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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-25
FIhANCIAI NOTES.

Tho name ot the DuJanl Ruildins the
central uiiCr ~ General Motors Corpora.
..su iu Detroit is t0 he changed ~ General
,5aes cons -,a-cmsnf for January shows
urt ,aruis-r II .h'..thl 4tjeI Settlnk
ASIDE funds for sN taNc> and budget for
annual a.Nrrtt>ng this is a. annual rate
st a.,ru,s aiatslH > 600
Rrta nt rr~t preferred stoch q; 81 81.
t..gft.t4u- tu4 yaIIC ~ the coal company
--Gnt~ 4uot,3. yesterday 81 let<, was At
- q, Which the dividend Yields return
of ,isi afoNn pcr cent Ihai makes al
attractive lrvcstmcn; proposition even 10
fir>tc.A> passenger rates 70 European
points llNC t,ccu Ial~cfI lu por cent. ef-
f.,,t,e m >ailiugs on and after March !.
second and thlrd-Cla~s fares arr unchanged.
NicNN7rc spencer steel Corporation for
thr eleven months ended NoNUmoer 80,
la1o reports surplus after charges and
Federal taxes nj S2.6ti2.a.9. equivalent
after dividends on the prefCrred and Class
A common stock to ). sharr earned
on the o5a 600 shares Of common stock uf
+, oaa-fsrs usually well informed il is said
that TN annual report of thc American
I#l~otrotlvr Go to bc made public neat
Fcutu viii Dlakc the most favorable show
.-.1 ~ the history OF tnt organization. 1t
said hat not only viii earnings DC salts
tartDry 14; shat an unusually strong cash
position W4ll bs revealed. With con
..Ir-ahlc odaatity Of lule surplus inves ed
IL ua~ -erol Led Yesterday in brukeragc
.cle~ fDat the annual reLori Of Famous
IIaNcrS to be issued next woek would
~.-u apfroxinately So 4 share earned On
.sss- shares of lis common stock after
-A2,- Depreciation and preferred dlvi-
.uds and 5 cast position N the neishbor-
.s.l OF $1,000 COO
ia, business 81 the National Surety
f.ar4uauy lA 1920 was the largest ever done
- . snri. company N the history OF
surtty according 10 It's annual report Dur
lr- the year the company wrote gross
t.-.nlluu. : - 81. u44 Ig4 q record amount
a.uaust St-.I1O.4.H the year hefore Losses
tu the yra- agcrc-atrd - 80 .3lf sS com.
4a-t-l VIII s-l1t..fc u tbe previous year
sr iucrcas lH euncz2lement and robbery
r.rn4zhuut .he country IS evidenced by tht
Increase IN tnc company annual Loss
ratio which ADVANCED TO IS : per cent Iasi
,.a. from - = ptr cent IL 1915
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-25
CUTZZy130EEIT
ENGINEER
RECOMMENDS
CHASCO-VIN
Like Inheriting Fortune,
He Says; Gets His Old Pep
Back, Too.

i sure do recommend Chasco-Vin; is
il the best tonic ] ever took J was all
run n-down and had one of those bad
colds that make life miserable and hang
on and on like leach.
AS soon az began taking CnascO- Vim
/ felt the change. / took three bottles
in all and now | feel like my old self
again. IL brought the old pep back, too
III my opinion ChasCoVin is a wonder
ful medicine" F. A. Robinson, Engineer
G4ocal address il desired.D Chasco- Vim
is only sold by specially appointed
agents In Wilmington, the Chasco- Vim
agents are Eckerd Cut Rate, sos Mar
ket and I'll Market street and MiIler's
Drug Store. 400 Market street. For
coughs, Group and whooping cough, take
Chasco- -Kof Knocker 1t hardly ever
fails
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-25

