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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-01

algdn pensamiento idea de Independent
cia. Ha Iegado hasta mi que la agita-
ci6n de independencia en- esta Isla pro-
cede, en- gran parte, Gle extranjeros. ST
ESQ es 10 cierto, deseo que sepais clara
mente que no hay sitio en- Puerto Rico
para ningln extranjero que no este
dispuesto sostener v apoyar nues-
tro gobierno establecido. Tampoco hay
sinpatia alguna esperanza possible en-
los Estados Unidos para la Independent
cia de Puerto Rico, procedente de min
gun individuo o de ningin- partido poll
tico. No permitais que ningtn hombre
o periodico os engaiie. Las iiltimas dos
grandes convenciones nacionales celebra
das en- los Estados Unidos, la Democratic
y la Republican,, unanimemente Sc de-
de Puerto Rico. Tampoco, amigos mios,
hay sitio alguno en- estas islas para ban
dera alguna que no sea la de nuestra anna
da patria conln, las estrellas v las fran
jas, y jamAs 10 habra. Mientras sOld
Glory" fote sobre los Estados Unidos,
continuara fotando sobre Puerto Rico.
81 una mayoria del pueblo de Puerto
Rico desea un cambio en- su gobierno,
yo sugeriria que pidiera la estadidad y
cesara de promulgar una esperanza per-
dida''.
Alredor de estas manifestations se
han hecho muchos concentrates, unos IA
yorables otros no.
Y no ha sido que el pueblo Sc haya
visto desilusionado desesperanzado en-
la consecuci6n de sus respectivos idea
les, va que aqui, en- Politica, los idea
les supremos por ell propio deseo y volun-
tad del pueblo mismo Sc mantienen como
cosas suspensas en- la lejania; sino que
ell gesto, Ell tono de esas manifestacio-
nes les ha parecido algo duro y amargo,
para Ia pobre isla noble, fiel y leal, sim
bolizada por un Cordero, que no sabe
de otra cosa, nj ha aprendido otra cosa,
que la noble v alta virtud de ser abne-
gada y ser agradecida.
Pero pesar de este, hay que observar
dos cosas, Ell ell presente momento, en-
que las impaciencias y las exaltaciones,
pudieran muy bien echar perder una
obra buena y saludable, por parecernos
mala y perniciosa, al juzgarla tan ra-
pida y violentamente.
Ell mensaie del senior Rely, ha sido
escrito, segtn su propia manifestation,
con antelaci6n a su .arribo nuestras
playas; y por 10 tantossus puntos de Wis
ia expresados, han tenido que ser nece-
sacramento aquellos apreciados por 81
de acuerdo con las informaciones que
! lCsznnna sn Is ssgiaa s,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-01
UN PARRAFO QUE ABOGA -
POR LA INDEPENDENTLY
DE LAS FILIPINAS

MANILA, julio 5.--El parroco de
Morong (RizaD, Teodor P. Trou-
hetzkoy, baron de Stuard, ha enyiado
la connision Investigators Wood
Forbes un corto memorial en- ell que,
despues de exponer sus razones sobre
ell grado de cultura del pueblo filipi-
no y ell caracter estable de su gobier
no, pide que los INVESTIGATORS reco-
mienden al presidente y pueblo de los
Estados Unidos comedian inmediata-
mente la independence estas islas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-01
CoNsTRUccIoNEs EN- Ell
PUERTO DE SAN JUAN

Ell oGobernador INFERNO aprob6 una
ordenafza concediepdo Barranquitas
autorizaci6n para construir, sostener y
explotar un sistema de distribution elec
trica, y una resoluci6n por la que Sc de-
ia sin efecto la caducidad de una orde-
nanza concediendo la "San Juan Dock
Co." autorizaci5n para construir, man
tener manejar un malec6n, tinglado
y alntacenes, de servicio p1blico, y todas
las dependencies del mismo, en- San
Juan, en- auuella porci6n del litoral sita
al oeste de la namada concha de San
Antonio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-01
MENSAJE DE PAZ
DE BENEDICT XIV
POR Ell DESARME
ALEGRASE DE QUE SU PREDI-
CA DE FRUTOS
tDe la prensa de New York;.

