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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22
POR DEvONsHIRE

Tan fheiles estan las carreras esta
semann que 10 mas probable es que
pague un dlvidend0 tfn escualido
COMO ~ de Ia semana pasada. Sin
embargo. para los que no ~ pegan
uunca. un programa como a de hoy
no deja dc tener sus atractivos ga
cue II haze renacer las esperanzas
De una 'pegada" mas o menos subs
tanciosa.
Exceptuando a Dlyinitt. que tam
POGO debfa hnbeF pagado tanto di
vldendo en- prlmera. los ganadores
en- las dltlmns currerns fueron los
que cl pAbico esperaha, zero en- la
banca de segunda hnbia -un ycrda-
dero temporal DE- "taj0s". muchps
DE- cllos de orirsn Sc dHdosa respetn
bll.dld. 8 no arr qIc ei usunto 81
rel'a. g a n0 scr cue huva cab1ll0s
que ~ qUHd 4u ga o. rata en 81 mo
tnenfo o. Grlnn aF. n0estsos fivO-
ritos dfl,en coineidlr con los fayo-
risa dc ia.0 a. u.uudu. ga qre su
ie losidui csta leniet en-e de
mos ada.
FEI4FUA .AHll,WA .-- Gale0'
#.H. uHr rsfH c.rrru c9rricudo
suu, r. plazaa. De es'o crecm0s
que usd.r 4 d1. s'c drsulstr O. Ho Sc
lrsuiste est hueno murituGose,
,0n Jockey" de eualquIer case.
Ga 80" no fendra mas rrmedi0 que
ganarle n Ia retahiln de chonsos que
20 accmpahrn Naya nuesirn felli-
rs i'n mGs calurosn los orgnni-
zHfo e- Gel programa p0r esia IN.
torfrln.r earrera cue nos ofrecen.
SIGt NIA.--Ei ojemplar pnra-
fsug Amor pauige que se2dn
rumorcs se gnua a 'Tippity Wltchct,
drhc tEiuufar en esta segunda ca
rTcrn. i,n caso pue arTuuIue nal.
puede verse amcnazndo pOr "Safan-
jar. que uproycchundo su enOrme
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22
| PEDRO DIBUT TAMBIEN
DEFENDERA Ell
CAJoN DEL "CINCI"

Pedro Dibut, pelotero cubano, que
pesar de su temprana edad posee
records maravillosos como Ianza-
dor, y de quien Sc aseguraba que
habria de pasar a las Ligas Me-
nores, EMBARGO hace POGO de la, Ha-
bana para incorporates al club Gin
cinatti en- Ell Campamento de orlan-
do. Els este un joven lanzador de
Iqnien todos esperan grandes haza-
fias dentro de muy POGO tempo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22
DURAN: Ell CANDIDATE
INDTsCUTTBLE PARA
SUBSTITUTE A SAN:

TEMPO ha dimos nuestros anna
bles lectores una noticia: cue Dn-
ran. famoso pitcher de santo Do
ringo habia sido contratado por la
novena arecibeha en- union Ma
teo Tetelo. La realidad pocos dias
&c spu6s nos hizo yer 10 contrario.
Ahora, deian las filas lobefias Da-
viii Y San, Ell primero contratado
por I,andgraff, ell segundo por Pom
peg, quedando el euripo de la villa
erandemente debilitado. Char1ando
con los directories del Arccibo, henos
pcdjdo Ilegar a la conclusion de one
Sc iiene en- mente la idea de traer
Puerto Rico, para reforzar la no
vena nortefia al simpatico Duran,
1oren pelotero de Ia antilla uuisaue-
yara que eoza de ma fana sorpren-
dente. Hemos estudiado los records
de este formidable basebolero, Y to-
do nos hace Greer que es 6l un juga-
dor de gran cartel, por 10 que dedu-
cinos Que los Lobos han de hacer
una valiosisima adqisici6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22
FFLTCITAMOS A LA
CENTRAL HIGH:

