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Evening star., 1925-08-16
BEES ATTACK MAN HURT
Farm Worker in Hospital After Ac
cident Caused by Horses.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CULPEPER. Va. August l5.-John
McNeal, an employe on the farm o.
J. NJ. Holsinger, is in the Harrison
burg Hospital suffering from a frac
tured leg. While making hay las,
week his horses became frightened by
swarm of bees and in trying to stop
them McNeai tripped over the har-
ness and fell, causing the injury. He
was then attacked by the bees and
stung badly before help arrived.
Evening star., 1925-08-16
FATHER BLOCKS LIBERTY
FOR DOROTHY ELLINGSON
Asks for Incarceration in Reform
School If She Is Cleared
of Murder.
By the Associated Press.


SAN FRANCISCO, August 15.-
Dorothy Ellingson, 17-year-old matri-
eide. will not go free even though
the jury OF seven women and five men
before whom she is on trial returns a
verdict of not guilty.
Her father, Joseph Ellingson, sent
a letter today to j. c. Astredo, chief
probation officer, directing, in event
of acquittal, that Dorothy be taken
into custody as a ward of the Juvenile
Court and that she be sent to a re-
form school until she Is 21.
The case was adjourned last night
until Monday, when additional defense
witnesses will be called in support Of
the theory Of temporary insanity.
Evening star., 1925-08-16
REFORM Of COUNTY
POLICE IS SOUGHT
Prince Georges Grange
Names Committee to Probe
"Antiquated System"

Special Dispatch to The star
CHILLUM, Md, August l5.-Be
lieving that the present county police
system is antiquated, the Prince
Georges County Pomona Grange ~.
its quarterly meeting here Thursda.
appointed a committee 70 investiEate
Judge Fillmore Beall was made chaa
man, and Stanley Lowe, Thomas N
Miller, DIR. II. +. Mcdonnell and =
August Miller are members. The
viii report at the next mectiul
Establishment Of police court. witt
Jurisdiction sufficient to permit Of the
disposition of cases that now clog thu
circuit Court, and establishment of
county police force or something alou-
these lines constitutes, Grangers said
a vital need, especially in the sectior
adjoining the District OF ColumbI2
The present justice of the peace am
constable system is not in keepiu-
with the more rapidly growing nortI
ern section of the county. il was saiI
and establishment of a more cfficienr
system would result in a saving T."
taxpayers through the cutting from
the docket OF cases that now 90 fn
the Circuit Court at Upper Marlhoro.
Camp Site Sought.
The Grange is striving to Obtain
permanent camp site for the bows ana
girls clubs of the county and is con
sidering two proposed locations, one
at Autoville, near BerWyn, and on.
at BrandyWine on the farm Of JOSEPH
Blandford. DIR. II. J. Patterson IT,
chairman Of the committee in chargs
Of this activity, his associates beinG
Herman BadenhoOp. Alexander Gude
Mrs. Z. L. Simonds and Mrs Irs
Gruver
DR.. s. s. Steiuberg. head Of the O.
partment of civil engineering Of tho
University OF Maryland. is chairma
of a committee of Pomona Granga
which is investigating the condition Of
roads throughout the country, the
workings Of the present road law an
the possibility OF improvement.
Fare Revision to Come Up.
Walter T. Mulligan. secretary Of p.
mona Grange. is chairman of a CON.
mittee Of the latter organization which
soon is to meet a committee Of Col
lege Park citizens TO discuss the pro
posal 70 seek revision OF fare zone
on the trolley and bus lines between
Berwyn and Hyattsville. II IS hoped
70 secure the one fare privilege for
children from Berwyn TO fayetteville
attending school at the latter place
and also better rate for BerWyn and
College Park people committing dauy
TO Hyattsville or Mount Rainier.
Representations of the Beltsville
Brandywine, Student Grange Of the
University of Maryland and Eureka
Grange attended the meeting. which
was presided over by J. Enos RAY.
master of Pomona Grange.
NJ. Hampton Magruder, former
States attorney. the principal speaker
at the afternoon session, which was
open TO the public, discussed The
Origin Of the Federal Constitution
A. B. Wood of the Welfare Depar
ment OF the Baltimore and Ohio Raj
road Co, discussed "Relatiousbip az
Transportation to Civilization.
County Commissioners John NJ BoW.s
and Thomas Miller and Others spoke
Evening star., 1925-08-16
Famous Old Manuscript Found.
OF the Associated Press.

