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HOLLERAN PUTS
NORDHAUS
OUTFIT
Park Golf Reaches Round
Before Semi-finals In
All Flights.

Harry Symons' annual spring inyi-
tation golf tourney advanced into the
fourth round of the first three flights
and into the semi-finals of the fourth
flight as the result of day Of activity
over the municipal course Sunday.
A feature of Sundays matches was
Tom HolIeran'S defeat of Clarence
Norihaus. . and /, in the champion
ship flight. Hollcrau is paired against
Lieutenant John Clark in the fourth
round. Louis I.cvinson advanced into
the fourth round by eliminating Bill
StagnCr, & and 3. Both Levinson and
Stagncr started out with birdie threes
on the first hole.
The closest matches Of the day oc-
Cured in the third flight. NJ. Il. Ste
phenson was carried 10 holes by Fred
Fclthouse, while it also required 10
holes for Fred Eaves to eliminate E..
4. Bailey.
Following are the pairingS:
First flight: Louis Leyinson VS..
DIR. Il .Ouis Dodd: 4. {. Wheat VS.. F..
7. Miller: Lieutenant Clark VS.. Tom
Hollcran Charles BrannOn VS.. 8. A.
Shaw.
Second flight: r. +. Porter vs..
Jack Ririr; Bell Sessions VS.. J. p.
Melton: Lieutenant c. F. Gee VS.. +.
\. Boutwell,; Russell Kirkland VS.. G.
+. Seawcll.
Third flight: D. d. Marley VS.. j.
II. Morgan: !. d. Falk VS.. Fred
EaveS: II. Clark vs.. NJ. f. Stephen
son: Phil Adclman VS.. Il. Menefee.
Fourth flight: Tom Darlington VS..
J.. X. Roth; Joe Davis VS.. "Tookie"
| Sheppard.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12
BETHLEHEM ELEVEN
SOCCER CHAMPIONS

NEW YORK. April 12.-OP-
Bethlehem Steel's powerful soccer
team is NatiOnal professional cham.
pion.
a surprisingly easy 7-to-2 victory
over the Ben Millers of st. Louis,
best in the West, won the title and
challenge cup at Ebbets Field. Brook
Ign, yesterday. before $4,000 persons.
Archie Stark, Bethlehem's center,
stood out above all others in the
game. scoring twice in the first pc
riOd and once in the second. while
Nash of the Ben Millers tailed twic9.
The MissourianS played without their
captain, Vaughn. and their clever
center forward. Jimmy Dunn.
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and Earl Whitehill are mentioned as
opening pitchers.
The Boston Braves open the Ma,
tional season against the Phillies IN
the Quaker City. While few hazard a
guess that the Philadelphians will
come in on the money, the team ap,
pears better defensively, and a strong.
er showing is looked for this season.
The Philadelphia Athletics. regard
ed with much favor in the American
circuit. will have the services of Joe
Hauser, after a years absence.
Speakers Indians will start the
Cleveland season with virtually tht
1929 lineup, but the pilot is confident
that thcg have improved enough 10 pu:
them above sixth place this season
Uhle will start.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12
HITTING
GIVES KATY GAME