Strcct Whcruvcrntroduced il haa taken
immediate hold on the public and brought
forth words Of praise from people 10 all
stations Of life II docs all that Is claimed
for il and more A. verified by the stat
ments of people living III your home cItH
Possibly your ncxt-door neghbor has
proven that this remedy IL remarkably
successful rs "a germ-,icstroyer, TISSUE
builder and a builder-up Of wasted organs
For instance, the signed statement
made recently by NIr4. IVA VI seward
a popular lady Of Viola, Del who has :;
host Of friends. SAYS
Il gladly give my highest endorsement
for your Plant JUICE - Il certainly dId
wonders for me. My case WAS one 81 the
most desperate rs had been great suffer
er for years with my stomach which was
IN such a weak condition that | could not
keep even n glass Of water down, Was Il.
constant pain from gas, could not sleep a
night and dreaded bedtime, my nerves
were m such bad condition that | could
not bear to be alone; was loslng IN weight
heavily and had given up all hope ofso
ever being we'll again as | had tried SO
many medicines without any benefit ).
NclChbors OF mlae who had been cured
t,1 Plant Jtnce begged me to try II, which
| did | began 10 pick up immediately
and my appetite came back to me nov
an able to cat any kind of food, sleep
like a child 1T night and my nerves arr
IN splendid condition; | am not constipat
Cd or do not have an ache or a pain; have
gained II pounds IN weight: am doing
aIl Of my own housework feel strong and
j well All my friends speak Of the fine,
! healthy color in my face. | tell them that
/ Plant Juice did it
The Plant Juice Man IS at The Miller
Drug Store, 40I 400 Market street, where
he s daily meeting the local public and
introducing and explaining the merits OF
] u :. .....,o.l.. Er1... rnarnl.e rrIXafl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-25
GREENHILL BIBLE CLASS.

The Bible Class of Greenhill Presby-
torian Sunday school held it's third AN
nual supper in the Sunday achool room
on Tuesday evening Thirty-fivo members
and friends wero present. The guests OF
the evening were the officers and teachers
Of the Sunday school The following
officers we're elected Joseph Billlngsley,
preaidert. Ms Elizabeth Hagan, score
tary-treasurcr
REV Howard NcDade Of the Metho
dist Episcopal Church at Claymont, wa
chief speaker Miss Ethel Moore enter
tanned with selections on tho piano.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-25
DIED IN HOSPITAL.

Dover, Feb. 25.-Mp. Leath v Wise
widow of William A. Wise of this town dieJ
Yesterday at 50. Joseph's Hospital, PhiIa-
phia. She had been for the past week for
treatment. she was bT years " age and
is survived by one sor Harry Wise and
one daughter, Migs Helen Wisa. one ~
the clerical force at the Delaware Trust
Co, this town. he remains were brought
here on the noon train today Funeral
arrangements have not M yet been made.
Daniel Carpenter, ono 0f D0vera re-
apected oolored men and for ssveral years
head winter at Dover Inn, died. early
Yesterday morning, the result If an attack
~ indigestion about week ago. lfe wa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-25
HAS PLENTY OF TROUBLE.

Dovcr F,b o5 kcrt countvs rev
Roard 81 Assessment, taking the place of
A. district assessors are surply having
troubles of their own OF tho thousands
II letters scnt out containing question
mares IS 70 property, many are being
rrt,Ir7,cd each dav unopened, ~ not dc
hvcrcd other as refused 70 accept etc
making the final adjustment Of such taxa
lies taken from the tax books, rcCistra-
tlon books and The several town assess-
neat lists difficult matter 10 accom-
pllsh
Resides tho three members Of the Board
Of Assessment clerks arr working dally
In getting those qucstionnalres which have
.,een sent in checked M and placed IN
alphabetical order when the final aAss''s@-
mint i madc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-25
FISH COMMISSION.
Further Action Awnlts Appointment of
Board for New Jersey.