Conmotivo de un cablegranal dirigi
do por el "World" de esta ciudad al
cardenal Gasparri, con fecha IL de
julio, recordandole que en- enero, cuan
do el peri6dico lanz6 su campafia pa
cifista, e cardenal fue el primero
que respondi6 en- nombre de Benedic-
to XIV, expresando su aprobaci6n cor
dial al noble objeto; y pidiendole ade
mas una nueva expression, ahora cuan
do la idea parece que va a dlr sus
frutos, el cardenal Gasparri lie diri-
ge con fecha 16 de julio ell siguiente
cablegrama:
"En respuesta vuestro cablegra-
nh tengo ell honor de informaros que
el augusto pontifice We con gran
satisfaction que la semilla sembrada
por el en- sgosto de 1917, para la ST.
multanea v reciprocal disminuci6n de
armamentos, no cay6 en- terra este
ril sino que mediante la gracia de
Dios germino vigorosamente y prone
te un gozoso forecimiento.
"En interes de la raza humana, va
bastante torturada por las guerras,
Ell augusta pontifice ruega ferviente-
mente porque las flores sean seguidas
fntimamente de Ii algeria del fruto,
por Ell triunfo de una paz universal
y duradera"-
Ell cardenal Gasparri alude su
llamamiento para esa fecha los po-
deres beligerlntes exhortandoles a
"que la fuerza material de las ar
mas cediera ante la fuerza moral del
derecho".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-01
JOE CANS DE PANAMA,
RETA A JOHNNY WILSON

Leo P. Flynn, apoderado de Joe
Cans, de Panama, lanzo un reto con-
ira Johnny Wilson, en- representation
del boxeador de color. Wilson paso
la la Inca que lie separsba de los boz
xeadores de color por haber luchado
en- Boston hace pocas noches contra
George Robinson, por 10 que Flynn
le ofrece Ia oportunidad de ponerse
frente Cans
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-01

timo hbro nuestro compahero Roma
nacce nos di6 unos versos ineditos, y
muy bellos. los cuales apareceran
pronto.
LA FAMILIA DE vILLAEsPEsA
En- Ell 'Montevideo'' va tambien la
fsinilia del ilustre poeta: su esposa do
fla Maria Garcia, sus hijos Elisa, Mia.
gros, Carlota y Paquito, este iiltimo ma
cido en- Puerto Rico, cuando 81 primer
viaje de don Paco la isla.
Ell MUNDo les saluda todos de.
seandole un feliz viaje y grataas i'm.
presiones por esos mundos. .~.<< {,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-01
La TGnunCia del
PTeSidente del
partido 'UniOnista'

Aver envi6 por TELEGRAPH la Jun
ia Central, desde Fajardo, la renun-
cia de su cargo de Presidente del
Partido Unionistl, el Lcdo. don An
tonic r. Barcel6.
Con ese motive anoche Sc reunio
la Junta Central, para considerar la
renuncia del Jefe del partido, y Sc
acord6 que quedara sobre la mesa,
pues este asunto solo puede resolver-
10 la Junta Central en- pleno, una
Asamblea del partido; y al efecto, Sc
acordo asimismo convocar todos los
miembros del referido ORGANISING di-
rector desdicha colectividad, para la
noche de pasado maiiana microbes,
con el objeto de tomar un acuerdo
definitivo sobre el asunto.
Los miembros t2dos, que asistie-
ron anoche la Junta Central, Sc
mostraron contrarios la aceptaci6n
de IA expresaGa renuncia.
Aunque hasta la fecha Sc desco-
nocen los motives q. haya tenido el Sr
Barcel6 para renunciar la presiden-
cia del partido; es casi logico supo
ner que 10 que intenta ell ilustre hom-
bre publico, es provocar un voto de
confianza entire OILS hombres de su
pnrtido, respecto la actitud que tu-
viera que asumir frente los liltimos
Econtecimientos politicos con motive
del discurso inaugural de Mr.. Reilly.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-01
poR FALsA REPRESENTATION

