Section 14
SEC. 14. The following amounts shall be deducted and retained from the monthly pay of members of the Constabulary: From the monthly pay of each captain and inspector, one dollar. From the monthly pay of each first or second lieutenant and inspector, seventy-five cents. From the monthly pay of each third lieutenant and inspector, or of each subinspector, fifty cents. From the monthly pay of each enlisted man, ten cents. Such deductions and retentions shall be noted on the pay roll the Constabulary officer by whom any member of the Constabulary is paid, shall pay such member only the net amount due, the same being his total pay Jess such retentions, deductions, and forfeitures, which may have been made pursuant to the provisions of this Act. Each Constabulary officer shall keep a record in duplicate of all such deductions and retentions, showing the amount thereof and the name of the member of the Constabulary, and shall forward one copy to the Chief of Constabulary and the other copy to the Auditor for the Archipelago at the end of each month. The amount of these; deductions and retentions shall be deposited in the Insular Treasury by settlement warrant pursuant to certification of the Auditor as the accounts in which such deductions and retentions have been made are audited and settled. These deposits with the Insular Treasurer shall constitute a special fund and shall not be considered general revenues of the Islands. The Chief of Constabulary is hereby authorized to recommend to the Civil Governor the disposition of these funds, and upon approval of the Civil Governor they may be expended for the benefit of the widows and orphans of members of the Constabulary who have lost or shall lose their fives in line of duty, and for members of the Constabulary who may have been incapacitated to gain a livelihood by reason of wounds or other causes due to the service, under such rules and regulations as shall prescribed by the Civil Governor.