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ing room of the new museum building
to hear a message from Frank M.
Vaughn, divisional director of de-
partmental development. He told of
the great need of clothes for Belgium,
France and other devastated regions
of Europe and how the Red Cross is
looked to by millions as their only
hope. On Thursday afternoon, the
directors of the Red Cross held an
important meeting in the palace of
the governors and took steps for
vigorous continuation of the work of
the Santa Fe chapter. AS result of
the visit of Mr.. Vaughn. the "A. r.
C. Rays" will feature the home and
work of the Santa Fe chapter, for he
was deeply impressed and moved by
the fact that the museum had pro-
vided such unique and attractive
working quarters and rooms to the
Red Cross workers
o
THE CAVE JEWELLERS.
1.-THE Essential Elements of Art and
the Significance of Beauty" was the
theme presented before the Cave
Dwellers at the museum on Thursday
evening by Edgar L. Street, The dis
cussion that followed was one of the
most interesting Imaginable, having
to do with standards of art. Charles G.
Catron taking the lead in discussing
the metaphysical aspects while others
dwelt upon what they considered
good art and what should not be
dignified with the aISpellation of art"
The trend was decidedly against So
called modernistic movements, cub
ism, vorticism and even impression
(Continu ed on Page" Four)
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GOVERNOR ENTERTAINS REP
RESENTATIXES

ne IliSl VI Two ulnneTS TO members
of the house of representatives by
Governor and Mrs. Larrazolo at the
executive mansion was given Tuesday
evening and was brilliant social af-
fair. Covers were laid for twenty
five, one half of the members of the
house being present at the first din
ner and the other twenty-four at the
second, Floor Leader r. p. Barnes
sat at the governors right and Rep
resentative r. l.. Baca to his left.
o
WOMAN'S CLUB MEETING.
A delightful hour was enjoyed by
the Woman's club members on Tues
day afternoon, when Mrs. Thomas
White told old and modern fairy tales
with all the skill and talent of one
who had made story telling not only
an accomplishment but an art. Mem
bers look forward to the coming story
telling hours that have been prom
Used by MIS- White. In the absence
of the president, Mrs. Leslie o. Gill
cite presided. On Wednesday fore
noon, a special committee appointed
by the Woman's club, with Mrs. Wal
ter Danburg as chairman, met in the
reading room of the museum. to dis
cuss ways and means TO assist in the
passage of the health department
measure by the legislature. In the
afternoon the committee lobbied in
the house and the revised bill was
passed and sent to the senate.
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THE NEW ERA BANQUET.

NEW EINlt DttNQoEls
Monday evening, between forty and
fifty Presbyterian men gathered in
the assembly room of the Womans
board of trade library for fellow
ship banquet served by the womens
union. The banquet was link in the
new era movement of the Presbyterian
church throughout the nation. Rev.
]. f. Hamblin presided Responses to
the toasts were by Judge John r.
McFie and c. f. Linney, while the
new era Grafton was by DR.. Hugh
Walker of the First Presbyterian
church of Los Angeles. whose elo-
quence has made him widely known.
Mr. Hamblin accompanied DR.. Walk
er to Ration where a similar banquet
was served.
o.
RED CROSS MEETINGS.
Tuesday afternoon Santa Fe chap
ter of the Red Cross met in the read
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Governor Entertains Legislators
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Famous Art Exhibits in Santa Fe

the sophomore girls, not to be out
done also had a progressive house
party planned along the same lines,
meal being served at each successive
home during the two days.
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LOCAL WOMAN WRITES WORDS
AND MUSIC on SONG

Mrs. George II. Wheeler is author
and composer of a song which she
has dedicated to the boys of the army
and navy. Mrs. Wheeler has com
posed a number of very excellent
pieces of music. and is musician of
no mean ability. Here are words of
the song:
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OH, SAMMY!

