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AGENTS

AGENTS -v-onasrful seller. sec progst
every dollar sales. L1eanse unnecessary.
% s'oek e sarryi, ssappss tres As sss,ss
NAN OR WOMAN wAwTED--ssalarv
selling guaranteed hosiery 20 wearer. Ex-
perscnuaa unnecN8Rarg Intmrna ticnMl
Mis-. Nerristown. "a. lies
AGENTs-Asake $500 weekly sel.Ins
guaranteed hosiery. We guarantees HSe ~
Neekiy full time. fse an hour spare
wear Hosiery. Darby, IA. ies
AGENTS - LARGE MANUFACTURER
. ss a.a. sn' s e s ~a. ass .sSss " esh
son Mils. SOS srcaa~sy. New YORK SIS
AGENTS. see weekly taking or.
dNgw fer fast selling Goodyear ralncoatss
hundreds Of orders waiting. e 80 an hour
FOR sp@rs time; we deliver and cs'ls =.
agency Goodyear Mfg. Co. a2fs GOODYEAR
BIDS. Kansas City BIO, $50
WE recognise no competition because Of
the untrue and most essential nature
and II, = eprctected article exclusively
owned and controlled By us. clearing up
Government created demand II yoa can
not sell this speciality you win fan SELF
ma iife pressrvers on a sinking ship.
Definite cooperation. Jerome EaAdt,
Pres. . South Dearborn St. Chicago,
AuENTR-yTaRe orders for pure silk
Hosiery az reduesd prices in Xmas
gIft boxes. make $40 daily we deliver
for YOU no investment. sample outfit
deposit $780, refunded later We are
actual manufacturers. write today. Real
silk hosiery Mills. Indianapolis, IND.
AOENTs~-At law--lslg money maker.
sampaa case free. Contains rs articles
Of Pure Food Flmvors, Soaps Perfumes.
Toilet goods. etc Sch In every home
Large profit On every sale Fdifh HIATT
made So In one week Dora Kraft made
50 Ia spare time. VIM Turner placed
an order for s30o. Anna fsockray made
So an hour George Oates took orders To-
So IA enc week FOR Fav0rs and Per-
fsanes All big sellers Every weman
buys. Sell every day in the year. Btg re-
peat business. IEawe = steady income.
Order your sample case today and make
some real money and biuld up a air
business. American Products Co. Ess
American hid. Cincinnati. ohio.
AGENTs-sieo WEEKLY. Autoraohna
owners everywhere wild with enthusi-
assn. Marvellous invention doubles pow
er. mileage, efficiency. Saves its cost
FIRST day. Sensational sales everywhere.
Territory going like wildnre. see sample
ousht and Ford Car free Write quick.
Ovee Co, Dept. 1876. Louisville, Ky.
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HELP-FEMALE

WANTED cook. Apply sOa y Bar
celona.
WANTED---yvognen 10 cell Iel-Ada.
Makes pure fruit Jelly almost whiie
you wait sells on sight Big profits
Write TODAY Fruit Valley Corporation.
Rochester. y. Y.
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Notice L. hereby given 20 creditors.
legafees. dissributses and all persons
having claims or demands against the
estate Margaret A. Mayo. deceased. 10
present tho same 20 the undersigned
within two l2l years from the first pub
llcataon or this notice. This 3eth day
Of October. A. ~. 1850.
j. T.. MAYO,
w III. MAYO.
sooot- GA W. w .22ss
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POSITION WANTED

A. EDUCATED refined indv sha wad.
Ga % = clergyman. wishes employment
a. q roFrpanicn % an Mmea or Meust~
fnxmid per~oa. Exp@ramncea Mrw y.
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POSITION wANTEn-ay vcssnw LADY. :
10 5 o'cieck daity. Care - frvaIsa
children 90 light work. Address ySflsor~
care Journal II
POSITION WANTED ~ Young ew.
school teaehef, position 81 anv sort
with mnFw reliable company IL Ean@M~
cola who VIII cTer chaac@ - esv~rce-
snaat rs the bae5nFH - Warff kAarnMs
~ - Box ass FL
POSITION WANTED ~ voung fssarrfea
mar Experienced Salesman ana
nookk~erer Address n .. rssss a.s. Cffv.
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II. s. ARMY GOODS
alnp IN &c oRpgR rooAY.

