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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-22
ITnDOrtanteS deCIaraCiOnGS del
IiCenCiadO Roberto H. Todd

pu6s de la enorme derrota inhigida a
los dem6crataS, era l6gicO pensar que
los puestos serian para los republica-
nos, va que son los cargos publicos 10
unico que tienen los partidos para pre-
miar a los que los llevan al pOder.
-SY cuai es su impression personal
acerca del nuevo gobernante?
-Magnifca. Es una bella persona, de
trato afable y exquisite. Que hara muy
pronto numerosas amistades, pues no
piensa encerrarse en- la Fortaleza. va
10 vera I'd. EN- los centres sociales, de-
partiendo con todos.
Es una persona de una gran sencillez
y esta inspirado en- los mejOres deseOs
para el progresO ecOnomicO y social de
Ia isla.
--JTiene alguna experiences en- cues
tiones de Estado?
NO, senior. AbsOlutamente ninguna.
Nunca ha Ocupado puestOs en- Ell go
bierno.
-EConoce I'd. algunos de los planes
que piensa el desarrollar durante su
administrator?
-Yo tengo entendido que 81 hasta la
fecha no tiene plan alguno, pues piensa
estudiar sobre el terreno la situacion po-
Utica economical de Ia isla. Ahora, en-
cuanto a sus ideas personales, he de de-
cir I'd que es un ferviente partida-
rio del voto para la mujer hasta creo
que en- su discurso inaugural piensa ira
tar este problema.
AdemSs es un devote del "old Clio
ry'', como dicen ala, pues su familia
tom6 parte activa en- la guerra civil al
lado del Norte, Y es enenigo dc todo
movimiento separatista y dice que cual-
quiera que quiera ser su amigo no po-
ORA hablarle de estas cosas y que no
reconoce otra bandera que la de las
franjas Y las estrellas.
~ diganos ahora, Don Roberto, al
go sobre su nombramiento como Conf
sionado de Immigration.
-Cpando yo salt para Washington,
no llevaba Ia idea, nj pense por un mo-
mento en- solicitar puesto alguno en- la
nueva administrator. Fu6 ala, en- don
de ell propio Mr.. Evans, actual Conf
sionado de Immigration, me anuncio que
habia soIicitado licencia y que habia
presentado la renuncia. EntOnces soh-
cite ese puestO y sostuve varias entire
vistas con el Secretario Mr.. Davis, y
me fue ofrecido Ell nombramiento. Guam
do 20 sah de Washington, va traia la
seguridad del mismo.
-STiene I'd. va tornado planes pa
ia desarrollar en- su nuevo cargo?
-Hasta ahora, ninguno; como oil
puesto vacara a mediados del proximo
mes, creo que me queda aun tempo bas-
tante para pensar en- 10 que Sc ha de ha-
Ger. AhOra bien, de una cosa puede estar
seguro. va que esto mismo Sc 10 exprese
(Continia en- La pag. 81
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Aver, y despu6s de terminar una lar
"a entrevista que sOstuvo con Ell juez
0dlin, de la Corte Federal conseguimos
Zanzibar impresiones con Ell Lcdo. Ro-
berto II. Todd, Quien estuvo en- el Nor
u, en- eestiones politicas, y cuyO nom-
brs fue endosado aver al senado ameri-
cAho, pOr el presidente Harding, para
Oenpar el cargo de Comisionado de la
Immigration.
81 sefor Todd, recibi6 nuestro Re
dActOr muy amablemente, y luego que
Ssts le diio sl ObjetO de su vista, que
era el de dar conOcer a nuestrOs lee
torres el prop6sitO de su viaje y Ell resul
tado de sus gestiones en- los Estados Uni
dos, 81 sr. Todd, So expres6 de la ST.
suiente manera:
-"Yo no fui a Washington min
gnna mission especial. Como usted sabe,
el partido Republican, est& hu6rfano de
representation en- la metropoh, pues 81
bien es verdad que el Comisionado de
Puerto Rico en- washington, no 10 es de
deterninadO partidO, y ST de tOdo el
pals, es cierto tambien que cuando 81
tiene alguna information politica i'm
portante secreta Sc la comunica la
Junta Central y no al Comite Terrific
rial de nuestro partido. Por un lado es-
10 y por otro la dificultad de la distan-
cia entire Puerto Rico Y la capital de la
Iiaci6n, hizo pensar a los hombres del
. Partido Republican, en- Ia necesidad
que habia de tener un hombre en- WASH
ington durante el tempo en- que ocu-
rita Ell cambio de gobierno la orga-
ntKaci6n de la nueva administration.
nj mission alli Sc limitaba a enterarme
de cualquier movimiento que Sc pensara
hAcer en- el gobierno de la isla para
conocer los candidates, hablar con ellos
y tratar de hacer llegar hasta las atlas
esferas ofciales la VOC el sentir dc
mi partido en- cualquiera de estas com
binaciones. Para el cargo de Goberna-
dor. por ejemplo. sonaron como ocho
cAndidatoS con tOdos los cuales me en-.
trssistt. Al general Edwards, quien en-
principle Sc di6 pOr muy segurO. 10 Visi-
ts en- "Camp Dicks" on New Jersey.
Use pens6 alguna vez en- un candi,
datO pOrtOrriquefo para ese cargO9
-Aparte del Lcdo. Travieso, que fut
81 candidate de la Union, nunca. Nos.
otrOs no teniamos candidate. Hubiera
sido peregrino pensar que nosotros, es.
tsndo en- minoria sin contar, por 10
tanto. con el apOyo de La Legislature
.fueramos a prcponer un nombre para
'ese puesto. Lo que 81 era una cosa sa.
bida era que Wager no continuaria. Des
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DON TOMAS BOUCHER

