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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-10

A be sii~s > sisse n6.ss A. ~aaa. ia
mmssa s~la malFaeaaa. 80 Caraas.
Ia luqia > disiirrnila SRA. losilWF
onifsasrs. hija ~ Hs.sirs Es..gssalsle
aInlrs Ian >l'~as.. qsse iasa lsag Fsr
- tIalsse mas a"lorssa De- ~ vida.
CaHatrs n,rs-s l.-sala Sufrirnde 10
aneliral EsSiser. In qnc I.ss -aidadss
De- Ia siencia , l''s desAs'los d. "a pa.
dFe , de sns hcFmanss "l,siimaslos en
In suPrema lusl.a de- salvar .le 10
InurSse a On ama.ia Mia que cae en
In iuInia coino una nialograla fl"F
de prin.avera PndIeran pvitar la
irrcparalle Ia.rslida. y -Sia mahana
se dnrm;6 para siempre In niha. en-
prendirnl" su alma tGdo candor. RI
vuelo IniSieriOsO hacia los ciel0S. en-
que ha d'. hallar Il mcrecido pramiO.
Ia resi-i aciIn ejemplarfsima con que
soport6 IA inmerecido inforiuniO. Su
temprano d"lor.
En- eniiciro de- Esther QuiilOnes es-
ii anumciado para esta tarde las
',uatrO. La ciulad de Caguas esta de
d;elo. Siente Ia abrunadOra imprc-
sion de las tristezaS colectivas. p0r-
que el luto del proStigiosO hogar de
los QuiilOncZ Cabezudo. es tristeza v
es 1OlOr para todOs.
Ell IMPARCINL quiere asociarse
a esta srande Y conmOvedora mani
festaci6n de pcna y SO une ella con
el anhelo de llevar un alivio a los
apenados deudOs de la nina muerta,
Y de un mOdo especial al padre afli-
gidfsimo Don Nicolas Quihones Ca
beZudo. a los hcrmanos de Esther. 10
Tia Gloria v doia Cielo, el DIR. Oiiiio-
nez, Y nuestro queridO amigo don
Francisco Rodriguez Alvarez, 81 her
manO polftico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-10
DiariO de un POeta

I'dFn U......
JuniO S.-Para que 10 guardes en- 10
mas fntimO de tn alma, yO engarZO el
rosario sentimental de mis- emociones
en- el arco sonOrO de estas prosas fra
giles.
Tuyas son todas mis- emOciones, por-
que elias han surgidO al cOnjurO mi
lagr0so de tus finas manos de prince
sa, Y bajo el ardor tembloroso de tus
besOs sabiOS...
Til ahriste Ia flor de Ia esperanza
en- Ia aridez de mi coraz6n nOstalgico,
con la mLsiGa suave de tn palabra
persuasive, Y TIL voZ primaveral re-
ventarOn los rOsales de mis- reinos in
teriores Y volarOn azoradas las palo-
mas encendidas del deseO.
Y 70, desde la quietud meditativa
de mi ventana de poeta, llena de una
rOsada Y melanc6lica claridad de en-
suefio, Quiero hilyanar un florilegio es-
piritual de mis- anhelos mis- deses-
peranzas, para exornar tu belleza pali-
da de lirio, que tanto adora mi alma
loca, de romantico.
Jose Joaquin Ribera.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-10
CARPENTER HA COMENZADO SU
ENTERTAINMENTS EN-
MAHASSET

