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NAVY OFFICERS EXCESS PAY
RULED NON. DEDUCTIBLE.

Washington. Nov. 2nd-A staggering
blow at the arbitrary powers pxer-
cised by Comptroller. General McCarl
was struck by the District Court of APP
peals today.
The court ruled that the Comptroller.
General has no authority to deduct my
sum from the pay of naval officers who
have presumably received excess allow
ances. 1t was the first time that an up
per court has curbed the powers of that
, 1925-12-01
Wit and Humor.

Jenkins-Your wife seems to be an
agreeable woman. take her all around.
jacob Yes. but you should see her
sometimes when | refuse to.
Inquisitive Old Lady-Now tell me
about your first success.
Wearied Young Authur--WeII, you
see, madam, | was crossing the ocean
last summer and was a contributor to the
Atlantic.
Abie-Jakie. tomorrow | get married
Jakie-Vy, Abie-you? Watts her
name?
Abie-Julie Rosenberg
Jakie--Vy, Able, Chulie has been en-
gagged to every man in Fort Wayne.
Abie-Oh, vell-FOrt Wayne's not so
big.
He(admiringly)-You are a girl after
my own heart.
She--Thank you; but I hope you are
not a man after mine, because it's other
wise engaged,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03
BROWN CUNNING
FOR TOCA
Rejects Suggestion That He
Seek MiIIer'S lob

Announcing that he war going TO
run for senator IN 1890" and stating
that 10 there arc any republicans
here tell Wesley Jones 20 buckle
on his armor" Mayor Edwin ].
Brown Wednesday put an end 10
democratic fears that he was going
TO run for congress on their ticket.
Tho announcement eamo at the
meeting wednesday noon Of King
county democrats in tho Chamber
Of Commerce 10 gree, Congressman
w 4, Oidfleld Of Arkansas. chair.
man Of tho democratic national con.
Krossionnl committee.
oldfeld. just the day before. had
urged Brown 10 enter tho race for
the lower house with the view OF
defeating Congressman John Y.
Miller.
| In his speech ai tho meeting he
I congressman urged the party mem.
berr 20 stop fighting among them.
selves and get together Hitting hard
was hls way Of winning. he snld. and
iit could be- made just as effective
here,
/ Oldnsld left Wednesday night for
I SPOKANE. where he viii confer with
democrats there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03
STUDENTS HERE
Party OF $40 Chinese Boys
and Girls Arrive

with a determination 10 learn
FOR a new China. 40 young Chinese
men and women reached America
last night. bound for tho various
colleges and universities Of tho
country. where they VIII complete
their education started in their own
country
They viii remain in this country
for five years Money paid by
Cgalne as Boxer Rebellion indemnity
and turned back by the United
states fog educational purposes.
will provide for them during their
stay in the United States.
one Of tho members Of the party
Is Miss Tong Vat Hing. winner or
the $500 Levi 7. Barbour scholar.
ship. Mrs 7 a. Aaron, University
Of Michigan alumnus, who has met
scholarship winners for tho past
five years, greeted this young lady.
Miss Grace Young. who 10 en-
route TO Columbia chaperoned the
young lady members OF the party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03
ToNlGHT'S PROGRAMS

sis0-i0 Y. NJ
ktn Henri namakru concert orrhras
ira, playing Path ~ Glory march
tNeodsli tens und t4sbe waits ,Non
Hlopl. nabes In royland, selection tlisr.
esttN ln a rageda tHfattoni Mystery
" sight chinese poem tpsuuU rat
piano and violin trio spanish dances Z
and tMostkowskus tulips Jhiilvsl
summer NkbJs tHabsrisii Hack 90 Sc
attic tstsrnls Ia Hoheme, selection
,Fucrini Cautonstta lp'Ambrosiol, vic.
liu colo hy lsrbsrt prssE Hammered
pstroN tRubrnstslni string trio Mesus
hirchnsr frssE and Lehman 10 Guar1
any overture tGomssl
lol1o. MIDNIGHT
kiR weekly meeting 81 MIR order
% hats
TRmAY-oiso.Io 4. NJ.
krCts-M Markets
lo,tolao A. N.
krCfs= kiddira Uiub
ioiao-iiiao A. "
kIR~Charmsd Land trio In concert
playing FORGET Ne not tMacbsthi Pa
plilon tAndrssfi Moonlight snd Wossa
Anita's Dance tUrsiEi MofalnE tursigl
uriuntaie tcul Piano spios b KAN.
lssn Eving Violin solos ~ Dorothfs
LonE, cello solos by Mildred Wsarieh
isI1o-llaO
kfoA-MsmbsFs council lunch. cham,
bfs % commerce
isitis A. NJ
kjR-ClesinE market quolstiens
i1a-ttta n. VI.
kjR-orEsn rseital. Celumbia the
atsr
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sssFhez Radio star