De la sultana del oeste, ha traslada-
do su residencia a esta capital el dis
tinguido amigo cuyo nombre sirve dc
epigrafe estas lineas.
Ell Sr. Boucher, es Un competente
Agrimensor, cuya labor vieno a cjercer
entire nosotros, y seguros estamos que
triunfara. dados sus vastos conocimien-
tos, y las prendas personales que lie dis
tinguen como caballero sin tacha y en-
tendido professional.
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LOS FRANCHISES CoNFEREN-
CLAN CON LOS INGI,EsEs

LoNDREs, julio 21.-El Conde de
Saint Aulaire ,embajador de Franci7 Y
Lord Curzon, han celebrado una entrevis
ia en- esta ciudad, a proposito dc la no
ia francesa relativa la Alta silesia'
dando por resultado de la entrevista, Ell
que la ofcina de Relaciones Extranje-
ras insiste en- que SO reuna ell Consejo
supreme en- Bolonia antes del dia tiltl-
mo del corriente mes, sin que para clio
sea necesario celebrar una conferencia de
expertos.
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REBELDEs ALEMANEs
EN- LA ALTA sILEsTA

LoNDRES, Julio 21.- FL correspon-
sal del perE6dico lie Journal en- Ber-
lin expone con ampltud la actividad
de las organizaciones slemanas er IL
Alta Silesia y pOne de relieve la nece-
sidad imperiosa del arribe Immediate
de refuerzos, fin de ahogar cI movi-
miento rebelde.
El mencionado peri6dico sefiala par
ticularmente que Breslsu esta neno de
tropas irregulares. manifesto que el
ndmero total con que cuenta Ell partido
militar asciende a unos 100000 hombres,
que podrfa en- un momento dado movi-
liar en- Silesia.
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voRAZ nNCENDIo EN- UNA REGION
PETRoLERA EN- MEJIco

CIUDAD DE MEJIco, julio 21.- Las
explotaciones petroleras de Amatlan Sc
encuentran envueltas en- Ilamas.
Las columnas de fuego alcanzan a
mas de Glen pies de altura.
Todos los esfuerzos que SO realizan
para localizar el fuego resultan ind-
tiles.
Los estragos que produzca tan voraz
incendio seran considerables, por haber
surgido Ell la region petrolera que mas
produce en- ell estado de Vera Cruz.
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mente possible una soluci6n tocante la
division de la zona del plebiscito.
La nota inglesa sobre la Alta Silesia
remitida Mr.. BRAND confrma la entire
vista del Embajador do Francia y Lord
Curzon insiste en- que Sc celebre la
reunion del conseip supreme ,el 2s de
julio, en- Bolonia.
Londres enviara manana la oicina
de Relaciones Extranperas, la respues-
Ia del gobierno frances.
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$4,000 RUsos A PUNTo
DE MoRIR DE HAMBRE