En- la carcel de Mayagiez ha in
gresado, procedente de Hormigue-
ros, el individuo Ramon Clemente Ra
mfrez, acusado de un delito de falsa
representation.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-01
COMPANIA MORALIzADoRA

En- Mayaguez, ell captain sefor Mar
tfnez Chapel y los policias Ramon
Arroyo y Rafael Roman, han jurado
denuncia contra Carmen Luisa Me-
gr6n, Hip6lita Negr6n y Agustina
Rivera por tener en- la zona urbana
casas destinadas a citas sospechosas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-01
UNA EMBoSCADA CONTRA Los
GRIEGOS

ATENAS, julio S1.-Un convoy de
avituallamiento, tornado por yarios
camiones AUTOMOBILES, cayo en- una
emboscada y fue atacado por mas de
mil turcos.
Dos camiones fueron voleados con
csrtuchos de dinamita. Resultaron
muertos 81 hombres que custodiaban
el convoy, y heridos mas de Glen.
Los agresores dejaron en- ell campo
muchos cadaveres.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-01
Ell GUANTELETE DE HIERRO
SOBRE LOS ALEMANES

LONDRES, julio 31-En una nota
publicada por la Agencia Reuter- sc
hace constar que cualquier retraso
por parte de Alemania en- el cumpli-
miento de los compromises contraf-
dos por ell gobierno de Berlin, no po-
dra ser tolerado nj por hglaterra nj
por ningupa de las demas naciones
Aliadas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-01
Los AIiadOS COM
baton ell rGgrGSO
del ex-EmperadOr
(De nuestro servicio especially

PARIS, julio 31.-Segdn el cores
ponsal del "Eclair'' en- Viena, case
que persistiese la agitacions EN- favor
de proclamar rey al ex-emperador
Carlos, es cssi SECURE que las poten-
cias de la "Ententev decidieran la
ocupaci6n militar de la totalidad del
territorio htiagaro Y cesaran de pres
tar toda clase de ayuda los hijos
de Hungrfa, cue padecen hambre.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-01
NoMBRAM1ENTos

Ell GObernador INFERNO ha aprobado
los nombramientos hechos a favor de
los sres. Luis M. Grana y jose Esca-
lera. para Jueces de Paz sustitutos de
Pohuelas y Vega Alta, respectivamente,
nientras dure la licencia concedida a
los Jueces Propietarios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-01
EGIPTo ARDE EN- REBELLION

ATENAS, julio 31.-lnforman de
Alexandria que durante una session ce
lebrada por ell Comite secreto de la
asamblea de Egipto Sc produjeron in
cideptes vivisimos y escenas tumultuo
sas, que degenefaroR finalmente en-
sangrientas luchas.
Han sido ,descubiertos y detenidoa
varios partidarios de les sediciosos,
que habian lleSado secretamente.
Algunos fueron ahorcados por las
tropas idglesas, que no dan cuar4el
los vencidos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-01
La COmpaIlid del
pOeta ViIIaespeSa
de pas0 p0r S. j.

