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The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-03
JAPAN STILL AFTER 7Ooe RATIO

Washington. Dec. 2.-That Japan has not given up her hope of secur- ing seventy. instead of the sixty per cent ratio allotted her in the first plan proposed by Hughes is mani test in her persistent attempt to nave the ratio increased to the 7OGo figure. This attitude on the part Of tue Japanese delegation is viewed with some concern on the part Of the American officials The situa- lion is a delicate one.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-03
TORNADO OF
 RIOTING HITS
 CITY IF VIENNA

Vienna. Dec. S.-The inner city of Vienna looks as tho it had been struck with a tornado. All the ho- ,als and shops which deal in luxur- frs have been wrecked; the keepers of the shops and the guests in the hotels have been attacked and rob bed Rjoting was rife on Thursday and is considered as being the worst demonstration which has occurred since the downfall of the monarchy.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-03
FOCH VISITS
 CENTRALLA MURDER SCENE

Centralia, Dec. 2.-Narsbal Foch, on his way to Portland. stopped at CentraIia, and standing where the American Legion men were uur- dered said, q have come Co this spot 10 salute the memory Of those who, having been spared by the hor- TOTS Of war, returned to their coun- try to fall under the bullets Of the assassin"
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-03
NTTACk JAIL TO
 RELEASE PRISONERS

Belfast. Dec. 3.-An attack was made on the jail at Londonderry with the object of releasing the pri- souers contained there. The attack Was a failure. The police guard re pulsed the attack. tho two Of the po- ucemeu lost their lives in the melee. Several Of the attacker were captur- ed by the police
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-03
Portland Has
 Destructive Wind

Portland, Dec. 2.-POrtland eX- perienced a high wind yesterday. The gale blew at the rate of seven ty-fve miles an hour and several of the school houses in the city were unroOfed
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-03
SISTER OF MAHONEN
 FOUND GUILTY

Seattle, Dec. Mrs. Dolores Johnson, the sister of MahOuey. was found guilty of having forged Mrs. Mahoney's name to a power of attorney so that her brother could get possession of the property of his wife after he had killed her
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-03
GOVERNMENT OBTAINS
 SHIP PLUNGER

IIay~a. Dec. 3.-The government has given instructions to detaiu Charles ". Morse Of New York, en route To Hav~e at the latter port. Morse IS the shipping pluRger of New York whom the government wants in connection with the Amer lcau Merchant Marine. He sailed on the liner Paris and will be de taiued on instructions from Wash irgtou where the American Mer- chant Marine guards are being in 7estiEa-ed.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-03

London, Dec. 3.-The British gov ernment has made a proposal Co the Sim Fein for the settlement Of the Irish question which the DaiI Fir cam cabinet will consider at its meeting in Dublin tomorrow.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-03
PETERSON COMES UP

The Harbor Boat Peterson came up this afternoon, reaching here at 8 o'clock, with the basketball team and some of the friends who came up to spend the evening. She will return this evening.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-03
SEATTLE POLITICIAN
DIES OF OPERATION

Seattle, Dec. 5.-Robert Bridges. former president of the port commits sion Of Seattle, a pioneer Of this state and a prominent politician. died today, following an operation for stomach trouble.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-03
DESTROYER DEUONG ASHORE

San Francisco, Dec. 2.-The United States naval destroyer De- long is shore ten miles south Of here. The crew is safe
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-03

London, Dec 3.-The Sim Fetn delegation left London last night to meet with the cabinet Of the DaI EireanR at Dublin tomorrow. This
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-03
TO START WORK
ON $. S. DELWOOD

Seattle. Dec. 3.-The work ol con vertlng the Shipping Boards s. S. Delwood into a modern cable ship 70 taAe the place O! the s S. Burn sides will begin within the next few days
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-03
JAP GOVERNMENT TELLS
 DELEGATES TO STAND PAT

Tokio, Dec. 2.-Ohcials of the government here state that the Jap auese government has instructed Admiral Kato to stand pat on the demand for the 7Ogo ratio of naval armament regardless Of the out come of the Washington conference.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-03
GERMANS SEEK BRITISH LOAN