The fsb commission, appointed re
Gently TO confer with Now Jersey com.
miasioners relative To the drniting OF
uniform fishing laws for the Delaware
river and bay section, will wnit until u
similar commission is appointed by New
Jersey before proceeding my further
with its work.
Tho Delaware commissioners held
conference with members Of tho New
Jersey Fish md Game Commission and
havo held hearing for tho benefit of The
Delaware river and bay fishermen. ihe
commission will hold another conference,
for the purpose Of clarifying some OF th"
points on which tho Delaware iawa were
not entirely 10 the liking of the Della awhre
fishermen
IL IL expected that Governor tdwards
of New JorBey will, next week, appoint a
commission Of three members 10 confer
with tho Delaware oommieFion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-25
Williams Held for Trial.

On = charge Of violating the age o.
consent law. preferred by Cora Harvey
colored. IA years old Mark Williams
colored. was held under $500 bail for th'
Court OF General Sessions by Judge Lynr
hi Municipal Court today The case o.
Richard RIggins, charged with the samt
offense. wa, continued until Monday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-25
WALL STREET INTERESTED.
, ali tor Report on Rank Presidents
Salaries uprcCcdentcd-

j.. ~ jsr,.e4 81, T.xcrY Evening
ra e-I<een interest
VYt, street today IA the
....i...,t-,ll,l- es thc treasury
,,r,ft ou salaries uf na.
,a..t4re ii connection with
i..rl .iat.Incnt yesterday.
....t Nas puinted out,
81, -r4Lir,. ri'Iic OF the
I.,f. att#.itis' salaries.
i...r,~ ihat bank state
. - tho comptroller g
Nf>Itd some bankers
n, -o, fiuK legal advise
.t.., HIS .f,f.r. which was sa IA
.,,...- aa could be enforced
s., . ia Gis recent annual
- te e4uliitfce Of bank
rd expressed the
4. stockholders should
t salaries paid to eN-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-25
J,np Il. Thomas. ,sca rive. Hurt.

t.r. Thomas the tv,-ycar r-old son
.r. ..a 1lre Saru, l. Thomas.
.-a-- street sustained a fra
..,v t,-, INSIST when he fell
-.,..l stcr- Io,rh ~ his home,
..t. M raa hcrr playing Hc was
..r.,. :. ii. delaware Hospital. where
.,rdiftor vas report~d as good to-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-25
CAME FROM VIOLA
TO RELATE STORY
How Plant Juice, the New Her
bal Stomach Medicine. Has
Restored Her to Health.

Nothing that science hns mt forth from
the laboratory of Naturr haa ~ quickly
snr,lnR INTO worldwide fame aud IRON
incncc IA has Plant Juice. tho now hethai
stomach mcdlclne. now heinR introduced
~ The Nlllnr Ilrlg atorc. a04 A0N Narkci
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-25
seckIey Case Goes over.

AT the request Of Ayers Stockley, coun-
sci for John c. Seckley, charged with non
support, Judge Lynn in Municipal Court
today continued his case until Wednesday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-25
wAYsIDE PULPIT

Dovcr. Feb 25 a vavsIds pilpt ~
IL IL designated, has boen pla,nd 10 irYni
II tbr PcDplos' hfiafian hufrh pn Brad
ford street
r. contains n fnensagf ~ ayffal w0rda
which ~ ~ w. foplarrd e'ioh Nesk, ~ thsi
paasera ~ may atop. hok and fead
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-25
That Toddle.

Was your wife angry with you be
cause you couldn't do the latest
dapccs?"
Yes. che wna lust hopping s--Ameri-
can Legion Weekly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-25

about 65 years of age and wsn a prOmlnnui
member - tbe cOl0rsd 0fyanization n
KnightH ~ pythisns ~ fhs trssn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-25
Addition 10 Peniey Family

MIR and Mru Clarence NJ Pcnley.
$500 Market street. aro receiving con
grntulationa on the birth Of "a girl yeater
day afternoon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-25

Sell your oic furniture through Every
Evening want ads
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-25

Two Admit fntorlosiion
Plealing guilty % Municipal Cour' ~
day W boug drunk AlexandoI iaes
and jane 4 Wirt Rrre osCh Ilsld 80
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-12-16
his "breeches" down is brought wildly to mind by the States
mOraliZinQ on home scenes.