En- Ell vapor espafiol 'Montevideo"
que sigui6 viaje aver para Cuba. Sc
dirige Venezuela la notable compaffa
del eximio poeta don Francisco villa
espesa, que va a actuar a aquel pals,
en- donde representara las iiltimas obras
teatrales del egregio poeta, entire las
que fgura la tragedia Bolivar, que
ha tenido un 6xito de lectura loco.
Mas de 40 artistas componen dicha
compafifa, contandose entire ellos Anita
Martos (primera actriz), de fama mum
dial y al primer actor Romeu Rosa,
quien con 81 amos es va una de las
gjorias de la escena espafola.
ssBoLIvAR"
Conocimos al joven Romeu Rosa,
uEien representara Ell papel de "Bo-
1ivar'' en- la tragedia de don Paco CO.
mo carinosamente namamos villaes,
pesa.
A fe nuestra que BOLIVAR hara un
soberbio Libertador. Su rostro moreno
y aguilefo, su mirada brillante y su
cuerpo bien proporcionado y elastico,
dan la mas favorable impression de Sc
mejanza entire Ell Sr. Romeu y la fgu-
ra del tipo que va a caracterizar, Ell
cual conocemos fotografcamente -.
Por 10 demas es un gran declamador,
reuniendo otras excelentes condolences
para triunfar. r....
JUAN JOSE LLovET
Ell joven y va ilustre poeta Juan
Jose Ilovet forma tambi6n parte de
Ia compafifa de villaespesa.
ILovet solo cuenta 26 afios.
Ha escrito varios hbros de versos
Ell la actualidad tiene en- preparation
otros.
Hace POGO ha empezado trabajar
en- las tablas. -.
NO me gusta Ia carrera ESQ me
satisface- e--nos dijo bordo del "Mon
tevideo'.
Luego nos habl6 de Literature. y. De
viajes. -. De libros. -. Ha traducido
a Baudelaire.. Piensa traducir a otros
poetas extranjeros mas.
lie preguntamos 81 habbia conocido
a Evaristo.
-si.... Ell dfa antes de embarcar
70 para America, almorzamos juntos
en- el UNIVERSAL. Dice que es muy
inteligente, aunuue algo apocado de ca
racter.
Liovet regal6 un ejemplar de su Ill
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-12
BUS LINE: SYSTEM
MAY Be REALITY
Representatives of Auto
Companies Here to
Make Survey

That automobile and truck man
ufacturcrs have become Interested
in the proposed bus line project iu
Tulsa was made evident at the week
ly meeting of the Real Estate ,N-
change Thursday noon whom it was
reported that both the WHITE com
parv and tho Packard Automobile,
company iu addition to the Pierce.
Arrow COMPANY have sent engineers
here to investigate the project. make
a comprehensive survey OF local
transportation requirements, and
submit detailed irpurts ut their rnd-
iugs tn the factories.
6. II TcrWIllIErr. chairman of the
eNchduEr bus line committee. rec
ported that the plcrcc-ArroW onEI
nccr has completed his survey ot
the city and that since the publicity
given the hu, line project during the
rHst fcw dtNs. tn" Packard com
panv is sending an engineer hero
from the factory AcCording to Ter
williEer. the white cumpanys cp-i-
necr finished his survey several days
ago and mad, several maps uulliu-
ing the various routes that should
bc established to create q loop
bus system.
A. soon as these plans have been
inspected hy tho head offices and
the lucal representatives of th"S.
companies so b. can be accurately
determined how many buses viii
be needed, Tcrw willtecr believes these
three companies and possibly others
that may make surveys within the
next few days viii submit definite
propositions to the city.
while the project Ia yet cmbry-
onic, II * the opinion OF exchange
mcmbcrs that there should hc at
least five routes cman1tiug from the
business district into the residences
district for a distance OF two to two
and one half miles. and that the
buses cover the same distance over
different streets and avenues on
their return to the downtown dis
trigt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-12

Negro portcrs Given Warming.

special TO III" world.
BARTLESNlLLE, Aug. 1.-The
Bartlcsville police have begun a
vigorous campaign against the
negro portors who solicit for room
ing houses I'm tho business district
and six were taken into custody to-
day. The arrests were made AZ the
result Of frequent complaints re-
garding the activities of the porters.
who are prohibited by city or
dinance from soliciting patrons
from the sidewalk.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-12
Gets Tired of Loneliness.

Vlt.I8T 70 The lWoFTd.
prominent citizen, committed sui.
eide Tuesday by shooting himself
through the heAt. His wife. who
dled d number of years ago, left
MIN the sole occupant OF the big
comfortable home ON West Main
street. and while he lived at vari-
Gus times with his daughter and his
son, both married. he was lonely.
Sor the past two years he has been
IN poor health and the combina
uon was evidently more than he
could endure.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-12
TRIM D0WN THE ALPHABET
Obsolc'c Letters Stricken From Use
ia serbian Tongue.