London. Dec. 3.-The former min ister of reconstruction. Rathenau, has been negotiating with the chan celIor of the excheQuer Of England for a loan of fifty million pounds to Germany.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-03
YUKON PIONEERS
 DINNER POSTPONED

Seattle, Dec 2.-The annual dir ue7 Of the Order Of Yukon Pioneers for which SO much preparation had been made. has been indefinitely postponed. The soc pounds of fish and caribou meat which had been provided for the dinner has been sold.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-03
BOLSHEVICKS OPEN
 NEW DEMONSTRATION

Vienna. Dec. 2.-The Bolsheviks of this city made a demonstration before the parliament buildings to- day. This consisted in the waving of red flags before the buildings and the hotels, and the footing of some of the shops.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-03
BRITAIN SEEKS
ABOLITION OF SUBS

Washington, Dec. 3.-The British
 delegation to the arms conference still regards the abolition of the submarine as an instrument of war fare as a preferable decision to be reached by the conference.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-03
AUTOIST CHARGED
WITH MANsLAUGHTER

Seattle, Dec. 3.-Almy. the man who ran down and killed Louise Takell, as she and her mother were alightIng from a street car the Oth- CT day was charged with man. slaughter in the superior court this morning.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-03
FTRENEN MEETING POSTPONED
.AW--E ~

The regular monthly meeting Of rha SkaCway Fire Department has been postponed to Monday night, Dec a. at 7.30 o'clock. Eats
 W. SINE. Chief.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-03
BANDITS ROB ARGONAUT

Sacramento. Dec 2.-Bandits robbed the Argonaut at midnight in Amador county. They secured six ty thousand dollars in bullion.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-03
HEAR ON COLSISION
 KILLS 6; INJURIES %

Portland. Dec. 2.-Two trains running on the Oregon and Wash ington line met in a head on col lision two miles east of Celilo yes terday. Six people were killed and twenty-two injured.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-03

To Cure a CoTO rn One Day
 Take Groves LAXATIVE BRuMu QUEINE tablets. The genuine bears the signature of E. W. Grove. soc.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-03
IRISH QUESTION TBKES
 4 MORE FAVORABLE TURN

NEGOTIATIONS REACH MORE FAVORABLE sTAGE-SEw PRO- POSAL BY GOVERNMENT MAKES HIT PREMIER LLOYD GEORGE PROBABLY COME TO WASHINGTON TO TAKE LIMITATION APARTMENTS CONFERENCE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
FAMILY Of 5 KILLED BY
Gas FUMES IN DETROIT
Ncigl,bors Call Police When
Christmas Tree Is Lighted
Since Saturday.

DETROIT. MICH. Dec. "G.--Fumes
from a defective Gas heater caused
the death of Gactamo Ma!monti. his
wife and three children here Satur-
day night AS the family WAS pr.par-
Ing Ia celebrate tho holiday. Police
called by nciehhors whose anxiety
had been aroused today lay 40 ia Il
that tho Christmas tree in ;h,. Mai
mont nome was brightly light, /
since saturday night, while mono of
the family had been seen. broke
down window and discovered The
tragedy.
The bodies OF Mrs. Maimon,i and
'he children were found In their
beds Maimoutis body was found
near his wifc's bed. where ho n.d
been overcome.
The police believed Maimonti re-
mHincd ur after other member, If
The family retired, to dccora,. mo
Christmas tree; TIA, with tho task
completed. he lighted the eas neat
or' which had no connection win
the chimney, and that possibly he
sax down !" read ana fell aslc.p.
He was aroused some time later h,.
The fumes. officials believe. I'm, y,s
'Ncrcomc before lac could say. his
family.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
1000 SCIENTISTS FROM
j. S. ARRIVE IN TORONTO
Will Attend Annual Sessions
of American Association.
Of Science.
icy United Ncws.l

