williams, motored to Maywood this morning and are spending tha day with tbe former's sister, Mrs. Guy. aril DE LUXE con sec him! The t . most famous cnanacrer in oil history ROBINSON - - CPUSOE Marvelously pictured in a great chapter play for yountf and old by UNIVERSAL FREE! For the Children The first 500 children to see Robinson Crusoe Saturday Morning will receive a Crusoe Puzzle Free.

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" W Portable saloon seized In ililwaukee being demonstrated by police attache. The Latest Innovation in the booties trade is the portable saloonOre was seized in Milwaukee. Ie tonsisted of a leather-rubber vest, capacity two quarts, with a faucet and a whisky fdass. Police say tc belonged toMike Madumich. He paid a fine of $100 for toting it around. Mrs. T. D. Williams will be hostess to the members of the Bingo club Tuesday evening at her home on Northcoto avenue. Miss Mollle Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brown of Magoun avenue, is spending her Easter vacation in Cleveland, Ohio, the guest of a former Whiting friend, Miss Katherlne Mooney. Miss Olga Lien, of South Chicago, and Vernon I. Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Williams of this city, were quietly married last evening at the Methodist parsonage, by the Rev. G. F. Craig. The only ones who witnessed the ceremony were Miss Helen Linn, sister of the bride, Robert Parrow of this city, and Miss Burger of South Chicago. The young people will be at home after May 1st at 4135 Northcote avenue. Those who expect to attend the Tenth District Convention 6f the Federated club, which meets at Goodland Monday and Tuesday of next week, are Mrs. BenJ. Williams, Mrs. E. N. Canine, Mrs. 11. Ackroyd and Mrs. H. Herron, who will go by train and Mrs. R. M. Royce. Mrs. W. W. Smith, Mrs. J. F. Thompson and her son Vernon who will drie the ladies through in the Royce automobile. These are the women from

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tho East Chicago Woman's dub, while those from the Indiana Harcor Woman's club' are Mrs. Frank ailahan and Mrs. Robert Jackson. Mrs. Arthur Johnson and son '.rnard, returned to her home -in ujtin yesterday after spending a sw'days at the home of Mr. and irs. Frank Wall. Mrs. Johnson Is ie widow of the late Kev. Arthur diinson.

LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO NON-UES1DENT iT'TE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUNTY IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, SITTING AT HAMMOXD, INDIANA. MARCH TERM. 1922. Etta iBrcwster vs. Inland Brewster. Cause No. 21624. Action to L'lvorce. Now comes the plaintiff by McMahon & Conroy. her attorneys, and tiles her complaint herein, together with an affidavit of a competent person, showing that the defendant thereto, to-wlt: Leland Brewster is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Said defendant Is therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action and that the same -will stand for trial at the next term of said iVitirt. and that unlcs he appear and answer or demur therein, at the callirg of said cause, on the 12th day of June. A. D. 1922. the same being: the Gist day of the next term of said Court to be begun and held in Room number 2. in the Court House at Hammond, in said County and State, on the 2nd Monday of May, A. D. 1522, aaid action will be heard and determined in his ao eence. . IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereunto set my hand and affix the seal of said Court, at Hammond, Indiana, this 13th day of April. A. 1 . i22. HERBERT I WHEATO.V, iSeai") Clcik 1- H. By: RUTH BERG, Leputy Clerk. 1-15-22-29 NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT STATE OF INDIANA, LAKE COUNTY. IN THE IAKE SUPERIOR COURT. SITTING AT HAMMOND, INDIANA. MAJtCH TERM, 1P22. Raymond E. Dally vs. Benny Skollcr et al. Cause No. 21626. Action to Foreclose a Mortgage on Real Estate, situated in Lake County, Indiana. No'v comes the plaintiff by C. B. Tinkham, his attorney, and files his complaint herein, together with an affidavit of a competent person, showing that the defendants hereto, to-wit: Benny Skoller, Isldor Friedman, Leo Beyda, Walter Siegel are not residents of the State of Indiana. Said defendants are therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action and that the same -witl stand for trial at the next. term of said Court, and that unless they appear and answer or demur therein, at the calling of said cause, on the 12th day of June. A. D. 1922, the same being the 31st day of tho next term of said Court to be begun and held in Room number 2 in the Court House at Hammond, in cald County and State, cm the 2nd Monday of May. A. D. 1922, said action will be heard and determined In their absence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereunto get my hard and affix- the seal cf said court, at Hammond, Indiana, this 13 day of April. A. D. 1922. presents. HEIjOVE ROMANCE Or TllEMOST BEAU T1FULWOMAH THE WORLD HAS EVER KNOWN GT a J.Gordon man has loved only low 01 me woman is the man . PRICES ADULTS 40c CHILDREN ..20c Tax Included. Special Music