ssNp IN VouR oRpER TO-DAY.
~ 5 Army 9. p. snlr,s we psf.
eraas 4. sa's3 S.eas - nSo e. ., srsae
I each Earneut cost government -. brand
neN. double front and back, soft. warm
wool siEss 40 20 ~. price per sarlnent'
/ 81 s. ~ q. Army shoes, regulation Nun
son last. Russell lsathsr This Is rot tbs
cheap imitation. but the best quality
Government specification built snoe.
Faify guaranteed ~ even paritQ 1laf.
8sEs az n. Army heavy ., ~. and Gray
cotton sockA brand new. per pair, <se.
~ \. Army Cvercoata All wool. warm
and comfortable. double breasted. beltrd
back. civilian buttons, real protection
against winter winds. dyed blue. black
81 brown. 1895 olive arah color AZ tlss.
sheep lined Goats. hrand new made
from the best grade cantns ducks heavy
weight, lining q Renulas seiected anee.-
nkin. wonderful val1e. price cut %
SO %. n. s. Army haincuets, cfficerN'
beited model bellows pockeis. brand
rev. wonderful raincont made 90 stand
tns most incisment we.sther. coat 90 ~
long. tt2bo. same coat. 50 IN. Ions. git4e
&. $. Army blankets, brand new olive
drab. s-ih. blanket regulation: the best
wool blanket that money could buy. tsfs,
Z. s. Army Blanket q. r.. reclaimed, Y
sood condition grade a, 81 ss. ~ y.
Amy Hip boots. brand new, made .
stand the most seysFe weather. best
quality - rubber, 1855. AZ s Army gnr-
EMNM &AtHf WIN kfAs NkMMM NV 80 NAesa
made FROM best grade galvanized Iron.
sass WRITE FOR FREE CATALO9.
Your money will be refunded II You are
not satlsfiei with each purchaae. LIB
khTN BONDS ACCEPTED AT FACE
VALUE include postage for goods sent
ssAoiEY soNoEo WAREHOUSE co.
s sss Dealer. Il Sr Tss"s aosa. Il q me
South.
FOR sALE-ons TEX typewriter n 5000
condition. Price rsaaonabie. Apply Jour
nal office
GAsAvER for range cooking saves
housewives millions dollars. time. Ia
Dor. Price sec. send no money. booklet
free. Independent Gas Appliances. Park
Row bidg View York tss
FROST PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS
Wakefleida. Fiat Dutch. succesaiort
Coz sp 8 50 200 Iii s sss an ana a.
liyery guaranteed, ~ express Feb here
Full count guaranteed I'D. T.. JAMISON. /
suurnervilie. q
GEoagIA CANE sgRuP; new crop
boiled Gown 60 bright thick syrup NeW
3 Eaiien barrels, soc per gallon. tls
Per barrel Z Q. b. Cairo Ga. James l. |
Mauldin. Caaru. ca.
MILLIONS Large Cabbage Pants /
Wakefleida. pufch, Succession e00
POSTPAID Cecs 500 rssstpaid 81. .oeo ca I
pressed. si.tes over 81 81. 40 ~ 10 per i
cent free plants. Seaside Farms. narlsn /
Ca
CABBAGE PLANTS. $50 thousand. ter /
thousand, 1ti 800 POSTPAID 81 ! 900. /
~ Oakiln Farm. Orlando F4a
ORANGES FRoM oRovh TO YOU.
Tree ripened sweet Florida oranges i
grove packed. uuwhahed and unwrnp-
nAl thereby retaining good keeuamN 4
qualities. Shipments begin November 20 /
huahel crafes t1 SO Co 81 90 Fertile Val Il
leT Farms. seffneF. Via $751;
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Neither the cAptain ownera 60 con
ssgn@ss 81 tie American steamship
sssausswm IalanG va be Responsible for
aehes cosstractaa hy the crew or said
sessel GtfsF TRANSIT CO,
j. 81 y. SIMMONS. coaSsgsces.
N@stmw.
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CREW NOTICE