TORONTO. Dec. 2G.-Two thousand
scientists o. America and Canada arc
arriving Il, the University OF Toronto
to attend tho annual sessions OF thu,
American Association for the Ad-
vanccmcnt OF Science and twenty
Ave other scientific societies.
y thousand papers VIII be listened
TO Ia the next five days on subjects
ranging from The light OF the sun
to tie hitherto unknown habits OF
inlcrpscoplc bacteria. and from tho
ccn"t!tution of the earth to the con-
stitution az the human mind
Movies VIII be used To make Romc
OF the papers clear and Interesting.
Dr. L. - Howard. of the United
states department Of Agriculture. in
his address as retiring president.
Tuesday night. VIII lay down II plan
FOR = scientific barragc against ioS-
ious insects.
Honorary degrees Viii hc conferred
Tuesday might by the University OF
Toronto on two Americans. Dr. How
ard and Professor j.. II. Moore. OF
Chicago. ana on inglands lcadinl:
authority on hcrcdity. Professor WiA
liam Batcfon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
PLAN FOR WORLD CONFERENCE
ON SUBMARINES GAINS FRIENDS
Uoutln From lrrrtl'

rhould hr taken NJ three years be-
fore tia" holiday UAplres. and as II
NOW stands TIA" meeting would be
sumo lnne IN lr2S.y.
Rntio Effective la 1881.
IL rhuuld u" recalled that while
tho h-5-3 capital ship ratio has been
accepted. proNiei"nuliy at least. by
all nvc powers. II does not brcome
effective uutll III" ten year holiday
ends purinN tho holiday Grct; Brit
ain win maintain " 20 pcr cent larger
capital ship force than that OF the
United states.
she hu. agreed to scale down At
til, end OF that period TO AN equality
with thv American ncct. however.
aud this process vaumo, hc worked
out uuw In detail
Iiy again r"!ng over the ground
tlr,e years lctoto the holiday ends.
however. the method OF british re-
duct!ou can be provided Tor even
If {, docs not thn seem advisable
tea providc for further naval ivduc-
tious all around uS many dclorat"s
hope VIII bo the case. The three
ycat interval VIII permit the build-
TINS OF new ships to displac" old craft
I'm TIA" rcarrunEemont Of tonnage un
dor the "5-5a" program
IL is also regarded rs altogether
probable that in seven years the
present controversy ns 10 relative
rcrits of caJi;HI ships ana aircraft
tn war viii have cleared itself.
should The predictions or some cx
p.rts mat aircraft eventually VIII
make capital ships useless have been
made good during that period, the
ssycn-y,ar session of the naval limi-
tntion conference could write That
development into "a ne" uHya! agree
ment contemplating abandonment Of
capital SHIPS alloEeth"r II IS pointed
out. Ia tho sam" .way it could APP
ply 10 the new theory az uouc"m-
peiitivo naval building any other
scientific developments In inc way
"f new agencies Of warfare which
the years may have brought to light
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
FLO ZIEGFELD WILL CLOSE
FOLLIES AFTER NEXT YEAR
Will Sell Out His Costumes and Scenery Which He Has
Accumulated in Last Fifteen Years
and Move to London.