Taking full advantage of the ten
errors committed by their opponents,
the NJ. X. and T. Texas Specials romp-
ed away with an easy S-to-3 victory
over the Star BARRIERS, Sunday after
noon. The BARRIERS shifted their line
up about constantly in an effort to
halt the string of errors, but it was
no use.
Bob Fenner was the big gun in the
Texas Specials offeuse. his triple in
the first frame scoring three runs,
while he accounted for three more
tallies personally. He got four hits.
Batteries: Specials-Barnes and
Olsen: Barbers-Cavazos, Cara and
Galvan.
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Main Avenue High School will en-
ter its crack medley relay team in
the Kansas relay meet at Lawrence
next weekend. The team probably
will depart Tuesday. Lee Phillips
who consistently high-jumps six feet
one, may enter the Drake relays at
Des Moines week later. He would
go 10 Lawrence but there is no high
school jump on the program.
LAWRENCE. Kan. April IA
From the Far West. the South. the
East and the North will come mere
than a thousand OF the COuntry's lead
ing athletes 10 compete in the tOur'
annual Kansas relays here the after.
noon OF April Il.
One hundred and one universities
colleges. junior colleges. military acad'
emies and high schools. representing
fifteen states. will send representa-
tives. according TO DIR. L. {. Allen
director of athletics, who today CON
pleted a final check on the entries ~
ceived. No more entries will be aC
copied.
University class entries are:
Creighton, of Omaha; Drake. De'
Moines: Grinnell. Grinnell. Iowa
Iowa State. AmeS, Iowa; Kansas Ag
gies. Manhattan: Marquette. Mil
waukee: Northwestern, Evanston
NOtre Dame: Oklahoma A. and NJ.
Oregon Aggies: Illinois; Iowa; Kan
sas: Nebraska Oklahoma Wiscon
sin: Texas: Washington University
of 81. Louis.
College class entries:
Baker. Baldwin. Kan: Bunni
Vista. Storm Lake, Iowa; Contra
Missouri Stale Teachers: College o
Emporia DOane, Crete. Neb.
Friends University. Wichita: Haskell
Indian Institute; Hastings College o
Hastings. Neb.: Howard Payne o
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12
AMERICANS FINISH
FOUR - BIKE RACE

PARIS. April 12.-P)-The French
team of Wambst -Lacquehaye won the
SiX-day bicycle race ending Sunday
night with 5iS points, covering 1928
kilometcrs C2064 miles,. Marcot and
putzois we're second and DewOlf and
Stockelynch third. The American
team, Mcnamara and Koran, who met
with a mishap almost at the start of
the race, trailed throughout and strug.
gled pluckily. They finished fourth,
two laps behind the winner.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12
So. NUGGETS REPEAT.

The s. T. Midgcts proved that their
first victOrr over the Young JudcaS
was not "flukc- by repeating it Sun.
lav. with a 14-to-1 win. The Iudca.
were able to Get but five hits off Nov
,n~n NJ tho Nid%ets. B"rtcrirs : r.
Normar and Kr:tzrr: vnrnE IudoHs
Block. s. Rather and Ginsbcrg.
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ACOSTA AND CALV0
ARE ON THEIR WAY

HAVANA. April 12.-P)-Joc
Acosta. holdout pitcher of the Mobile
team Of the Southern Association. has
accepted an offer cabled him by Man
agcr Duffy Lewis and expects TO join
the team Wednesday. Jack CalvO,
Fort Worth Outficlder. delayed Ia
Havana by the illness of his wife, also
is on his way TO join his club.
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RAIN INTERRUPTS
BROWNS AND CARDS

ST. LOUIS. April 12.-The Browns
and Cardinals. St. Louis two strong
baseball entries. were prevented from
mauling each other in the second tilt
of their two-game spring series by
Sundays rain. Having dropped the
opening contest. Saturday, Hornsby :
smuggling Cards are planning a strong
comeback in the second game, Mon
day. Charley Robertson will hurl for
the Browns Monday.
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De PALMA TO DRIVE
At INDIANAPOLIS

INDIANAPOLIS, April 12.--CP)-
The entry Of Ralph de Palma in the
fourteenth annual J00-mile race at the
indianapolis motor speedway May 81
was announced today.
De Palma is building two cars in
Los Angeles and will ship them to
indianapolis within a few weeks. His
terminate has not been selected. De
Palma won the 1925 race.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12
FISHER OF TIGERS
WHITES IS TO WIN

The Kaufman Tigers slugged the
ball hard behind the brilliant hurting
Of Fisher to down the POSton Clean
crs, II to 4. Sunday. Fisher sent
IL of the Cleaners back to the bench
by the strikeout route. Burk's long
triple featured the Tigers SlugginE
bee.
The batteries Fisher
end NccHcr: Poison James, Oelmsn.
Gram, Phillips and Pope.
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LEAGUE OPENS MAY 6.