Neither the capta4n. owuerS
ar runsaxnAms CT the Americas
s 81 CrEst0hml wtsl - r~mTan-
n gsbla for neeea contracted ~
- crew u tns 80 vessel
sttsN.4s Mn cs0R~fN Cansi wnahS
Master
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PERSONAL

PROFESSIONAL NURSE Armada
Dreury see w. Belmont ST. pensa-
cola, Florida.
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Notice is hereby given 20 creditors.
leEAfmea. distributes. aud all persons
having claims or demands against the
estate of Mark Nave. deceased. 90 pre-
sent the same 10 the undersigned with
ms two tzl years ffwm the first pubs
ucattou Of this notice. This g0th. dav
81 October. "A D.. 1850.
y. T.. MAYO
W W MAYO,
Executors
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The Market Place of West Florida |
READ DAILY BY 10000 PEOPLE
The Cost is But Trie and the Results are UneQualed
FOR SALE
WoNDERFUL VALUEs

our great price Wrecking sale n how
On We bought goods from Uncle sam u
vpat Quantities III NEW and RECLAIM
En
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AlENTR-~Tahe orders for pure SILK
Hosiery az redaesd prices in Xmas
gift boxes. make $40 daily. we deliver
fer YOU no Investment. sample outfit
deposit $50: refunded later. We are
actual manufacturers. write today. Real
SILK hosiery Mills Indianapolis, Ind.
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LEGAL NOTICE

IN Esaamnsm County Court of aecerd
state Of F1ora1a-~Eu Chaneery
%asA Haynes. Complainant.
"a.
wtilsasn J. Haynes. Defendant
On Monday. the sta day cf December
a. ~. lsse. the defendant. William y
HAYNES. IN required ~ appear 70 the hlll
filed against him herein
ThiH order 90 be published once each
week for four ca consecutive weeks III
the Pensacola Journal. a newspaper pub
IisAaA IN said EMoamhia County.
fSeMi1 " n RICE
Clerk Court ~ Record
ny. A. l. TfpWEfsTs u. {.
Pensacola. F1a-. Oct. safh, 1880
Sf0cs- cav 4w- a9ss
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WANTED

w AAN ~ MaAS
WANTED To hear from owner % farm
or unlmprove,a land for sale. X.
finwiey. baldwin. Wis. @si
WANTED ~ BuY-Twno $50 or one 500
liberty bonds az once az market price
Tor cash. WIN. care Journal
vANTED--stretchins curtains nlcely At
reasonable price CAN a f0ot n. ne-
VnnsF. or phone 1897 cara Pearson
WANTED TO RENT Refined couple
wish a. rent light housekeeping apart
nent. furnished or unfurnished Al
dress Permanent Care Journal e
WANTED TO BUY-On terms. Or 2
room house IN desirable location ~ viii
rent Address T.. 81, Care Journal 81
WANTED TO RENT-Horsa and harness
three or four DAYS a week. Address
r. q. Box asa 81
WANTED TO Rur--A second hand oil
heater. aiso an ice box. must he Food
a. new, Address p. p. cara Journal
WANTED purchase from wrow-
eIA best grades of soft aheIl Pecan
nuts. Send samples and auoie prices 20
" A. Rronhhmrst Co Inc e2E s proaa-
Nay Yonkers. ~ Y.
SEWING MACHINES AND. sTRnsa
.nNtrumenta repaired Phone 1si. J.
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PHONE tf4s. OFFICE AND WARS
KINDS or HAULING. YOUR nu@l.
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FOR RENT