Our flags fly from our houses,
We point to them with glee;
We sent our boys across to fight
For the freedom of the sea.
From Belgium and from England,
From Italy and France,
Their praise is for our manhood
Who can fight as well as dance.
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Refrain.

Refrain.
Everybody's in whirl---
Sammy's coming home
Every day since he went away
We've longed for him TO come home
and stay.
Everybody's in, whirl--
Sammy's coming home.
He chased the Hun and made him
run,
So now he's coming home.
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Lady Gregory.
Cast of Characters.

oolos ptItIldub .DTUlH
Dorothy Cameron.
Irish Jig.
Amy Merrick
Monologue, AN Irish Mother" :.
Mary Sands.
Trio, AN Irish Folk Song. 600
Louise Clark, Amy Merrick,
Mary Sands.
Vocal Solo, "Mavourneen". Kettridge
Lucille Maxim.
"SP READING THE NEWS"
Lady Gregory.
Cast of Characters.
Magistrate Helen Goetz
Policeman (Joe Muldoon)
........... Katherine Mcdowell
Mrs. Tarpey. -. -. Pearl Hayerford
Bartiey radon. $500. Amy Merrick
Mrs. Falion.. ......,.. Mary Sands
Inn casey. ...... Katherine Shotwell
Shawn Early. ....... Carolyn Beals
James Ryan. ~. Estelle Weisenbach
MRS. Tully.. Ethel Herby
Jack Smith. Arlene SHELTON
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Our soldiers have proved fearless,
our sailors they are true;
Brave to protect the innocent,
The weak and babies, too.
Then give to us our Yankee boys,
We want long term lease,
On those who fought for Belgium
France
For Honor, Justice, Peace.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-21
AYUDE A LOS NINos PoBREs

rs necesarIo que en- caGa mu-
niclpio de esta isla, Sc organize
la sociedad filantropica FL "a
patio de los ninos pobres. Esta
sociedad viene trabajando desde
hace varios amos, en- San Juan,
con tanto 6xito que podemos ase-
gurar que todos los ninos pobres
que asisten las escuela9 van de-
bidamente calzados.
No Sc necesita hacer sacrificios.
Aceptamos cualquier donativo por
insignificante que sea. Mandelo
hoy mismo. 81 usted desca q:
Sra. Maria i. de Suarez, ?. 0.
Box 1922,
Sr. Miguel NJ. Toro, Aduana,
Sr. Eduardo Arreche { o Ma
tional Casch Register Co. :"
este anuncio 10 publica gratis
Ell MUNDO.) Advt.
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FL IS del corriente tendremos tam
bien un gran meeting espiritista al
efecto Ia circulado I'm volante, invi-
tando Al pueblo en- general para dicho
acto que Sc llevara efecto por la no
che Ell la plaza de Baldorioty'' Ell
sabado de la fecha va indicada. Ven
dram dirijirnos La palabra los conoci-
dos oradores de la isla senores M. Text
dor, Domingo Arana, Juan Jimenez
Garcia, Licdo. Montalvo Guenard, Ra-
mon Negr6n Flores otros. Celebramos
mucho todos estos movimientos tenden-
tss a ilustrar los pueblos en- los dere-
chos que tambien tenemos a la hbertad
religiosa.
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inmerecido recibiniento que Sc les hizo
Esperamos que este no suceda mas
Los leaders no deben esperar en-
ocasiones venideras que el pueblo les
manifesto los deberes que tienen con
traidos con el Partido y consigo mismos
olvidcn 10 pasado, y cuando implan
ten Ia. nueva ley, sean quienes fueren,
atiendan a las necesidades del pueblo,
que tanto Sc esforzo por que ustedes
fuesen nombrados para que ellos tengan
Ia satisfaction de haber laborado y lie
vado las distintas Comisiones por
crcar ,pcrsonas que cumplen con su de
Der.
No dudanos que en- el proximo hume
70 podamos dar una lista de los sehores
nominados, quienes seran personals entu-
siastas competentes que trabajen por
81 bien de Ia comunidad.
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DECLARATION DE DOMINIC
EX -PARTE

