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Arizona republican., 1921-05-27

expects to be away the greater part of the summer and has relinquished the management of the club. Glenn Stapley of the O. S. Stapley com pany being now in charge. A. J. Petrie will assist in the detail work of administering the affairs of the club. Ernie Williams, veteran of baseball in Mesa, is again to don a uniform and has been selected as captain and coach of the club. He will hold down the third sack in the coming two games.
 The Colored Giants of Phoenix will be played here on Sunday. Shum- way will again wear a Mesa uni form and will work behind the bat. Gill will pitch the Sunday game. On Memorial day the fast Tiger team of Phoenix, one of the best clubs in the valley. will appear here against the locals.
 Parson Brothers. who recently opened up the pool hall in the Vance building on West Main street, have taken an interest in the ball club and will install three shower baths and a set of lockers in the rear of their building for the use of the players.
 Mission School Closes Term
 The Mission school in the northi east part of town which has been conducted this term for the benefit of Mexican men and women, closed Thursday morning with appropriate exercises. Addresses were made by R. $. Mendoza, Miss Shea, Superin- tendent H. E. Hendrix and F. Ariza Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served after the program. Un- like other schools which are con- ducted for children. the Mission had an enrolment of Mexican men and up and who were taught the ele- guage.
 Shoplifter is Arrested
 Augustin Gonzales was arrested or Thursday morning by the Mesa po- lice for he alleged theft of a shir1 be arraigned in court Friday morn ing.
 Mesa to Observe Holiday Monday
 Mesa will observe Memorial day as a legal holiday with cessation oi all business. The merchants com mittee of the ComWercial club at it's last meeting decided on the holiday observance and the statement was made Thursday by the Commercial club officials that all stores will be closed all of Memorial day.
 Auto Par<ways Painted
 A force of men are busy under the direction of Chief of Police E. J Warren painting the parking spaces for automobiles on the four prin- cipal business blocks, extending one block each way from the intersec- ton of Main and Mcdonald streets Parallel lines to the curbs are also being marked where autos may park for a limited time.
 South Side Theaters Today
 Majestic, Mesa = A Ralph 1nct special production called Red Foam and all star cast. Iathe News Int Masked Rider" Mutt and Jeff 1T "The Hypnotist.'
 Gilbert = Gladys Walton in "A1 Boiled Up.'' Comedy, Laughing Gas"
 Tempe Jack London's Sta
Arizona republican., 1921-05-27

wonderful story; 1t has the homes of the rich. the simple cottages of the poor. It has the appeal of trlcK animals: it has the charm or httle children, and it is blessed with some of the most wonderful lightings ana settings offered in the past year.
 It is a childs picture, but has an appeal for the most blase theater- goer.
 With the feature is seen a spark ling little comedy as an added attrac- tion, and then there is the one-reei drama made by Mary Pickford more than Is years ago. It is the biggest kind of a kick for it shows just how the art of picture making has advanced in 15 years. Mary looked older than she does in this hate pic ture. With her in the little old drama are some of the greatest stars and supports of modern pictures Louis | Glaum, Jack Dillon. Arthur Johnson | and others of note.
 Saturday there will be a matinee | for children at six cents. This mati- nee will start at II in the morning | and will be continued only until in the afternoon, when the regular | house prices go on again
 The Hip
 Robert NarWlck opens today at the Hip in a picturization of Agustus | Thomas famous stage play of the same name, 'In Mizzourf." It was written for the late Nat Goodwin and during its run on the legitimate
 stage was one Of the greatest suc- cesses of it's time
 Laid as it is in the old state oi Missouri. it abounds in quaint say
 ings, humor. and has love story | that is as fresh as new mown hay
 Goodwin delighted the entire coun- try with it for many years and il
 still retains its charm, made as it has
 been by Paramount into a sparkling
 picture for the clever leading man l With the feature will be seen good western drama, The Cactus Kid.
 with Art Acord. This program holds for the rest of this week and will
 be replaced Sunday by the Fox pie i ture, When the Devil Laughs"
Arizona republican., 1921-05-27
Qlp RNIAhND.
Alnon

