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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-04
ORDERS TO
NATIONAL GUARD
Officers Must Be Elected for the
Militia at Hilo and
Honolulu.

General Orders No. 20 and Regimental
the adjutant general through Colonel
Jones, calling for elections of officers for
Compars- D at Hilo, and for Companies
c and Z of Honolulu. The order is as
follows:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-04
JUDDas& COMPANY.

FIRE & LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS.
STOCK AND BOND BROKERS.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
RENTS AND BILLS COLLECTED.
BUSINESS COMMISSIONERS.
Office, No. 307 Stangenwald building,
Honolulu, T. II. P. Q. box 667.
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move the effect At druggists, s1.00.
Herpicide is a delightful hair dressing
for regular use.
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THE FIRST
American SQVlllSSIIUdg().
OF HAWAII, LTD.
Capital. $3.50 n00 90
Conducts aGeleral Banking Business
AT HONOLULU

SAVINGS DEPOSITS received and
interest allowed for yearly deposits at
the rate of Az per cent per annum.
Rules and regulations of savings de-
partment furnished upon application.
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THE
THE
.lANk orAwAlI
LIMITED.

Condition at the close of busi1sms
June 20, 1901:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-04

Commercial and Travellers Letters
of Credit issued, available in all the
Principal Cities of the World.
INTEREST allowed after July 1, $685.
on fixed deposits: days notice, 2 per
cent (this form will not bear interest
unless it remains undisturbed for one
month";; months, per cent; 9
months, 31A per cent; u months. 4 per
cent.
The evening world., 1901-03-22
AND
tunnel PLAN.
Cal" johnson Talks for
Change in Proposed
Extension.

Aib.,t l.. Johnson. the hus,linS ;frii"y
railway builder. Was before tho Ran
road Comm.ticc .: the Municipal cour
Ct! this afternoon 10 speak IN o"riii ~
tn. south nfooNlyniicr VINO want !.
chanS. Of III, rout. % "a. Broohiyn
extension o. the RAPID Trans rInnv.
from the Fulton stree: route TO Flat-
bush avenue AMI the noroISa iitii I" a
route through Sout1 B!n'S.yn :" For.
Hamilton
lie read \ proposition :" hpi't thc af-
10. road provided II. route ~, tnr2IsI
nr mar Second .ncnlc, south Nr"'Nlyn
,nt ended 90 The other .idc ID ~" Mar
-bs- On staten Island. ma a promise
tht he wot!d carry passengers for -
;i.r"c ccn; fare.
Henry G.nrs" said here Hc-e "" or
/, ZION. 20 the South Rroukyu rliir
, i,u dctt Ami, T S.o.",tt" AMI the l,tN -
= r.splnsib!e snHir,cinr To bid f"r the
.rrk and oprrIt" the rad Nhrn ntI.i
under h RAPID TRANSIT las" but ,hnt
Mr. Johnson. offer eliminated bath %
lc.'iiors.
The evening world., 1901-03-22
SWIM
OF NO AVAIL.
Two Prisoners Escape from Black
wells Island and Almost Get
Across River.

Two conNicts who tried 10 csc1p. from
tho pcniicniiary on BlackWrl's Island
had a long swim. only TO lind Themselves
again In their cells to-day.
Just after the convirts In the pca!tcn-
t!ary had retired last night. which was
ahou, S.3 O'Clock. the two convic,s. who
were employed in The bake shop OF the
peniten'!ary, In some manner escaped
ana jumped into the river,
They a, once swan Justify for the Ne"
York shore. \ tugboat passing came
near running the men down. and they
shouted and the tugbont stopped and
pnil'-i the men In.
They were recognized rs ronvic,s and
taken back 10 backwc:is Island. The
'nsiiir"s had nearly reached the New
York shore when they were picked up.
The names ~ thr con,4ctS are Aorii,
The evening world., 1901-03-22
TRY TO CHANGE
A CAR ROUTE.
South Brooklyn ~Citi-
zens Want Extension
to Go to Bay Ridge.

