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SUGAR.

The raw sugar market closed weak
Yesterday. Sales were reported early
OF %, 900 bags Porto Ricos. June ship
n.ent. TO the Federal Sugar Refining
Company at 463 cents. C. T. f.. with no
further buying interest at that level.
although Cubas were offered from store
and Porto Ricos available at 4.63 cents,
duty paid basis. and later offered down
to 457 cents. with a possible buying
interest at $50 cents duty paid, and II
was believed that the next sale would
be on that basis. All refiners reduced
rrices to the basis of $50 cents. fine
granulated. less . per cent, but demand
for It was slack. Cable advices re-
ported only ninety-three centrals grind
ing i'm Cuba, forty-six having closed
down since Tuesday. and torrential
rains in some sections.
The range OF prices In yesterday &
sugar futures market follows
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
TRUCKS FOR GARBAGE
SERVICE.

Public notice is hereby given that
sealed proposals are invited and will be
received by the Board of Commission
ers of the City of Long Branch. n. j..
Tuesday evening, June 18th, 1921. at
$3.50 o'clock. at City Hall for furnishing
the following
31a ton trucks to be of stand
3 l or Il ton trucksS ard make.
Equipped with guaranteed water tight
covered bodies complete for use in the
collection of garbage in the city of Long
Branch.
Bidders must state time delivery can
be made and all bids must be made sep
arately on each truck. accompanied by
the specifications on the same.
No bid will be consideredy unless a.
companied by a certified check for 10y
of the total amount bid. drawn to tho
order of Frank l.. Rowland, City Treas
urer.
All bids must be sealed. marked Bids
for Furnishing Trucks for City Garbage
Service" and addressed to Elmer r.
Lawyer. City Clerk.
The City reserves the right to reject
any or all bids If deemed to the best in
terests of the City.
Dated Long Branch, \. j., May 25.
1921.
ELMER f. LAWYER.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Leroy Morend. formerly with Hartman
& Co. and G.. Milton Osborne formerly
with kountze Bros, have formed part
nershlp to deal IN Investment securities as
Morand 8 Osborne. 80 Pine street
sydney Han of New York and John w.
Ra rkdull OF New orleans have been elected
members OF the New York Cotton Exchange.
walter = a Brown and " A. Laycocls
have been appointed assistant secretaries
IN the London office Of the Guaranty Trust
Company OF New York.
The Irving National Bank has been ap-
pointed registrar Of 81 100000 twelve
year per cent. debenture bond issue OF the
Industrial Fibre Corporation dated May 10.
1921.
Howard v Wofenden is with the bond
department Of the New York office Of II.
NJ Bylleshy q Co
Hornbower Weeks have prepared a
circular on the Lee Tire and Rubber Com
pany. setting forth the position OF the com
pany and Of the rubber industry generally.
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
Naval Orders
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. g., June 3. (

These naval orders have been made public ;
Lieut.. r. NJ. Bycrs, to naval air station,
Caico Solo, c. Il. Lieut.. Commander T. ".
ID. Davis TO connection fitting L. $. s. Call
fornia: Lieut.. Commander Herbert n. Fem,
tc Western Electric Company New York;
Lieut.. j. Hauser. to L. s. s. South Caro-
lima: Capt Henry H Hough. 20 command
u. s. = Pueblo Lieut.. Commander Il. A.
Lavender. to Western Electric Company,
New York Lieut.. John Reber TO T. S. $.
promethcus Lieut.. Commander Wilbur J.
Ruble. 20 Western Electric Company. New
York; Lieut.. H. y. Schreurs, " c.. 10 Blu
reau Medicine and Surgery Washingto on
Lieut. r. G. Starkey, 20 Western Electric
COMPANY New York. Lieut. H. - Wigs, NJ
C.. TO duty Marine Expeditionary Force.
lIayti. Lieut. Commander c. u Brandt. 10
IL s s New orleans az executive officer.
Lieut. Commander y. W Hanson. orders
May 90 60 command T.. s s. Southard can
cclied to command U S :. Monocacy; Lieut..
Commander Cleveland McCauley TO home
and wait orders: Lieut.. +. j. Harwood, 90
a. s = Houston Lieut. Berton +. Sweeney,
10 duty ~ s. S. Pueblo
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
DISCHARGED AS RECEIVER.
Petition of B. ID. OdeIi I'm Btnn
Explosives Case Allowed.