call but the warm weather in Phoe- nix always means more dancing and with the added inspiration of the fine orchestra. the dance devotee has no other choice than delightful River side, where the accommodations arc the best and where improvements are being made each week.
 The management has installed new booths. a second edition for the ben eft of patrons. and the phone will assure one of them held for you if you will ask for a reservation. Res ervations are held until g o'clock.
 On Tuesday next there will be 3. dress contest in which the manage ment will offer two prizes for the best two organdie dresses, the audi ence to judge them on the dance floor. Goldwaters', Korricks'. Swift gers and the Boston Store have all | trimmed windows for the occasion. | -O-
 "So you married that Miss Meek. I remember her well-a quiet, shrink 1 ing sort of girl.''
 Nothing shrinking about her. she's twice the size she used to be- 1 Boston Transcript
 I
Arizona republican., 1921-05-27

consent to attend, but a telegram re- ceived from them Thursday stated that owing to Memorial day exer- cises in Tucson they would be unable to be present.
 The meeting night has consequent ly been changed to the regular Tues day night of the Tempe lodge and the rank work will be put on by the Tempe team, assisted by members of other lodges.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-27
Picnic at MorIey's

Time to picnic now, and Morley's is the picnic grounds. The big woods are full of tables and benches for your comfort. The big concrete swimming pool is full of soft water from our own wells Two hundred loads of river sand have been hauled in 10 build a real beach in the woods around the pool. It's the finest place in the valley to spend your Sunday. The tennis court, the volley ball court. the croquet courts are ready for ycur use free of cost. There are wonderful play grounds for the kid dies with a concrete wedding pool for the little ones. Bring them out. They will have d good time and so will you
Arizona republican., 1921-05-27

Rover" with all staA cast. Para mount magazine. Comedy. Fellow Romans
 Chandler Constance Binney in "The Stolen Kiss Ruth of the Reckless starring Ruth Roland. Comedy, Hired and Fired"
 FOR RENT-Modern and complete ly furnished house. close in. Price Realty Co., Mesa, Ariz. dp
Arizona republican., 1921-05-27
Riverside

Of course, the big thing at River side is the pool. Just now when the belated visit of old Sol is making you think of palm beach suits and bath tubs. the pool is getting the
Arizona republican., 1921-05-27

Petty Blair. Carolina Brunson. Al Brunson, Al Mcdonald and the Mil Ter and Wakefield beauty chorus. Some Papa" is some show"
 The cooling system at the Coli scum is fast nearing completion and will be in readiness long before the hot wave strikes Phoenix. Continu- ous shows are held from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m-
Arizona republican., 1921-05-27
The CoIiaeum

This is amateur night at the cool Coliseum when 8 big delegation of aspirants for honors in the musical comedy or dramatic field will com pete for cash prizes and the audience will be the judge. This will be whole show in itself, but Miller and Wake field believe in good meas sure and
 therefore the musical comedy Some Papa" will be repeated with Jack Mill Ter. Ann Montgomery. Jack Oakley,
Arizona republican., 1921-05-27
FINAL

She refused your" Tentatively" What do you mean by tenta- tively?'''
 She said she would marry me when my salary got to be s1o,0o0 a year"
 That wasn't tentative"
 Birmingham Age Herald
Arizona republican., 1921-05-27

Wear . poppy in memory of FIsn- ders Field.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-20
Special Notices
NorIcE 81 trustees sALE.

NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.
BY virtue Of authority vested in
me by Il certain deed Of trust bear
ing date the 10th day Of December,
1917. executed by James l.. Baker
and Minnie Baker. his wife, to
Samuel II. Butcher. Trustee. TO &C.
cure MonougabeIa Bank. Of Fair.
mont, a corporation, in the paymeu:
Of a certain note therein described,
said trust decd being OF record III
the Office Of the County Clerk Of
Marion county. West Virginia, IN
Trust Deed Book No. A. page So,
and by virture of the authority con
ferred upon the undersigned trus'
tee by decree OF the Circuit Court
Of Marion county, West Virginia,
wherein the MononEahela Bank OF
Fairmont. u corporation. was plain.
tiff and James l.. Baker and Minnie
BHkor. defendants. entered On the
29th day of November. 1921. aud OF
record in the Clcrk's office Of said
Circuit Court in Chaucery Order
Book 80. 81. pages 400 and 40i. In
which said decree the undersigned
was duly appointed trustee to act
in the place and stead OF said Sam.
uel II. Butcher, deceased. with full
power and authority 20 execute said
trust in accordance with tho pro.
visions therein contained, the un'
dcrsiEned VIII offer for sale at pub.
lie auction to the highest and best
bidder at the front door Of the
court house OF Marion county. West
Virginniu. in the city Of FairmOnt,
on the It'll day of January. 1929, al
two O'Clock p. M. the following de.
scribed real estate. toTit.
Situated IN the city o: Fairmont,
Marion county. West Virginia. IN
what Is known as the Orr and
Barns addition to the Town of Pala'
tine tnow the First ward OF the cit
Of Fairmontl and bounded and de
scribed as follows, to.wit:
First Parcel: Beginning at a
line Of the MorgautoTn and Bridge.
port turnpike and All alley and run
ming thence with a line OF said al
Icy TO q corner OF Lot No. 5 In
Block No. 3 OF said Orr and Barns
addition; thence at right angles
with said last named line, with a
line OF said Lot No. 8, to the line Of
a lot belonging to said James L
Baker: thence at right angles with
the last named line. with the line o,
said lot Of first party to said turn
pike. and thence with said turnpike
to the place OF beginning. and be
ing the same lot or parcel OF rea.
estate conveyed to the said Jane.
l.. Baker by L. r Brahm and Wifi
hy deed dated the Y4th day Of May
1913, and OF record in the office
OF the Clerk Of the County CourI
of Marion county, West Virginia
in Deed Book No. 2l3 at page 231.
Second Parcel: Beginning at
corner OF Lots Nc. 2 aud No. 8, OF
the South side Of Barnes street
aud running thence with Barn.
street in a westerly direction Ss.i
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Special Notice

feet 20 Pike street; thence Win 4
line Of Pike street 10 q aouthey
direction Hfeet TO a stake thence
in an eastsrly direction and ,
allel to Barna street 1863 feat q
stake in Lots Nos. Q and J thence
in a northern direction 40 teet q.
the place of beginning, aud bslnE.
the same real estate eopyoyadtp
the said party OF the first part bs
T. B. Lawler by deed dated the a0th
day OF June 1908. and Of record
the office Of the Clerk Of the Conn
~ Court of Marion county, Wei.
In Deed Book No 144
page 1877.
Said sale will be made upon ttei
following terms, to-Wit, cash =
hand on day OF sale.
F. r. AMOS, Trustee
l2-l3.3o.27 l-3
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
To James D. Charlton Sharff