corn shredder and husker, One Coegar
pea and bean Thresher, One Southern
Ia horse portable kerosene engine,
One Saw attachment, One Manure
spreader, One South Bend sulky plow,
One Big Willie Riding ~cultivator, Two
Walking cultivators, Three cultiva-
tors, All plows and pillow stocks, One
Fowler %cultivator, One Perry cult
'vator, Two section harrows, One Disc
harrow, One single spring wagon,
One two-horse corn planter, Two one
horse planters, One .Ow~ensbQro COM
bination logging wagon, One. Flor
ence big tire wagon, all harness and
gear for said Wagons, Three horse
Lawson. gas engine, One buggy, One
wagon and buggy harness, Three
mules and four horses, being all the
live stock owned by said George B.
Frazer and p. M. V~accaro on above
described lands in said Grenada
County, Mississippi
Said land and property will be sold
towards the satisfaction of said in
debtedness. secured by said. deed Of
trust, principal, interest, attorneys
fee and costs, and ! will convey only
such title as is vested in me as trus-
tee. -. 80 .f.
This the 10th day Of December.
80 A. G. 1ROANE,
2O6O-12-16-4t. Trustee.
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

Under the provisions of, and by vir-
tue of the authority conferred upon
me, the undersigned trustee, in a GER
tain deed of trust executed on the
both day Of March, 1921, by George
B. Frazer and P. M. sVaccaro, to Sc
cure the Grenada Bank in certain
Indebtedness therein mentioned,
which said deed of trust is recorded
in Book So, at Page 318 of the records
of mortgages and deeds of trust Of
land of Grenada County, Mississippi:
default having been made in the pay
ment of the indebtedness secured,
the undersigned trustee, at the re-
quest of the beneficiary therein, will
offer for sale, and will sell; to the
highest and best bidder for cash, at
public auction, within legal hours, at
the east door Of the court house in
Grenada, Grenada County, Mississip-
pi, on Saturday, the 7th day of jan
uary, 1922, the land conveyed by
said deed Of trust, in Grenada County,
State of Mississippi, and more parti-
cularly described as follows, to-wit:
An undivided onne-haif interest in
the following lands: S. E. n and w.
" Of N. E. u and E. " Of 8. W. a
Of, Section TO-. Township % Range .
east; Ten acres in the South end Of
S. w. n Of S. E. y of Section 3,
Township %, Range 4 east; Wa Of
S. W: n and S. E. \ of S.l-W. "A Of
Section IL, Township %, Range 4
east; s. w. a Of N. W. of Sec
ton IA, Township %, Range 4 east:
w. ~ of S. w. Il of Section IA,
Township 23, Range 4 east; E. " Of
Section Is, Township %, Range A
east, and E. " of W. k of Section
Is, Township %, Range A east; n. p.
n of N. w. u and w. " of N. E:
a and 25 acres off the north side of
the N. E. "A of N. E. "A of Section
22, Township %, Range 4 east. Be
ing the land purchased from Stella
S. Barksdale as shown by deed re.
corded in Book So, at page 551 of
the deed records Of Grenada County,
Mississippi.
Said sale of above described land
will be made subject to the deed of
trust executed by above parties in
favor of Stella S. Darksdalc. Of date
May LIST, 1919, recorded in Book 81,
at page $50 of the records Of mort
cages and deeds of trust on land OF
Grenada County, Mississippi.
The undersigned trustee Will also,
under the provisions of and by viz
tue of the authority conferred upon
me, under the above deco Of trust,
offer for sale, and will sell, to the
highest and best bidder for cash. at
public outcry, within legal hours, on
the above described premises and
plantation in said Grenada County,
Mississippi, on Saturday, the 9TH day
of January, 1922, the following de-
scribed personal property, conveyed
by said deed of trust, located in said
Grenada County,, Mississippi, and
more particularly described as fol-
lows, to-wit:
One Eli Hay Press with Cushman
engine, One Side delivery Rake, One
bull rake, Two One-horse rakes, Three
moving engines, One International
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-12-16
WOMAN AND THE BALLOT.