Ia Central High School derrot6 on
buena lid en- las contiendas atl6ti-
cas- ce]ehradas en- Mavaguez el sa-
bado pasado los muchachos de las
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22

yelocidad inicial. Sc ira al frente
con muchos cuerpOs de ventaja. De
tOd0s mOdOs. no obstante, creemos
que Amor Patriae' le daria prom
20 alcance. para vencerlO despu6s
con relativa facilidad. "GuajirO'
tiene el tercer puesto asegurado Y
"Sevilla" y "Td Y 70" los otros dos
premios memories.
TERCERA.-La tercera promote
ser una carrera interesante. "Euz-
kadi", "AIerlno" Y "Capuchino" es-
tan corriendo bien y todo augura
ma lucha sensational. A esa distan-
cia "EuzkGdl" y "MerinO" nos pa
recen un POGO superiores a "Capu-
ri inb". Entire los dos restantes, Ia
se.ecei6n es muy dificil. "Euzkadi"
sr.uramente scrA el favOrito del pd-
h.iro. pero en nuestra opinion a
NIcrIno" no dobe echarse en- Olvido
Ia dlstancia es corta Y este ejem-
plar es muy veloz. Mejor es llevar-
los a ambOs.
CTARTA-A no ser que uno de
cstos frecuentes "majarelcs" quo Sc
fprman en uuestra pis,a clsi STEM
pre- que corrcn once caballos DC al
.raste con todas las superiOIidades
shahidas y por haber, indicamos a
'Aiirafiores' como possible primer
p-cmiO. "Bilfara", con su velocidad,
no dehe lleear menos de segunda Y
cuidado 81 algo mas. III tercer pues-
to 10 lucharan American, Polo,
~Perrillero", "Divinit6' y Princesa.
QTINTA.-En esta carrera real
mcnte van corriendO dos ejempla-
ges: "Cubanita" v MY Reverie".
Ia lucha sera digna de verse, pero
en- Huestra opinion cl triunfo sera
al Fin al cabO de "Cubanita", la
cual tambitn cOrrera tOdO el ITEM
pO de!ante dc su rival. Todo depen-
De ahora de que Santa Sc empent
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22

$40 81 CEE4A QU4 AA4 A44>1.
Rc cORRIA FOR LAS
GALES DE SAN JUAN.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22
J. EVERS, SCOUT
DE LOS GIANTS"
Buscara players p0r cuenta
del club de NfcGraw

NEW YORK-LOs gigantes han
nombrado a Johnny Evers, ex ju-
gadOr del Boston V ex manager de
los White SOX como scout principal
viajante por cuenta del club, quien
Sc pasara Ell alo beisbolero buscan-
do players para la novena de Me-
Graw, de cuya pericia Y experien-
cia Sc espera mucho.
Evers fu6 invitadO de honor en- ell
banquete q los escritores de sports,
recientemente celebrado en- el hotel
Roosevelt Y fu6 comentada vivamen-
te la pOstergaei0n Que Sc hubO de
hacer con eI veterano beisbolero, Pc
rO como en- sel-~secreto de Ia cOsa no
estaba mas que el interesadO, este
Sc conmovi6 de las frases que en- su
honor Sc decfan, al censurarse a los
magnates de no incluir a Johnny
en- la n6mina de unO de los clubs
de las Grandes Ligas, sorprendiendo
la nOticia hoy en- los cfrculoS do
base ball.
4 peSar del fracaSo de EYerS CO.
mo manager, pOr falta de cspfritu
rudo al frente de IN team como los
Medias Blancas, Sc espera que triun
fe en- este nuevO cargo, pues tiene
dominic en- estoS asuntOs Y sabe
atraerse a los jugadores, cuandO 6s-
tos 10 vez son dignO6 de su aten-
ciGD datalIa TnI1V ppculiar on el vie
jo pelotero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22