FOR RFNT-rslrniShed rooms for light
house keoplng. 23s West Romano.
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Notice il hsrehy given thas the IN
d@xsiGnea. administrator 81 the estate 0f
s2nd day 81 January. A. D.. 1871. pss-
sent hi@ final account and yoachevs TO
tina County Judge Of Escauahsa Counss.
Florida. and ask 20 be discharged from
his kaid Enthusiastically.
I. d. AIKEN. Administrator
New 1afh, 1880. oaw-sw
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FOR RFzNT-gpacs suitsuse for market
or shoe shop. Apply sei r. Gonzalez
Sc
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AGENT ss--ws aas4erfui seller. Sc pr'uEft
every dollar sales. L&eanse Unnecessary.
No stock 90 carry. Sample free. Msmsson
Bead Co. office 70. Los Angeles. Calf.
1us
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A8FMr&--Nak s6e weekly taking or-
degw fer fast selling Goodyear ratncoats
hundreds Of orders waiting g 20 an hour
for mpMr@ time, we deliver and calReefs
Nanrp5a coat free write today Tor
agency Goodyear Mfg. Co. a2fs GOODYEAR
naax. Kansas City, No. $50
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HELP-MALE

MEN. we guarantees 20 teach you the
barber trade. scholars complete in four
weeks income while learning. We own
shops. permanent paying positions guar
anteed twhite onlgJ. Jacksonville Barber
College. Jacksonville. ia. 20q
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SOS WANTED F0N MOTOR TRUCK
Sealed bids will be received by the
Board Ct Commissioners Of the CITY Of
Pensacola 80 60 o'clock n m. Monday
November gtth. 1890. FOR furnishing the
Water Department Of the city Of Pensa-
cola one motor truck Of not exceeding
one and = half ft 1-g9 tons capacity
thoroughly equipped
bidders bid with the understanding
that the old truck now I'm use by the
Water Department viii be taken IN
trada and bidders must state allowances
they win make for old truck
Proposals 90 be addressed 20 T. n.
Helnberw. City Clerk. and endorsed
Proposal Cor Motor Truck Water De-
parfment"
The rtght Il reserved 20 reject any
and All hidA
~ order Of the Beard Of Commits.
si0uera.
GEO. IT, uINnIcHs.
Commissioner Of streets
Attest: and Public Works.
T. y. HETNpER0.
City Clerk.
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FOR SALE

NOn sAL0@fao puucturs proof tire.
8txA $500 for tire. tube and rim.
Antoefat tire. iie eg heth are new
saa.e0. Phone toA
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AaENTS--Make $500 weekly selssns:
guaranteed hosiery. We guarantees aSe av
Neekiv full time. fbe an hour spare
time. ExDersance Unnecessary. Perfect
wear Hosiery. Darby, Ia. ies
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MAN OR WOMAN wAMTED-ssaIary
SIS fali time. &c an hour spare time.
selling guaranteed hosiery 90 wearer. Esx-
perscnuae unnecessary. Iut@rAa ticnAl
Afilla Ncrrsstowns Pa. lies
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FOR RAI.E-.Ons nax typewriter m good
condlticn. Price reasonable Apply Jour
nal office.
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DANCING

DANCING SCHOOIS-Cla~e sea Private
lessons Also chlldrens classes ia nNm-
ihetic Dancing e0s West Gfe9pTy
Phons SIS 1876
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#oh hAlsts-Cems - nuts On trees so
49, tWtn west 81 citv Coed soil
.nAaken tight res large paper
.e1elas se-rorn bungalow furnished
lAFaFs servant house blocks to|
sseNMte CO.. Mnd Mfaaa1 school fmmedi
"a = houahtou. Route A. Bax
~se-0 81
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-30
Erowing Seriousness of Situation as Shown in
Cable Dispatches Causes Much Discus
sion in Washington.
FURNISHES FUEL FOR TREATY FIGHT
leaders on Both Sides Keep Close Watch,
Hoping to Turn to Own Advantage Plight
in Which World Finds Self
: t. c. Martin. United Press Staff