correspondence OF the Ass0clated Fress.
LEN1NGRAD, July 13.-An old
manuscript discovered in the archives
of the Leningrad Library is claimed by
the Academy of Science to be the
original manuscript of the famous
Oriental tales, "A Thousand and One
Nights" AS early as the 18th century
it was believed that this manuscript
had been destroyed. This rare find
has now been incorporated in the Rus
sian National Museum of Moscow
Evening star., 1925-08-16
WOUND WOMAN IN CAR.
Men Open Fire on Machine as 1t Is
Returning to Norfolk.

r NORFOLK, Va, August Is N).-
Mrs. w. 1. Perkins was wounded and
the automobile of Matthew NJ. Riggs
by, in which she was riding, was bull
let-ridden when men garbed in civilian
clothes opened fire on the machine as
1t was returning from Petersburg and
at a point between Emporia and Law
renceville, according to the story told
here by the occupants of the car.
Evening star., 1925-08-16
Indian a Real Strategist.

Military men who had hand with
Gen. Miles In the fight with the Nez
Perce Indians in Montana in De-
cember, 1877, maintain that Chief Jo-
seph, eventually beloved chief.
proved himself real military genius
before he was forced to surrender
He had retreated in marvellous fash
ion with his troops, wives, families,
livestock and movable possessions
from his reservation In Idaho to his
last stand near Chinook, Mont. There
is nothing that surpasses 1t in mod
ern or ancient warfare, tft is said.
Evening star., 1925-08-16
Wife Sues for Divorce.

Mrs. Katherine J. Riley has filed
suit for limited divorce and alimony
from Willard T. Riley, a carpenter
employed by the Wardman Construc-
ton Co. They were married October
IL, 1921, and the wife says she was
forced to leave Hin by reason Of his
alleged cruelty. There are two chill
dren Attorney Jesse H. Wilson ap-
pears for the wife
Evening star., 1925-08-16
ARMS IMPORTS BANNED.
Argentina Puts Rigorous Restric-
tions on Purchases.

Correspondence OF the Associated Press.
BUENOS AIRES, July 19.-Presi-
dent Alvear has signed a decree pro-
hihiting the private importation Of
armaments and munitions of war into
Argentina without special permission
from the war department, in which
case they are only allowed to enter
through the port of Buenos Aires.
The decree defines these prohibited
imports as those which the nation i'm
ports for its own defense and also
'hose used by other countries for
milar purposes.
Evening star., 1925-08-16

quirement in Macedonia-it has un.
dertaken to build a model village at
Stralje, near Yamboli, Bulgaria. and
to install so refugee families.
Though they are safe from violence,
the sufferings Of the refugees after
they reach Bulgaria are from lack Of
food, clothing. shelter and care when
they are i'll. The mortality is appal-
ling, especially among the children
and babies.
Copyright, 1875, by Chicago Daily Sews)
Evening star., 1925-08-16
ARLINGTON COUNTY NEWS