A radio musical phanta1y. The
Golden Isles u Dreams" written cs-
pecially for the medium ~ sound
alone, making use OF music, the
spoken word. charaoterisatlons "
the drama. and numerous sounds
familiar 20 listeners, II 10 bo pre-
sented over KGo Friday night, Sep
tcmbcr e. Mrs John J Cuddy
author and producer - ehildren's
plays on the stage and screen, Is
the author OF Golden Isles OF
Dreams" Mary Weaver Mecauley
wrote the music
The Charmed Land trio will play
concert from KJR Friday morn
ing Rt 1850. including sovcra
classical favorites The Puget sound
Savings and Loan Co, sponsors the
program. and there will ho a talk
hy Glenn J. Fairhrook on What
Women should Know About Max
ms a VIII
There IL nothing startling billed
from Coast stations Thursday even.
ing. programs and dance music
filling tho bills
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03
Main Street

W. Moher, teamstsr. driving
north on wesIlake George
Nlayfield. carpenter, watching a
building going M on Virginia
81. Prank Leonard, old.timer
reading a letter from homo. on
Third ave. Carl Itlster story
teller. Matching a new story. on
upper Second ave. William
iIawley. scotsman. talking TO
the binds on First ave, r. >.
Waltmeysr. mining. plugging M
Seneca A. l.. IIubbs. snleaman.
driving west on Pike ~ Jud'
son Wilson. teacher. getting
ready 10 so on Upper Second
ave, u. G Anderson. manu-.
facturer. entering Olympic Ho
tel 4. L. Ayrrill. msnufactur
er. heading FOR Rotary luncheon
on Fourth ave. ". Barnes. la
borer. leaving Labor temple
James Coulson. mechanic. drly-
ing south on 18TH ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03
Advertisement.
Advertisement.
Reduce
In this pleasant lDdy

All who wish 10 keep slender
should learn the easy. pleasant.
scientific way Millions have EN-.
ployod g. You see the results in
every circle now. Fat lis not one.
tenth 50 common as "a WAS.
The way Is Marmoie Prescription
Tablets. People are now using over
100000 daily because OF tho proved
results. Let us tell you how and
why they act. We publish all in.
gradients.
Write the Marmoln Co. 235-F.
General Motors Bldg, Detroit.
Mich. Tor their latest book. 4 IS.
q, sample win come with Il. also a
guarantee. Do this IN justice 10
yourself Cut out this offer. so you
won't forget.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03
LOTTERY MAN"
FROM KGO
Three Act Comedy Billed by
Oakland Station

DIpA JOHNSON YoUNG's IA.
~ nous comedy. The Lottery
Man" will be broadcast Thursday
evening at by the kGo Players
Vida Wilson Church viii direct
The comedy Is well known and
should prove success with the
Oakland stations big audience, The
Arion trio will play between acts,
Ben Blacks dance orchestra plays
from 10 TO midnight
Seattle stations except kJR. arc
silent Thursday evening, KJR puts
on Henri pamSkrs concert orehes.
ira at $3.50. following With the
weekly revel OF the Bats at 1880
Tho oreheStra's list includes some
thing from Victor Herberts tune
ful Babes In Toyland." selections
from ia Boheme" and KAN
menol ostrow." by string trio,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03
I.,TyIA SHIPS TIMBER

4 number Of foreign timber rS.
portsra have concluded contracts
with Lstyiau firms IN advance FOR
timber 70 be delivered this fail. ac
cord!ng 10 a report received by the
bureau Of foreign and domestic com
merce. si5 Lowman building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03
Member of Morgan
Company Is Dead