Benjamin B. Odell. former Governor
petitioned yesterday the Federal Court
for his discharge from the reeeivership
OF the 4Etna Explosives Company. Inc,
because Of termination of the litigation
Instituted several years ago against that
company by the Grasselli Chemical Com
pany.
In his petition Mr.. Odell stated that
the company was prepared TO sell sub
stantially all It's assets to the Hercules
Powder Company, Inc. provided that the
latter would agree to assume and pay all
obligations and liabilities incurred dur
ing his receivership. The petition was
granted by Judge Julius NJ Mayer.
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
ASK ODD LOT DEPARTMENT.
Cotton Men Circulate Petition on
Local Exchange.

The establishment of a department
on the New York Cotton Exchange for
trading in lots of less than 100 bales Is
requested in the following petition pre-
sented on the floor of the Exchange dur
ing yesterdays market:
Believing that the New York Cotton
Exchange will more effectually serve
the interests of the cotton trade by the
establishment of department for trad
ing in lots of less than 100 bales. we
petition the board Of managers to ap-
point a committee to investigate and re-
port thereon"
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
FRANCE HAS ENOUGH WHEAT.
VIII Double Duty on Grain Ex-
ported From other Countries.

PARIS. June 3.-Early wheat harvest.
importatons from Algeria and foreign
wheat available in France are sufficient
to meet the country's needs, according
10 a statement made to-day before the
Senate Commission of Agriculture by
Under Secretary for Food Passant.
Minister OF Agriculture Du Prey said
that farmers would be protected against
competition of foreign wheat by the
doubling of the customs duty, which is
now seven francs a quintet
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
METALS.

On the New York Metal Exchange
Yesterday tin was easy and Straits and
Straits shipment we're quoted at
so0 81. so: standard at 3Oa31. and 80 per
cent. at $3.50. There were sales OF
twenty-five tons shipments from Straits;
June-Juy at 30.25. Copper was easy,
standard spot, l2.S2i2 and June, 12.37h
asked, and electroytic spot and June,
12.75 1925 Lead was easy; New York
spot. 4.70Gi.95. and East st. Louis spot,
i5094.70 Zinc was easy; New York
spot, 495. and East st. Louis spot,
4Son410
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
IND. STANDARDS CAPITAL UP,

CHICAGO, June 3-Stockholders of the
Standard oil Company of Indiana to-
day authorized an increase Of the capital
stock from s1O0.000.0o0 to $l40,0OO,0OO,
The increase is partly to finance the
purchase of the Midwest Oil and Re
aninr Company. The remaining stock
win be offered TO employees under a CO.
operative ownership plan
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
BRAZILIAN STATISTICS.
e. II. MARFIELD ELECTED.

BUFFALO, June &C. Howard MARRIED.
OF New York was elected to-day presi-
dent of the Association of Reserve City
Bankers at the final session of its an
nual convention. Others elected were
George r. Rodgers of Buffalo, vice-pres-
ident, and James f. Mead of Kansas
City, secretary and treasurer. Kansas
City. Mo-, was chosen as the 1922 con-
vention city.
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
SLAYER SUSPECT SURRENDERs
Asks Speedy Trial In Case of Tele.
phone Girls Deatah.

PHILADELPHIA. June 3.-Lester B..
Newhall, who was sought in connection
with the death of Josephine Howard.
Is, telephone operator shot last week
while walking along the street with a
University of Pennsylvania student.
voluntarily came to Philadelphia to-day Y
after having surrendered last night to
the Harrisburg police.
He told the police he did not "remem-
Der" shooting the girl, but was alleged
to have admitted throwing away a re-
volver here. Newhall, who had been a
suitor of Miss Howards. requested a
speedy trial to clear his name.
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
Army Orders
special Despatch to THE New York HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
Mashington. ID. C.. June J. I