BIZ t. C. Martin, United Press Staff
Correspondent.l
Jan. 30-The grow
g seriousness Of the world situa
pn. hnth economically and polite
Nv, is commanding much attention
connection with the senate treaty
gh. today.
LEADERS on both sides have been
Heping close watch on dispatches
ON Europe, Asia and Africa. The
ason is that both sides in the fight
Ter compromise ratification appar,
&tly hope to turn to their own ad-
Bn,age the plight in which much of
world finds itself
4Threat OF a boishevistic conflagra-
tn in the east, unrest and civil dis
.bances In the new made states OF
|ddIo Europe, and economic turmoil
over the world, resulting from
constant dropping OF the ex-
bnge rate, are the features OF the
uation which senate leaders on
Lib sides Of the treaty debate be.
ss they can turn to account
Much discussion has been caused
senate cloak rooms by the cable
)patches.
Dut Of this discussion, senator's on
fh sides said today, has come the
liet that rere is good ammunition
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-30
HE HAD PEP
BUT 1T FAILED
Drives Girl to Marriage License Clerk
With Revolver But She
Was Not of
Age.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
lingame, %, wondered today if that
stone age marriage custom always
worked. 1t didn't for him.
With a revolver he drove Margaret
Creger to the marriage license bureau.
She hesitated, stammered, and blushed
when the clerk asked her name.
The clerk sent her home to get
proof that she was eighteen.
At home she called the police. Bur
lingame went to the police station.
ANY man with pep would have done
what l did, he told officers. ANY.
way the revolver was fixed SO it
wouldn't shoot"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-30
AWAIT CHINA
.... RATIFICATION
Cannot Be Considered Member o'
League of Nations or Take
Part in Council Until
She Does.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.
LONDON, Jan. 30.-The secreta
riat of the league of nations here to
day still was awaiting ratification OF
the Versailles treaty by the Chinese
government.
Until such ratification is forthcom
ing. it was stated, China cannot be
considered member Of the league
and cannot be represented upon the
league council. Nothing has been
heard from China on the matter, IT
was said.
Although Greece also has not rati'
fled the treaty, she is represented on
the council, it was explained, because
she has given her pledge that early
ratification will be forthcoming.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-30
u. S. Department of Commerce Shows Jobbers,
Wholesalers and Retailers in Some Sec
\ tions Divided Big Sum.
ATLANTA RAISED ALL OTHER. ANTEs
Boston Retailers Charged but Eleven Cents Per
Pound and Made Money Even on That
Low Figure.
by Ralph F. Couch, United Press
Staff Cnrresnnndent /

by Ralph F. Couch, United Press
Staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3O.-Evidence
that jobbers, wholesalers and retail
dealers are dividing profit Of more
than 100 percent on sugar at 20 cents
"a pound was found today in reports
to the United States department Of
commerce.
The reports showed that in Decem-
Der, 81 cents a pound was the price
at which American refiners sold sugar
for export from the United States
During the same month the price
charged by retail dealers in fifty
cities averaged 141s cents per pound.
showing that after the sugar left the
refineries, six and quarter cents
was added to each pound sold. The
average price quoted was compiled
tby the labor department bureau of
statistics from reports of hundreds of
price reporters. In many cities the
retail price was far more than 141s
;cents. -,
In Atlanta, Ga, 22.6 cents per
pound was charged. In Little Rock
the price was .224 and in Memphis
.219.
In some cities, however the retail
price was below the average. Thus
in Boston, retailers charged II, in
Chicago III, in Cleveland .141 and in
New York .119. In the same month
the average wholesale price of sugar
was Jos.
Although these prices are for De-
cember, the price at which refners
can now import cane sugar from
Cuba and sell it for export has not
advanced much beyond 81 cents. Off
cials here say. In fact much of the
granulated sugar now being sold at
20 cents and more per pound was
imported and refined in December.
Ref1ners make profit Of only about
2A cents per pound on sugar i'm
ported from Cuba, refined and then
sold for export at 81 cents. In De-
cember they imported from Cuba a
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-30
UMOR FACTORY
| AT CAPITOL
Rring Of Five Suspended Socialist
Assemblymen Resumed Today
in Order to Speed
Up.
Harold d. Jacobs, United Press
Staff Correspondent.l