calling something libr zone. two.
three. now kick. ono. two. three.
turn. a' the piano thunpcd out til"
mctor OF a new chorus number when
tn" smarting began again.
We'll. there's just this about H."
II" complained. 'SI'his labor union
wants 10 tell inc who's goiml: to hc
ing 10 stand for II. nnd Il beau
iifu! girl. / pay her an average of
SO week more than tho Equity
minimum. which Is $3.50 Il week. /
buy her better Cost.!iucs than amy
other producer IN the world. Tho
girls like those Costu.nes. too. treat
EN- as Il father. There isn't "A ZIcg-
field sirl who doesn't know right
well that la trouble shu can como
TO me and. If she's on tho level. get
irom u 50 bill! 10 5000. Most OF them
aye satisfied too. They like me. Bat
they're children. See those three
girls over there in the corner? They're
crying now because they aren't IN
this new number we'r. rchearsing.
Leave them to me and they'll be all
right. BUt what would the Euuit;
do in 4 case like that? They'd prob
ably cali out the whole company"
Pays High Salaries.
Hicrfeld was paying the Follics
girls from $i5 to si25 Il week when
the show lief, New York for the
road" after an unusually shor,
broadway run OF fourteen weeks. he
cause III some cities there are eight
shows week instead Of seven as
III New York he agreed to give all
a bonus OF 10 per cent for the entire
season. However, when the troupe
was about To strike the cipht-sh
territory. the Equity members de-
iuandcd an additional ouc-cirhth Of
their respective salaries. Tiegfcld
then offered now CONTRACTS ahrorat-
.n% the bonus agreement and grant
INK the additional "uc-cighth in
Eht-Sh"w territory. Miss Chatter
ton. he says. refused TO surrender
her old contract ana So was given
two weeks notice.
IN produce my shows Ia London
after l92l." he THREATENED. They
drove G"orul" CONAN to the other
side and suppose | can make money
there, too. Ia 1928 the Equity in
tends /" try To put over III. closed
shop and just won't work with
them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
XIV. Day. Ia ia, T,,es

RYE days remain in which to pay
taxes ANA avoid the penalty which
ar"rucs automatically on January !.
city Collector Iiulcc said yesterday
nc would Ike TO go out Of once with
"a clean sheet" aud in order to do SO.
n" calls upuu all citizens to come
across" TINS week. I'VE want to head
of any possible rush." declared Mr..
iiulcc. and In order to accommodate
those who cannot come to the City
Hal early in the day, tho oincc Will
r"main open until o'clock every day
this week."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
SEEK COMPROMISE ON
DEMANDS OF FRENCH


United News stan Corrcspond.n,
PARIS, pec. 2G-A possible com
promise" on the matter of French
demands for large submarine al
I3'nl,mt may solve the lmrassc OF
IN" Washington conference" ON this
matter. IL WAS enthusiastically forecast
IN French government circles Mon
day night.
1t was limited that the solution Of
the deadlock may take the form Of
p"stpon"mcnt OF the whole uuos-
tlon Tor the present, to he held in
""eNanc" until another international
'onicrcnc" 10 deal with ar,namcuts
is called later.
S"miofllciany IT is stated tina, the
cabinet council Tuceday VIII con
slider new Instructions to the French
GGSirtaton at WASHINGTON. President
.hiII"rand. it ~ said. will preside.
Au,horitativoly. il was iudicn,ai
mat without doubt France viii mako
II clear that il * impossible FOR her
to assent I" iiRUrc.s as low as The
American government desires
Although the French delegates at
NaShinSio' prcv!Ousl! had been In
Strueicd {" ass their own discretion.
they considered the difference no
tween tn" French needs and tho
american usuraS So great that thcy
did not desire to shoulder til. re
Srons.hility, and hence consulted
Paris.
Meantime there is every Indication
mat the main French position viii
Ia" maintained unchanged. bu, that
~" instructions. expected to 30 forth
Tuesday. VIII contain certain CON
c@SS!ons permitting the Washing
ton confcrccs /" proceed with their
work.
The e,tIpcriDr council Of uutinn . I
defense met late today to consider
the matter Of submarines and to
make recommendations TO the Sgov-
eminent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
TOO MUCH CHRISTMAS
CHEER IS DISASTROUS
FURNACE Man Pleads Ills Cnsr Eff
fcrtiNclv IIcfnre New NorI,
Justice
INv Tnitoh Ncws-l

lpNK Frs y. y, Dee. 2G.-"Two
many fires To coal up." explained
Patrick porgan. up before Judge
E"s"nwasscr for ,n'oxication
Dorgan tends til" furnaces OF sew
"ral residences. ana at each homo
he Was asked by the owner To par
take az 'Christmae; cheer"
"Of course, had 10 be sociablc ana
accept Dorgan said.
The Judge suspended sentence
John Keenan, was freed on II
similar charge when he pleaded that
besides being Christmas IL was his
birthday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
Urii-,t Contc,tin M.,i.o.