LOCUST VALLEY. n. Y. Sept. 0.
-By 4. P)-Edward H. siettinius,
member Of j. p. Morgan q Co. and
at one time second assistant secre-
tary Of wnr. died al his home here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03
OTHER STATIONS

kFIH tssn. Portland - so, hoy Rrout
program. sti6. business talk. gilt, Cons
crrt
kGM Npl, Portland rs. religious
lecture no. u0udrra' orchestra
kGo taGn. Oakland Aeo Players
in "rhs tauuy Man' 40. dance or.
Chsstra.
nh N01l, Los Angeles, cons con.
cert. ana 40, programs
koA t1fal. nsn1SF-e.19 farm quos'
tian bas silent night
wCUo tltgl, Twin Citiss-3. weather
aud markets
Noe asa. Davenport. weather. ..
archratTA
kNN Ssil. liellyvood--i and .. pro-
swans. 10. orchestra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03
oTIIIn sTATIoNs

KOA tagD. Denver %. studio musical
and talk program.
MI hail, los Angeles orsan re-.
ciisl D. liEht opera 10. spanish music
kGO taaD. Oakland -. news. silent
night
voc asa. Davenport an. musical
program. 2 weather.
MCCO Ntgl, Twin Ci,issS musirsI
program o. organ recital
kDN tnil. Portland 3.so concert
1850. itootpwis
kNN ta51l. Hollywood ana D. pro-
grams 10 and "a. ofchssirus
kfJH tsSsl. Portland silent night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03

Id years Ola,
che was irregular
and also had SO.
we're hcada eheH,
and pains in her
sides and back.
She was this way
about six months
bcforelb Civ
ing her Lydia L.
Pinkham's Vcge-
table Compound.
10 helped her very
r,tt@b Che rof
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03
BIBLE STUDENTS. CONCERT

Students from the Bible Institute
Of Los Angeles viii give a program
Of vocal and Instrumental music ai
the Fremont Baptist church Friday.
September I. Tho program starts az
Ttb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03
FRIDAY
HOME hIAIIONa

kIOA 900 "I9Il0I Chamber of COM
mrrts lunch, and g. iiofmaBus or.
Chsstra. t.ts sherman, clay program.
sac studio program 10. itArsnssa o.
gbrsira
hJH ASA -, markets iriG organ
recital, 2, food iaik f.ib. produce re-
port e. thsatsrsi $40. studio program
10. ltilbeurRs's orchestra
kTCL $500 - 90 markets 70. kid
dies club. silent niHHt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03

today. stet,inius, who was in his
sIst year. formerly lived In 81.
Louis and was al one time prea-
dent OF the Diamond Match Co.
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f@Hour%Hour n~Ar Toda@
THURSDAY
uoMr sTAIIONs

kToA aAlb is 40. y. 81 %. q iunrb.
& Hafmann'H orchestra silent night
kTCI.--ta - 30. markets. no. ttig
dies yiub. 1880. Moves cafeteria orchSs7
ira. silent niaht
hIR Astl - markets. itlt, organ
recital. q food talk sit produce 20.
port. q. thsatsfsi sac. puGst sound
bavinss program. 1880. hJh order "
uats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03

Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jer'
sey and Maryland produce about
ont,fourth Of all tho cement used
IN the United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03
tAtVertlHhtncnD
MOTHERS OF
DAUGHTERS
viii Profitby reading Mrs. Quigg S
Letter Telling How Lydia Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
Helped Her Daughter

Royersford. Pa. my daughter
was sickly from the time she was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03

bothered By headaches, baekaches.
or cramping any more, and has moi
missed but one day. We recommend
II 10 other mothers with girls who
have these troubles. - sirs. QUiGG.
30 Main Street, Royersford, Pa.
Another Mothers Letter
Roxbury. Mass. AT the age oi
l6 my daughter was all run down.
nervous. with poor blood. These trou.
bles made her weak and unfit 10 work.
She tried several medicines, but they
did her no good. Finally ! induced
her TO take the Vegetable Compound,
too. and she has gained in health and
strength and il now working steadily.
] have told these facts TO many
mothers. Mrs. HUDSON. 252 Eustis
Street, Roxbury. Mass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03
SEEKS FREEDOM
Chinese Bandits May Re-
lease American Specialist