PCR CUANTO, habiendo presentado
el abogado don Jose Guevara Muiioz
una .nocion nombre de Gregorio Bra
cero pcra que Sc declare su favor Ell
dominic de Ia siguiente finca:
'Rustica radicada cn el barrio
Rio Abajo' del termino Municipal
de Vega Bsja, P. r.. compucsta dc Sc
sENTA Y OCHo CUERDAS Y Qua
REETA CENTIMOs DE CUERDA,
(68.40D, equivalentes, VEINTE Y
SEIS ITcctarcas, OCHENTA Y OCHO
Areas vEINTE Y NUEvE CENTIA-
REAS; colindando: Por el Norte, con
terrenos de Zenon Conception Emilio
Miranda; por cl Sur, con terrenos de
Ramon Rodriguez; por ell Oeste, con te-
rrenos dc zenon Conception. Emilio Mi
randa y el Rio Indio, y por Ell Este, Ra-
mon Cancel Pa:A6n Isabel Vega y Ma
nuel polna.
En- esta fnca hay enclavada una ca
81 de MADEIRA techada de zinc
PO2 TANTO y habiendose ordenado
por el Honorable Juez de Distrito de es-
ia corte Sc publique la pretension por
tres veces Ell IN periodico de los de ma
yor circulation de les Due Sc editan en-
esta ciudad para Que los que tengan al
gin degccho real sobre el inmueble des-
critic, las personals ignoradas quienes
pueda perjudicar la inscription y en- ge
neral todo el que desee oponerse, puedan
efectuarlo dentro del termino de sesenta
dias, libro el presente Ell San Juan.
Puerto Rico, a 16 de octubre de 1919.
| G. MARRERO.
(Secretario). Advt.
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DON VICENTE DEL VALE.
Ell CoRREsPoNsAL.
octubre IL de 1919.

Don Vicente del Vale ha sido nom
brado practicante de la sociedad de
socorros mutuos "El Hogar" La pro
gresista institution y especialmente
sus m6dicos, los Dres. MARTINEZ Al
varez y Reguero Felid, merecen pla-
GENES por Ia adquisicion que han he
cho en- Ia selection del personal idoneo
competente.
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TEATEo SOL

Sc lievo 4 Ia osccna LA Plebcya",
que yenia prccedida dc gran fama.
Hemos do decir que tuvo un lleno co
mo nunca yisto, siendo del agrado de
todos q desarrollo dc tan excelente dra
MA.
continna don Jorge, con selectas pc
licuias, ofrecicndo para Ia proxima Sc
mana IN programa despampanante.
Martes. Ia Bala de Bronco.
Jueves- Jack, Mono Ladron (come-
dia)
sabado Ultimo espisodio de la emo
cionante cinta Las Mallas dc Ia IN
triga" acompanado del drama en- Gin
co actos La Mujer vendida'', inter
pretado por H B Warner Clara Will
liams.
Domingo. Sexto episodio del 'Tc-
rror dc la Sierra acompahado de un
drama en- cinco actos por Clara Kim
ball Young
San German respondent para gozar de
tan escogido programG.
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Los dueiios del cine "Patria" quie-
rem acostumbrarnos ver peliculas to-
das las noches, desde luego que este
no desagrada nadie, siempre que Ia.
Magdalena tuviera para tafetanes. No
apreteis mucho amigos que podeis que
daros arando sin bueyes.
Ell CoRRESPoNsAL.
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RAMo De vIoLETAs

H. circulado entire Las damas que for
MN tan simpatica sociedad IA siguien-
e ,nvitacion con el programa de una
hestecita
Tengo e gusto de comunicarle Que
por acuerdo de esta junta directive, la
nesta de Inauguration de su domicilio
social calle del doctor Santiago we've,
i3 tendra lugar el pr6ximo vierncs a
ias ocho pasado meridiano.
Asmismo Sc ha fjado dicho dia de
cada semana para las reuniones sace.
siyas. cumplendo asi, los fnes dc su
creacion..
Tanto ! una como a otra esperamos
que las honre con su asistencia.
Eloisa o'NeilI.
(Presidenta)
San German, is de octubre de 1919
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r. Il tusti'uto del aqua VITEL, de
vsnia en todas las buenas Farmacias de
San Juan y d Iala. por 81 agente
General para Ia Itla De Puerto Rico.
Juan A Perez, Allen 90. p. o. Box
i25. San Juan. Advt.
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AsUNTo PoLITIco.