Georges Carpenter, campe6n euro.
peo de boxeo lego New York bor-
do de 'La Savoie", siendo recibido POI
una gran mu> hedumbre que acogit
con vitores la llegada del boxeador.
Carpenter dijo que Sc hallaba er
excelente estado y que pensaba tras.
ladarse inmediatamente a Mahasset
L. l., para comenzar su entrenamien.
to, como asi 10 hizo.
En- los muelles, cerca del vapor, ha.
bia un gran numero de fotografos
que "dispararon" contra ell campeor
europeo y su representante Des-
champs hasta fatigarse.
Uno y otro tuvieron que contestal
miles de preguntas que Sc les hacfar
al mismo tempo.
Entire los que acudieron a recibir-
lie Sc encontraba ell enpresario Tex
Rickard, Jack curley y su entrenadOl
Gus Wilson.
Carpenter comenzara a preparar-
Sc inmediatamente'', dijo Deschamps
a POGO de haber desembarcado. "Nc
hemos recibido especial invitacion pa
ra trasladarnos a Atlantic City; ade-
mas, no podrianos aceptar ninguna
porque tenemos va hechos nuestros
planes. Ell entrenamiento sera s
puerta cerrada, permitiendose la en-
trada unicamente los periodistas.
Carpenter dijo que pesaba It's IL
bras. I'll
"Peso cuatro libras mas que GUAM
do luche contra Levinsky", dijo.
Alguien Sc atrevio a preguntarle:
"jQuien sera ell vencedor del COM
bate del 2 de Julio ?"
"Espero veneer, contesto Carpen-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-10
La Exposition de Ca
guas Y la COlOnia
EspanOla

Ell COmit6 Executive dc In Fedora
ci6n EortorriQueiIa del Trabajo cele
brara el sdbadO una session extraor
dinaria, para tratar asuntos relacio
nados con la Exposition Industrial
que Sc efectuari en- Caguas. en- los
GltimOs dfas del mes de Julio.
Entire los asuntOs tratar, figura
una resolution por la cual In ExDosi-
ci6n sera puesta bajo los ausplcios
del cOmercio de Puerto Rico v eSpe.
cialmente de la ColOnia Espahola.
Eel domingo Sc celebrara ell Caguas
una asamt 4ea do elementos interesa-
dos Y Sc tomaran los acuerdOs sObre
ell prOgrama que haya de cumplirse,
durante los dfas lie las eXhibicioues,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-10

En- esta dos scioras descansa el cui-
dadO del famosO bOxeadOr Dempsey.
en- cuya morada ha lido vivir en- la
ciudad de Atlantic, durante su prepara
cion para el gran campeonato mundiai
que ha de disputarse con el no menOs
pOnderadO bOxeador frances Georges
Carpenter. en- Jersey City. el dia dos
de julio pr0ximO. Son. estas damas
la Sra. Carrie Barret. duena de la eX-
presada residencia actual de Dempsey.
~ su camarera. Louise Gladney, Ola
de la derecha).
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-10

tier. "No sc cuantos asaltos necesita-
re; pero procurare que no sean mu-
chos."'
Anadio que en- Paris Sc hacian
apuestas la par por ambos boxea-
dores, aunque algunos de los pasa-
ieros de LA Savoie" Sc apresuraron
rectificar manifestando que Demp-
Sc era ell favorito.
Ademas, de Carpenter Y de SUI re-
presentante Deschamps llegaron en- ell
nismo vapor Paul Journee, boxeador
RANGES de peso complete, Y Henry
Marcot, otro boxeador, que tambien
ayudara Carpenter en- su entrena-
miento.
Carpenter trajo consigo "a Flip,
III perro policia, favorito del idolo de
los franceses.
"Es mi mascota", dijo. "Me acom-
pan6 durante la guerra Y en- una oca-
sion como esta no podia separame de
al"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-10
Arancel Espanol aplica-
BILE a EstadOs UnidOs

Con fecha % de mayo cablc0 el
Atach6 COmercial Americana, EN- Ma
drd; que por conversation con j
DepaGtamento de EstadO. ha averi-
guado que las importaci0nes de los
EstadosF Unidos seran admitidas en-
Espa1a los tipOs minimum dc la
nueva Tarifa hasta nuevO aviso. Es-
tos tipos promedian un 500 mas ba-
10 que los que Sc fijan en- ell nuevo
Arancel. Case de no llegarse un
arreglo especial al cabo de un mes,
las referidas importaciones quedaran
sujetas al aforo. llenO de la Tarifa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-10

misionado Y acepta la mayorfa de la
Legislature inSuar.
Ell nuey0 GobernadCr de Puerto Ri
co prohablcmcnte concurrir;i. sin III
.tervenir. Il Ia eXpresada. audiencia Y
Sc halla tamhiUn en- Washington el
eX Gobcrnador Wager
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-10
INLU STRiA DEL CORCHO