oil comienzo de la serie Sc decfa que
esa copa era regalada al team que
mas juegos ganara, no nos preocupa'
la Copa para los muchaches, 10 que
81 nos preOcupa como fan conoce-
dor de la pelota, ,es que ningnno de
los otros teams boricuas han presen
tado con ell allentown" los sor-
prendentes juegos, que present6 "Are
cibo" sin discussion, sin errores, ha-
ciendo buenas cogidas y "hiteando"
del bueno.
TenemOs pOr norma de ser en- to-
dos nuestros actos desapasionadOS
por complete, Y esa cualidad nos
pOne en- condolences de hacer justi-
cia sin fijarnos a quien, pOr ESQ
cuando hemos tenido que criticar
duramente a los jugadores de Ia no.
vena de nuestras Simpatias 10 he
mos hechO, sin ambajes nj rodeOS,
tidad de simpatfas que les pueda
fayOrecer.
81 la casa de Arrivf por simpatfas
o por otras causas ajenas q 10 que
es Ia verdadera pelota, a como ju-
garon Los Lobos del NOrte" con
los Rubios de Landgraff, quiere ne
gar al team ''Arecibo", ese triunfo;
santo Y bueno, que este cronista por
su parte, 10 nnico que tiene que
decir es que ell "Arecibo' supO ju-
ear buena pelota, levantando a gran
altura ell Rey de los Deportes y ese'
honor vale mas que una Copa rega-
lada pOr simpatfas.
Ell Abate ROjO.
]. EVERS, SCOUT
DE LOS GIANTS"
Evening star., 1925-01-11
$8 Imported Beaded
Bags, $4.98

High-grade Imported Beaded Handbags in
all the sought after styles, including the new
and popular square shapes with square metal
frames in silver finish.
, 1925-02-05

-
OF PUBIC moners IN oahhs outsioe
wyoming A'es' 40 noes ~.
Senate 4o.-Relating TO removal
OF clouds from titles. Ayes. "a;
noes, 0.
Senate 45.-Relating to invest.
ment Of permanent funds. Ayes. 23;
noes. O..
sennto s2-Re,a.,nv IN farm. nj
court. AYES %. noes, n
g a.
n ase''"' "
e' 81 "oe
senate 4t--heiating TO terms OF
district courts. Ayes, 24' noes. 0.
Passed by House.
House 9o.-Maktng an emergency
| APPROPRIATION for the state commis
| sioner OF child and animal protec.
ton. Ayes. IS; noes, 0.
ua,.. o-pa,..uu ....,.,.
| ,ector. Ayes tI. noss
49, >, :,
.ik No. "
.'a.e uner Vi puoi'e iahas
Ay1s, a'eS,
ns 10 uue'es an1
au'nofi'! U sea.e eoIn'his'soher o.
s' ~. ioes, '.
iiouse iAuns 10 LICENSE o
~ as, ~. hoeS, "
i'ou s.iiatins 10 cruelty u
a ~ tH'"S ayes
"o' uw.,..
A
, 1925-02-05
IN The State
LEGISLATURE
introduced In Senate.

lntrOuuCeu Ill SeIlute.
Senate ca (GardnerERelating to
poor and pauper and providing for
mothers pensions. Revenue.
Senate 65 (Public Landsl-Relat.
ing to abandonment of water rig hts.
Committee of Whole.
Senate &C Public Landsl.-Relat-
ing to appointment OF water divi.
sion superintendents. Committee OF
Whole.
Senate 81 Public Lands)-Relat-
ing to control and regulation of wa
ter. Committee of Whole.
Killed by Senate.
House 5S-Relating TO interest OF
public officers in contracts let by
them n work performed by their
order. Indefinitely postponed.
Withdrawn In House.
House 61.-Providing for precau.
lions by school bus drivers at rail.
way crossings. Substitute introduc.
ed under same number.)
House 39.-Relating TO mine fore
men.
Introduced in House.
House 107 olive Stockl.-Relating
to dipping OF imported sheep. Com.
mittee Of Whole.
House los Misunderstanding to
districts employing a truant officer.
Education.
House 100 (Natrona County).-Re-
lating to classification OF counties
for general purposes. County af.
fairs.
House ITO. fNatrona County,
Relating 10 grand jury and provid.
Inc. grand jury shall be called an.
nually in county with assessed valu.
alton of s13, 000, 900 or more. judi.
ciary.
House IL. olive Stock).-Relating
to tuberculin tests OF dairy cows.
Committee of Whole.
House liz MISUNDERSTANDING to
the employment OF children. Labor.
House 1l3 Hoffmanl.-Lo com
pensate workmen for time accrued
while waiting for the payment of
their wages after same are due and
owing. Labor.
House ia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
to the time OF action concerning real
property and the foreclosure of
mortgages thereon. Committee OF
Whole.
House lis Judiciaryl.-Providing
the proceedings TO establish and de.
termine tho heirs Of descendants in
certain cases. Committee of Whole.
House 116 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
the power OF banks. loan companies
and other corporations so rs to In
cur liabilities in certain cases. Com.
mittee OF Whole.
House III Uudiciaryl-Relating
to investments Of saving assocla-
lions. Judiciary.
House lis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
to the investment OF the funds OF
insurance companies. Judiciary.
House ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
to the investment Of trust funds in
United States bonds and Farm Loan.
bonds. Judiciary.
House 100 Judiciary).-Relating to
the investment Of capital. money
and deposits In loan and trust com
panies In certain securities. judi.
ciary.
House lei tJudlciary).-Reiating
to wills. Judiciary.
House 1872 (JudiciaryERelating to
the employment OF children. Com.
mittee of whole.
House 1873 Bridges and Highwnys)
Relating TO the registration and
, 1925-02-05
Ancient Bible To
Be Used Here In
Church Service