Ia sido muy comentada la actitud dc
una agrupacion obrera, que deseando el
mejoramiento Y desarrollo de los inte-
rcses del Partido con relacion los asun
tos por resolver, enviase ell manifesto,
sencillo en- su forma pero dc gran tras
eendcncia cn su fondo.
La situacion en- que Sc encontraDa Ell
Partido Republicano era algo dificil;
aisunos directories miraban con cierta
indiferencia el problema que ante ellos
tenia, cstoy seguro que NADIA Sc ha-
eia para llegar un acuerdo sat.sfacto-
rio hasta que, el pueblo obrero, a Quien
NADIA, en- parte, lie correspondia resolver
todas estas cuestiones, dispGsose a en-
trevistarse con los Directories.
FL resultado de esta entrevista fu6 al
tamente satisfactorio para la comision en-
careada. y felicilamos todos por 81
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Sc vende papel perI0dico v1eJo .
$3.50 quintal.
Dir1ja sus pedidos EEL MUNDO".
Advt
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Despues de algiln tempo de estar re-
tenido Ell CANA consecuencia de una
dolencia cronica que hace tempo viene
padeciendo, hemos tenido la satisfac-
cion de verlo va algin tanto mejorado
y fuera de todo peigro a nuestro es-
timado amigo y correligionario muy
apreciado senor don Jose Rosa Qui-
homes. celebramos pues, que pronto lie
veamos dedicado sus trabajos que en
su cargo de Inspector de Pesas y Me
didas, viene desempenando ell esta Ciu-
dad satisfaction del NIunicipio del
pueblo en- general.
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81 desea usted utilizar los ser
vicios Dc un tenedor dc libros
De eEpefiencil para trabajos
iuefa De ias horas De oficina d.
rijase al apartado 819. San
Juan. Puerto Rico.
Adyt.
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Nuestro estimado amigo don Gerardo
Doble Sc ha iniciado Gle mason en- Ii
logia 'f'Redencion Celebramos que el
amigo escale pronto el puesto de We
nerable.
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VIVAS.
LIvIA DE SANTIAGO.

FL microbes sali6 para San Juan,
tomar el vapor Philadelphia que
saldria el sabado para Nueva York, en-
busca Gle nuevos horizonses, la amiga
Livia.
Tuvimos el placer dc yer en- la esta-
ci6n despedirle su familia y las ami
gas Alsina.
Es nuestro deseo rcalico ell la gran
urbe sus aspiraciones.
CoRRESPoNSAL.
Ocmbre la. 1919.
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DE SAN SEBASTIAN

Santiago Iglesias Y. los camaradas
Bolivar ochart, Epifanio Fiz, Barrios
y otros, cuyos nombres siento omitir
por no recordarlos de momento, no hay
que dudar que entusiasmaron a las ma
sas populares que les escuchaban en-
su oratoria. Ellos no sen un de Diego,
Hernandez Lopez, etc. pero 10 cierto es d.
le hablan al corazon al pueblo sus
predicas surten ..un efecto admirable.
Quizas en- la practica no de el resul-
tado que debe esperarse, manana que
los de abajo fueran arriba una vez Sc
tratara de constituir en- poder director
del pals por aquello de: no puede haber
una idea cabal de la politica ALI don
de no la hay exacta de la educacion.
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PRoGRAMA