The ADJOURNED hearing Of the petition
OF South Brooklyni,es to have the route
OF the Broohlrn Rapid Transit extern
s!ons changed 50 as to 20 to Fort Ham
ii,on ana Bay Ridge instead Of the B,r-
oush Hal! and the FiGbush avenue dc.
pot, Was held this afternoon before the
Railroad Committee OF the Municipal
Council.
The rou:c proposed By ;hc Rapid
rraisi; Commissioners must be an.
proved by the Council and the Board Of
Aldermen before II becomes effective
,.r uisrLs-I'ii 'Ir""t ''lIy on the
pof,uia ton or South Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1901-03-22
STRIKERS HAPPY
IN PATERSON.
A Large Ribbon Firm
Buys the Old Pioneer
Silk Mill.

Two hundred more ribbon aeavsrs
VII be- set to work In Paterson. y. j..
Monday morning. The Pioneer MIL.
one ~ the olles, In the city, has been
purchased by P-icr,in ~ Meyer one
%! IN. largest RIBBON Trims In the coun-
try.
The strikers are hhppy. "A. this means
stronger support for them. Thi:
morning The following notice was postei
on the Frank 4 Duean mill door
~ ordlnk 10 .n-sl nIuUrr II i' ti'.tnt n'.i
0uE failure ~ insi.t m yuur tsklns Your 'rni'
rt.n yDu ..f, rsi' on 81 fan IN >A'HThv las,
mis Sn'tfu.i shps OF es.hrss oa
our part now f-Iu.' you to call '1f
Jour ton. a, Once. ~ ". no ionsr n o"i
EMPLOY ffNNk h''NH
The evening world., 1901-03-22
.0PPENHE|M
IS D|SBARRED.
Charge that He Cooked
Up Evidence Sus-
tanned.

The Appellate Division u. the Su-
IRENE Cour; today handed. down a de-
cision disbarrin:: BENJAMIN Opp.nheim.
oppcnheim was charged with con-
spiracy In having evidence cooked up
IN suit against the Metropolitan
street Railway Company FOR damiHs's
Tor Injuries To u child named John MI
gsR.
The opinion ~ the court j. written hy
Justice lngraltim. He gays that a thor.
onsh examination OF the testimony
taken before the referee has led him TO
the conclusion that the charges are
fully sustained
The evening world., 1901-03-22
COMEDIAN BUSH
CRUEL, SAYS SHE
So His Wife, Grace,
Sues Him for a
Separation.

Grace r. Bush Is suing her husband.
Frank Bush comedian. for scpara-
ton before Justice O'Gorman In SUI
prcmc court. Through her lawyer.
Abraham Levy. Mrs BUSH told The
cour; her husband had been cruel 10
her until she could no longer endure Il.
Tacy We're married in ;hls city In
August. 1879. Mrs. Bush testified tina,
in september. 1899 the comedian drew {.
revolver and ordered her OH, ~ the
house.
She left and has no, seen him since.
The evening world., 1901-03-22
COMMONS ANGRY:
PROTEST MADE.
Government Neglected
to Report Tientsin
Settlement.

LONDON. March Sir Henry Camp
be!l-BLnnerinan this afternoon moved
the adjournment ~ the House In order
to csiI attention to the failure Of the
Government To give the House infofma-
ton ycstrriay ~ the settlement, ~ the
Tient-in dispute.
IN. Government, leader Mr. Baifour,
declared he had never heard an adj
jourrm.nt suggeatcd on such friv-
oious pr-i'At Perhaps II was desirabl.
that Lord i.insdown. should hay. sent
The informant ion to the House. but II
was absurd to attack him tMr. Balfour,
for not doing 40.
Th. House then divided on tho Iues-
iiGr Of the adjournment. which was de-
f.atcd by 4 vote % - 10 iss.
The evening world., 1901-03-22
FIT TEEN WILL
CO TO ALBANY.
Committee Will Work
to Eradicate Vice
from Tenements.