BERLIN, Julio 21.-- FL peri6dico
"Rote Fahne' (BANDERA RoJA),
6rgano de los socialistas, anuncla que
$4,000 rusos estan punto de MORN de
hambre porque han sido perdidas las
cosechas, porque Sc han destruids todcs
los medios de communication y por la
desorganizaci6n economical.
La caida del regimen Soviet es
inminente.
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sILEsIA EsTA ABIENAzADA DE UN
REPARTO

oPPELN (Alta silesia), Julio 21.-Un
despacho recibido anuncia que los altos
Comisarios franceses, ingleses italia
nos, han dirigido a la Conferencia de
una nota conjunta, llaman
dole la atenci6n sobre los siguientes
puntos: 1.-Enviar refuerzos la Alta
silesia. 2.-Determinar 10 mas rapida-
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Ell REToRNo DE SIR CRAIG
TRAE BUENos AUGURIoS

LoNDRES, julio 21.- Sc ignor& 3
Lloyd George ha conseguido quo Sir
Craig asista a las proximas confercn-
cias, aunque Sc anuncia que el retorno
del prominente politico esta ciudad
la semana pr6xima es de buen augurio.
Sc dice que de Valera ira a Belfast
para discutir con Sir Craig despu6s dc
la conferencia.
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Ha eStaIIadO una formidable
rGVO|uCi0n en- parte de Albania
(PoR CABLE FRANCEs)

PARIS, julio 21.-- FL gobierno alba
mes ha decretado La movilizaci6n general
para reprimir la revoluci6n de los irdis
tas, Quienes han prOclamadO la 2cpu-
blica y a Marco Djoni presidcnte dc
ella.
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A 943,534,755 DoLARES
ALBANIAN LOS INTERESTS

WASHINGTON, julio 21.- Ell secre.
tario dc Hacienda. Mr.. Mellon, ha de.
clarado que los intereses de la deuda
que han contfaido los Aliados alcanzan
a S94S,5S4,755, de los cuales Inglaterra
debe 4O7, ,S03, ,293; Francia 2s4, 4,14s, ,76s,;
Italia 161, ,07s, $50 y Belgica 34,OO7, 400.
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DEBE RETARDARsE LA CoNFEREN
CIA DEL DEsARME EN-
WASHINGTON

LoNDRES, julio 21.- Los Ministries
que componen ell Gabinete ingles y los
Jefes de gObierno de los Dominios ingle-
ses han decidido seguir la politca ac-
tual y pedir que la conferencia que Sc
celebrara en- Washington para tratar
acerca de la hmitaci6n de armamentcs
y los problemas del PacifcO, sea apla-
zada.
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Mr.. MILLER SOLICITA
LICENCIA

Ell Comisionado de instruction,
Mr.. Miller, soIicit6 una licenccil de
dos meses, la cual no le fue concedi-
da por el Auditor, los efectos del
pago de los sueldos.
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Sc soLIcITA QUE Sc INvEsTIGUE
LA oCUPACIoN DE sANTo DO
AuNGo Y HAITI

WASHINGTON, Julio 21.- El sena-
dor Mccormick, de Illinois, ha presen-
tado ante el senado una resoluci6n So
licitando una investigation sobre la
ocupaci6n de santo Domingo y Haiti.
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TRATADo OFFENSIVE Y DEFEN-
sIvo ENTIRE Los BALKANEs

BELGRADE, Julio 21.- FL jefe de
gobisrno de Serbia, Pachitch, y los mi
nistros Take Jonescu y Benes, de Ru-
mania ChecO EsIovaquia, respectivs-
mente, Sc reuniran en- Marienbad, con
el fin de revisar ell tratado entire las ma
clones que representan.
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Ell GABINETE INGLEs ABANDoNA
LA CoNvoCAToRIA