These army orders have been made public 4
INF,ANTRY.-Capt. David Loring. Jr.. IN
assigned TO Fifty-first Infantry, Camp
Grant. Capt. D. NJ. Hunter. transferred from
Twenty seventh Infantry to Fifty-eghth In
fantry; Capt. II. w. Kelly, transferred from
Twenty seventh Infantry to Fifty-ninth In1
fantry: Col. T. q. Murphy and Col. G. IL.
Estes, detailed In lnspector-Generals De-
partment; Capt Leigh Bell. assigned 10
Thrty-ninth Infantry. to Ninth Corps Area.
San Francisco.
oUARTERMAsTER CoRPs.-Capt. c. C.
Brown. to Camp Holabird Capt. c. b. Mc~
Gary, TO Camp Travis
MISCELLANEOUS G.. H. Jamerson,
relieved from duty in Inspector Generals of-
flee Lieut.. Col X. l.. Collins relieved from
detail in AdJutant- Generals office First
Lieut.. n. A. Taylor. resigned: First Lieut.
=. o. Carroll. Air Service. TO Dayton, Ohios
Capt. O.. n. Drewry. G. A., assigned to
Coast Defences OF Chesapeake Bay.
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY

The following schedules in bankruptcy were
filed yesterday in the United States District
Court.
GEORGE G. GOODWIN - Shoes. 1874 West
Broadway Liabilities, $47, ,51S, of which
$43,51S are unsecured claims and $3,70(
secured claims: assets. $12 400. of which
on open accounts Goldstein Goldsteir
are attorneys for the bankrupt.
MORRIS SIMON. dry goods, 347 East Tenth
street. Liabilities of S6,024. all unsecured,
and assets $2,620. of which $500 is stock
in trade. Ginsburg & Picker are attorneys
for the bankrupt.
petition was filed May "a. 1921. show liza
bilites of $39,929, of which $32 l5s are
claims 81 and and s7sSo {, ooa
Is stock in trade. 50, 500 machinery. tools,
&c, and $4,033 debts due on open ac-
counts Abraham Weller is attorney for
LEON ~ LiNDNER. clothing. IA stanton
street. show liabilities of $10.s2I, of which
$10,277 are unsecured claims; assets given
unknown. Jacob b. Lindner is at
torney for the bankrupt.
MAIN PAPER STOCK COMPANY, INC.
against whom a petition was filed Fehru-
airy ., 1927. show liabilities of S514 $50
OF which 1921 .3i6 unsecured claims
s206,774 secured claims, and So, 1000 taxes
due United States; assets of Si63, ,956 OF
which Sii l46 Is machinery, tools. &c. I;
$S6307 debts due on open accounts, Sl64 40
dated claims, sci .939 stocks, negotiable
bonds. &C.; $34.773 bills. promissory notes
and securities. and $1395S real estate.
William A. Wight is attorney for the
bankrupt
SEIDEN BROS, against whom petition
was filed May 10, 1921 show liabilities of
$23.904 and assets of $4,543, OF which
$4,000 is stock in trade. $400 debts due on
open accounts. and Sl43 cash on hand
BERTH CLOTHES SHOP, INC. clothing,
1853 Broadway. show liabilities of S3,2O2,
all unsecured claims, and assets of S3,60S.
of which So 500 is stock in trade and $500
machinery, tools, sc. Gilman Gilman
are attorneys for tho bankrupt
l. COHEN g. SONS. clothing, 1870 Broadway.
show liabilities of S11 .003 and assets OF
s10,615, of which $4,000 is stock in trade,
$1,000 machinery, tools, SC. and So 400
debts due on open accounts. Samuel Gordon
Is attorney for the bankrupts.
MIRKUS BROS. woollens, 43 East Twenty
first street. show liabilities OF S53.662 and
assets of S2S.177 Of which $50. 900 Is stock
i'm trade, 81 900 debts due on open account,
and $1.4T7 money in bank. Morris q
Samuel Meyers are attorneys for the bank
rupts.
LYSTER CHEMICAL COMPANY. against
whom a petition was filed May 10. 1921. &.
show liabilities of 1854 ,45s, of which
S93, $50 are secured claims and $s4 500 un-
secured claims assets of $0I,21a, of which
$40, 900 Is real estate. $4,000 stock in trade,
So, 900 machinery, tools, &C., N,1OI debts
due on open accounts, and S1,2l1 money
in bank. d. Basil O'Connor is attorney for
the banSruDt.
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
CABIES.