The Committee OF Fifteen. almos, To
a man. viii go TO Albany next Tuesday.
"hcn a hearing will be held. before the
Cries Committee Of the Legislature on
She r"Iort OF IN. Tcncmcnt-iiouscc Com
mission
Certain paris Of the rcpor; have ve-y
dJect bearing On the v.ry thing that
cd!lct the Committee into existence.
nHin'lr. IN" prevalence OF vic. IN tcnc
meni houk.s.
u IL tn"wn that the -cpor; OF the
Commission mas THE warm Endorsement
OF tho Committee OF Fifteen.
The evening world., 1901-03-22
REMEMBERED
HER IN HIS WILL
ReeCe Leaves His Son
500; Miss Brook
house the Rest.

Charles ftcecc. In bis will flied to-day
In the SurrOgaie's Office. leaves 500 20
MS SJIl. Thomas, provided ;h,t tho son
is alive o9 has no. dIs"nrcarcd at the
Tune o! The icsiaior's It,th.
All Tie residue uf MS c-tite. nc,llin..
moneys ~ VARIOUS banks, is eft to
Mon!ta Brooknouse. his friend o! thirty
years, IN wao'c hougc ne ali it., Tor
I ha. Period OF time. in consiic-3u nnt
her attention - HIM during s,ckLc.s.'
The evening world., 1901-03-22
MATTEAWAN
CONVICT FREE

FIIiikii.I. LANDING. y, V. March
,:.-J,mcs Rcilly, twenty-e!sa, years old.
and OTTO NestIcr, twenty-five years old.
both from New York City, escaped from
thr M,ttea"an State Hospital for tn.
criminal Insane To-Day. They broke n
paddock.
~ noon S.stier was captured after an
exciting chase. Reilly is s;ili n, large
The evening world., 1901-03-22

Kelly. sentenced TO nine months Tor
attempted larceny. AMI Ia ..th,-.
serving rnc year for a like uncn-c. They
hclonScd - tn. hakchpusr gang Tncy
were put on hr.m and water to-day.
The evening world., 1901-03-22
WEATHER FORECAST.

EOr"rnst for the thIrty.sIx
hours ending ~ T.. ". Sat-
urtin3 for <rw York GU, uud
Yicinit,i Fair tO-ninhs; fair
and warmer SATURDAY,; frrsh
sOutb~rIy winds.
The evening world., 1901-03-22

So Fearful Was May
Buckley That She
Asked the Police to.
Guard Her Against
MouIton, Who Shot
at Her and Wounded
Managers Dingwall
and LeHingwelI.

Robert Hayden Moulton, 4 young
architectural student who had been pay.
ing cour, for some time to May
Buckley. the actress. driven insane by
jealousy aud drugs. attempted to kill her
IN rabsts Ra,h.kcllcr a; For.y.second
street and broadway carly this morning.
AMI severely wounded Alexander W.
D!nEwall. residcn, manager OF the
Hroadway Theatre. and slightly wound.
Cd John u. I.effinEweiI. assstan. mana.
ger NJ tn. Price of Peace" which
opcred n; the theatre last night and in
which Miss selixman Is the leading lady.
Broadway had a rumo: late this after.
noon tina, Noulton had been married 10
the actress. but It could not be sub.
.,int,a;.d. Mis-. Buckley vas wed I'D
a few years ago 10 repttedly wealthy
man tInmhd tsari!ck. There Il NJ record
Of her having been divorced.
HAD Threatened Her.
Moulton had written the actress .
number OF threatening e:ters. and n.
nally. becoming fearful that he would
do her harm. she appealed to Caot.
Titus. o: the Detective Bureau. for p,o-
tectson. Detectives have kept an eye
On him for some time. as we'll as guard
CT the actress. bu; the vikil seems To
have been relaxed at the lime OF the
shooting.
Moulton occupied a box all BY himse:f
Al the opening OF the Broadway last
nigh; and wildly appInudcd Miss Buck.
ley a, every opportunity. After the
show the sigh, OF the woman whom 10
loved In company with LefinEwell. Ut
whom he was savagely Jealous. threv
hin, into murdcrous trcn1y and he
brought his revolver into play on the
party.
Mr.. LcninEwell. in telling the story to
the newspapers. sought TO shield Miss
Buckley by saying tina: the woman shot
a, was Miss Minnie seiiEman.
Fired. Without Warniss.
They were seated In the corner booth
OF the crowded broadway cafe whsa
Moui,on entered and. withou: warning.
opened IRE.
The FIRST bullet struck Mr.. LefYinGuell
In the lef, armpt. The next struck Ms.
DinEwaIi In the Rack. The third pens.
traied Mr.. Ding wallis shoulder. -
The fourth sho, was fred point blank
and at close range at Miss Bucklsy.s
head. hut Mr. DinEwall struck down
'n' "@Af"" anu tne oa'' passe" us1
lcssly through her skirt.
Dins~all and LcfIirgwell were strue.
sins with the mndman when the dfsh
and las, sho, in his revolver was dis.
charged into the floor.
Accused of;PassinR Forced ChsclRs.
Mo,,,,on ra, ..,,.d -. /. .,,aa.
deaf. II. Insisted Al, IN. az. in;,
The evening world., 1901-03-22
MayriaE- II Legal.