Los dato> PSta.!fSticoS cpnscrVad0-
re> dempestral' que cn ESpaln So de
uican d'Sc.rHia> mil hcctdrcaS super
ficiales dc terreho los lrholeS de
corcho. La production que cn fS.tI
alcanz0 - milloreS tie kilos. repre-
sentando un valor de nucvc medic
millOnes de pesetas. suhi6 en- 1913. q
40 millones de k;lOS. en- 1920. des-
pu6s del periodic de la guerra. cn que
sufri6 alguna mrrma. lego Il oehcn-
Ia miloneS.
ST. emplean ca LII industrial del cor
cho trcinta nil tra!ra iadorcS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-10
Los presuntOs autOres
arrestadOs

Yauco, JUNO 8, 1921.
Ell IMPARCIAL,
San Juan.
Juez Gonzalez Suarez arresto Y en-
trego Fiscal Mayagiiez, quien confir-
mo arresto Il presuntos autores cri-
men carretera Sabana Grande. En-
tire estos hay jovenes distinguidas ia
milias Yauco y Ponce. Fuertc evil
dencia, contra ellos. Juez Gonzalez
salio de esta ciudad para investiga-
clones, culminaron capturas.
Felix CaraballO,
Corresponsal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-10
Y DE AQUELLo. = QUE?

Un conocido comerciante, amigo
nuestro, nos ruega la publication de
la siguiente pregunta:
iQue hay de aquellos importantes
acuendos que la Camara de Concrete
de San Juan, un nlmero de promi-
nentes caballeros perteneciendo a la
misna, proponianse adoptar tendencies
evitar la repeticion de quiebras en-
tire el comercio detallista, algunas
presentando todos los caracteres de
negocio fraudulento?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-10
POR PROvOCACION

Han sido .lenunciados Leopoldo Ra-
mos Juan Laponte,. del Barrio Obre-
ro, acusados de haber provocado Ell
una guagua, a Petra Correa, Carmen
y Julia Florit Y Gloria Barbosa, de
Hato Rey. Y que estan trabajando en-
Ia Colcctiva.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-10
:
:: R | A L T @ :

;HoY!-:HoY!
Or lioso Acontecimiento Artistico.
Far Ultima vez, en- San Juan, Sc pre-
sentan los aplaudidos artistas
LOS VIVESKIS"
Y la bella canzonetista y bailarina
LINDA SOFIA
Con puevos duettos, bales y trfos.
Completara el programa el emocio-
nante drama EN- 6 actos:
"Esposas Desempenadas"
por la bella actriz
ANNE LUTHER
PRECIOS POPULARES:
Noche: Mayores 35. Ninos co.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-10

Una barrera especial, puesta alrede-
dor de la vieja residencia que Sc como
ce pOr Mathews, en- Manhasset, Long
Island, para asegurar la vida y Ia
tranquilidad de Georges Carpenter,
ell admirable luchador de boxeo fran
ces, que el dos de julio proximo Sc dis
putara el ca.npeonato mundial con
Jack Dempsey, en- Jersey City. En-
esta residencia, Carpenter Sc esta en-
trenandO para la gran lucha, en- la
que esta puesta la atenci6n de todo ell
mundo. SOlamente Sc permite entrar
en- la residencia provisional del cele-
bre luchadOr a los periOdistas Y las
personals que Carpenter ha traido con-
sligo para su practica de tirar pune
tazos, que dicen encierra un secreto
del cual Dempsey va Sc habra dado
cuenta, para repeler gOlpe pOr golpe.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-10
DONA JOSEF.A CAREZTDO

Sc la agravado en- la cnfermedad
que viene padeC iendo. or I'll reSidencia
de esta ciudad. la respectable sonora.
doila .IoSefa Cabezudo de pninoncS, de
distinguida familia de Caguas. Ilace-
mos votOS por su salud.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-10
DON PEDRO SCHIRA

