Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 158, Hammond, Lake County, 22 December 1920 — Page 2

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President-Elect Has Not Done All His Christmas Selecting in the Matter of Cabinet Jobs. -- STAFF CO-RESPONDENT !. N SERVICE BT JACK liOYLE r MARION'. O, Dec. 22. Presidentelect Harding has don most of hts Christmas shopping but he lias a collection of gifts on his dc.k for whom 3e his not yet selected recipients. 'Among these, are ton nice new cabinet yert-folioa. It Is exceedingly doubtful, however, if he makes hts decisions in time to slip a cabinet position into any of tho many gaping Christmas stocklegs hung up in expectation. The pressure of recommendation and liject ion for and against candidates is growing stronger each day, although Senator MUes Poindcxter is the first of tho Harding visitors openly to announce that he came specifically -" iiiake recommendations about a cabiBet post. Strength was added t. Foindexter's Ja for Joseph Dixon, of Montana, as jecretary of the interior, by the fact that Dixon is thoroughly familiar with reclamation work in the west, to which. the n'-w administration Is pledged, lie alfo is counted amon he regressive wing of tho republican tarty, recognition for -which is dostred. Senator A .B. Fail, of Xcw Mexico. Jt is intimated, undoubtedly could have "the nterior portfolio if he cared for It. He also was a Roosee".t supporter

end would give the far west representation in the Harding official family. But Senator Fall, it is known, wishes to become secretary of state and it t said has not yet been definitely elimIcated for consideration for that pos?. There seems to be a concesus ot pinion that Harry M. Dougherty wilt He named as attorney-genera!; that "Will Hays will take on the task of reorganizing the postofflee department and that Henry Wallace will be(om secretary of agriculture. Much discussion has arisen over the possibility of including Senator Weeks, of Mass., In the cabinet. One objection outlined here seems to be that the determination to hare Vice President Coolidge sit as a cabinet officer without portfolio would frive Massachusetts adequate representation. AVeeks has been mentioned for both treasury, war and navy. Senator Xew, of Indiana, it is known e" tha best authority, is disinclined to forsake the senate for f cabinet, bu. should he do so. the department ov war Js t!ie only one he would consider. Repv. Kahn, of California, is being Tgfd for that post, and may. it Is aid. would approve the appointment of Senator Chamberlain, of Oregon, who failed for re-election. The candidates for the post of secretary of labor are not particularly numerous. Herbert Hoover is being advocated by those who know his close

relations with both employers and employes. John L. "Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers, is regarded as a possibility, as i Repv. Nolan, of California, who holds a union card and ha sponsored much progressive labor legislation. There was heavy selling of Texa Pacific Coal and Oil, which broke 2 Ji

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Will Poaltirelr Rallev Pal a Im a Few Minate Trr It right now for RhenxatUm. Neuralgia. Lombaio. sore, atiff and swollen lointa, pain in the bead, hack and -TliTrhs. cores, bunions, etc. After one npnllcsfion paia usually disappears as if by mogle. A new remedy used externally for ' o:?chs, Colds. Croup. Influents, Bore i i'mat, Iiphtbria and Tonsliitia. Thu oil it conceded to be the most roretratlnc remedy koowc. Its prompt jinrt immediate effect in reHeylng pain I.' to the f' t that it penetrates to the affected, parts at once. As an illtis-i-tion. poor tea drops on the thickest ' i' e.-e of sole leather and It will penefrnre this anbstance through and through li t:ree Diinote. Accept no auhstltute. This great oil i oldn red color only. Manufactured v.- r T -h .Tr"' ,Tin Co. sily. Gee It Et Summers Pharmacy.