To James D. Charlton. sher1n
of Marion County and as such Adz
m~inistrator Of the personal estate
OF Jennie West, deceased, Samuel
W., Harden and NJ. w. Ogden
Trustee. Plaintiffs
and
Nellie Lowthers Settte Strong
Robert West, an infant, waiter
West, an infant, Bessie West and
Frank T%tchanor. Administrator
Robert W. West. deceased peten
dants.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or
MARION COUNTY. IN cHAN
Gerry
You and each Of you will take
notice that pursuant to a decree
OF the Circuit Court OF Mariou
County. West Virginia. entered on
the 18th day OF November, 1921
in the chancery causs therein
pending, wherein you are thespag
Ties complainant and defendant
have fixed upon We'd esday the 1a
day or February, 1892, at ten
o'clock A. NJ, at the Law officaa of
Eddy. kennedy. Kennedy ana
Cronin. in the Skinner Building
No. liz Adams Street. III the Ctt9
OF Fairmont County Of Marion
West Virgins. as the time and
place for beginning the dlschaFs
OF my duties under said decFe
reference, an abstract OF MhgA
said decree 10 as follows
Upon consideration OF All
which It is adiudged, ordered and
decree that this cause be aud the
same Is hereby referred TO-
Eddy, one Of the commissioner
in chancery Of this court tpgtaks
state and report an account shpH
ing:
First: What personal egtats
the said Jennie West owned at th
time Of her death, character
value thereof,
Second: What disposition.
any was made Of ssid personal
tate by the plaintiff james
Charlton, administrator Of Jeuni
West. deceased, and how much,
any. of said personal estate Is np
in the hands Of said james
Charlton az such administrat
available for the payment 9
debts owning from the estate
the said Jennie West deceased
Third: A settlement of5the
ministratlon OF the estate 81 ssh
deccdent by James D. Charltonshe
administrator,
Fourth: What debts the
Jennie. West owed at the time
her death, to whom they
payable. their nature and
tive amounts and priority
Fifth: What real estate
owned by the said Jennie West
the time of her death It's Auaunt
description and location and
pec:aIly what interest vas goNue8
in law or equity by the saidsJenu
West at the time Of her death
and TO Lots No. 30 and 2 frontn
on First and G Streets tnthe
of Catawba, in Marion eounty
West virginin
sixth: And such OTHER matte
as any party In interest may
auire, the same being pertinent
such other matters 81 Nld com
missioner himself may deem DOR
tinent. whether SO IeQuasted
mot"
At which time and place yottss
required TO be present
Given under my hand
day OF December, 1921
TT Eddy
Commissioner in
N. W, OGDEN
Counsel for Plaintiffs,
~: 2os27
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TaiIoring-Pressing

EXCLUSIVE TAILORING. Let US
make your suit oil o%vercoat. ".
z. HARTMAN q co. gas jeher-
son st.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

To the Creditors Of Jennie West.
deceased:
IN pursuance OF q decree cf the
Circuit court OF Ehe county 81
Marion, made In q cause therein.
pending. entitled Jas. D. Charlton
Sheriff Of Marion county, and as,
such Administrator of the perscnati
estate OF Jennie West, deceased,
ct al. plaintiffs, and Nellie Low
Their and others defendants. md.
dated 18th day Of November, 1885,
to subject the real estate OF the.
said decedent to the payment Of hes
debts. you are hereby required to!
present your claims against tlai
estate OF said decedent for adjudts
cation to L. T. Eddy, NChanceEf
Commissioner. at his office IN the.
Skinner Bldg. in the city OF Fair
mont, Marion county, West Nr
ginia. on or before the 1st day Oh
February, 1929, next.
Witness, L. A. Gather, Clerk OF
said Court, this 18th day OF Decem
her, 1921, and seth year 0 tthel STATE
u. A. GATHER Clerk
t2-20.2T-1.3-10-17.24
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Houses And Lots

CONSULT J.. 4. F0RTNEY. Nc.
CroY Bldg. Houses and Lots.
Phone 405-R. II 90 36E 1898 4
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Help anted

CLERKS. for Postal Mail and
FRS. Grade positions. $l20
monthly Experience unnecessary.
For free particulars OF examine
tons. write r. Terry, Former
Civil Service Examinerl 346 Con
tinental Bldg. Washington, D. G.
f2-l6-4t-21l1A
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Situations Wanted Female

WHITE WOMAN WANTS work by
the day. Phone S56-M.
12-19.3t-2145A
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Lost And Found

PARTY who took paper bag from
Bon Ton store Monday afternoon
vas recognized. No questions ASK
ed Il returned to Bon Ton.
t2 20 2t 1854 a
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-20
Houses For Sale