PICKING. Sept s-Dr. Harvey
Howard. Picking American eye ape.
eiallst. will probably he released
By his Manchurian bandit captors
on September IS, according TO
American consular Rdvices today
from Tsiuikar. Mnnchuria.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03

Negotiations have been proceed
ms for Somo days for release Of
Howard. who - connected with the
Rockefeller foundation Peking hos
pital.
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Kid
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lican.
seattl
the q
and (
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The
week,
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81: \
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The
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Seattle
friday
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0rflfIle
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Dill

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-02
Ell "AFFAIRE' DE Los CARROS PUBLC0S HA|
0UEDAD0 SATISFACTORY AMENTE RESUELT0
LA COMISION DE SERVICIO PUBLICO HA INTRO
DUCIDO MPORTANTISIMAS ENMIENDAS AL RE
CLAMENTO QUE Sc PROPONE PONER EN- VICOR
La prestacion de fianza ha sido pospuesta por un ano
Sc ha eliminado del reglamento TODD cuanto Sc referia
a itinerario flo y uniformes-eSe ira a los Tribunales 5

Euestros lectOres estan al cabo
de In vigorosa protesta que surgio
por partesd de los duenos Y chauffeurs
ac-antom0viles pdblieos, cuando Sc
anunci6 que la Coinisi6n de Servi-
clio Pdblico Sc disponfa a poner en-
vigor un Reglamento que les obli-
gaba a uniformarse, a tener I'm It'll
nerario flo, a trabajar por horas
y a prestar una fianza para garan-
tia de las personals que viajasen en-
dichos v~ehfculos.
Tan enfatica fu6 la protesta que
la Comisi6n, animada por TN gran
esplritu de justicia G unprecedented,
annnci6 a su yez la celebration de
una vista piblica para DIR a todcs
los ~interesados, hacienda de paso
Ia salvedad de que la Comisi6n no
tendrfa Inconvenience en- aceptar
TODD cuanto de razonable Sc solicit
tase en- la debida forma.
Y sc celebr6 la vista pIblica, que
resu1t6 sumamente concurrida G in
t~eresante. En- esa vista pGblica los
abogados de les dnehos de vehfculos
p1blicos alegaron que la Comisi6n
no tenfa facultades legislatiyas Y
que por 10 tanto era anticonstitucio
nal Ell Reglamentsteaae Sc preten-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-02
R%INDIENDo

Pero Ell Alcalde no puede adoptar
nuevos planes nj orientarse debida-
mente, 81 no esta al cabo del traba-
jo que en- detalles vienen realizando
los distintos jefes de Department
tos.
De ahf Ell que estos hayan empe-
zado a rendir sus respectivos infor
mes al Alcalde, en- forma tai que
este pueda hacer recomendaciones
.pertinentes, V orientar debidamen-
tie los trabajos tan pronto como Sc
LContinda en- la pag. -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-02

checo, Presidente de la Comisi6n.
Sr. Cintr6n Presi-
dente, y ~comisionado permanente,
Ell Lcdo. villaronga nuevamente.
LA coMIsIoN HIPIcA
La nueva ley reorganizando los
h~ip6dromos en- Puerto Rico deja
tambien al Gobernador en- completa
nbertad de nombrar las personals
que crea convenience para la nue.
va Comisi6n Hipica.
No obstante tenemos informes
h~dedignos en- absolute de que ell CO.
bernador tampoco actuara en- este
sentido hasta que La Legislature no
haya terminado sus trabajos.
ST sabemos que Ell Pres. senior
Richardson, Sc quedara en- SUI car
go. En- cuanto a los demas no
sabemos cuales sean los p~rop6sitos
del Hon. Gobernador Towner.
Tenderness pues que con la nueva
combination judicial, tan pronto
termine La Legislature sus trabajos,
Sc no vendra encima una verdade-
IA avalanche de nombramientos,
que hara ell Gobernador inspirado
en- Ell alto espiritu de justicia que
siempre ha demostrado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-02
A la POLICIA Y AL
PUBLICO EN- GENERAL