COntinda mejOrandO nOtablemente,
nuestrO amigo el senior don Pedro Schi-
ra, quien fue objeto de una diffcil ope-
raci6n quirfrgica. Deseamos su compile
to reStablecimientO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-10
R E M A 7 E
Ell Lunes Is de Junio 1921.
A las 1000 A. NJ.
En- la calle' de San Agustin entrada
del muelIe San Antonio.

vendere en- P1blica Subasta por
cuenta de quien corresponds, todas
las mercancias que fueron salvadas
del siniestro ocurrido en- ell almacen
de los Sres. VIM. M. Carlo & Co.
Cubos, Banos, Poncheras, Vasos,
Bombas para aqua, Platos, Tasas, Flo
reros, Jarros, Clavos, Grampas Calv.,
Hero GaIv. Acanelado. Otros articu-
los mas.
Completa linea de hierro esmaltado.
ISIDORO D. DELGADO.
Almonedero Pnblico.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-09
Settling Period in
Auto Industry Forecast

"This year Of 1927 IS going to b. q
sort OF settling period in The motor
.ar business,7 says I. f. Jarrard, Vice
president Of the Arpcrson Brothers Au~
rornobile Company. mot so much.
probably. for the manufacturers as for
he dealers.
100 many dealers hive been spoiled.
Nlnch of the last year they had so
ale problem. H. was easy going. The
outlook for The future is diFerent-not
SC much tho outlook for results, be-
cause good automobiles viii lind j mar
let, but the eforts must be exerted In
IN entirely different channel.
Tho more conservative type Of busj-
less man is going 90 be attracted,
qhich viii not only result in Il closer
relationship between our wynn ana
representatives with whom We hava
placcd our interests, but also viii bring
.bout & greater cooperative relation
nip between dealer and factory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-09
Lafayette Has
First Public
View of Chassis
Interest in This New Car
Ccntcrs in Its Mechanical
teaturcs.W Which Are MANY

because the Lafayette was the Grst
motor car to be designed from radiator
to rear axle following tho war, EN-
bodying practices developed during
the war, and because IL was designed
By D. Mccall White, interest in the car
IS conferred in tho mechanical con-
struction.
Means OF closely studying the engi-
noaring ideas of this car are we'll al
fOrdcd in the Lafayette exhibit on the
third floor OF Grand Central Palace
this week in a chassis Of polished and
FURNISHED metal. similar to a Euro
pean chassis Of Mr.. Whites which was
voted the best at one of London's
Olympia shows. Although the La
FaYctt~ VS. introduced in New York q
year ago. thiA il the first time n
chassis mas boon presented to the
public.
The entire chassis weighs only 1915
pounds, although its apparent strength
gives the impression Of greater weight,
Tho 9O-horsepower, cight-cyllnder en-
gino is not radical in design. Tho
cylinder blocks are set al an angle Of
30 degrees. which has proved most re
liable and Advantageous for eight
cylinder construction.
Engineering skill il to be found in
the wholesale simplihcation and re
duction OF weight without loss Of
strength or reliability. For example,
the hollow crankshaft, weighing only
80 y pounds, has less "whip' than the
conventional heavier types. and is held
il fFc main BEARINGS instead Of tho
orlaodo& threo. thereby distributing
the Wear over a much greater bearing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-09

.,t-.s. ~. .n,.s~ x,,
No.
wealth. N tAe country today the busi-
.ess out,oo5 IS bound 70 be most en-
,-anrsgirg" SAYS c. ". Nash president
~ $780,.
- 'Ae N's" No'o'9 O~o"'p""9' "NU
ne Of the country's foremost manu-
'acturers. America IS to-day the rich
-. ,a.io, &, Oh. vor1d THO vii, ,o+
,
20 euestloAoo' 1oF SUMS years past we
ave sctcd as the main source Of sup
,iv FOR other countries. The yolnm.
.wos,o.; 0 ,i.a. So.
- 'Ni - "0'' '' LOS
been limited only by u aOiNty TO
produce and not by The Size Of the
,e,,.,5
OuF llouUsS "aNc OeeA so!d % Top
prices. IN payment Cor these products
here has been q steady flow into this
... -. -. ,
cou"tl! . 0Ae money u 0Ns "oflN
until America. instead OF being saddled
Nv s~.anerdous financial obligations. "a
.Aao.L ~
u u.s. - 49, s'N'4oS
Il the enNiaele position OF beng TIE
worlds creditor-the greatest money
Douer among nations.
"tAs 8 nation we are more than SOL
vent. We have a handsome balance on
he right side Of the ledger. And this
wea.th is not concentrated in the hands
u . few Individuals. Il is spread
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-09
P~reheating Device
Receives Approval
of L. :. Officials