CLARENDON, Va, August IA (Spe-
ciaD.-Edgar w. Pumphrey, an attor-
ney of Lyon Park, was elected the Re
publican candidate for the County's
seat in the House of Delegates by
Republican mass meeting, held last
night at Clarendon Citizens Hall. un-
der auspices OF the County Republican
Club. L. c. Macpherson, chairman,
presided. On the first ballot OF ma
jortty vote, Pumphrey received vote
just equal to that of the combined
total of three other nominees. Hugh
NJ McCaffrey, William Aimes and
Thomas d. Bailie. The second larg-
est vote. "a, was polled by McCaffrey.
Pumphrey picked up 4 votes on the
second ballot. which was enough to
win. McCaffrey again received "a
votes and Col. J. G. Pepper and Clar-
ence R. Ahalt received each. On
motion of Mr.. Bailie the vote was
made unanimous. Mr.. Pumphrey was
escorted by Col. Pepper and J. H.
Warner to the platform, where he
made an address, stating that the pros
poets for winning the Office and for
the future OF the party In northern
Virginia were exceptionally bright. He
urged for a united Republican front
during the campaign and at the COM
ing election.
Delegates to the State convention, to
be held in Roanoke, Va, September g.,
were elected as follows: Lawrnce Mi
chael. j. g. Pepper. John ]. Clarkson.
Il. Duncan Macpherson, Hugh NJ Nc
Caffrey, Harry B. Mason, A. NJ.
Lebrey, c. c. Macpherson. A. D. Lang
ley, Thomas d. Bailie, l.. c. MacPher
son and s. II. Yorkdale.
Instructed for SIemp.
The delegation was instructed by
vote to cast its full strength for the
nomination of c. Bascom SIemp for
governor, the motion being put by Col.
Pepper.
A resolutions committee authorized
by motion OF Harry B. Mason submit
ted the following platform. which was
unanimously adopted:
% That II is the sense Of the Re
publicans of Arlington County that
IT heartily indorses the principles en-
inundated and platforms adopted by
the National Republican Convention
at Cleveland in 1924.
(2) I'VE advocate the abolition of
the fee system as a means of de-
termining the pay of county officers,
and propose in lieu thereof salary to
the officers and their necessary as
sistants commensurate with the duties
and services of each.
C3) property assessments for
taxes. We advocate a State assess
ment equalization board to coordinate
the work of county assessors who
shall equalize the valuations upon
which assessments are made through
out the State; from the decisions of
which board a proper appeal may be
made.
a. I'VE advocate a policy OF rigid
economy by common sense expendi-
lures for necessary purposes only,
and the restriction of offices to a min
tmum sufficient to carry out the work
of the government
(5) I'VE favor the direct election
Of all public administrative officials
and the consequent direct responsi.
bility of the voters"
An effort to include an "incorpora-
ton" plank in the platform was de-
feated when motion to lay the ques-
ton on the table carried.
All delegates to the State conven-
ton were requested to meet at the
office of the Chronicle the evening of
September 3 at o'clock.
Evening star., 1925-08-16
BERLIN TRAFFIC HEAVY.
Congestion Bellies Economic
Paralysis of Germany.
,onderce NJ tho Associated Prsss

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
BERLIN, July 19.-Heavy vehicular
traffic in Berlin bellies the idea that
the city is still in a more or less
paralytic state from the effects OF the
war, according to a. traffic census
taken recently by the National Zei-
tung at Potsdamer Platz.
Crossing this square, the center Of
traffic in Berlin. approximately 1,461
automobiles, / 1,261 bicycles, 800 street
cars. 162 busses and 179 sundry We
hicles were counted in one hour. Sub
way tunnels from each of the eight
tunnels of the Platz have been pro-
posed as one means of relieving the
traffic congestion.
Evening star., 1925-08-16
New Jade Deposit Found.

On a farm near Brit. III the Trans
vaal. South Africa, new deposit or
jade has been reported on "a scale
large enough to warrant commercial
exploitation. The deposit contains
stone of various shades of green, blue.
white and pink and was found when
chrome iron was sought
Evening star., 1925-08-16
Reporter Gets Scopes Job.

NASHVILLE, August Is Up. -
Raleigh Valentine Reece, member of
the reportorial staff of the Nashville
Tennessean, has been named to sue
ceed John Thomas Scopes at the Day
ton. Tenn, High School, where the
young Kentuckian was tried for teach.
ing the theory of evolution in viola.
ton of recently enacted statute.
Evening star., 1925-08-16

A British scientist has figured out
that there is approximately so cents
worth Of raw gold in 25 tons of sea
water,
Evening star., 1925-08-16
Weed War Committee.

AS a preliminary step in the larger
movement inausurated by the Airing
ton County Civic Federation to make
Arlington County one of the cleanest
Evening star., 1925-08-16
LITTLE AID GIVEN
EX|LES BY GREECE
Macedonians, Driven Out of
Homes, Helped by Char
ity Bodies.