###fN- H.+eas
FL dfa % del pasado julio desapa
recio de su hogan Ell ell barrio Cent
quota de Vega Alta, ell nino de nue.
We amos de edad, Inocencio Hernan
dez, trigueno, delgado, viste un ira
je de drill a rayas, usa smbrero de
paja, tiene ojos y pelo castan.o Sus
familiares suponen que Sc encuen-
tire perdido en- Catafo. Su madre,
loca de ansiedad. yive en- ell Ba-
rrio Obrero de santurce, calle Is.
Sc suplica a la policfa y al publi-
en- general que al tener noticias
de este nino desaparecido sc trasmi-
tan 'esfa Reduction o a Ia sonora
Cesarea Torres, cuya direction de-
jamos arriba ~expresada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-02

Por fin Y tras prolongados e in
tensos debates ha quedado aproba-
da fnalmente en- La Legislature la
=nueva ley reorganizsndo La Comision.
de Indemnizaciones q obreros.
No obstante. aun. cuando Ell pro-
yscto esta definitivamente aproba-
do y So cree que no encuentre obs
taculos en- Santa Catalina, la OPT
ni6n que hemos podido recoger en-
los altos circulos politicos es que
Ell Hon. G~obernador no procedera
q hacer los nuevos nombramientos
en- dicha Comisi6n hasta que no
haya terminado la presente session
legislative. IRazones? va Ell propio
Gobernador las ha explicado mas
que satisfactoriamente desde las CO.
lumnas de Ell MUNDo.
UNA cIRcUNsTANCrA QUE DE-
BE TENERsE EN- CUENTA
La Comisi6n So confrontaba con
serias dificultades debido a. que La
minoria habia tornado un bloQue
para oponerse al nuevo nombra-
miento, y como quiera que habia
!. renunciado Ell sehor villaronga, STEM
pre- resultaba empate. La Comision
pues, no podia desarrollar su pro-
grama durante ell nuevo aho.
No obstante, Ell sehOr Rivera
Martinez, miembro de la minOria
Ia embarcado haoia los Estados Uni
dos. Esto elimina Ell empate y Sc
espera que ahora So aprobara inme-
diatamente Ell presnpuesto que pre-
senta La minoria.
No hay pues ahora motive algu-
no para que exista prisa en- los
nuevos nombramientos, resuelta Ia
crisis en esq forna.
10 CUE HA PUBI1cADo sEL
MUNDo's
No obstante podemos asegurar que
las personals que habr4n de ser nom
bradss son aquelias ouyos nombres
5ublic6 Ell MUNDo oportunamen-
ts. A saber. don Ramon Siaca Pa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-02

aho volvera a plantearse de nuevo
sobre ell tapete la question de la
prestacion de f%ianza, pues los abo-
gados de los interesados siguen sos
t~eniente ell ~criterio de que la Co
mission no tiene facultades para
adoptar esas medidas legislativas.
Dentro de TN aho, pues Sc vol
vera a solicitar que Sc desista de
la prestaci6n de fianzas obligato-
rias Y de 10 contrario Sc recurrira
a los tribunales de j~usticia, segdn
hemos dido de labios de algunos
abogados envueltos en- esta cues
ton.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-02
La obra de Ia mariposa de la cana en- Santo Domingo
puede notarse en- todas artes.-Encontramos hueIIas
del taladrador del tallo" dice Ell informe del senor Mel
vile T.. Cook.