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By: RUTH BERG, Deputy Clerk. 5-13-22-23 CITT OF WHITIXG NOTICE TO tBIDDERS Notice is hereby civen that th Board of Public Works of th C.itv of Whiting will receive at its office in earn city until 2:30 o'clock r. m. on the 24th day of April, 1922, scaled bids for the construction of a Kubble btone Killed Tier to be located by direction of the Board of Public Works in the Waters of ute Mlchlgran, opposite Whitlnc- Prk. as per plans and specifications now on iile in Us office. A certified check for it per cent of the bid must ac company such bid. J .J. NEJDL, Coming APRIL 24th "FOOLISH WIVES" PARTHENON TODAY 5 SUPREME ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE Also "C0LT STEEL" , With All Star Cast SUNDAY Complete Change in Program 5 ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE and TEDDY GERARD in ''THE CAVE GIRL" COMING MONDAY MAE MURRAY in "PEACOCK ALLEY"

$150.00 Handsome Diamond Ring

JAMES A. ARMSTRONG LEADING JEWELER 574 H0HMAN STREET Watch This Paper Daily for Details

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STARTING TOMORROW FOR SIX BIG DAYS HAMMOND'S BIGGEST DOUBLE ATTRACTION THE COLOSSUS OF COMEDY

The Super-dreadnought of Fun with no limitation on laughter. Commanded by Lloyd, the Grand Gob of Joy.

THE GREATEST OF ALL GLOOM CHASERS Also Charles Ray in "TWO MINUTES TO GO" Ray's Latest and Best Production Sunday, Continuous from 1 to 11 P. M. Daily from 10:30 A. M. to 11 : 00 P. M.

A, (JORDAN'. M. J. IIANWON, HoarfJ of Public Works

NOTICK OK SAI.n OF HftNIi.1 BT SCHOOL CITY OK iJAU7 NOTICi: IS HER1.BV ilvr.N, that th; School City of :.try will on the 2oth day of Ma v. :2Z, t Urn hour of f'igiit o'f lock p. m.. at Inn office of tho Board of H'-ho"j Trustees Of School City of iary, IrniiKtia in Room :;06, I"mTofi lHiililirft, )ti (said City, rcolvi! I.sl for lh Palo of bonrl. of ttip H htt'A i)v of Gary tn the amo'int of liiiti'lred and fifty IhoiiMinl .loir I (00. -00) sahl loiifi to ). 'Iaf '1 .Iisfi. lt. 1922, payabli- twenty y-nrt f"r dat"1, lpai!ni? In"rct at '" rn.lt of flvft (or l ent ( .". ) jir Mnnufji, tvablc sinil-aiitiully. ai;! of denoMiiiif tion of oti t tpi - h n i 'ioilars ($1,000.00) pHyaht; at. thr! Klrxt National liank of iry. i 'oun ty. Imliariit, or t. any hr.k In Chlchro or New Yorl: tlmt th M)'''"nfn t T"t(hl'T mx" '" i iron i" tud: ORPHEUM TODAY ONLY LEWIS STONE in "The Rosary'' SUNDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY The Inauguration' of Our New Vaudeville Policy 3 HIGH CLASS ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE Also TOM MIX in 'THE ROUGH DIAMOND" GIVEN AWAY FREE On Exhibition in the Window of

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a!d bonds are beins issued fofths purroo of procuring funds to purchHHi --hool ultfM and to erect and 'iuip hool ljildiiii?3; said bondsi ;tre to l sold to tho highest and lci;t bidder-for Tiot less than their liar .iu( and accruing interest to lat of delivery. Th Board reservf the rt?ht to reject any and all hitlK Ht the time and placo abova ni'iit icnf;'j. Tlie legality of this isfnf wtll he approved by Wood & k!e-. of Chicago, Illinois, and no hida .-ondltioni:d on approval of oih-r c juti-:l ill 1 accepted. ProIorIm rnut be accompanied by a r.-rtiti'd ch"k in the amount of (Its thoiinatid dollars ($.", 000.00) to lnaura Utt the bidder will comply wiUi hl bid. A. R. Me.VT.THnt, President HARRT ILVLI Treasurer A DELE M. CHASE, Secretary Eoard of ?' hool Trustees of Echool City of Gary. Indiana 4:15:I3-2!

Coming May 1 "POLLY OF THE FOLLIES" DE LUXE TODAY ONLY BERT LYTEL in "A MESSAGE FROM MARS" TOMORROW Double Feature HAROLD LLOYD in "SAILOR MADE MAN" Also Chu-le Ray in "TWO MINUTES TO GO"

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