(Tbis is the NTH and last OF Mr::
Woods articles on the exchanges OF
nttnorttieS in the BGlkGnS)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-28

geT 1og atdA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-28
UNA REUNION
DE LAS GUAGUAS

Las asociaciones del Trafico Ra
pido que han cooperate con los ms
pectores de la Comisi6n de Servicio
Publico en- la preparation de los
datos establishes del pasaje en- la
municipalidad, Sc han reunido I'LL
timamente, bajo la presidencia del
senor Arturo Echevarrla1 para dis
cutir la forma en- que han de pro-
ceder inmediatamente que Sc rea-
nuden las discusiones sobre ell
problema del trafico.
Ha sido acuerdo defender a la
comunidad en- TODD cuanto sea po-
sible, como hasta ell %presente, com
pareciendo a la Comisi6n de Ser
vicio Pdblico nuevamente, 81 clio
es necesario. Contin1an siendo
abogados de las Asociaciones de
Trafico Rapido los senores Lcdos.
kivera Zayas, Martinez Nadal,
Mestre Y Fornaris.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-28

Ell LUNES 81 DE AGOSTo
1925 A LAS 2: p. Nj. EN- Ell
ALMACEN NO. q DE LA CON-
PANIA DEL FERROCARRlL.
Vendere en- P1bIica Subasta,
por orden de The Porto Rico
American S. S. Co.
SO Sacos de Abono -- 1928
VaIdes GaIVanizados - ! Gu
netes TorniIIos y CIavos u
Atados PapeI - 8 Atados Tu-
Dos Gaivanizados de 3I4-1 ia
VI 3I4" HuacaIes de ca
mas - 1 Gaia maquinaria -
IS pleas calderos y horniIIas
p jaulas muebIes - I Ca
ia cintas maquinilla - 2 Sa-
COS Cal Americana - Cajas
VeIas - 65 ParriIlas de hie-
rro - BaIa de heno - Ca
ia Iadrillos de fuego - Tan
ques para inodoros - 20
Caias con latas Vacias - (
Atado estopa negra.
MUCHOS ARTICULOS MAS
ReinaIdo V~IZCARRONDO
AImonedero P1blico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-28
EN- LAS


Ell Director del Departments
Municipal de instruction, DR..
Gomez Brioso, que aunque habia
calculado de acuerdo con las es-
tadisticas generates un promedio
b~astante crecido de matriculados,
ha visto sus numeros superados
For ell total general que han dado
los informes de los centres de ma
trfcula.
Una legion de carpinteros ha
sido despachada para las escue-
las distintas de Ia municipalidad.
especialmente las de Santurce Y
Puerta de TERRA, para yer como
pueden anadirse algunos salones
mas que ayuden en- la soluci6n del
ccnfiicto escolar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-28
Augustine LOPEZ RAMIREZ

En- Ell "San Lorenzo" que zarp6
de este puerto aver jueves embar-
co para Pennsylvania, nuestro dis
tinguido amigo ell quito e INTEL
genie joven Augustine, con ell pro-
posito de estudrar la carrera de
Ingeniero Civil, en- la universidad
Penn State College, de aquel Es-
tado. Recientemente obtuvo ell di-
ploma de cuarto ano, con BRILLIANT
simas notas. Felicitamos a su Sc
nor padre Agustfn Lopez Cases,
ex-representante a la Camara, y
deseamos que pronto yea u es-
fuerzos coronados, en- ell segundo
triunfo de su aprovechado hijo.
CORRESPONSAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-28
N E VISTA.

Ell presidente de la Comision de
Servicio P1blico ha anunciado a
las representations legales de una
Y otra parte, que Sc les %concedera
una nueya vista para Ia argumen-
taci6n final de acuerdo con los
datos obtenidos en- ell compute es-
tadistico de pasajeros llevado q ca
90 por los inspectores de la CO.
mission.
Asimismo ha manifestado ell Sc
nor Butte, que la Comisi6n con-
ccde a los abogados de ambas par
ties, diez dias despues de haberse-
les entregado los certificates es-
tadisticos de la Investigation rea-
lizada en- ell pasaje de la municipal
load, para que procedan a radi-
al por escrito las alegaciones que
estimen convenientes, en- favor de
Ia concession de franquicia, o en-
contra de ella.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-28

