The sun., 1903-12-09
J, REYNOLDS NEEDS A NEW JOB
so HE'S GOING ABROAD TO LOOK
Up A FRESH REFORM FIELD.
Maybe There's Work TO do for the Op-
pressed In Roumania, but He'll Stop
on the Way TO Study Other European
Vice and Badness May Go to Japan.

DR.. William H, Tolman Of the American
institute of Social Service, who knows
so much about things sociological that he
was engaged as the architect for the Spot
less Town which the Carnegie millions
are to build at Dunfermline, recognizes the
reform instinct as disease. He said 30
Yesterday.
u treat man coming to me for informa-
ton just as a doctor does a patient said
he. Il diagnose his case and prescribe for
him accordingly"
The doctors latest patient is Jimmy
Reynolds, Mayor Lows reform secretary,
soon to be reformer at large. When ques-
toned yesterday by SUN reporter. DR..
Tolman observed tho usual professional
reticence as to his patients condition, but
there s evidence that the attack issevere.
The reform secretary has the reform
complaint so ac,,tely that soon after Jan.
L. when he will become reformer out OF
Job, he is going to sail for Roumania to
pee how that country can be reformed.
He is going % see first if the horrible oppres-
sion he has read about really exists What
he is going to do about it when he really does
discover ii he has not yet determined.
There is rlenty of>space and much soco-
Logical material bet ween here and Rou-
mania and he will also not slight any OF
that. On the way to Roumana he is 60
ing to make a study of police administra-
ton municipal finance, municipal owner
ship and he social evil in Glasgow, Lon
don, Paris. Brussels, Amsterdam, Berlin.
Vienna and Budapest. When he finishes
with these and with Roumania, he is going
on to investigate India, Persia. China and
japan.
When the reporter saw MIR Reynolds in
the City Hall yesterday he was reticent
about his plans, but admitted suffering
from general reforming instinct.
Yes, I'm going abroad ear y in January,
he said. I'm going especially to Rou-
mania. I've heard terrible stories OF
the oppression Of the Jews there. I've
been told that IL a mans Jew he can't
be pack peder in koumania.. No, l do
not represent any society in the matter.
though there are a number OF prominent
and wealthy Jews very much interested in
the result.
what do l expect the result to be. Oh,
don't know that there will be any; as yet
I'm merely investigating. l am also going
to study number of other subjects. New
York will know the result when get back
bs xrsft that hat. the Kno knowedEe gather g may
When he leaves this country his pockets
will be crammed with letters Of introduction
10 all kinds of authorities on all kinds Of
geological subjects. These letters will
be part Of the treatment supplied by Dr.
Tolman. Some of the letters will be ad-
dressed to Director Exner OF the Vienna
Imperial Psychological Trade Museum,
Max Richter, Prvy Councillor Of Berlin
Prof. Mandello, secretary of the Hungarian
Economic Assoc iation, Budapest; Max
Weller. director of the Solvay Institute,
Brussels; Herr Blankenberg, City Councillor
Amsterdam; Marquis di Calboli, Councillor
vost Primrose. Glasgow; John Burns, NJ. P.
OF London, and Mr.. Shimomura, Japan.