LoNDREs. julio 21.- El proyecto
para convocar una reunion preliminar
para tratar acerca de la limitacion de
armamentos ha sido abandonado.
Esta reunion debfa tener lugar en-
Washington.
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HOY GRAN ExITo HOY
La Compafiia de Comedias
"ESPAfEA- -NIEvA"
Con la Comedia de Miguel Echegarsy,
titulada,
LOS DEMoNIos EN- Ell CUERPo"
y la pelicula
ola CASA DE CRYSTAL"
Por CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
35 Cts. Luneta.
Domingo: "AMoR SUPREME"
Notable Pelicula
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

MACHCINsKI. Thomas and Anto-
nina-F. Seebcck. ...........
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u. S. MANUFACTURES
TOTAL 6S BILLIONS
Value of Products in 1920 3
Times That Of 1910-N. Y.
Still Away in Lead.

WASHINGTON. Oct 4.-Totalling $685.
600. 100000. the value Of the products Of
the nations manufacturing industries In
1920 were three times as great as In
1910 and five and one-half times what
they were In 1900, according to the Gen.
sus Bureaus announcement to-day Of
results OF last years manufactures
census
There was an average Of 9,10S,2
wage earners employed last year in the
269,7s8 manufacturing establishments OF
the country. whose capitalization to-
tailed $44.s7s.911 900 and whose prod
ucts were valued at $6:.s1e. 2o2, ,0oo
Thirteen States manufactured prod
ucts with q total value OF more than
$1,000. 100000. New York led all States.
with more than one-eighth Of the coun-
try's total. Pennsylvania second and
Illinois third. remain as before. Ohio
supplanted Massachusetts,, which held
fourth place In 1909. California, which
held eleventh place ten. years ago, moved
up to eighth place, passing Missouri.
Indiana and Wisconsin. Indiana passed
W4sconsin into ninth place. Wisconsin
dropped from eighth to tenth. Mime
sofa, ranking thirteenth, - the last Of
the states producing more than $f.000,-
Q00. 900 worth of manufactured goods.
Tho figures for the fifteen leading
States follow: v A.
The New York herald., 1921-10-05
WHEAT PRICES DIP
AFTER EARLY BULGE
Decline in Exports Also Soft,
ems Prices-COrn, Oats and
Provisions Down.

CHICAGO. Oct. l.-wheat values
tumbled decidedly to-day after scoring
upturns in the first half OF the session.
Hedging pressure from the Northwest.
together with absence OF export busi-
ress, did much to weaken the market
Prices closed heavy at 2% to 3%c net
lower. with December s1.15h to 1.15h
and May s1.1s% to 1.20. Corn lost 4
TO ssc, and oats u to hc. Provisions
finished unchanged to IL cents lower.
A leading member Of the Board. Just
back from four months trip to Europe.
said that little unsold wheat remained
across the Atlantic and that no world
surplus OF wheat would result this year.
his opinion was more or less responsible
for the initial upward swing. Selling
pressure was also absent for a while
Subsequently. however. selling broad
ened out. especially on Northwestern ac-
count. and with export demand slow,
the market gave way rapidly, the last
hour in particular. Contributing to the
late weakness was talk that Argentina
was underselling the United States, and
that British exporters were in trouble
because OF failure of Continental buyers
to pay for wheat
Bears in corn contended that the crop
was benefited by last nights frost. as
the crop had already matured. Oats
were governed by corn.
Provisions declined at the last In
sympathy with grain, having been up
held previously by higher quotations on
hogs.
The New York herald., 1921-10-05