Rev. w. w. Woodland announces
that next Sunday morning at the
Methodist church he will discuss the
subject, The Woman With a Vote.
Her New Duties and Opportunities.
In as much as our ladies are just now
registering and assuming the duties
of active citizenship, and there is
shortly to be an election for our City
officers, and in no great while a gen.
eral election, this is a timely discuss
ion. 1t would be we'll for all women
of our town to be fully informed as
to the new obligations this law inn
poses upon them. x
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-12-16
ELLIOTT
By Hard Times.

IS Mr.. Jean Blakeley has moved into
his new home and will add six chill
den to our school.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Wiley are m
tertaining a little baby boy in their
home. He came on his mothers birth
day, December A.. We don't often
have this occurrence.
Mrs. W. T. Windham spert several
days in the home of her .Isband's
sister, Mrs. Eula McVey.
Mrs. A. E. Johnson is visit g Mrs.
G. G. Windham.
Mr.. Rufus Blakeley and wifc are
occupying their new home.
Mrs. Susie Powell was in ouT midst
Tuesday.
Mr.. G.. w Jorta, spent TT, Lay
in the home CT Mr.. and Mrs. =. 6.
Windham
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Vanaman spent
Sunday in the home of his uncle, Mr..
G.. G. Windham..
Mrs. Rufus Blakeley called in u
home yesterday.
Hard Times.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-12-16
THE GRENADA SENTINEL, GRENADA, MISSISSIPPI

providing good local government.
'In the present period of problems of taxation and ade-
ouate salaries, it is right and proper that she should come to
the front and speak according to her faith which testimony has
been borne through a public meeting and it's resolutions, unani-
mously." #
The Herald then reproduces most of the resolutions and
further comments as follows:
"Other matters upon revenue and taxation which will chief
ly occupy the legislature were considered by this meeting. The
interest shown in these matters in Grenada County are OF in
terest to the entire state and the legislature is wished a success
full issue in dealing Herewith. 1t is to be remembered that the
problem is a difficult one".
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-12-16
BILOXI HERALD RAPs TOM WATSON.

In speaking of some of the recent spectacular stunts of Sem
ator Tom Watson of Georgia in the United States Senate and of
his outburst of temper because, forsooth, one of the chef army
officer looked at him; the Biloxi Daily Herald says:
He "s no democrat of ours, though the people of that state
foolishlyr permitted him to wear the democratic brand. He was
surely not Made In Democracy. -.
"He afterwards apologized, or explained, but his apology
and explanation should account for nothing. He has always
been recalcitrant, intoleraht, superciious, hypercritical. super
Tor. eensorious. His .outbursts in his. newspaper, on the stump,
and in the Senate, have been characteristic. He doubtless Sc
cured and still retains many votes by such conduct"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-12-16

If anything were wanting to prove that the sausage that
Harry Parker sent Fred Sullens was mule meat just as The
Sentinel stated last week, the Daily News supplied it Monday.
The books teach that the food man eats has somewhat to do
with shaping his characteristics. In the centuries past when our
forefatherS were living in caves and dressing in only sunshine
and atmosphere, they fed upon raw meat and herbs and grasses
and as a result were war-ike and ferOcious. The mule sausage
made the Daily News editor kick, and call for his little hand
mirror and as he looked into it, cry "jackass'. We repeat
that we are really sorry that the job was put up on the. Daily
News editor, but when The Sentinel was called upon to witness,
it followed its we'll established policy, which the Daily News
would do we'll to emulate, of telling the truth and the whole
truth even if it had to gently get on the toes of a friend.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-12-16

