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PROSPERITY UNDER ANERICAN CONTRAL Accomplishments of U. §. in Haiti Are Worthy of Note —_— Port-Au-Prince, Haitl, Jan, 16— The accomplishments of the United States during the occupation of the island of Halti that has extended over nine years are worthy of note. All the activities necessary to the rehabllitation of the “country have been supervised . and directed by Americans, with distinct benefit to the republic. The one great out- standing result of this work is the knowledge of all Haltlans, and especially the peasant working class that they are free of the menace o confiscation of their property and that their lives are safe, The poor- est man in the island knows he will be protected in his home, that hc will be able to enjoy the fruits of his Jabors and that he is ffee to go and come and carry his possessions with him, Anarchy reigned in Haiti in July, 1915, and American marines were landed for the protection of the lives and property of American and foreign citizens. Two months later the United States mado a treaty with Haiti by which the former country pledged itself to remedy the finan- cial situation and to develop the economic possibilitics of the republic. At this time Halti was bankrupt with anational debt of $32,000,000. Also she had po credit. Today the national debt is slightly under $23,- 000,000, the currency is at par in the world's markets, a modern bud- get system has been ablished, and & cash reserve of $1,306,856 has been built up. When the Amcrican marines landed in the summer of 1915, san tatfon was medieval in character e was rampant. Today in operation and maintained in areas the hospital zones. Clinics d in remote places and sadi- tary inspection maintained in all cities and towns and the most strin- gent regulations are enforced® and carried ouf, It took years of pa- tlent effort to overcome the igno- rance of the natives and the influ- ence of the witcheraft and voodoo doctors, but today the people al flocking to the American medica men for relief, - N a s being checked and native doctors and nurses tre being tr In 1915 public works had virtually ceased to function. Ioads were wretched nd without bridges the lighthouses inadequate to the large number of harbors and t dangerous coast, Today there a mo; ll\.\u 600 miles of good gravel- ed Is, n vy new bridges, 800 miles of new telephone and tele- phone and telegraph lines and a good telephone system in Port-au- Prince The coast is now encircled by a chain of lighthouses and auto- matically lighted boys which make nav n along the ec the harbors easy and safe, In the summer of 1915 it is esti- mated that some 6,000 bandits in- fested Maiti, Life and property were not gafe and travcl on publie highways hed ceased. Ior the last four vears Haili has bad peace and security, Peasants have returned to their homes or built new ones and the native or foreigner is per- fectly safe in any part of Haitl, A native gendarmeria of 44 sioned officers and 2,500 enlisted men has been trained and equipped | under the guidance of American marine officers. "Phey have entire charge of the policing of the istand and are stati d in eve section, This financial and economic uplist of the island has been accomplished solely through Haitian resources and | the friendly co-operation of the Haltlan government with Brigadier | General John H. T cll, Uunlted States marine corps, the American high commissioner and his staff of American treaty officia While much has been accomplished there i3 a long road ahead. Clarification of the laws and the placing of the Judiclary on a high plane are now occupying the attention of officials, Modern agriculture is unknown, but & corps of experts from agricultural eolleges from the United States is establishing schools and model farms where natives are to be taught both soil and animal industry. 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The six men, all marrled, were shot firers and vemained in the mine to blast down coal after the regu men had quit the shaft, Mine rescue teams came Earlipgton, but their work wag hampered by the after damp. An automobile truck fitted with rescno cquipment also was ordered to the scene from Evansville, Indiana. from am Holt Gale, of N York, has been g ted the royal cquator as consul gen- cral of the United States at Amster- dam. ‘Until recently he was consul general at Hongkong. | The The Classificd ads are your best friend at this time of the y » whaf- ever you may desire you will be sure to find by using them con- | SATURDAYISTHEDAYFOR YOU HERE! IT WILL PAY YOU TO LOOI NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1925, THIRTY NATIONST0 | EXHIBIT IN FRANGE England's Exhlblt Largest; America to Be Unrepresented | | Parls, Jan, 16.~Thirty nations wil | represented at the International Ixhibltion of Decorative Arts which | opens In Parls next April. Prepara- | tions are rapldly going forward, and 1it {8 expected that the admirable sito | chosen for the exhibition In the very heart of Parls, comprising the [ planade of the Tnvalldes, the Pont Alexandre TII and the Grand Palais, will be ready to house the exhibitors ahout the 15th of Vebruary, The Court of Arts and Crafts, thie | theater and library, are practically completed and 68 pavilions belong Ing to exhibitors have buen received and are belng erccted England will have the largest cx- hibit of any of the foreign nations. An invitatjon was sent to the United States through the ministry of for- eign affairs, hut it was declined, Other countries which ary pavilions ar Japgn, Peru, Switzerla Czechoslovakia, Jugos Spain, Hplland, Denmark, !lungurh Ireland, Bulgaria, Sweden, Latvia, Esthonia, Cuba, Brazil, Norway, Monaco, Luxembourg, Turkey, Rus- | , and the French piotcctorates of | Morocco, Tunisia and Algeria, | The aim of the exhibition is to show that the industry of today pre- sents artistic, logical and harmoni- K OVER OUR WONDERFUL DISPL LAY OF PURE FOODSIUFFS ous forms, exactly mlumul to the conditions of modern life and exe- cuted with as much art as in the | pust. 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