SOFIA, sJuly -Simpllfication
of the Bulgarian oruhography hy
eliminating three letters Of the al
phabet. recently ordered by the
cabinet council. has Just been put
into effect. The censorship, still
existing here, viii enforce the new
spelling in all publications.
These three letters are remnants
Of the old Slav tongue. They do not
exist in the Serbian language and
they recently were ordered stricken
from the Russian alphabet by the
soviet ministry Of public instruction.
Their principal use was as word
examinations. The new spelling Is
taken in some quarters to be an eff
fort toward closer relations with the
Serbs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-12
Here Goes!
The Curtis Brown store has always

made 1t a positive. unSWcrvmg rule to clean up at
the end of each season. That's how have
ceeded in keeping our stocks Of clothing absolutely
free of 'war-babics,' lcftovcrs and her-looms. We
haven't any and we insist not letting any moss
gain foothold in this store, so, HERE GOES .
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-12
UonorS to TulSaD.

Miss Mabel Hall, graduate In the
1921 class of the University OF Tulsa,
who is taking post graduate work
at Columbia university in New HorH,
the largest university in the land,
has acquitted herself so well in Eng
lish courses that she has been made
a member OF the staff OF the uni
versity paper, the Spectator, accord :
ing to word received at the Tulsa
university office. Miss Hall will
teach in this state next year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-12

DO YOU remember tho old time
butcher, with q muFtaChc like n
woruout paint brush who threw
in" a soup bone and some dog
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-12

Wooden eyebrows for women are
now fad They will grow right
aut Of good many heads without
any CO9Xing AT al
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-10-03
TWO CHILDREN DIE WHEN
FIRE CONSUMES HOUSE

PITTSBURGH, Oct. S.-After being
absent for less than an hour. Mr..
and Mrs. Wayne wall returned to
their country place in Forward town
ship, near Elizabeth. Yesterday after
noon, to find it enveloped In flames
and two Of their children. Thelma
and Virginia. the former one year old
and the latter two and one-half, burn
ed to death. The two older children
were rescued just in time
The Wall home. a handsome bun
galow on the estate Of John r. Wall,
Wayne's father. was a half mile
from that ~ the older man. Shortly
after noon Wayne Wall and his wife
went to ace the father. staying only
a short time. They left Thelma and
Virginia sleeping in a room in the
rear Of the house. The older children
were playing in a front room.
The cause Of the fire has not been
determined, but 1t Is supposed the
older children played with matches.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-10-03
At THE THEATERS
Continued from Page l?)

whirl. and they are all given with an
ease and experimentation of move
ment that is delightful to behold.
Frank Terry's name should already
be known TO amusement patrons in
this city, although we have never had
the pleasure of seeing him in person
before. Terry Is a song and motion
picture scenario writer OF note, his
most notable effort in the latter line
being for Harold Lloyd, whom he di.
rected and appeared with for some
time. His appearance yesterday was
featured by the rendition OF two mas
terpieces written by himself entitled,
Blind" and Mister Booze" both Of
them recitative character songs, and
both Of them scoring with telling
force.
and unusual tumbling and contortion
act open the bill, winning many
laughs. Laing and Green, the young
est of the oldtimers," met with an en-.
thusiastic reception in their rendi.
ton OF Melodies of the Past" and
brought a good laugh from everyone
with their demonstration of their abil-
ity to dance the latest steps.
Van and Carrie Avery, introducing
the original "Rastus.' supply a per.
feet comedy capstone to the perform.
ance with their latest sketch. Nine.
Sirloin, Medium"
The photodramatic offering pre.
scnts Sessue Hayakawa. the Ameri.
can.Japanese actor. In Where Lights
Are Low" which for logic and novelty
OF plot. for lavishness OF scenery and
fidelity to detail, Is almost in a class
by itself
Among the subsidiary features the
overture arranged by Arthur j, Man.
veil and perfectly rendered by MS
sterling organization OF musicions and
Osborne's When I Look Into Your
Wonderful Eyes" with cornet solo by
A. f. Knowldon, deserve special
mention: the exit march. Kern's
"Wila Rose" from the opera, Sally"
meeting with equal approval.
Short film features complete q DILL
that sets an extremely high standard
for coming attractions to meet.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-10-03
LEAGUE SCORED
BY 'PERT|NAX' IN
ECHO De PARIS
Declared Incapable Of Sup
pressing War. Can It Prevent
War? He Asks.
BY international News Service.