A full report of the taxpayers, meeting which was held in
Grenada last Saturday appears on the first page of The Sentinel.
The action taken is a spendfds endorsement of The sentinels
position on tax problems and public expenditures. It is time to
slow up on taxes and contracting public debts. Aside from the
question of taxes and public expenditures, the meeting made
some excellent. recommendations touching some other matters
of public policy which is worthy of the consideration of those
directing public affairs in Mississippi.
A fine spirit pervaded the meeting. 1t was conservative. 1t
took the air of a body of men met to do an important piece OF
work, and that knew how it wanted it done.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-12-16

The Sentinel counts among its many valuable exchanges, the
Biloxi Daily Herald, which is owned and published by Wilkes
Brothers who succeeded their father. They are splendid men
and look we'll after the business end of the paper. The Heralds
editorial columns bear the imprint of Hon. Geo. L. Money, a
very graceful and finished writer.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-12-16
VICKSBURC HERALD COMMENDS GRENADE TAX
PAYERS.

The Vicksburg Herald of Tuesday cOmmends the Grenada
County taxpayers meet and credits this county with having
been a leader in good government and states that her position
heretofore on public matters show that "t is right and proper
that she should come to the 'front.' in this crucial hour, as fol-
lows:
"Grenada county has always stood with the foremost in
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-12-16

The Sentinel acknowledges the receipt of a copy of the De-
cember number of the Mississippi Educational Advance, a Journ-
al issued by the school men of Mississippi and of which our own
Prof. John Rumble is editor. 1t contains some mighty good mat
ter but we must say that either Mr.. Rumble or MI. w: N. Taylor,
the manager, displayed a variety of taste IN soliciting the pic
lures of legislators. Pictures all the way down from our own
Hon. B. S. Elliott to Gov. Russell occupy space in the number.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-12-16

$50 walk through life that you will feel no tremor VIII
your child follows exactly in your footsteps"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-12-16

The time that father endures a frightful nervous strain. is
when he removes his pants for mother to patch the seat and ev-
erv moment fears somebody will ring the door-bell, and mother
can't answer it because her hair is full of curl papers and she
has nothing on but a kimona and it would be horrnying for any
body to see her in such a condiion.-New Orleans Daily States.
There are times when it is awfully embarrassing to separate
2 man from his pants. The old story of the man caught with
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-12-16

Christ wants to.take the world to heaven. The devil
to take it to hell. Where do you want to take i?@Cf
Statesman.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-12-16

Success is the worldly god before whom nations and peol
crook the knee-The Christian Statesman.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-09
Conclusion

In conclusion, our object has been
to place before the readers the rea-
sonableness of this method of curing
cancer, tumor, malignant and benign
new growths, showing what its posi-
bilties are, and at the same time not
failing to recognize its limitations. To
claim that cancer can be cured in the
face of the generally accepted opinion
that it is an incurable disease seems
a bold and ertravagant assertion
Many say. Il do not believe a well-de-
veloped case of genuine cancer was
ever cured" Our reply is this: They
have cured hundreds of cases; inves-
tigate them carefully. bring any scien-
tific tests whatever to bear upon
them. and they will stand or fall by
the result
Free book, practical Information
onCancer." Adress
Bisbee daily review., 1921-11-09
GEN. WOOD OUTLINES
TASK FACING HIM IN
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

MANILA, Nov. Speaking at Uni
versity Club dinner in his honor to-
day, Governor General Leonard A.
Wood outlined the task that faces him
as chief executive of the Philippines.
The task is plain, he said, but not
simple to perform, and he asked the
cooperation of all who honor the Am
erican flag, both Americans and Fill
pinos.
I'VE have set our hands to the pillow
and we will not turn back" Governor
Wood declared. There are powerful
governments that look with some mis-
givings upon American success in the
Philippines, seeing in the example of
democracy here the end of absolutism
in IIoT own governments and larger
expression of the wills of their peo-
pies 81 - =
Speaking of the fiscal affairs of the
island, Governor Wood said:
I'VE must keep the co~ntry within
its income. We are not going to gam
BILE on futures"