An ancient bible. bearing the date
OF 1922. with metallic clasp and bind
ing. will be used Sunday for the
Scripture reading at the IL o'clock
services In the Presbyterian Taber-
nacle, Sixth and Durbin streets. In
keeping with other parts of the serv-
ice. hymns Of a thousand years will
be sung by the congregation, led by
the large choir directed by Miss Ag-
new. The subject OF the sermon.
which will be given by the minis
ter. Rev. Charles A. Wilson, d. D..
will be The Power OF Great Affirm
~atives." showing historically and
prophetically the reason for the OPP
timism Of a growing. outstanding
modern church. 1t will be a service
OF inspiration. confidence, courage.
and good cheer throughout.
In the evening at 1880 the service
will be in charge Of the Westminster
Guild. an organization of young wo-
with eighty members. There will
be fine talks by a number Of the
young women. with several special
musical numbers. including a large
chorut. all by members of the guild
, 1925-02-05
Famous Old Recipe
for Cough Syrup
Essily and cheaply made st hone.
but II beats them al for
quick resufts.

Thousands Of housewives have
found that they can save two.thirds
Of the money usually spent for cough
preparations, by using this well.
known old recipe for making cough
syrup. 1t ia simple and cheap but IL
has no equal for prompt results. II
takes right hold OF a cough and gives
immediate relief, usually stopping an
ordinary cough in "a hours or less.
Get 2h ounces OF Piner from any
druggist, pour 1t into a pint bottle.
and add plain granulated sugar syrup
90 make a full pint. II you prefer,
use clarified molasses, honey, or corn
syrup, instead OF sugar syrup. Either
way, it tastes good, keeps. perfectly,
and lasts a family. a long time.
Its truly astonishing how quickly
1t acts, penetrating through every air
passage OF the throat and lungs
loo~ens and raites the phlegm,
soothes and heals the membranes, and
gradually but surely the annoying
throat tickle and dreaded cough dis
appear entirely. Nothing better for
bronchitis, spasmodic Group, hoarse.
ness or bronchial asthma.
Pinex il = special and highly con.
centrated compound OF genuine Nor
way pine extract known the world over
for its healing effect on membranes.
Avoid disappointment by asking
your druggist for "2H ounces OF
Pinex" with tuh directions and don't
accept anything else. Guaranteed to
give absolute satisfaction or money
promptly refunded. ThS Pinsx Co..
1T. WAy1s, Ind,
, 1925-02-05
MISSING
GIRLS KILLED