so.. s2gl: King 3syid. ssos;So; King, West
Wealthy. q. C.. S2.5oa5: Delicious. Ss.so9
n.2.. Pssrs-B sure Bose: bbl., Ss6i2: Bart
i2;. .basLst. ?2@s; Bartlett. basket, q 500
suincess.sss. ns buss s,7sGs; pS sS ssSoS ySs;
7.25. cranberi ics-Jcrscy and Cape Cod. 4
Dbl. boz. es00.JO: bbi., ef0.50d IL. 30; New
York. crate. y3tl3.a5. Piums -state. a ID.
basket. s0YsJc. bushei basket. &34350.
Grspts-2o ID. basket. eoc. .tfii. 20: return
crate, 2.7563. Tvaches--State,- bushel bas-
ket, 1905 Muskmelons--Co Colorado, crate
e. Ts6a.so PINK meat. fiat crate. si.5oa
2.2s: ostrich esq melons. California, crate,
~. y0Dc.75; Colcrado, crate. ti.S012 25 I:
Casaba melons. California. crate, efft2.50.
Qranses-california. boz. e4.256s.50. Grape
truit-Caiifornia. boz, S2H3.50; Isle OF Pines.
bog. etT3.5o. Lemons-California. box,
-. 2s@7.50. Avocado pears-Cuban. box, et@
4; Florida. s6a7.5o.
rOTATOEs--xainc. 1850 lbs, S3e5as.5o;
10, lbs, ~. IJflj. state. iso lbs. sai3 32s
10 lbs. s2.soaa, -; Long Island. bbI'. st25a
s yrsssy .v.st. w v,rsini. gs ssSS s2 tN,og Meg
caroiins. sc.5ou3: Jersey. basket. si.2J6
The New York herald., 1921-10-05
PRODUCE.

BEANS AND PE.As-Beans, ma srrov. choice,
100 lbs; g.; pea. choice. s5@5.25 medium.
choice. t3.2J. kotcnnshi. Japanese or Corea n,
ss.c0g4 -: Cantallna, italian. 90: yellow
eye. sI.501a; black turtle soup. se: pink.
California. $3.50. Lima. California, Cd. asa
ego; Madagascar. 1920. sc.5o13.J0. Peas
Scotch. $3.50: green. choice, domestic. $3.50:
black cye.. California. 1871, $3.50: splits.
yellow. choice. -; green. choice. e7.5o
BUTTER-crcan higher than extras,
b.. 46n4dHc.; extras, n2 score. 45045nc
firsts. 37bd44tsc.: seconds, 34d36nc.; lower
grades. 5263lst.. nusalted, higher than
extras. 47hQ4sfc.; extras, 46hd47c.; firsts.
J7n4Jc.: seconds, 34hd36hc. State dairy,
tubs. finest. 43a14izc.; good 70 prime. asa
42c.: common to fair. 30d37c.; ladies. cur
30bc: seconds. .sd2shc.: lower garder, 26M
21Hc.: packing stock, current make. No. I.
?sT2shc.; No. :. 27T:Ihc.; lower grades,
24r26Nc.
CHEESE--Ncw York State flats. held
specials, 22nc2hc. fresh specials. 2212eiLc
average run. lihc.; State twins, specials
21ha22c.: average run. 2fitc.: Wisconsin.
double Daisies. fancx cot4021hc.: single
The New York herald., 1921-10-05
ls4,4s7 ON pENNsY PAYROLL.
Increase in Month OF 5000, with
More shopmen at Work.

The number Of employees on the
Pennsylvania Railroad System increased
3.s2s to 194.437 last month. This COM
pares with 279b9s at the peak" reported
on September 10. 1920. and with the low
mark Of 1s5.e25 on May is, 1921. after
rctrenchment measures forced the layo6
Of large numbers Of shop repairmen.
Recent increases In this class OF work.
ers have been made by the road to In.
sure a supply OF cars In good order for
the shipment Of grain and pcrishable
freight and to put rolling stock In condi-
ton against an upturn in other classes
Of freight.
The New York herald., 1921-10-05
DISCOUNT CORPORATION.
Company Sold S3.0B1. .ss7.T1S II
Paper I'm Thirty-tbree Months.