BTG OPPoRTUNIrY-Who wants
to buy Broom house, bath, base.
meut, electricity. gas, water. garage.
Lot 60z66. Must be seen TO be ap'
-preciated. Phone l126.R. I'll Ma
ket St, 1I-29-26t.lTS7A
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-20
Piano Tuning

YOUR piano ueed tuning: Gail
Smith 1853. This is not an ad but
surely there are piano tuners In
town that could use a few extra
dollars. We recommend using the
Want Ads something like the above.
We can quote you a low rate on
your ads, II you run them by the
mouth. Call 1105 and ask for
Classified, il.25-3t.1T27A
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-20

of Marion County and as such Adz
mtnistrator Of the personal estate
OF Jennie West, deceased, samuel
W., Harden and NJ. ". Ogden
Trustee. Plaintiffs
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-20

sG0NPLDTE LIVING ROOM. Kit
oben cabinet, stove and refriBer.
,tor. Phone 1o30-R. S27 Emerson
81. Il u 20 e a166 A
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-20
Sale Or Rent
Household Goods

PIANO & HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
caii 1855. t2.12.6t.2014A
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-20

The a Npdmy u may find buyer for mv& Thin. YOU DO "t"@d nd Hsh "w% of service /" """"% else
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onfectioneries

EAT MORE ICE
CREAM. Phone 432.
11-2G-26t1741AI
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To the Creditors OF Jennie West.
deceased:
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Nellie LowtAerl Nettie stronf
Robert West, an infant. Water
West, an infant, Bessie West and
Frank Ttchanor. Administrator
Robert ". West. deceased Defenss
dants.
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Situation Wanted, Male

CLEANING WANTED by
expert. Phone Pleasant Johnson,
.52o.W. 11.a9,26t-1TTIA
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Offices To Rent

DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS On
Main st. oSGOOD'S BLDG.
Phone lis.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-20

LETTER received from the Flor
ida Farm and Industries &c.
Green Cove Springs, Florida: J.
a. Fortney. McCrory Bldg, Fair
mont, ". Va, NJ, c. \. Merrill, Of
your city inspected Il lands on
the ninth apG tenth OF November
then went South 10 other develop
mop.s. He returned here and has
purchased farm No, 5, block 20.
SoutS of Long Branch, the nov
fgrmt ely. And has written his
brOthc' u come al once. Mr..
Merrill enc CT our most c0thu-
slastic boosters. He joins US in
.Geques.iug ~ou to sen1 more good
West Virginia people i'll time to
plant pots tpoa tSiSn"dl The
Florida Farm; & Industrial Co, J.
A, FORTEFE, Agent. MCCrory
Bldg, FairGaont ", Va. Office
Phone 405-R residence 7Ao-J'
2114A.
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Agents W alrted

..GENTS WANTED: Writo for
full particulars. Best selling
articles ever offered Big profit to
right man. FACSTINE CO., R..
6. Box. Fairyiew, W. Va.
12-ls.6t-215oA
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-20

THE EASTERN SHORE OF
MARYLAND. The land Of
Beuluh. Learn about il from
FRED QUINN, STROl-T FARM
AGENCY, Pocomokc Cil. Nd.
l2.19-3u'-2l5"A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-20
New Silver Dollar
Design TO Typify
Downfall of Mars