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Allis Chalmers American ("an 22 American Car and Foundry 112, American Linseed1,, American locomotive 75 l American Smelting r,2B American Steel Foundry i"t American Tel. and Tel 3". Anaconda 1 't Haldw.in Locomotive Bethlehem Steel B 50a Canadian Pacific 112 Chesapeake and Ohio 52 Hi Chicago and North Western 62 u Chicago, Mil. and St. Paul "4 Colorado Fuel "S Consolidated Gas .. 'J Corn Products 64 Crucible .Steel TS1, Fris li", Krie 1st Prfd 17General Kleetric. Ml?1 General Mott rs 1 2 7 Iarkan-anna Steel 45 " Iehlgh Valley 51 Mexican Pete 16ali Midvale Steel 50 N. Y. Air Brake ... ) New Tork Central .' 67; Norfolk and Western 94 Northern Pacific 75 Pure Oil . 304 Pressed Steel Car 7i Railway Steel Springs 73l Reading 76S Republic Iron and Steel S7 xi Southern Pacific 93V Southern Railway 2n Studebaker 33 1 Texas Co 4H; t'nion racific ... 11 3 H U. S. SteeJ Pfd 104 Westlnghouse 40 Willys Overland 5 Sinclair Oil 20t CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. HOGS Receipts. 21.000; market, U 15 higher; bulk, $9.209.35, top. J3.65; "heavyweight, 19.10 '(? 9.?n ; medium weight, S9.15fi9.43; light weight, Si.2S 9.5o: heavy packing sows. smooth, J9. 009. 10; packing sows, rough. 18. SO 9.00; pigs, $9.40 g 9.75. CATTLE Receipts, '5.0O0. market, 25 50 higher Beef flteera Medium and heavyweight, S 13.23 'S 1 4.o0 ; choice and prime, $13.23314.80; medium and good, SS.OO'&IOS; light weight. $10.40 (310.50; good and choice. $10.40 lu.bv: common and medium, $fc75 ij 10.4'"t. Butcher Cattle Heifers. $4.85 6 10.50 ; cows. $4.;039.10; bulls, $4,503 7. a . Canners and Cutters Cows and heifers, $3.00S"4.50; canner steers. $3.75 5.25; veal calves (light and handyweight), $S.25S10 50; feeder steers. $5.25?9.Ca; stockfr steers. $4.257.9t': stocker cows and heifers". J4.25fi7.9'1 Western Range Cattle Beef steer-. $7.0010.9'"'. cows and hefer?, $4.?5'g, 8.25. CHICAGO VITAL 5 to 60 lbs., lc; 70 to 80 lbs., 11312c: 80 1 1 100 lbs., l i 314c; fancy, 15c; overweight kidneys. 140 to 175 lbs., S10c. CHICAGO CASH C.H1. 1THEAT No. 1 northern " spring. $1.76j: 6 northern spring. $l.502.' CORN No. 3 white, 69 l-4'571c. old: 4 white, SSiilgSSc; 2 yellow. 77 l-4c: 3 vllow, 72H74 l-4c; 4 yellow. 6ira lie. OATS No. 1 white. 4 S 49c: 2 white, 4S l-449c: 3 white. 44 5t 48HC; 4 white, 46s; 347c; standard, 4-' rffic.vGO rnoutcK. RUTTER Receipts. 3,84 4 tuSs: creamery, extra. 52c; firsts, 3SJj4Sc; packing stock. 16'7f22c. EGGS Receipts. 2.125 cases; current receipts, Bo'feic; ordinarv firsts, 58 '' 60c; firsts. 4'g$5c: eitra. 57c; checks. 4550c: dirties. 45fjt5oc. CHEESE Twins, new. 21c: daisies. 22S'22HC: young Americas, 24'?24,ic; longhorns. 23Sf)24c; bricks. 19c. LIVE POULTRY Turkeys. 40c: chickens. 18 3 25c: springs. 24c; roosters. 18c: geese, SSc: ducks. 28c. POTATOES Receipts, 22 cars. bulk. $1.40S1.50. The Times' want ais brine astonishing results if their users are be believed.

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who conducts ieverel floral ehop3 in East Chicago and Indiana Harbor, and two grandchildren, rhlllip and Marj Mann. .

The remains of Phillip X. Mann. ,! known florist of thv Calumet region, ami the friond of hundred's of children throughout East Chicago and Indiana Harbor, aro being laid to rest todnv nt the home of his birth place, Munroe, Michigan. BO UK 117 MICHIOAJ Phillip D. Mann was born on n '; i .' at Munroe, Michigan. Auust 11th. in 152. or at the time of tho great Civil war. Wheu he was but 15 jears of ago. he left the farm hhU finished his education in a public school near his home. m a Bam p scsoozi teacheh. A"hen but a young man of tbout 22 years. Mr. Mann met and won Miss Ida Godfrey, a school teacher, and after a long courtship were wedded at Munroe, Michigan, at which place Mr. Mann has hundreds of friends. In 1903 Mr. Mann came to East Chicago and immediately secured a position in the office of the Indiana Harbor Belt R. R. Co.. with which comP.ny he was with until the end of his untimely death. During the 17 years with which Mr. Mann has been in the service of the I. H. R. R. R. Co. he has held a number oS responsible positions. About three years ago, he was transferred to the position of a sitchtender in the arda at Gibson. TO&ICEB CITT OTTICIAX In 1916 Mr. Mann was appointed by Former Mayor Frank Callahan, to serve on the Park Board, which appointment, he held until May of this year. Mr. Mann was instrumental In securing the little park at Calumet for tho "people of that district, alnd had

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