Continued from Page One.
net was spread last night for n de-
generate. who, last summer, an
noyed women and girls In that
neighborhood. He is believed to be
the same nan who is sought for
several recent attacks on small girls
in other sections OF the city.
While the grandmother of the
girls, Mrs. Carrie Lovelace, was be-
ing taken to the spot where their
bodies lay. to identify them by their
clothing. another little girl. younger
than either of the slain. faced SUI
perior Judge Walter 8. Gates in an
other part OF the city and repeated
a sensational story involving her in
the alleged murder Of two infants
and an adult and attempts to muir
der several other persons.
She was seven-year-old Alsa
Thompson. brought before the Judge
for investigation as to her sanity
as the result Of her confession
to police last Monday that she had
fed ground glass to her twin sisters
in Dauphin. Manitoba, two years
ago. poisoned a woman with ant
paste here last year. and had at
tempted in recent weeks to poison
members OF the family with which
she boarded by putting sulphuric
acid from a radio battery. in their
coffee.
Besides Judge Gates. represents
lives of the district attorney, alien
lists and Mrs. Claire Thompson,
Aisa's mother. all heard the story
and failed to trip her up In her
I recital Of the alleged poIsonings.
Mrs. Thompson admitted she was
bewildered by the girls detailed ex'
PLANTATION OF her alleged crimes and
her firm adherence to her original
story.
ITS all true. mama" said the
child. 1T did It because I wanted
to see them die"
In the ease OF the twins. Mrs
Thompson said. she remembered
that their sickness was a puzzle tc
her. and that parts Of their stom
achs seemed to be coming away OF
the inside"
Mrs. Jess Plat. with whom Ais;
last boarded. believes her "confes
sion" and alleges the girl triod t.
poison her too.
Alsa was to face Judge Gate
again today. this time on a forma
charge OF lunacy preferred by Mrs
Plat.
, 1925-02-05

Jan. Leo and Mischief Cherniavsky
pianist. violinist and violin.cellist.
|. The cherniavskys. who are appear,
ing here February o, at the America
theater. are much travelled artists.
having visited more than thirty DIFF.
ferent countries. The funny expert.
ences they have come in contact with
are necessarily numerous. A unique
story was told by the young artists
to n reporter recently.
The last time they were in Africa
they decided to cross the wild Tran.
ski from the western district OF Dur
ban by a specially hired six In
hand" for the purpose OF satiating
their spirit OF adventure. They had
not proceeded far before fthey were
held up by n negro tribe. 1t seems
the reputation OF the artists had pre-.
coded them even TO the primitive
Kaffirs, and the chief OF the tribe
good-humoredly detained the must.
cal cavalcade and demanded the
magic music OF the "macoola moo.
long the gerat white menu
The Gherniavskys entered into the
spirit OF The thing, and with a tropi.
cal sunset behind the mango trees
for a back drop, an apology for a
plano was dragged out of the chiefs
grail, and the black sons OF the soil
listened to the magic music. Wheth.
er II vas the inspiring sunset or the
spontaneity OF the proceedings the
Chernlavskys have not yet discover.
ed. but. strange to say, they played
as they had seldom played before.
The response of the black people to
the charm OF music was wonderful.
Never tell me again. remarked
m OF the party, that the black
man has no soul. lie is soulful before
he comes into contact with the grd-s-
err part OF our civilization"
, 1925-02-05