PARIS, Oct. "A severe indictment
Of the League Of Nations appeared in
the Echo de Paris today under the
signature Of "Pertinax," political edi-
tor.
THE League Assembly has been
in session at Geneva for three weeks,
but its results upon the Polish-Lithu-
anian dispute over Wilma and the
Chilean. Bolivian dispute over Tacna-
africa are NIL" said "Pertina1"
although the League may solve the
Upper Silesian dispute. 1t has no re-
sponsibility for execution Of its FIND
ings. The League might be compared
TO a clothes stand upon which to hang
old clothing for which there Is no
longer need.
TT is incapable OF suppressing war.
Can 1t prevent war? Disarmament de-
bates proved deceiving. The League
has shown discretion and modesty on
the question of Russian relief, and has
opportunely sent DR.. Nansen back 10
the North ole, which he ought not
to have left"
DIR. Nansen, formerly O noted Arctic
explorer. at present is head of the in.
ternstional committee for Russian re.
lief.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-10-03
CAPITOL
"Harum Scarum."-

Edgar Bixley and that popular He
brew comedian, Sam Micals. found q
royal welcome awaiting them yester.
day afternoon when they opened a
weeks engagement at the Capitol
Teater with the "ffarum Scarum"
company. The show was one Of the
snappiest affairs that Manager Jack
Garrison has had to offer his patrons
this season.
Assisting these comedians is a
roster Of capable principals. among
whom are Lillian Rocky, who pos.
sesses a wonderful soprano voice, and
used II much to the delight OF her
audience. and Madlyn Worth, whose
remarkable personality and talented
ability proved a popular fsvorite OF the
show. Mia Defrey, in one Of the lead.
ing parts, received much applause
while others deserving special men.
ton are George Woods and Harry
Smirl.
The entertainment 10 produced In
two acts and twelve scenes, some OF
which were quite elaborate. A chorus
Of pretty girls Joined in the many new
and catchy songs and dances. Several
vaudeville specialties were presented,
among which was LaVida. in a mum.
Der Of sensational dances and poses.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-10-03
KNICKERBOCKER-
Dangerous Curve Ahead"

CrandalIs knickerbocker TheateT
yesterday and today presents as chief
features OF the years best bill Gold
wyn's splendid perturbation of Ru.
pert Hughes Dangerous Curve
Ahead" starring Helene Chadwick
and Richard Dix, and Harold Lloyd
supported by Mildred Davis in his
latest tworeel comedy, Il Do" the
funniest picture he has ever made
Complete review of these sterling
subjects. which are supplemented by
the customary short-reel features,
will be found in connection with the
Metropolitan Thester.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-10-03
DENNY SEEKS To
RETAIN RESERVE.
|NNAVAL RANKS
Members DisenroIIed by Navy
Order Urged to Join Volun-
teer Branch.
by International News Service.

Secretary OF the Navy DENLY to-
day issued an appeal 10 all members
OF the naval reserve who were au-
tomatically disenrolled by a navy Or
der September 30 to transfer to the
volunteer reserve.
Unless they do so, the Secretary
pointed out. the naval reserve so
carefully built up In recent years
will virtually cease to exist.
In his letter Secretary DENLY eX.
pressed deep regret at having TO
release from the service so many
men who had proved an asset in
war. but explained that the slashed
appropriations for his department left
him no other course.
Because in every naval district
there has been shown that there are
large number of men who would
be bitterly disappointed not TO con-
tinue in the service" the Navy De-
partment has stressed the fact that
the volunteer reserve is still open.
Secretary DENLY has already an
nounced his intention to seek au.
thority from Congress to re-establish
the naval reserve along radically
new lines