Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 107, Hammond, Lake County, 22 October 1920 — Page 6

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HOW STOCKS OPENED

f INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE NEW YORK. Oct. 22. The etocH market presented almost the ram features in the flrjt 15 minutes trading today as prevailed in that period in yesterday's trading, quiet strength beins shown and making stocks making advances after the opening, when builness fell oft materially, and tle market resumed a waiting character. Steel common rus 3-S to 8S 5-8 and Baldwin 3 to 113". St. Louis Southwestern shares were again prominen', the common moving up 5-8 to 39 5-8. and the preferred H to 49i. Mexican Tetroleum moved tin 6-8 to 183 T-8. United Fruit ga!n?d 1 1-4 to 212. After the first 13 minutes a selling movement sarted, causing: general declines from the Initial range.

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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Good, -who lert these parts to locate In Elgin. 111., with Mr. Good preceding his wife on the trip were guests of hc-nor at affa.irs before their departure. Mrs. Good was feted by other residents of the Wickey apartment where the couple had lived and mad many friends and among the hostesses were the Meedames E. B. Glbbs and Claude Hayden. Prior to Mrs. Good settling at E'.gin she will visit her parent In Feru, Ind., for a brief time. Pr. Richard J. Disss of Outhristreet was called to Atlantic City where his brother William P. Pass"

was reported to ! very critically ill

with an acute appendicitis attack where gangrene la a factor. It is not known how long the doctor will bo iit.ent from tha city but If the brother's condition permits he will return litre the early part of next week. Another reminder of the rummaga sale for tomorrow Is issued by the ladles of the Social Union of the East Chicago Methodist church at the homo of Mrs. E. C. Wedgewood, 4S40 WegK avenue, and held throughout the entire day. The public Is invited to come early and Inspect the display of gooda offered for disposition. Attorney E. H. Herbert and wife have returned from their Wisconsin farms, which are situated In Marinette county, or what is commonly called tha Green l'.ay Region. Mr. Herbert tells us this is a very productive a well as a beauful region; clover, timothy, potatoes apples and small t;iu.;i-. iow In profusion, while the number 2j. Standard corn is meeting with great success. This cocnty Is populated by Indiana, Illinois and Iowa farmers, who consider the climate, rainfall and soil as an equal to any agricultural state for favorite crops. Mr. Herbert remembers sitting down to a meal on tha first day of October, which was composed of lettuce, peas, corn on cob, beans; tomatoes; radishes; apples; ban nan ynuskmelon; potatoes and for meat, a nice juicy bass; all these Wisconsin edibles had boen taken that morning from the land and water a few feet from the resort cabins. Another thing that caught Mr. Her-b-rt's eye was the natural beauty of thia county. Everything that Is typical of the temperate zone, whether vegetation, bird or animal can be seen In this 'country. Mr. Herbert In his own language describes as follows the wonders of a sunrtse in this country. Mr. Herbert is now back at his old place of bjjslness, 225 Calumet Building and will be glad to see h!s frJends.

WANTS EMBARGO ON COAL SHIPMENTS

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE ATLANTA. (J, Oct. 22. An embargo on shipment of coal to foreign countries is strongly urged on President Wilson in a resolution adopted by the city council of Atlanta, and which

iequeted other municipalities of tUsouth to take the same, action. Sen- ' W. .1. Hnrri. Georgia's Junior senator. aIfo wired the interstate com

merce commitfbion. federal trade commission and department of Justice, vigorously proteetins against the shipment of coal. It was predicted that If an embargo is not soon placed on coal exports, coal In Atlanta will be selling ut oer $30 per ton by Christmas.

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BASEBALL JOB OFFERED 10 LANDIS INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE1 CHICAGO. Oct. 22 Judgre Kenc-saw M. Iandi-. of the f. S. district court here, win be or-- ... bip of the Monal Baseball commission at a

w mi'",1 . I IB gay f salary of $25,000 per year. It was admitted here today by Alfred Austrian, attorney for both the Chicago American and Chicago National Lcaguo clubs. Austrian declared that the offer had not been made to Judge I.andia, but other reports said the position - had been tendered and accepted. This later rumor, however, could not b.; confirmed. "I will not deny." Austrian said, "that an offer is contemplated. Judg? Land is has been mentioned frequnetly as an Ideal man for the place." Austrian's statement bears weight because of h.is position as attorney for leading baseball interests. Judge Landls if the offer is made and accepted, would succeed Garry Herrman. president of the Cincinnati ciub. Herrmann reigned cveral months ago and the position has been vacant since then. It Is regarded likely, however, that the o!Tr will not be definitely made to Judge Landis until the dispute which threatens to result In a new

alignment of major league clubs is settled. The special grand Jury investigating; alleged corruption In baseball resumed its deliberations today. Press reports nere current that indictments would be icted against several players formerly in the major leagues and against several gamblers. Most of tho witnesses before the fcrand Jury today however, were quizzed regarding baseball pools.

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