Walls Ramo dc Violetas' ejecuts-
40 y piano por IA sehorita .Iloisa o.
Neill
? Romanza Rayo dc Luna can
tada por "a senorita Carmen Porrata,
Acompahada a piano por la senclita
E.oisa O'Neill
q Monologo recitado po- "a s2aora
ohmpia D. Geln
II 'Radieux walls dc concerto,
scatro manos ejecutado al piano pei Ia
sonora Mani S. Irizarry y Ia senoyita
Eloisa oNeill
d Romanza .Ausencia cant da
por "a senorita Carmen Forrata, aco
panada a piano por Ia sonora Mani S.
Irizarry.
6.-Couplets Matrimonio'. canta-
des por IA sonora OLYMPIA d. Gelpi, aeon
panada Al piano por Ia sonora Mani S.
.s7arry".
siendo esta sociedad tornado por' las
impaticas ioyenes de L. localidad lc an
guramos eXito.
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Sc vcnde panel pori0dicO viejo a
$3.50 quintal. Dirija Sus pedidOs a
"El Munds". Adyt.
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EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRITO DEL
DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE SAN JUAN
PUERTO RICO
sECCIoN PRIMERA

EsTADoS UNIDOS DE AMERICA,
Ell Presidente de los Estados Unidos,
SIS. No. 1880.
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DESDE SAN GERMAN
VISTA EscoLAR

Hemos visto por las Gales de la ciu-
dad varios maestros rurales visitando
las escuelGs de Ia poblacion. FL prop6-
sito de dicha vista Is debido al buen
deseo de Mr.. MacGuire, Inspector de Es
cuelas, para que mejoren. por medic dc
IA observation de clases practicas. los
metodos de ensshanEa.
Ezperamos tengan buenos y prove
ehosos resultados los deseos del Ins9ec.
tor
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ANTONIO TORRES.

Ell laborioso CoMoDIN empleado
municipal, nuestro amigo Antonio, en-
cuentrase mejor de su enfermedad que
le ha tenido en- cana por varios dias.
Nos alegraremos de que pronto lie yea
mos disfrutando de salud, ocupando I'm
sitio en- el Mosaico.
LIE estrecharemos sinceramente Ia dies
ira EN- demonstration del eprecio que
Sc ha hecho acreedor.
"A INES ALBELDA vIUDA DE
VIVAS.
Hoy Sc dio cristiana sepultura a la
Que fue modelo de esposas, senora anna
BILE virtuosa.
Emparentada con familias apreciadas
en- Ia Sociedad sentimos 10 ocurr;do.
Pedimos al Todopoderoso consuelo a
los que han perdido un ser de gran va
Ter ostimacion.
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DosA JULIA RossY DE sERvERA

Tuyimos "a grata satisfaction de in
formarnos dc que IA culta dana Sc an
cueHira restablecida de Ia dolencia Que
"a aQuejaba
Nos felicitamos de poder expresar la
estimaci6n y valia que en- esta ciudad
goza dieha senora
l.a sociedad sangermenl siente lin gran
placer eli yerla otra vez laDorando en-
ella
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coNTERENcIA EscoLAR.

II sabado las 3 A. NJ y en- los sa-
lones De q Continuation se reuniran
los maessros rnrales para seguir estu-
diando q Manual dc Ingles de Mr.. Mo
rim.
Actua como instructor don Jose M
zapata, Ayudante del Inspector. quien
desea y espera obtener resultados salts
factories.
Dada ii competeScia del scnor Zspa
II ie auguramos exito.
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oclnbre Il, 1919.
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eminent control was made necessary
by the fact that since the postoffice
department refused to grant the COM
pany the compensation asked for by
them, these officials have refused or
failed to follow out the instructions
of the department in the management
of the properties: and failed to put
into operation promptly the wage
schedule and the eight-hour day and
in various ways endeavored to en-
barrass and discredit the government
operation of the wires.
The reason for the refusal of the
department to grant the compensation
asked for was that the sworn state
ment, submitted to the Interstate
Commerce commission in behalf of
the company, placed the net income
for 1917 at $117,264, while the sworn
statements they made to the wire CON
troll board as a basis for compensation
placed the net income for the same
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DEEGAN DECLARES FIGHT
HAS ONLY JUST BEGUN

