Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 274, Hammond, Lake County, 2 May 1919 — Page 12

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CONFERENCE MAY DEVELOP TW0SESS(0NS Smaller Nations Want Public Hearing of Their Aims and Lineup.

minor nations do not get official recognition In the peace conference they will at least have an opportunity of getting an unofficial hearing. "Vhllo the scheme for a, special conference by the little nations has not been definitely worekd out. It Is understood that It probab'y will assume the form of giving a public hearing of all their alms and later a complete rroKram will be drawn up to be presented to the league of nations for Its future guidance. It Is significant that In this suggestion to line tip the rir.all powers the greatest friendliness of spirit Is soen towards the league of nations. It Is probable that the pathway will be smoothed out at the beginning by publishing a concrete and definite program on which the whole world may look and

I the league of nations act.

MERRILL VI LLE

By EOBKRT J. ITHXW ISTFF CORRESPONDENT I N. SE3V!CE1 PARIS. May 2. The peace ocif. rence may develop Into a double FovUon with the small powers meeting IndejHmdently of the big nations. President "Wilson's uncompromising attitude regarding Jtaly which has al

ready merited the gratitude of J the I lesser nations. Is stimulating the move- I

nvmt o fthe small jpowors t.i get official ' ir- Schmidt's father from Brunsevgiiition b.r li.c -conference. vlok, Ua., U visiting him. They have The Intercession by Col. n. jr. House not met for twelve years 1K is rein behalf of the Iri.'lh-AmerU-pns. which j cu;erat!nir after being In a ho?pilal resulted In FremSrr I.l.iyd (.-org for a number of weeks, granting them an audience, is regarded ! Mrs. .;. t; . Merrill of Chicago visitas a most horeful pign. Kven if the I ed with her mother and brother. ItaV-

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mind Zuveis last Wedneesdny. The box social at Vincent house wo a ".--.-. financial

proceeds being about one hundred dollars. A number trom here were In attendance. 5In. A. Hanson Is on the sick list a-iln. H. Barton "and Myrel Pierce were county seat visitors Tuesday. Masters Wayne Spauldlng of Chicago visited his aunt and uncle. Mr. arid Mrs. A. O. NU-Uolson this week. Miss Jennie Klmore, high school teacher, will conduct the eighth grade examination of Kss township next Saturday In this place. A. C. Nicholson is the solicitor on the liberty Hon! committee In town and he is on to his Job. The Camp Fire Girls' play and box social under the leadership of their Sunday school teacher, Mrs. Carrie I'ouglas was a complete success. After an Interesting program the boxes were sold. The highest price realized from a single box was t20, paid by Clifford F?!:ichly; Miss honor F.od having the highest priced box, received a box of candy. The second highest priced box was bought by Will Christian. lie paid ;i" for Miss Agnes S.ikora's box. Mrs. James Mania donate.! a commu-

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as an engineer and constructed the first New York subway. He made a remarkable record at the front. It is understood that he may be made New York state's transit conamissioner. ; r.'.ty pijlow vehlV'h nttel the class twenty-two dollars. The proceeds of the entire social amounted to Jin55. a part of which will be given to th Ontenary movement. The pirls will clvn the parne program Tuesday evening at the Vincent school. The Ladies Club held Its memorial services last Sunday for the four boys in Ross township who made the great .:icrific . The services at the Auditorium were very Impress! ve, then the i-rowd autoe-J out to the cemetery, weft of tojvn where four birch trees

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wer plante.5 and dedicated to memory of James Price. Harold Goodrich. Harold Maybaum and Carl Hoffman, The Merrlllvllle fitudy Club held lt regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Frank Peterson. The business of the day was transacted and delegates were elected to be Rent to the district convention to be held at Whiting on May 3. Two phort but very interesting readings were given by Mrs. Fred Beach, followed by a. good paper on "What We Women Should Do." by Mrs. Kate Pierce. Miss Margaret Woods followed by an excellent Taper on "Reconstruction by Kducatlon." The CluT adjourned to meet May 7. with Miss Llllle Bothwell.

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Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hayden and son. Burdette, went to Chicago last eve

ning to visit friends for a few days. Little Audrey Lucas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Lucas, was out delivering May Baskets Monday evening -and ehe had the misfortune to fall and break her arm very badly. Albert Foster was in Chicago on business yesterday. Wiliiain K. Zartman who has been spending the winter in St. Petersburg, Fla., arrived home yesterday. He has s-pent a very enjoyable winter. Mortimer Castle and Frank Strickland, Sr., went to Lafayette, last evening to attend the big democratic meeting. Vice-president Marshall was ln speaker. The report from Milo Brannon. who is in the hospital at Hammond, is that he is getting better.

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