Mr.. Sexton. however. has one con-
ISOLATION. II has been held In previous
cases Of a similar character by the
courts that such a marriage stands In
the eyes o! the Law. The pair having
been pronounced man and wife" with
their own consent ~ \ person 50 au-
thorizcd ny the statutes.
{ Behind Mr.. Scxton's marriage is a
little romance. Mr.. Sexton Is a tall
handsome woman. and her. beauty has
attracted much attention In the social
set In Brooklyn In which she moves
She Is twcnty-c!Shi years cd. Her
maiden name was Mary r. Lappc. hcr
family living In Philadelphia. where he;
father = employed n the Pennsylvania
Railroad Offices
rvs Gears ago In tho Quaker city
she met Tomasso G.oc. a young Italian
who was an importer and commission
.r,s-chant with headquarters at No. ~
!Whitehal! street, this city. Giccs. father
Is wealthy Italian fruit grower Al,
Sicily, and his ron represented him IN
this country.
II was n case .. love a; arst sight be-
tween Gioe and the hard.omc Ph.a-
delphIa girl. Their friendship continued
and a little over three years. ago they
were married. in this city.
Their married iifc. however. proved
unhappy. The wife claimed tina: her
husband was 100 fond ot other women,
and especially Of ~ certain weil.known
Continued on Second Pagcl
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More Troor- fr"m Mnn.l,.

MANILA. Mirth The United
States Army transport Grant sails for
San Francisco Tomorrow with tho
Twcniy-ninlh and Thir;y--scoEy. Eesi.
mcnts Of Volunteer Infantry.
The evening world., 1901-03-22
winning Poster. IN rcLlnr.

BERLIN. March "a despatch to the
Cologne Gazette from Pck!ng any. an
lnpcria! decree in accordance with Ar
ticlc 10 OF the Peace Conditions has
been pacar!ed on the vans of Pckiuy.
threatening al ant!-forci:n societies
with punishment.
The evening world., 1901-03-22

suud.y. March -. Va G-nn.,N.nia Eaiirssd.
Law. Nlintie OF, 80 ?. v Ihrnuxh ivil'
man p,rlsr CARE. Dlnias Car and cosehss Stops
a, trenton Etirsosta and Sssifk 70 'st on pa.
.,nssrs 80 afk. 8
The evening world., 1901-03-22

To Prevent rne uinonia and Crib.
LAXATIVE Brerna. oainins rsmosss The eausa -
The evening world., 1901-03-22

Rats, Mice and Cock ron chcn
can't live where strarnss Electric Paste IL used.
0Afs. sc. Druggists and xrpeerI. zee
The evening world., 1901-03-22

To Cure n Cold In one Day
Tats LAXATIVE Dromo. ouinins rasistA ~ -
The evening world., 1901-03-22
i'rirrt Ia A.tuni.i,rd.