regulation OF motto vehicles. Ju.
dietary.
House 124 Gudiclary).-To prohibit
any person from soliciting claims
arising out OF personal injuries u
tanned In this state for the purpose
OF instituting suit thereon outside
OF this state. Committee OF Whole.
House 1876 Underwood).-To
amend and re.enact Section 3456.
wyoming Compiled Statutes. 1920.
Mines-Labor.
House 1875 acknowledgements
4 coal mining examining board and
providing for the issuance upon ex-
animation OF coal mining certifi-
Gates. Mines.Labor.
House 1877 (Underwood).-Provid-
ing for a state inspector of coal
mines and I'VE deputies and pre-
scribing their duties. Mines.Labor.
House 1913 Underwood)-To repeal
Chapter All. Wyoming Compiled
Statutes. 1920. and Chapter 3s. SEES
sion Laws OF Wyoming. 1921. Mines,
Labor.
House 100 Underwood). - Tc
amend and reenact Section 44c9,
Wyoming Complied Statutes, 1920
Mines Labor. .
House 1870 (Underwood).-TC
amend and reenact Section 1857
Wyoming Compiled Statutes. 1920
relating to cleaning and sprinkhns
coal mines. Mines-Labor.
House 1871 Underwood)-to repea'
Section 4452. Wyoming Compiled
Statutes, 1920. Mincs-Labor.
House 1872 Underwood).-Tc
amend and reenact Section 4454
Wyoming Compiled Statutes. 1920
relating to safety of man trips In
coal mines. Mines.Labor.
House 1913 Underwood).-To
amend and re-enaot Section 4436,
Wyoming Compiled Statutes. 1920,
relating TO safety In coal mines and
providing for flame safety lamps
and forbidding the carrying In such
mines OF instruments disable for
opening of locked safety lamps
Mines-Labor.
House is5 ltUnderwoo0-Tc
amend and re-enact Section 1, Chap
ter 81, Wyoming Session Laws, 1929
relating to shot inspectors in mines,
and repeating Section 5. Chapter 81
Wyoming Session Laws. 1923. Mines
Labor.
House 1877 Underwood. = TIC
amend and renecact Section a.
Wyoming Compiled Statutes, 1920
relating to certificates of compel
ency for fire boss, mine foreman anc
assistant mine foreman of Goa
mines. and providing for recognition
OF mining certificates issued b,
other states. Mines.Labor.
House 13s Observation-Disclosures
ing headlig hts and markers on mine
locomotives and mine trips. Mines
Labor.
House 81 Substitute for origina'
II. GU. Public Librnrlesl.-To pro
vide for proper precautions on fh'
part Of motor drivers approaching
and crossing railroads. Committed
Of Whole,
Passed by Senate.
House 54.-Relating TO homestead
exemption. Ayes, 20; noes, O..
House 50.-RelatinB to county hos
pitfalls. Ayes. 25: noes. 0.
House 2s.-Creating t~hresherman'l
liens. Ayes. "a: noes. l..
House 3s.-Relating TO fraudulent
checks. Ayes. IA; oes ~.
Senate 3i.-Relating TO insan,
persons. Ayes. 22; noes. 8.
Senate 12.-Authorizing deposit,
, 1925-02-05
law reinforcement OPERATIONS
LOOM AS ISSUE IN LEGISLATURE
Continued from Page one.

ment department. This record is I'll
ed by the head OF the department
and tells OF the money expended and
the purpose OF expenditure. 1t tells
OF the purchase of whiskey. the
losses OF state money at the poker
table. the purchase of presents for.
and the payment OF money 70 women
OF the lower world. In short. the OK.
pense account is simply the list of
expenditures of a group of low
FOUNDERS in the service OF the state.
every item OF which is n separate
and distinct blot OF infamy upon the
records OF the state.
The law abiding and Christian PEG.
pie OF the state who have hoped for
better order and lees disregard for
law. by the creation OF the enforcing
department., the well-meaning minis.
ters of the gospel. who have sup.
ported the law enforcement depart.
ment by word and action. the w. c.
T. U. and other like organizations OF
high character and desire for better
moral conditions. r all due for a
hsock. IL nothing worse when they
look upon the record appended.
which comprises only random items
taken here and there from the eigh.
ty-one legal pages OF single-spaced
typewriter transcript OF law en-.
forcement under cover operations
from April 1929 to and including No.
vember 1924. now in possession of
the legislature Of the state and open
TO inspection.
The present administration began
right on the pump after appointment
in April 1928. and here is the rec.
ord Of employe for April:
ii. Il. Mosteller Warrant 29403D
AnrIl l3-For Z drinks whisky.
, 1925-02-05
WAR Invention
ST|RS

PARIS, Feb. 5.-On account of a
new war invention said to have
been developed by the Germans is
causing a stir in the French press.
Notwithstanding denials from official
quarters.
During a lecture at st. Chamond
recently. Deputy Pierre Taittinger
declared the Germans had secretly
perfected a chemical product by the
use OF which airplanes could ami
hilate several cities within a few
hours. The details of the invention.
he added, recently came to the
knowledge OF the French war minis
try and experiment. by experts un-
der the direction OF General s~errigny
had confirmed the reports of the
chemists on the new product.
The ministry of war. however, de-
ciared it knows nothing of the ~
yention and General Serrigny denies
having ever conducted the expert
ments described.