Rio futures 100 10 225 reis higher Dollar
rate 80 higher at 1920. Exchange 1920.
lower at SrEd. Receipts 1900 bags and
stock 737 900 bags. Santos futures 100 TO
400 reis higher. Receipts 10000 bags and
stock 2,9s5 900 bags. Receipts at ports
81 900 two years ago. Sac Paulo had 81, 900.
against 5000 and 27,000, and Jundiahy
22.0oo, against 5000 and 10000 bags, re-
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
RAW
REFINED
EXPORTS FROM NEW YORK.

Exports from New York yesterday,
Wheat. II .12i bu rye. 6s.i62 bu. flour
56.i26 bbls. oil cake. $4,000 lbs. lard
1868 $40 lbs cottonsecd oil 1000 lbs.
cats. 29,9o3 hu. barley. 455H bu oat-
meal. s.T5O bbs; bscons. i.s5f00o lbs.
cheese. 5000 lbs. and lubricating oil
147.i5O gals.
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COFFEE.

Jobbers reported yesterday an inn
proved spot coffee inquiry. and offers in
the cost and freight market held firm.
The range of prices in yesterday s
coffee futures market follows
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LIVERPOOL.

Spot cotton quiet at 6 points advance;
middling, 7.47d. Sales. $1,000 American, .. 900.
Imports, 5000, none American. Futures
opened quiet at . to points advance. Closed
quiet at a net advance of 4 to points.
July. S.15d.; October. s.53d. December,
S.7Qd.; January, S.75d March, S.S5d.; May,
s.94d. Manchester yarns irregular; cloths
dull
Weekly cotton statistics: Imports, 81 900
bales, including 10000 American: stock,
1.102 900; American, $4,000: forwarded
$4,000, American, 1900; exports. 1000.
American 5000; total sales, II 900. Ameri-
can, 10 600: quantity afloat, all kinds, 212.
nOO American 131 600
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
AMERICAN PORTS.
TBy Mall.

BANGOR. Me. May 2s-saned. schr Or
leans, Walton. Ms.
BASS HARBOR. Me, May 3o-Arrived. schi
Edna May. Parrsboro for Boston.
NEW ORLEANS. La, May 3i-Saled, ST.
Aster UtaD. Italian ports via Newpo!
NeWs
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nuMp HEADS ELECTRIC MEN.

spcciai Despatch 10 Tur Nrw YosK IlEsatp.
CHICAGO, June Milan II. Bump.
chief engineer of tho Henry H. Doherty
& Co organization. was elected presi-
dent Of the National Electric Light AS
sociation at the closing session OF It's
four day convention here to-day
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
SPOTS.

Mobile nominal, unchanged at 1913; sales
nil. Augusta steady unchanged at 11.25
sales 436 bales. Memphis steady. unchanged
at t1.75; sales 600 bales. st. Louis quiet,
unchanged at 11.15; sales nil Hitchcock
quiet. unchanged at 1l.50; sales 792 bales.
Montgomery firm. 12c. lower at 1888.
sales nil.
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
CHICAGO PRICES.

The announcement that Italy would
need to import next year but 40.00o,OOo
bushels of wheat in contrast to 10000
900 bushels this year and the report that
Thursdays purchases completed Italy 5
programme for this year are the out
standing features Of yesterdays cash
wheat market. Sales in 1t were sinai /,
their total being estimated at 4so,ooo
bushels. largely Manitobas. EXPORT corn
sales totalled 25O.0O0 bushels. There is
little evidence of foreign demand for
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
STATE OF NEW YORk
3 Per Cent
Serial Gold Bonds
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION
AMOUNTING TO
$41, 800, 100000
Will be sold Thursday, June 9, 1921,
at IL o'clock noon
- STANDARD Time) 49,

IHese DondS are Legal investments Tor lruSC funus
Bonds will be issued denominations OF 100000
as ollows:
Improvement Highways
and 90 annually March in each Of the from ls
the Peserva
to be dated $000000O March
in each Of the from 1922 to 1871 both inclusive .
January
Of the years from 1922 to 1871 both inclusive
90 for the Payment World War Bonus to be dated March
92 and mature SO0 10000 annually March l. each OF the
from 1922 to 1896 both inclusive.
fo Improvement Hshap
payable so nents al bids nH be required mupI
$50OO0OO wth H include equal fcce amount boadI
o each
payable
uhhpl Of $25O0000,
deemed include euattace amount Of bonds Of each maturity!
bid will bidders
State will to bel
provded
bonds maturity mup specified
Terminals and the
whtanding the specific issue be stated the bid.
No bids will be accepted for less than value OF the bonds unless
accompanied by deposit by certified check or bank draft
Comptroller
cent. Of the value Of the bonds bid for
All proposals. together with the security deposits sealed and
Proposal
Comptroller the State of New York, Albany, N. ",
All bids will include accrued interest
Comptroller right which
sinking
funds will be mailed application to
JANESA WEN NDELL, State Comptroller, Albany N. "
N Y, May 16,
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
SEABOARD CLEARANCES
FLOUR
New York.