Harold d. Jacobs, United Press
Staff Correspondent
albany. N. Y, Jan. 30.-Hearing
the FIVE suspended socialist as
hbiymen was resumed today be.
se of the expressed desire of
lrman Martin to hurry the pro.
Zdings.
4 ne capitol has been turned into
3efltable rumor factory. The latest
10 gain general circulation is
the dissenters in the committee
ady have won a majority of the
teen members and are planning,
q oon as the prosecution has COM
ed It's case, to waive presenta-
OF the socialists case and i'm
pateiy recommend that the assem-
reseat the suspended members
arop the whole proceedings.
eanWhile the insurgency" in the
noiy proper was proving as mer-
ai as the temperature. Yester-
Is appeared that the reported
OF Lieut.. Col. Tneo. Roosevelt
iead this movement had been
iuoned, because or premature
lIeation of his alleged intentions.
Sip III the capitol lobbies had it
roosevelt was intensely angered
nat he regarded as a violation OF
luence' believing that the cnance
q successful drive against the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-30
GOES TO HIS DEATH
WITH SMILE ON LIPS

two trains and accomplishing a third
murder.
Two shocks were administered.
Just before entering the death cham.
ber Handy lighted a cigarette and
turned off the phonograph which had
ch heered him during the last hours. At
no time did he appear worried orr
gloomy and as he passed to the room
where death awaited him he turned
to the twenty-nine other condemned
men and whispered good bye fellows.
always liked to try everything once"
Shortly before his death, Handy
asked the warden to tell "all the
young fellows for me not to ever start
doing wrong, for once you start, you
can never stop a career of crime
He added, however, that he did not
want to appear as a moralist and
cheerfully asked that the guard at his
door be changed, because -he hasn't
got smile in him"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-30

total Of 212,7O6,592 pounds at cost
Of $13,829,925. This Is at the rate
Of 6 1-35 cents per pound.
During December, 100000 pounds OF
raw sugar was imported free Of duty
from the Philippines at cost OF
$43, ,465 or approximately nine cents
pound.
Refined sugar exported during De
cember totalled 99,189,08S pounds.
The price at which 1t was shipped
was given to customs collectors as
$S,166,200.
American refiners made margin
Of approximately S2,231, 900 during
December on sugar sold for export,
it was estimated.
bers, wholesalers and exporters on
December.
Four Grocers Arrested.
DES MONIES, Iowa, Jan go
Charged with profiteerlng in sugar,
four Des MoInes grocerymen were
arrested today on warrants sworn to
by H. G. Iarimer. federal fair price
commissioner for Iowa. Larimer
stated today's arrests mark the be-
ginning of state round up Of
profiteers.
Refuses to Discuss Report.
NEW YORK, Jan. 30.--The sugar
equalization board today refused to
discuss the report made to Washing
ton that jobbers, wholesalers and re-
tailers were dividing moro than 100
percent profit on sugar.
The government has ceased to air
the right of a selling fair price," for
sugar and Is confning its operations
to the prosecution of profteering, it
was stated.
Cuban sugar is now being bought
by refiners in the United States at
II and 13 cents a pound, a. refner
stated.