III 1t is true" said the Rcv. Father
Duffy this morning. that Mrs. Sexton
s. divorced woman. then according to
the laws OF tho Catholic Church tho
marriage Is invalid. It l. beyond the
power o! any one In the Catholic
Church even the Pope. 10 marry In
khc Church a divorced person. That Is
one OF our great teachings
1T is n surprise 10 mo that Mrs. Sex
ton II divorced woman She appears
on III" record ~. WIDOW, ard. ri
tours". there being nothing 20 make
fis think dincre:niy. the mnrriag" was
sol. mnizcd Nothing can leSalzc tho
marriage IN tn. Catholic churc!. bu;
the death OF the woman's first husband
'ln that event an entirely new cerc-
mony would have TO ne performed. for
~ the facts are as related no marriage
has taken place between these two par
ties. II II strange ma. there should be
such Misrepresentation
The evening world., 1901-03-22
LcmnKwcii'. stor, Of the shootias.
sv-ciut Train, Atlantic City TO new
Nurk, x

Continued on Second PaSeJ
The evening world., 1901-03-22
PRETTY DNORCEE
IS SECTIONS BRIDE.
Rev. Father Duffy, Of
St. Agnes's, Declares
Now that He Was
Deceived and that
Marriage So Obtain
ed Is Regarded by the
Church as Invalid.

Tho marriage Of John II. Sexton. for
mer Police COMMISSIONER ami now the
new President Of the Board OF Health.
has been declared invalid by the Rev
Father Duffy. pastor ~ ST. Agnes =
Roman Ca,holic Church. Brooklyn.
where the ceremony was performed two
weeks ago SO FAR a. the Catholic
Church is concerned. both Mr.. Sexton
and his bride are still In u state of
sinEle blc.sedncss. nv It is charged tina,
Tie marriage was securedeby misrco.G
sentation.
According TO the law OF the Caiholir
Church. no divorced person can marry
in the Church during the lifetime OF the
person from whom the divorce was OBJ.
tanned.
MIS-. sexton - a DIVORCE. but that
fact. The priests at 81. Asnes's Church
say, was concealed from thssn when
MIR Sexton and his bride applied to
have the ceremony performed. When
asked. In accordance with the rules II
she had ever been married before. Mr..
Sexton replied. according 20 Father
Duny. that she wa :, widow" and II,
mas with that understanding 'ha, tHc
Rev. Father Bladder consented 10 unite
the cou.lc.
The evening world., 1901-03-22

CONTINUED on Second rasco
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-12-14
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Foreign News.