Spring patents. S9d9.5 so: spring clears,
81. .25GlT.T5: soft winter straights. S7.25@
7.65; hard winter straights. SS.75G9. o5: rye
flour steady: fair 10 good. S9d950: choice
to fancy. S9.50a10; white corn flour steady
81 Rn1o 100 lbs.
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following receivers in bankruptcy were
appointed yesterday in the United states
District Court
GEORGE c. STOVER-Retail candy, 1886
1923 and 2S0S Broadway; Walter L. Bry-
ant. temporary receiver. with a bond OF
81 900
BENJAMIN AND HARRY FELDMAN. trad
ing as q. & H. Feldman, dry goods, 303
Canal street. Joseph II. Quigg, ancillary
receiver. with n bond of 81 900. Quigg was
appointed receiver IN the District of New
Jersey on June I. The assets in this dis
trict are estimated nj 81 200.
ABRAHAM SCHNEIDER and CHARLES S.
WASSERMAN, trading as Schneider
Wascerman. dresses. 10 West Thirty-sec-
ond street. Richard o. Smith. temporary
receiver. with n bond OF 81 900.
BOTANY HAT WORKS INC. women's hats,
636 Broadway, John j. Morris temporary
receiver, with bond of $4,000 Liabi-
ties are estimated AZ 100000 and assets at
$40, 900
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY

The following petitions in bankruptcy were
flied yesterday in the United States District
Court
DAVID ALTMAN--voluntary, 90 st. Nicholas
avenue, who places his liabilities at 81 500
no assets. Nathan Tolk is attorney for the
bankrupt.
MOSES Observation-Disclosures as Osro Com
pany. involuntary, candy, 2003 Third ave
nue., on behalf of four creditors. The pc.
titioning creditors and amounts claimed
are: King Philip Chocolate Company, $l45
ode & GerbereauA, SfsI; y. Alexander q
Co.. $101; Hess Bros. $its. Archibald
Palmer is attorney for the petitioners.
GOTHAM PAPER STOCK COMPANY, INC
Involuntary, paper stock, 525 Broome street
on behalf OF three creditors The petit
tionlng creditors and amounts claimed are
Sterling Paper Stock Company. $3.50; l.
seph Dannenberg is attorney for the peti-
toners.
BANAHAN ,& ACKERMAN = Involuntary
las West Sixty-eighth street. on behalf
of three creditors Liabilities est-
mated at $i5, 900 and assets at SIS. 900
$780, Micheln Tire Company. 81 500. In
gram. Taylor Schenck are attorneys FOL
the petitioners.
BOTANY HAT WORKS, INC. involuntary
women's hats G36 Broadway, in behalf OF
three creditors. Robert p. Lewis is at
torney for the petitioners.
NICHOLAS DEMARO. voluntary. o14 Wash
ington street, Newburgh. n. y, who places
his liabilities at 1896, and no assets.
Theodore V. W. Anthony of Newbursh is
attorney for the bankrupt.
HARRY LEE ZElGLER voluntary, 5S3
Riverside Drive, who places his liabilities
at $5,711. all unsecured claims, and no
assets. Samuel ]. Rawak is attorney for
the bankrupt
NATHAN HLIPSTEIN, voluntary; dairy
products. 1144 Clay avenue. The Bronx.
who places his liabilities at $3,375. all un-
secured claims, and no assets. Aaron
Honig Is attorney for the bankrupt.
UNITED TRUCKING COMPANY. voluntary
trucking. 1876 Beekman street Liabilities.
so. .190 of which S6,210 are secured claims
and $3G6S unsecured claims. and assets
at S26, SOL, of which 1850 represents
horses, $500 vehicles and $137 debts due on
open accounts. Crowell & Rouse are at
torneys for the bankrupt.
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
NEW YORK PRICES.