The statement of the Discount Cor
poration Of New York for the third
quarter Of 1921 made public yesterday
shows capital. surplus and undivided
profits Of s6,S73.316 and assets OF moro
than $72.770,00o.
The company discounted and resoid
to investors. banks, individuals. firms
and corporations throughout the United
States during 1919 $s54.sss.1 121- OF bank
and bankers acceptances and bank in
dorsed trade bills: during 1890 $780,
94a.651 Of them, and in the drst nine
months of 1921 $1,31s.s07.s40 Of such
bills-a total turnover Of $3,s55,sa7,712
in thirty-thrce months.
The New York herald., 1921-10-05
PENNA. SALT HOLDS IT'S OWN.

The report Of the Pennsylvania Salt
Manufacturing Company for the year
ended June 80 shows a surplus after
taxes and charges OF 1870, SGT. or S6.47 a
share. earned on the outstanding capital
stock Of $50 par value. This compares
with surpus in the preceding year of
31.002.S69. or $6.6s a share. Net from
sales was S1.234,41s and other income
sso.ss7. Plant depreciation was written
of at $265,006. while $7s.132 was
charged for Federal taxes. &C. Divi-
dends Of $750.000 were paid, leaving a
final surplus OF $cc0,667.
The New York herald., 1921-10-05
$l5,ooo,ooo GRAIN CREDIT.
Exchange Announces -AGreemen
with Finance Corporation.

ST. PAUL, MINI, Oct. 4.--On1cials Of
the Equity Cooperative Exchange here
announced to-day that an agreement
with the War Finance Corporation for
q promised $15.000.000 line Of credit
which It was declared would assure
adequate financing of the Northwest
grain crop marketing had been signed.
The agreement. It was announced.
makes portions Of such Government
funds available as loan to the ex-
change to the amount Of security placed.
The security includes corporation notes
Of the exchange and terminal elevator
receipts.
The New York herald., 1921-10-05
CHAMBER posTPoNEs MEETING

The regular monthly meeting of the
Chamber Of Commerce OF the State of
New York. which ordinarily would be held
tomorrow. has been postponed until No
vember because Of delay In completing
alterations to the chambers building,
Darwin p. Kingsley. Its president. an
nounced yesterday. A special meeting to
elect pilot commissioners. however. will
be held tomorrow. The chambers
executive committee has nominated
Capt. Marcus n. Tracy. Arthur M. Smith
and Joseph B. Morrell for pilot COM
missioners.
The New York herald., 1921-10-05
Daisies. fancy. 2oAn2iNc. Young Americas, >,
2fHe722c. State skins, 60f5c.


ECCS--Fresh gathered. extras. dozen. Bf3
5sc.; extra fiists, 47Q50c.: firsts. 4i046c !:
SECONDS and poorer. 3og4oc. trade eggs, 2s0
No. and poorer: 2Sg2ec. checks. fair 10
choice. Dry. lI@2sc.; refrigerator esgs.
charges paid TO expiring dates, special
marks. fancy, 37r3sc.; firsts. 349Ssc. sec
onds: siT3sHe. refrigerator. white esss.
fancy. candled. 7Jc. nearby. hennery whitee.
.rr. nr,ss. S,Sfsoc' SsthcreS vb,scs ups,s NO
70 extra fIrsts. o59s5c.; under grades. 400
.3c.; Pacific cast. white: extras. es97oc.
grades. 45053c.: tther Western and Southern
gathered whites, t01eoc.; nearby. hennery
browns. extra. JJ670Oc.: gathered brown and
mixed colors. graded extras. 5i0S3c. firsts
10 extra firsts. IiGJ0c.
FRUITS, FRESls--APPLEs-c;r basket.
T5c.ft3 red. 1Jc.Tt4; King. bbl,, ssTp
Wolf River s5ms.50 Wealthy, sJdfo: Nc
lntosh. e6df2; Jonathan, t5e5fi: Alex sag
$50; Hubba rdson. s5ms.50: Snow. $500:
Crcening, $50 10: Baldwin, sJ07; Craven
stein. sfGS.5o, Winter Banana, Western,
The New York herald., 1921-10-05