, MEXICO CITY Dec - Beauty
contests are held fr"queutly. uu,
-ftudcnts AZ the National University
recently hold "a contest To dis,oycr
the ugIicGt Indian IN Mexico. Jesus
Mcfn!jc won w!'hoE, a struggle
I~spiic his handicap he is sal TO
have received countless dozens
Proposals 81 marriage from admir-.
ing readers" over since hia photo
graph was published IN tho Mexico
Gity new spapers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27


"D!e on ihe basis OF u small! percent
age OF the freight paid on American
nag ships. or through greater allow
"nee on depreciation ON ships
Government to Insure ships.
Creation of a government marine
Insurance. Observation-Disclosures orporn.
.ion To insure its own ships and Ia
oncr hui! insurance a, COS, to rri-
yn,. American owners hnck.d j..
loan OF 500. ooo 900 other suggested
schemes include tn, cnrryinr In
American ships OF al leas, 30 nor cent
Of the immicrunis coming To mis-
country: shin lic.nsi,. svs,.r
amending ana revising of navigation
laws ur.fcr.u,i.l ,broupi, ,,,.s 10
American flag vessels thu. .x,.,siur
If coastwise laws to our tnyular pos
sessions and the co-opcrotjop of
shi,rirr Rnord ANA navy 10 A.cprc
better on,np,usniinn of IN. m.rcb,r,
marin. officers and mon Of ,h.. rnvol
,.s.rye
p,li.,-irr I'm, jrlfror, ,id ,riiI
no, mon. .n,blo American slim. m
.on.rn,.. spr,,xsfpll, IN r,,un,,j,io,
Win ,hos. nf other nation. The com
mitt.. has ulso od,,,oJ ,.n,,,iy.,y
tho follovfr,. mc,ho,js nr dire, a.
sis,,ur.
establishment az Au,.,i,,, .bin.
MIN, on nm .y.n ro,rn.,i,i,. n,.is
.,yt,h ,h,t u, .rc,, r,ri,nI, ~. nm.,,
Payment TO American shin. on.ra,ors
to cover the general war. and sub
sistcucc dincrcmtial between the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
ny WcStbrook pcrIcr.

United News stan Correspondent.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2G.-i'Our Mister
H"vSicid, who spends his timu find
lnS beautiful girls and his money on
Lucille gowns to make them yet m1ro
beautiful. has reached u determine
non To put out just one more cd!-
ton of the Fullies. then clos. I'm,
oiEcouS series OF girl shows which
u" started back In 1906. soil out his
hitcen years accumulation OF cos
tunes and scenery and move to Lon
uon, as GvuTSic Cohau did. vh,
scenery IS stored in warehouses. Tn.
costumes are Kept in AN Guvclopc
III his desk.
Rrfuscd To Rcfnstutc Girl
Mister %!rGfcld holds no grudgc
against the beautiful little girls VINO
were s'ampcr!nE about the stage on
The New Amsterdam roof with their
skirts rolled UP and their stockings
rolled down. snapp!ni; their gum ana
otherwise acting EirlisE. as he smoke
OF Ai" determination. His fight IS iust
another round III the match between
ia" Actors Equity Association and
the producing managers. The Equity
held Il gun to Xicricld's head in
thicaE" Just one hour before IN.
ROLES We're TO open the season the,/
demanding that Zivgfeld retain i'm the
= f.
Eidabcth Chaitcrton, whose right
name Hicgfcld says is Elizabeth
Poole who had been given two
weeks notice of her diScharr. when
the SHOW was III Detroit. Miss CHAT
tcrton is on" of the eleven Equity
players in til" FoiicS company of
seventy five and she held an Equity
contrac, calling for a fun seasons
work.
Merits Arc Complicated.
The merits of the dispute are some
what complicated but anyway. Zicy-
i"ld suspects that W G. Fields. tn.
comedian whom he discovered and
developed. has been doubling in the
capacity of walking delegate of the
Equity with the troupe. Miss Chat
tcr,"r wouldn't stay fired. tn. union
backed her up Hiegfeld had 10 rein
state her ana tho place s,ili smarts
where he g"t tho blow
lie was standing on the golden
stairs l"oning on; over the garden
"f blondes. bruncttcs ANA rcdheads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
Powers Not Obligated
to Protect Japan Proper
LEY l,mltnN NrMs-l