WHEAT-No red. $t.79h: No. hard
81 s1ts; No. l Manitoba, S1.s4ls NO. mixed
durum. sl.76A C. !. T. track New horN 'o
arrive -,
CORN-No. yellow and No. white.
s6alc: No . mixed. S6Ac. C. 1. (. New YORK
ten days shipment. ,
OATS-No j white quoted at bec. No. :
white, 51lkc: No. 8 white. 5oc. No. white
ssc.: fancy clipped white, 56Aq56Ac:: ordi-
nary clipped white, o9hqoo.ae.' all eieVaeor nd
81 so C. l. T. New York.
BARLEY-Feeding. 67dToc.. and mating,
WSY-No. i, s2s@so: No. ., s2s92s No. 8.
s23d25; shipping. s20d2l.
STRAW-No. / rye. s2692s a ton.
WHEAT. including flour. exports for the
week according 10 Bradstreets. aggregate
$500, ,5ss bushels. against s,206,13 30 the prevl-
Gus week and 3427 .646 last year; since July
T. 406 ,915,347. against 246,9447s9 last sea
son Corn exports for the week, 2O14.266'
against .9T0,4s the previos week; since
July l. 44.o47 1855, against 3.T44,s6s last sea
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
FLUNKED STUDENTS RETURN

Special Despatch to THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
ANNAPOLIS. June 3.---Of the 110 mid
shipmen who resigned on account Of
failures in examinations during the
scholastic year just closed sixty seven
were reappointed. Fifty-fve have re-
entered the Academy after passing their
physical examination No mental eX-
animation was required.
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
NIinnmDolis.

Flour Is to 40 cents higher in carload
lots family patents quoted at 1915 a barrel
in 9s pound cotton sacks. shipments, 3d.
EAt ba
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
BID AND ASKED QUOTATION
NJ N srnCk EXCHANGE QTOTATIONs.

To the following prices accrued interest is
10 he added IN every case;
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FOREIGN BONDS.
The New York herald., 1921-06-04

MORE than 100000 families get tho Want
ed. section of The Daily and Sunday Her
aid. Your Want I'D. therefor help OF .
iob--should bring you fine results.--Adu.
The New York herald., 1921-06-04

LONDON. June 3.-FoIlowing are the clos
ing metal quotations.
The New York herald., 1921-06-04
STATISTICS.
COTTONsEED OIL

Range of prices: -
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JUDGMENTS FILED.

The following judgments were filed yester
day, the first name being that of the debtor
MANI ATTAIN.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-10
Ell SIR. DON ROBERTO TODD NOS
IIDE UNA ACLARACION

Con respecto a un sueltO dc informa-
ci6n que sali0 aver en- Ell IMPAIR
CIAL, Ell que Sc decfa que suena in
sistentemente el nombre de Don Luis
A. Castro, para ocupar el puestO de
Marshal de la Corte Federal en- Puerto
Rico, recOmendado dicho sefi0r Castro
por ell partido republicano. nuestro
distinguido amigo don Roberto. H.
Todd, nos 'ha manifestado esta mafia-
na que el partido republicano no ha
hechO recommendation alguna en- este
case nj hubiera sido oportuno hacerla,
va que el seiiOr Bennett que viene de-
sempefando en- In actualidad ell i'm
portante cargo, estd nombrado por un
periodic de cuatro amos, de los cualeS
lie faltan dos todavfa por cumplir.
Queda complacido el senior Todd.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-10
AL DIR. GUTIERREZ ORTIZ

Los ReverendOs Padres Redentoris-
tas, de Puerta de TERRA, sc nos han
quejadO, con sobradfsima raz6n, de que
la plaza del mercado de Puerta de
TERRA, regalada al municipio por ell
Gobierno Insular, estd casi convertida
en- un corral de animales.
Hemos podido observar que los al
rededores de dicha plaza estan cons
tantemente llenos de cerdos, aves Y
otras clases de animales. Aquel sitio
esta muy sucio, pues los revendedores
que Sc dedican a esta clase de negocio
crfan ALI todas sus aves, Y como es
natural, ado este produce malos olo-
ree. r. ! 0nt'hiri6nico.
-EE eral,s 8ue el celoso DR.. Cutie
t eog esa crian-
a. sitio, en- bien
i. salud pGblica