Ell aho para obtener los mejores re-
sultados. Solamente la parte buens
del aceite de higado de bacalao,-
Ia parte mas RIGA en- vitaminas,-
es la que compone Ell Bacaiaol. Las
propiedades que tiene eli aceite liqui-
do de desarreglar eli est6mago y de
alterarse con el calor quedan COM
pletamente eliminadas. Tome listed
el Bacalaol con toda conhanza d.
rante TODD Ell ano.-esbeciaimente en-
Ell Verano. Para eli estrehimiento
no hay NADIA mejor que los Laxo-
conhtes del DR.. Richards. algunos
de los cuales van en- TODD frasco de
Bacalaol como muestra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-28
Sc diSCutird en-.
Continuation de Ira. pagina)


-M-
cados relatives al pasaje corriente
en- la localidad, agregando los in
formes que prepararon los inspec-
torres encargados del recuento de
pasajeros realizados durante las
dos semanas que terminaron ell "a
del coriente.
FL compute estadistico de pasa-
jeros, por tai %concepto, esta va
terminate, d~ebiendose suministrar
los documentos correspondence
ccrtificando ell resultado general
del recuento, tanto a la companfa
canadense de carros el6ctricos CO.
mo a las asociaciones del trafico
r&pido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-28

Todo Ell mundo sahe que no hay
NADIA mejor que ell aceite puro de
higado de bacalao; pero no el aceite
corriente cuyo nero aspecto es as
queroso y que Sc altera con el calor
desarreglando ell estomago. Tome
listed Ell Bacalaol del DR.. Richards,
-el modo novisimo de tomar el ex-
ira puro e inaiterablc aceite de hi
gado de bacalao en- tabletas azuca-
radas sin dior nj sabor. " que re-
sultados mas rapidos! Las personals
de peso anormalmente bajo aunen-
tan de 5 a 8 libras en- poquisimas
semanaS.
Tn medico famoso ha dicho que el
Bacalaol debe tomarse durante TODD
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-28
MATRICULA EN- LA ESCUELA
SUPERIOR

La matricula para ell ano esco-
lar de 1925-26 empezara ell lunes
81 de agosto en- la Central High
School, Stop 81, Santurce.
La matricula Sc llevara a cabo
como sigue:
Lunes 900 A. M. Cuarto Ano.
Martes 900 A. NJ. Tercer Ano.
Microbes 900 A. M. Edo. Ano.
Jueves 900 A. M. Primer Ano.
Los estudiantes que han estado
en- la Central High School ell ano
anterior, seran matriculados pri-
nero, Ell resto de asientos yacan'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-28
EN- LA EsCUELA SUPERIOR

El conficto verdadero, sin en-
barge, estara en- la Escuela Supe-
rior de San Juan, unico centric en-
Ia municipalidad de estudiantes
socundarios, Y a Ia que han dc
af1uir los numerosos graduates de
la Escuela Baldorioty de Castro,
los de Labra, de la Celso Barbosa,
Y otras escuelas, va que en- 6stas
1!timas ha sido eliminado ell move
no grade, para dar paso a la le-
gi6n de pequenitos que empieza
a estudiar.
Esto sin contar que los hume
rosos estudiantes que fGeron ma
triculados durante Ell curse pa
sado en- la Escuela Baldorioty de
Castro en- noveno grade, y que
aprovaron sus grades, tendran
grandfsima dificultad en- encon-
tTar asiento en- la escuela Central,
va que esta esta materialmente
aharrotada con los estudiantes que
en- ella cursaran noveno grado Ill
timamente.
Las matriculas en- la Escuela
Central de San Juan daran CO.
mienzo ell martes pr6ximo, de
acuerdo con ell informe que nos su-
ministran los senores Huyke y
Audas, debiendo empezar prime
ramente ell registro de los estu-
diantes de cuarto ano, y despues
sucesivamente hasta ell primero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-28
Cerca de diez mil...