London, Dec. 14.-General Lord
Kitchener today reports aD engagement
between Col. Bruce-HamiltoD, who Is
operating 10 the Eastern Transvaal,
and Viljoen's commando. The report
follows: "Bruce Hamilton, after 9
night march, the troops covering fifty
miles in "a hours, surprised and met
Viljoen's commando at Witkrasns. The
Beers lost 16 killed, several wounded,
aud seventy captured including two field
comets. We also recapIured one OF
Benson's guns. The other gun cap
lured by the Beers has been destroyed"
southampton. Dec. IA. JohB Philip
Souss, famous band leader, sailed for
New York today. The enthusiastic
welcome which the band has received
throughout England had fitting eli
max at the dock. Large crowds were
gathered and the band played pstriO ic
English and American tunes. As the
vessel passed out the band played "The
Stars and Stripes Forever" The peo
pie on the quays cheered and waved
flags. Sir George Husssy, mayor OF
southampton, led the demonstration.
Rome, Dec. II "A Vatican Off cisl
asserts that negotiations are progress
ing satisfactorily for the sccreditiDg OF
an American representative &C the
Vatican.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-12-14
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mr.. Robert Slower, aged sixty-tWo
years, died Thursday night at his home
10 Little Georgetown, Fsuquier county.
He is survived by his wife and several
grown children.
The organization OF the new Farmers
and Merchants National Bank was eff
fected at Winchester yesterday by the
election OF r. T. Barton as president.
A building to cost $40. 900 will be erect
ed at once.
Mrs. William A. Jenkins, OF Rich
mond, president OF the lady board OF
managers of the Retreat for the Sick,
and for nearly half century an active
factor in the social and charitable works
OF that city, died yesterday morning.
Sergt. Junius A. Cosby, one OF the
best.known police officers 10 Richmond,
died suddenly last night. He was fifty
seven years old, and during the war
rendered services as a telegraph opera
tor. He was prominent Mason, aud
an officer of both the Grand Lodge and
Grand Royal Arch Chapter OF Virginia.
Mrs. Virginia Montague, widow OF
the late Col. Edgar B. Montague, died
suddenly yesterday at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Robert McCandlish, at
Saluda. Mrs. Montague was the mother
of Judge ELECT Edgar E. Montague, OF
Hampton, and aunt to the governor
elect OF Virginia. She was Miss Eu-
bank, of Middlesex.
Mr.. Gabriel Musselmsn, OF Page
county, was found dead at an early
hour yesterday morning by a searching
party. Mr.. Musselman, who lived
four miles east OF Luray, was en-.
gagged with his son on Thursday in
hauling fodder from one of his fields to
his barn, and when the last load was
put on the wagon the elder Musselmsn
took near cut across the fields for the
barn.
Capt. J. 2. George, a Chesapeake
fisherman, and Willie Mitchell, post
master at Westand, the last wharf on
the Rsppansnnock river, while stroll
ing on the beach together found good
sized pot containing nuggets of gold
and coin. the value OF which they re-
fuse to make known. The pot had been
buried ia the bank. and the dirt was
being washed from around it when they
made the discovery. 1t is believed that
the treasure had been buried there more
than 100 years.
Maj. Fielding II. Gaines, a promi.
nent ex. Confederate and a member OF a
distinguished family, died Thursday
night at his residence, Henley, the old
family homestead, near Winchester,
after long illness, aged seventy years.
Surviving him are his widow, and two
sons. Mr.. Gaines was descendant of
Marquis Cal mes, a French nobleman and
Huguenot, and his ancestors were off,
GERS in the revolutionary war. Major
Gaines enlisted in the Confederate
armp as a private in Company d, Sixth
Virginia Cavalry, and participated in
some of the most daring episodes of the
period. He was promoted to captain,
and then to major in Imboden's Bril-
gsde.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-12-14
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Business failures for the week num-
bered 273 In the United States, against
$40 last year.
The sails and tackle of Sir Thomas
Liptou's yacht Shamrock II, we're burn-
ed 10 fire at the the John n, Robins
CompsDy's drydock, Erie Basin, New
York yesterday.
Robert Chamblin, a messenger en-
ployed by the Peoples Bank, Mobile,
Ala, left the bank on Thursday to take
q package containing 5000 to the To-
cal express Office to be shipped to a
Mississippi bank. He has been missing
ever since.
Heavy storms have swept over
France and England. A number OF
smell wrecks are reported. Telegraph
communication between points in Eng
land and Scotland is still interrupted.
A large new Austrian steamer, the
Nerites. has been driven on the rocks
OF the English coast.
A terrible blizzard ragged through
out the West and Northwest lastnight.
Report from Nebraska and the Black
Hills tell of a severe snowstorm, from
to six inches having fallen yesterday
The storm thT oughout southern Wyom'
ing Is of UNUSUAL severity, and the loss
10 sheep men will be great.
Congressman George A. Pesrce in
troduced yesterday a bill allowing q
pension of $50 month to all honorably
discharged soldiers of the Civil War or
the late Spanish War, who served
ninety days or more and were honor
ably discharged, who are blind or so
nearly blind as to require the service
OF an attendant.
According to decision handed down
10 New York by Justice Lawrence in a
suit brought for the purpose of obtain
ing construction of the will Of C0rne-
Illus Van Shack Roosevelt, who died 10
that city in 1887, President Roosevelt,
who is a nephew of the testator OF the
will, will inherit a fortune OF between
500 600 and $4,000.
In the convention in Scranton, Pa,
yesterday of the American Federation
of Labor the proposition to Increase
the number OF the presidents from six
to eight was defeated. A resolution in
structing unions to hold aloof from
state militia was tabled after sharp dis
cussion. 1t was decided to increase the
per capita tax of the unions-thst OF
members of local unions from 3 to 10
cents, the increase of cents month
to 20 to defence fund.