Maxwell Chalmers engineers are
pleased with the Endorsement that has
been given the principle Of rreheating
motor fuel by the limited Sites Pureau
OF Standards and The Society Of Auto
motive ~Enoincers. Tho Chalmers de-
vice for prehestine the fuel al the
intake port vas incorporated IL tne
Chalmers motor three years ago, and
more than a year ago it was made a
part OF the Maxwell.
Recently the United States Bureau OF
Standards conducted tests Of gasoline
with $ view 70 ascertaining how pre-
heating affected the efficiency Of pres
ent-day gasoline. In it, report the
government department. indorses the
preheating principle as follows:
The rate az which the engine VIII
aceeleratc with q gwen n.iAture ratio.
o1 %carburetor setting, is markedly at
fected by the amount OF heat supplied
and its method o. application. Within
the limits OF this work, the greater
the amoun Of neat supplied 10 the
charge, and tho higher the temperature
at the intake port, the more rapidly
the engine would accelerated"
This create ease Of acccleration
means better motor performance and
greatly lessened fuel consumption.
A committee OF the Society of Auto
motive Engineers conducted an extcn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-09

sive Investigation along the same lines
mitteo also indorsed the principle OF
preheating and declared that this prac-
tee results in the following:
i. Better combustion, with consequent
decrease in fael consumption.
:. \ decrease n crankcsse dilution
by limiting the passage Of unburned
fuel past the pistons.
3. Reduction OF carbon deposit.
4 Maintenance OF the engine in such
condition as to deliver higher power
over longer periods between o~verhauls.
> Improvement IN the general per-
Torrance of tie engine Is to sweet
running ana ability 10 accelerate
smoothly snd rapidly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-09
Hudson and Essex Lead
the New Competition
Ut Nmuu@ nu iun" fn.~ CIR Company s3 Eux u.wx)

Selceuvc buying again rules the automobile market.
Inability TO secure delivery OF his first choice no
longer forces the buyer TO accept . less wanted car.
The return OF competition 70 q basis Of merit is
welcomed by Hudson and Essex in common with all
builders Of established reputation.
They have not regarded competition on the basis OF
sbiIlty to deliver as at ali a good thing for the motor
industry. That situation invited many 20 plunge into
automobile manufacture and exploit the quick profits
rtlzable from unprecedented demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-09

And Essex shares this prestige. Not merely because
HUDSON builds the ESSEX, and therefore prc-plcdgcs to
{ all the experience and knowledge gained in build
ing the Super-Six. Rather because the Essex. not
content with this endorsement, has established is
own place with such famous records as four times
breaking the ranscontinental record with four diff
}erent cars, and in establishing the worlds so hour
endurance mark. And nearly so 900 owners also know
and acclaim its worth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-09
of IO3O2

"In 1911 there was one automohile
FOR every 5G persons in the United
Statcs.' says c. !. Nephlel. general
sales manager Tor the Oakland Motor
Car Company. In 1919 there was one
car for every II persons. At this rate
1924 Will produce q ratio OF one car 70
cvcrv 3.5 persons. What Of 1930?'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-09
Don't ALWAYS Blame the Plug

What is the proper spark plug gap :,
Approximately OPS Of an inch,v says
the maker Of AC spark plugs. THE
well worn thin dime is still 9 good
gauge. But make certain that all gaps
are equal in your engine and don't al
ways blame the gap. The insulator, If
maize Of inferior, porous porcelain,
may have absorbed oil and carbon until
II is q conductor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-09

