Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 265, Hammond, Lake County, 27 April 1920 — Page 10

THE TIMES Tuesday. April 27, 191 . .PilJJU! ' PICTURESQUE ITALIAN TOWN IS SCENE OF ALLIED CONFERENCE thru . Mr. ami Mrs. J hi KanfticlJ of Kennedy avenue t n t r t i tied thfc memf the. liur'fi- Aid S'iri-'ly and a fi u trie !!U at a farewell party Satur1:1 v - 1 1 1 r i . A nn,(-i enj..ahle t til" w . ).a! by a''. The la li.-s of the fu. tv I i nted M . . Kan-riehl with a t..-;i-.!t iful jin a-5 : token ap'n 'iatf r t w or ..!.; (ins ! -n f-r the Mr. i'lrl Mrs. Ward Ke.s!fr. Mr. and Mr.". Ward Smith. Mr. and Mrs. 11. i ts l ! J J i . Mr. and Mrs. I'attrtnon. Mr. and Mrs. KansMeld. The evening j spent with musie and names, then the Imsl" ;s Mi-rod a delicious two cuui j i-iriep. .-n. Mrs. Kansrieid then auction, d the. surplus refreshment?, the i ; o. i -. Js Koin l i the Iiur'-.is fund. ed the funeral of Mrs. Kanip of Tollestun j esterda v . Mr. and Mrs. H Yi.ur.kcrs of lies'ypent th" week-end at Mount i;reen o..d. the guu of Mr. and ilrs. Stefi rn fig-uen . Oharli-tf I,m!w! ; s'rwly improving; frt.m rnl" an atat-k of pni umonia. 1M , th Stnn.' i.t.n :.ei- r n : e i 1 1 i tied a num t.ep of hr fr-,.nrl:- at h. r home hi hn'r of )-,-r f..Urteer.fi l.irthday annr.frs i'y Sat !rd iv even'n-j;. A so.-J lime wn 1 1 p..rt-"i l.v .1.1 r.-recent. Mr. ad M rs . C'.i. "r u 'k eti'rrtai'iti : r;l.. y r,r fr-.-tld-' at a i,!rthd.iy dr.fe,- . P, , . ,, ... 1. ,.f ir.,. ' "' k n nd s. :i i ; - r, ; r . . "J"rr, nwiow wiu orr Eimbi. Only itrnrremjr. enn tr Rrxm. WLiCT?: flratro7d. Prov thim Mataataat hrTmn.i 7 csfrersd fop an w c ' . M: - .1. lj. Hrss spent th h-cnl I .1 iv to m ' :!" th'e t f sent j at h'-me here, hut. r turned t" the nan!an, I Mrs. I'., as. ':: k and I tarl-im last runin? V - - v v v. .-".i. M;- M.l'er. Mr. ,-nd Mr-. lieno r , ,ni, Mr., ,,..n,s, hoirlt of Hini and fa Mr. .- fi , 1 M,s. l-';ed II pp m...;,! w. re the Kn-t . f Mr. and Mr.-. Mr. ! ' Mr. Hni v II .pp. Jr.. Mr. and m. shay of '.Martha street. Satatdav Mi' Wot A .lam-. Mr. and l-s. m j vrnns. ! ''""'I. Mr. and Mrs. ii! KM rf.. I A numh'r of I Ijoi i lie nron' at"nd2 t HI if n. Mmmm4l. V " J'' ' . . Mr

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r.i.ryi.-.t mniV-n nl,tn '1 1 tiitii imitaTni rinJw' . -jy.Cj.fe-. a UJ A pencra! ie of San Kemo. San Kemo. a pit-turcsquc little : rarturc of President Wilson from Ki?:n, are hcinsr discu-cd. San Italian town l v t'i2 tea. is the the peace conferrr.ee. Problems of Renin was chosen for the cornerscene of the present allied confer- vita! concern, such as the Turkish er.ee because of its rwAimret s lence. which i.: the most important and Adriatic question? and the iiation. K inp: ab.-ut oi(uaiy u:st..r.t meeting of the kind since the de- 1 1'rcr.ch advance into, the Ruhr ' from Pari.; and" Rome.

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