ties seran cubiertos con estudian-
ties de las otras escuelas.
MATRICULA DE GRADOS
ALTOS
Hoy viernes empezara la ma
tricula de los grades altos en- las
escuelas Labra, Baldorioty Y Bar
bosa, de Puerta de TERRA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-28

pse nailA -3IBy
ata9 aCg s-slv sHJ
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-28
MUNICIPALES

Ell Comisionado Municipal de
instruction, senior Gomez Brioso.
esta urgiendo la aprobaci6n def
ritiva de una partida de $4,000,
como asignacion municipal que
debera unirse a la asignaci6n in
sular de otros $4,000 para dejar
dispuesta ell ala derecha de la
Central High para varios cientos
de estudiantes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-28
Continuation de La DAx. i,


nerales del Departamento MUM
cipal de instruction durante ell
curse escolar pr6ximo, las escue-
las de la municipalidad Sc Yeran
invadidas, cual ningdn otro cur
SO, por miles de ninos de los dis
tintos barrios de la ciudad.
A pesar de que Sc han dictado
rigurosas reglas en- 10 que con-
.clerne a las matriculas de ninos
de la isla, Sc estima que I'm gran
ndfnero de familias ha llegado a
Ia capital con motive de la aper-
tura del curse escolar pr6ximo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-28
HARRY 2. BESOSA

Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Telefono 1347. san Juan, P. &.
Cable Address: "HAhIBESAT
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-28
1922

Procure nu11ca olvidar este numero.
Pidalo siempre que desee vender,
comprar, arrendar o alquilar algo.
Nosotros nos encargaremos del res
TOP.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-28
Las Personals Delgadas, Debiles y
Desgastadas Necesitan en-
Seguida AlgO que les Devuelva
la Salud.
Los Medicos Recetan siempre ell Ba-
calaol del DR.. Richards ,-Espe-
cialmente Durante los 4
Moses Calurosos.
Ell Bacalaol no Sc Altera con ell CaIor.

Las personals dAgadas, debies y desgastadas (ncluyendo los nihos),
necestan tonar a1o para recobrar su fuerza, su peso y III saud. PGo
10 necesitan nmediatamente-HOY MISMO-sn esperar a que negue
el Otono o eli Invnrno. Deben tomaro AHORA.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-18

in the Chamber of Commerce.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-18
Geneva Labor Conference
 Urges Full Attendance

GENEVA, Switzerland Feb. 16.- Workmen's compensation will be the chief item on the agenda of the next annual international labor conference which will open at Geneva May 19 Three other items on the program are really matters left over from last years conference where, in the form of conventions, they were given pre- liminary approval by the delegates. Now, however, they require final vote. They include equality of treat ment for national and foreign work CTS as regards workmen's cOmpensa- tiOn for accidents, the weekly suspen- sion of work for 24 hours in glass manufacturing processes where tank furnaces are used, and night work in bakeries.
 Albert Thomas, director of the in- ternational labor bureau, has issued an appeal to all governments to see to it that complete delegations attend the forthcoming conference In addi tion to treating the subjects on the official agenda, the. May conference will elect the governing body of the labor bureau and engage in a general discussion of the question of social insurance
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-18
Mexican Lands Available
 for Bountiful Sugar Crop

[ ACAPPONETA, Mexico, Feb. 16.- William Dunn, an American, says he has demonstrated that sugar-cane may be grown on extensive areas of this
 district without the usual necessity of
 artificial irrigation.
 MT. Dunn is manager of the Hacien- da de Quimichis, a California-owned holding of some S5,000 acres located
 on the Acaponeta river west of this
 place. Growers say the discovery is likely to prove of economic importance to sugar growers, as production of su- tion will save much money now de- voted to pumping plants or gravity canals.
 According to MT. Dunn there are hundreds of thousands of acres of ex- tremely fertile river bottom lands ly- ing wasted in the delta of the Ny arit which are capable of producing sugar cane without irrigation. The soil is fine river silt and very deep. This allows the direct penetration of the heavy rainfall of the summer with out the usual run-Off. The ground thus is thoroughly saturated to a con- siderable depth and condition of sub-irrigation is found to exist. In the experimental plantings he has ob- tained an average yield above thirty tons an acre within a year The re- zion is frostless with pleasant eli mate.