Endurance today stands as the chief factor Of motor
car economy. Owners now appraisc their car costs over
long periods as accurately as they count the overhead
Of their business. In such computation repair costs and
requirements must appear when they occur. And men
viii Just as surely seek exemption from these costs az
thousands of Hudson and Essex owners have found il.
IN the endurance Of dependable cars.
On endurance, the new competition will inevitably
loin the issue. And here Hudson and Essex most
gladly invite comparison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-09

Tnc Distributor in North Carolina cot
INTO touch with hundreds Of Don't own
and interviewed them As 70 se}V-
CO costs. He found that the average
$ - cents a month, $40 a year, and
ne roads tnere are nothing TO brag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-09
Easy 10 See Them All

All dash instrument dials on the La
Fayette are grouped under q single
glass, ~ell illuminated and directly
under the drivers eve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-09

leadership were less deserved if tho flaw would nos
have appeared in five years.
Evening star., 1921-10-30

MARINE CORPS

Only the highest type of ex-Army
men will be accepted for enlistment
in the Marine Corps, according to in
structions of the major general COM
mandant. The fact is appreciated that
many men. by reason Of the short
enlistments that they served. were
given character very good or good.
when in many cases the men were OF
excellent moral character However.
it has been ordered that none be
taken except those who were dis
charged with character excellent.
Big preparations are being made by
members of the Marine Corps club
at Kansas City for the American
Legion convention to be held in that
city this fall. With the news that
Maj. Gen. John A. Lejeune has
accepted an invitation to attend, to-
sether with the added ATTRACTION of
Marshal Foch in attendance. the club
is preparing to hold special festivities
during the convention. and will fur
nish 100 cots for the accommodation IN
of marines from out of town.
Evening star., 1921-10-30
Returning Troops From Germany.
THE NAVY

Failure of many reserve and tenn
porary officers to qualify for perma-
nent commissions in the naval air
force is likely to result in a serious
shortage of personnel. The situation
is so acute that the Navy Depart
ment is being urged to conduct an
other examination. and it is under
stood that the bureau of navigation
has the matter under consideration
one of the chief complaints appears
to be that officers of the naval air
force, especially the flying officers,
were kept so busy previous to their
examination they did not have the
same opportunity to prepare for the
test that other candidates for exami-
nation were afforded. This, it is
claimed. is especially true of the At
lantic air force. which was called
upon to make flights down the coast
and over to Guantanamo, where it
operated with the fleet. and soon
thereafter was ordered to participate
in the bombing tests. This strenuous
service. extending up to within few
missions, resulted. SO it is claimed, in
many failures that otherwise would
have been avoided.
Faced with a serious shortage of
officer personnel in the air service.
the department may be forced to
change it's present policy whereby
graduates from the Naval Academy
are not eligible for aviation service
until after three years of sea duty
Whether the number of Annapolis
graduates necessary to replace the
shortage of reserve officers can be
spared from their usual duties of
officering ships and on shore duty is
another problem yet to be worked
out. The outcome is likely to result
in the holding of another examina-
tion for aviators. unless a situation
arises whereby a further reduction
is effected in the cost of conducting
The naval establishment.
Evening star., 1921-10-30
New Manual for Cha plains.

A manual for instruction and
guidance of chaplains has been pre-
pared. and as soon as the regulations
concerning the chaplainS in the Off
Gers Reserve Corps can be incOrpo-
rated in the work the manual will be
published and distributed to all chap
lainS. both in the Regular Army and
reserve. The reaSSignment of chap
lainS is practically completed. and all
important posts have beeD provided
with religious representatives. Dis
tribution has been arranged for the
needs and denominations of each sta
tion. Comments made by chapla ins
OF the officers Reserve Corps. who
attended the various training camps
during the summer have revealed
three suggestions: First. that travel
allowances be furnished for chap
lains who desire participation in camp
Instruction; second. that some month
other than August he arranged for
the instruction period. as that is the
usual time for vacations of the clergy
and third. that the chaplains of the
Reserve Corps be given some definite
military work to perform during the
year.