New York, March 22.-Refusal by
the Postal Telegraph company to
sanction an increase of telegraph
rates it deemed unjust and award of
ten per cent advance ordered by
Postmaster General Burle5on was said
tonight by William S. Deegan. secre-
tary of the company to be "the rea-
sons for the removal today by Mr..
Burleson of Clarence Mackay, presi-
dent, and other officials of the COM
pany,
Mr.. Deegan declared in statement
that we shall not surrender or aban-
don our fight against Burleson's
usurpations."
The order removing the officials
was served at noon today without pre-
vious notice, said the statement,
which continued:
"Burleson gives as a reason for the
order that we have failed to carry out
his orders and instructions. We do
not know what Burleson refers to N
the way of orders and instructions.
This is all a pretense.
The statement by BurIeson that
we failed promptly to put into effect
the wage schedule is distortion. We
announced an increase in wages of
all our employees on March 8. effect
i've from January |, which was more
generous than that ordered by Burle-
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year. at $4,4S5. "a"
The announcement adds that the
value of the plant and equipment of
the Postal Telegraph-Ca companies,
sworn to in the companys return to
the Interstate Commerce commission
for 1916, was $6,647,472, but the Off
Gals of the company declined to-
make any statement of valuation to
the wire control board, although re-
peatedly requested to do so.''
Today's order recites:
Whereas the president of the said
Mackay companies, Clarence II. Mac
kay, its general counsel, w. w. Cook,
and its secretary, William J. Deegan,
have failed to carry out the orders
and instructions of the postmaster
general, and have conducted them
selves before the public and with the
operating force of the said system in
such a manner as to materially and
disadvantageously affect this and 9TH
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-23
BURLESON GUSTS
NACKAY, HEAD Of
POSTAL TELECRAP 1
Removal Caused 3y Differ
enCeS of Opinion as to Man
agenent, Which Has Been
Acute Since Wires Seized,
tsv noss,No JOURNAL sprc,A. LEASED w,sei

tsY MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED w'ssl
Washington, March 22.-Differ-
cnces between the management of the
Postal Telegraph and Postmaster
General Burleson, acute ever since the
government assumed control of the
telegraph and Telephone systems, cul-
minated today in an order by the post
master general, summarily relieving
the chief officers directors and own
ers of the Postal company from all
duties in connection with government
operation of their system.
In the place of Clarence r. Mackay,
president of the company, the order
appointed A. F. Adams, president of
the Kansas City Home Telephone COM
pany and member of the government s
general telephone and telegraph OPP
Grating board, to take over manage
ment of the entire Postal system.
Postoffice department officials said
Mr.. Adams presented the order at the
companys headquarters in New York
today and took over control.
w. w. Cook, general counsel, and
William J. Deegan, secretary, were
named specifically with Mr.. Mackay
in the removal order.
The departments announcement
said the order was made necessary by
failure or refusal of the Postal Off
Gals to follow instructions, efforts to
embarrass and discredit government
control and failure to promptly put
new wage schedule and the eighthour
day into operation.
Officials said informally they as
sumed the Postal company would seek
to interfere with execution of the or
der by some court action. The Off
GERS relieved of their duties under the
government retain their connection
with the company itself, the postmas-
ter generals authority extending only
10 the actual control and operation of
the company's properties Last Janu-
airy Mr.. Burleson removed Mr.. Ed
ward Reynolds, vice president and
general manager of the Postal on the
ground that he was obstructing opera
ton under the government. Se,
An announcement by the postoffice
department says that the order re-
moving Messrs, Maekay, Cook and
Deegan from the operation of the Pos
tai companies land lines under gov