Washiurtor. Dcr. - TIE arman""
conference viii hc reflected IN 10"
series nr silver dollars. mining ~ which
VIII be started Immediately.
The dos ISn OF the n"N dollars "h"'
vas approved hy i'r"Sid"u; liradInE. !"
dav. upon its suhm! !ssjon by Raymond :
Raker. director oc the m;H;. 'nlloWc"
arprova. hy the Fine Arts 'U'0m'sS'"n
Director RiSer said about ,"p.V"" o.
the new dollars would hc coined hc'"r'
;he beginning Of the New Year.
The new dollars which wcr" d"S!Gneo
nv Anthony De FranCtsc!. Of New York,
will have the usual head Of hher,y OF
the diverse side. while the reverse Vii,
haye a large figure OC nm eagle p"r'h"'
on a broken sword. and Clutch'nE an
olive branch bearing the word 'p"2c"'
Further depicting the dawn "' n"W era
the background will show rays OF r:'-
Ing sun. Tho usua, "E Plurihus tn"m
and In God We Trust" will also he
or the coin.
This : the first t!mc since 'H'S, Mr
R,&c- said that a new design has h'e'
.,dopted FOR the silver dollar Under
cx!s;!rE law the director "' the min
is authorized 70 MAKE & chang" !" '"'h
ing with the approval OF tn" F'n" Art
,'o,nmission every 25 years and the d"'i,
sio,, 70 make a new coin emh "matI' q!
rhe arms conference WAS approved ny
hoth President Harding and Secretary 81
the Treasury Mellon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-20
FORM ORGANIZATION To TELL
TRUTH ABOUT WEST VIRGINIA
Rotary Clubs. of the State
Take the Initiative, and In
vite Cooperation of kl-
wants Clubs, Chambers of
Commerce and Others.

SpcCia! =" Tt ln'clliEenCor.
rari;rrsburE. W. Va. ucc l?..-"r'l'-
inE the TRUTH about West Virginia s
tho slogan that was adopted a. ih"
ineo,:nE ~ m"mterS OF sixteen Rotary
clubs from q" section OF West Virginia,
4, a meeting held her" today. when the
IaieEatcs from the other-clubs were en-
ter,aincd by nc PcrkcrshW"s Rotary
club
Resolutions a orc adopted asking that
members OF the ktwan.s and other
civic organiza lions or the state assist
IN tho movement. in order that bad I'M
pressiors which have gone abroad from
mi.statcmerts through newspapers ond
spec!nl correspondence. regarding con,
djiionq IN the Goa fields OF the state
and other parts OF the state, be cor
rrcrsd.
Ihe meeting hero today was attended
- rerroScrta'ives from al ,no Rotary
.luhs Of tho state. and was bTouehl
.hou; throu9hr rrsJlU~ ions wn!cn nave
neen adopi"r 10y ne different clubs, dc'
oIprluc l,t ,rrOueouS reports that haEp
been scri or. about conditions III the
tate. p.scAs6!on OF lhcs" reports MAS
lad durInS ;ne ln-ee hours sessions
aud rcapiu;!,us cOnccrn.nT me WORK ny
me Various cTEEn!1n:ions Nc7~a"ep'su'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-20
O|vFRGFNT WINS ON CUBAN
SUGAR TARIFF ARE PRESENTED
Continued on Page Sly

0oO. eco % which would go to American
sugar producers. ~
Senator Smoot, Republican. Utah. took
exception I" many OF the statements OF
the witnesses presenting the case Tor
the American companies. He declared
tina; conditions in the sugar industry
m cuba were 10 worse than those in
the sugar industry IN this country. and
announced tnat ne favored tho protec-
ton Of American capital invested N
this country as AGAINST American CAPT
tai r"eated In other countries. because
Il helped n build un tho United states.
For tho Beet Sugar Men
Spokesmen FOR the industry In the
United States testified that the beet
sugar Industry had been developed IN
= states: that there vas invested IN
Il 5000 900 600 with 95 factories. IA
now IS producing annually 100000 tons
Of sugar. o- nearly one-fourth OF tho
domestic consumption. and Is reclaim
ing waste land. because the oeets will
grow where other products Will not,
The acreage now IS $4,000 and the
farmers raising the crop number 100
n06. who give employment 20 an addi-
t!onal s5. 600 hands
As 20 tho tax on the people, repre-
rented N rho duty. 4 Vas contended
.har th,s amoun,ed TO only f.4t for
each ;ahah'tant each year. and that the
Industry Vas worth such an eHp"nd!-
tur" by tho people.