TOKYO. Dee. 26.-Thc uuadruplo
agreement FOR p"ac" on the Pacific
need not 100 construed uS oblirat-
!ng any OF tho powers involved to
protect the territorial iutcgriiy OF
Japan proper, according TO doci-
sion reached by tho advisory coun-
ell Of Japan.
Tho council has announced that
amy agreements reached apply
only 10 Japam's !nsu,ar possessions
In tho Pacific.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27

at pi'H'Hl i'i th' NArinuH hrh urUaS.
Under this suHE"atluu which hnr 40
far received no formal Endorsement
from amy OF tho DECORATIONS, the
United states. Great britain. Japan.
Italy nnd frnncu all would undertake a.
l." maintain exactly tho tonnage or
submarines they now have stationed
In tn" respective regions OF the At
iantic. tho Pacific. tho Mediterranean
and tho Adriatic.
The proposal Ia wr!ic into tho naval
Limitation treaty an agreement for
roasscnbl!nG tho conference OF tho
powers probably. seven years hence.
has begun t. take more definite form
over thr Christmas recess An tn
formal exchange or Views among tho
American. British und French dele
Ea'cs has developed Il feeling that
by that time II may bc possible to
work out an extension Of the naval
Holiday in the Hight OF II. seven year
test .; the agreements which mad i
IL possible. In any event. 1t has
been said. there VIII hc details to
work out OF the program that is II
replace the tcn-ycar fleet status VITA
actual application OF 5-5-3 capital
ship ratio.
MnNc for Conference in Air.
IL ais" appeared more probable to-
night that some definite stop toward
a world conference on submarines. to
be held within three years after
the Washington conference ends h..
lahors. would be taken within the
next day or two. Exactly what form
. =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
DOMINICAN LEADERS
REJECT AMERICAN TERMS
Decline TO Constitute Govern.
mcnt by Election as
Requested.
ORDER rs WELL. MAlNraI,nD
Friends OF 1Initi nal san Domingo
CHARGE This Country With MIL
tnr'>m "u Account OF Attitude To-
ward BLACK Repub!!cs.
lBy Associated press. !

WASHINGTON. Dee, @G-The po-
Utica! leaders IN the Dominican Re
I-uhftr have rejected the conditions
f"- withdraw! OF tho military gov
eminent by the United states pro-
posed In The Proclamation issued by
The military governor last jun, and
the reputation hus declined to take
any steps" to hold tine necessary
elections II carry them uut. II was
yfport.d today by the special Sen
at" committee, which has just re-
turned from an Investigation Of
oonGitlons there and in HI!tl
The regulation, under the advice
az the leaders" Senator NeGill Me
'ormtyk. hartman Of III, commit
i'', said Ia . statement sunHar!EIuE
It's observations. has declined to
take any steps 10 hold elections to
constitute :, Do-liuic.,D government.
which might negotiate the terms
and arrange the conditions or the
Withdrawal of American forces.
Unable to Modify Proclamation.
At the present time. il is imDus-
sihlc 10 advise substantial modiii-
cation Of the terue'ui tho proclama-
ZION. regarded ~ necessary 70 as
sure civ!l order aud peace within
Dominican territory. The maint"u.
ancc oi its credit, and the dischurg"
OF its obligations"
such q modiacgit on. however may
Weli he justified, Senator NcCor-
mick said. with tho greater stability
against revolution which would re-
suit for any Dom alcun Eovcrum mt
through lack OF funds These roads,
the most Important os which j. the
Surtr to South Highway besides
their benefit 90 commerce hc SAID,
would act as $50 effective ANA OH
Nious deterrent tu evolution as 90
epahle Dominican government 10