Para investigar los metodos y re-
sultados de fumigar cana de az1car
que sc envfa de La Romano, Santo
Domingo, a Ensenada, Puerto Rico,
fueron c~omisionados por ell Jefe del
Departmental de Agriculture los
senores Melville T. Cook v Luis A.
Catoni, alto Official agrfcola ell pri-
nero, y jefe del Servicio Cuarente
mario ell segundo. Despues de un in
fOrme especial sometido a la consi-
deraci6n del senior Chard6n, ell Sc
nor Melville T. Cook ha hecho un
nuevo informe que difiere del pri-
nero, en- que es un relate de sus
observaciones generates del pals y de
la industrial azucarera; a este Ill.
timo, por su inter6s, le damos pu-
blicaci6n.
Hon. Carlos II. Chard6n,
Comisionado de Agricultural 4
IraDaJO.
San Juan, p. R.
Senor:
De acuerdo con sus i%nstrucciones,
el autor, en- compaffa del senior
Luis A. Catoni, Jefe del Serviclo
Cuarentenario, visit6 Santo Domin-
go, saliendo de San Juan q dfa 2
de mario, 1925 Y regresando Ell dfa
Z dltimo. FL objeto de este viaje
fue principalmente inyestigar los
metodos y resultados de fumigar Gu
ma de azlicar que SO envia de La
Romano, SantO Domingo. q En-.
senada, Puerto Rico. Los resulta-
dos de .esta investigation han sido
sometidos a listed en- un informe
especial. Este es uh informe de mis-
obseryaciones generates del pals y
de la industrial aziicareta, que pue-'
den ser de interes general
Santo Domingo sc parece algo a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-02

la region de Puerto Rico. La
lluyia es cast la misma, pero pare
Ice que esta mejor distribufda drI-
rante 81 aEo, la precipitation enrLa
Romano durante unos amos ha va
riado de q a 81 pulgadas y. Ell no.
medic es de 40 pulgadas. En- la
Central San Luis, cerca de la ciu-
dad de Santo Domingo, Ia lIuyia
.durante TN periodic de seis amos va
rio de 55 a IA pulgadas, con IN pro
medic de IS. Esta precipitation en-
un pals tropical es ~indicadora de
condolences semiaridas.
Ell terreno de La Romano a San
to Domingo -es relativamente nano
con una cordillera de montaGas a
mas 300 40 millas hacia Ell norte.
No hay profundos wales de aluvi6n.
como los de Puerto Rico. pero exis,
ten ~depresiones en- las cuaies hay de
p6sitos eo~nsiderables de aIuvf6n don
de la v~egetaeion. tante4la silvestTe
como Ia cultivada, es muoho mas
exnberante que en- otras parties del
pats. En- la Isla hay muchos rios, Y
en- La comarca entire La Romano '
La ciudad de Santo Domingo hay
tres rios. Estos son mas erandes que
los de Puerto Rico Y algunos son
n~avegables a cortas distancias. rs
eyidente que reeiben IN buen eau
dial de aqua de las fuertes lIuvtas
en- las montafas del norte. flHy en-,
celentes puertos de rfos, que, am
que requehos, permiten Id entradA
de bare0s de mar de una caracidad
regular, A MEDIA que prugfesc Il
d~esarrolio agrfcola y cotnercial del
pats, Sc utilizafdn mis- nuertos de
rios.
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Por portar armas hay cerca de Glen casos. Algunos de los
cuales ~incluyen juicio por a~cometimiento y aggression graz
We. Las infracciones a la ley de prohibition siguen
en- importancia.

nicipales han aumentado en- n
forma escandalosa, tanto que, la
Corte habra de dedicar mas de tres
dfas a yer cerca de cincuenta casos
pendientes por este concepto.
Tambi6n han reducido las infrac
clones a los reglamentos de SAM
dad, asf como tambi6n los casos
contra la Justicia P1blica.
Uno de los casos mas excepcio-l
males de la lista que hemos recibi-
do, es ell radicado contra ell indivi-
duo Fernando Morales. alias Polfn,
a quien acusan por u calumnias.
Solo ha sido radicado I'm case de
Motfn.
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A-LTERACIONEs DIyERsAs

Las listas senalan un auInento
considerable de hurtos y alteracio-
mes a la paz pdblica. Las infraccio
mes a la Ley Gle Automobiles tam
bi6n han aumentado grandemente,
acusando los casos sehalados en- las
listas de una negligencia absolute
por parte de los chauffeurs, que Ia
trafdo por consecuencia directa la
muerte de numerosas personals AFRO.
lladas por estos vehiculos, mientras
que, otras tantas, estan reclufdas
en- los hospitaIes de la 1ocalidad, con
diagn0sticos reservados.
Los p0r Danos maliciosos
han disminufdo. anotando linicamen
te cerca de cinco, mientras que las
~infracciones a las ordenanzas, mu-