Irr,ut .,,sIeu OF Wv InrK Stock Excbange.
mot listed on New York Stock Exchange
JOINT STOCK LAND BANK BONDS.
Yield
Bid. Ask. About.
First J. 9. L. B.--Chicago
5its. Nov. 1851 op II. 1901. fo1n 5.37
tJoint Stock Land Bank
Be-. May. 1889 op "a. % e4ik $50
tJolnt Stock and pank
81. Nov, 1898 op 23.. p2ik qlh $50
tNot listed on New York Stock Excha nee
The New York herald., 1921-10-05

LosT-Great Northern Railway Company
certificate 100 shares preferred stock. No.
f2e735, in name OF Livingston Company,
also Atchison. Topeka 4 Santa Fe Railway
Company certificate for 100 xhares preferred
stock No S4675. In name OF Feuchtw anger.
Cahan T. Company. All persons warned
against negotiating same. Notice Is hereby
given to show cause Why duplicate certlfi-
Gates should not be issued. NATIONAL
SURETY COMPANY. lis. Broadway. N. Y.
city.
LOST--Certiffcates :47,4- -c4765, each for 100
shares Southern Railway Company COM
mon Stock in the name OF Elmer s. John
ston. All persons warned-application for
,ssuing new certificates made. NATIONAL
SURETY COMPANY, 1i5 Broadway. n. Y.
city,,
LOST-southern Pacific Company Stock Ger
tificate No. H5A0t1 for 100 shares IN the
name Post 4 Flags" Notice II hereby
given to show cause TO said Company. f85
Broadway, New. York. N. Y. why dupli-
cate should not be issued. NATIONAL
SURETY COMPANY. 1i3 broadway. New
York. n. Y.
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FORD co. WINS PATENT APPEAL
u. 8. Court Reverses Verdict OF
$4,000. 900 for X. w. Ignition Co.

CHICAGO, Oct. l.-The United States
court of Appeals to-day reversed a de-
cision of Judge A. B. Anderson at In
dianapolis giving the X. w. Ignition
Company a verdict OF approximately
$4,000. 900 against the Ford Motor Conn
pany. s. F
The Ignition company charged the
Ford factory had manufactured for it's
own use ignition coils on which the L.
W company held patent.
The Appellate Court held that the de-
fendant had not-been notified of any in
fingement Of patent rights.
The New York herald., 1921-10-05

REGINA, Sask.. Oct. 4.-The largest oat
crop. and the second largest wheat crop
in the history OF the Province Is forecast
by the Statistics Bureau of the Saskat-
chewan Department OF Agriculture In
its crop estimate issued to-day.
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SUGAR STOCKS.
TOBACCO STOCKS.
i5o; Delaware aud Maryland, basket, efD
lZo; yams. Southern, bbi.. l2.6O@a 25.

rrvULLNf, DRESSED-FRESH KILLED
ShtCk sat,s, kENS-Western. small broilers, boxes
roster. .2e93se;: Western. bbls.. DRY
picked: lbs.,. 32d37c. 4 lbs. 3o03sc.: 81
ne:: .cs:, 2S02sc;; lbs, 2f1c0c. mixed weights
5oc.; nearby, j0sl42c fowls, bexes, iS@
3ac bbls;. dry. isff3sc.: iced. fs03ac.: cid
COCKS. leT20c. TURKEYs-sprins 30@30c.
sQUAns.W White. dozen, s39S. GUINEAs--
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
1E CHASE NATIONAL BANK
OF TIE CITY OF NEW YORK.
New York. September 18th. is7l.
Y, srrxM sroCEcIIOI. .DERa:

Ing Of the Stockhoiders Of the Bank will b
held at its Banking Rooms at 81 Broadway
Borough Of Manhattan, City Of New YORK,
ber. 1921. 1T ~ O'Clock noon, for the pur-
poss Of ratifying and confirming the terms
ana conditions agreed upon BY . majority oe
the board Of directors Of Tho Metropolitan .
National Bank Of the City of New York ana
by . majority Of the board OF directors
Of this Bank 10 consolidate the sald TIVE
banking associations into ono association
under the charter Of The Chase Nationai
Bank Of the City Of New York: end for the
transaction Of such other business ~ mag
properly come before the meeting.
~ Order Of the Board Of Directors.
W. p. HOLLY. Cashisss