WICHITA, Kan, April l2.-LPJ-
Southwestern League magnstes voted
20 start a 126-game. schedule on May
q and end it on September 6. in
their meeting here Sunday. With the
election Of POnca City to replace
Gushing. the league is now complete
as a six club organization. Dale
Gear. Western League president. is
also head Of the Southwestern cir
cult.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12
GUERRA NINE KEEPS
RIGHT ON WINNING

Guerra Ambulance Service nine
downed the Gardenia Club, IL to g.,
in their game Sunday afternoon. Next
Sunday the Guerras are matched
against the Citizens Transfer club.
Sundays batteries Guerras, Martinez
and Valdez; Gardenia Ramos and
Galvan.
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||G LEAGUES
READY FOR
| OPENERS
ashington and Pittsburgh
Given Good Chances
to Repeat.

CHICAGO, April 12.-CP)-The
multi and the shouting that died
t October begins again tomorrow
the major baseball world.
The sixteen American and National
ague teams that enter the 1926 lists
ntain both known and unknown
ssibilities. The chances of Pitts
1rgh and Washington to repeat are
denied in any quarter. The dope
RS figure each in the fight for first
hce in its respective league, but
geral other strong contcnders have
isen.
The Philadelphia Athletics and The
/ Louis Browns loom as formidable
the American race, while McGraw's
ew York Giants and HOrnsby's St.
buis Cardinals are two teams, at
1st, that stand in the way of an
her pennant by the Pirates. In
let, McGraw says that only injuries
II defeat him.
As usual n number Of familiar faces
Jill be missing from Tuesdays open
liz lineup, but the list Of cripples is
pit nearly 50 long as that presented
the 1925 saeson.
PIRATES HARD HIT.
The champion Pirates appear 10
about as hard hit as any. Their
rst line of denfense will be i'm.
hired when they take on the Cards
St. Louis, although substitutes
Re expected ably TO fill the gaps
ending the temperance of the vet
|-ans.
Carey, veteran outfielder. has III,
ucnza, and Moore, second-baseman,
still limpihg and will be out for a
Nv more days.
Another cripple is Hodapp, thir,.,
|icker Of the Cleveland Indians, who
as q sprained ankle. Ernest Pad.
|ett, obtained from the Boston Braves
Pin fill his shoes for the time be.
Eg. Hargrave, of the Cincinnati
Reds, has appendicitis and probably
ill be out Of the opener, with either
Vingo or Picnich slated for the back,
top position.
ONE NEW MANAGER.
One new manager makes bis bow Ia
he majors-Joe Mccarthy Of the Chi,
ago Cubs. After he guided Louis
lille TO a pennant last year, the Cub
bent on putting the Chi
.ago team in the running il it cost
million. turned him loose to Will
team Of youngsters into a winning
cam.
Several teams, particularly III,
senatOrs, will open the year with vir
ually the same line-ups that figured
o the last game of 1925.
The hope OF the Senators to an,
rex three pennants in a row is based
IN that same list Of veterans who
vice have turned the truck. Thu
will face the Philadcl
Dhia Athletics with world series
with the veteran Wal
er johnson the possible pitching 50
ection, and Ruel behind the bat. Tho
Senator's staff Of veteran twirlers-
Johnson, Coveleskie, Reuthcr. Fergu
ION and Marberry, has been augment
ID BY the addition Of the experienced
Joe Bush, and n few likely young
,ters. There will be no changes he
hind the bat.
The world champions expect t.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12

start Aldridge. while Hornsby of the
Cardinals is planning to oppose him
with Flint Rhem. The st. Louis Ma
tionals had big season in Texas, cut
ting a. rCmarkable swath in preseason
victories, and the same team that has
been connecting regularly in the South
land will oppose the Pirates.
The 1T. Louis Browns and the Chi
cago White SOx open in Chicago, with
Sis,eF planning to use the same team
he has cleaned up with in exhibition
games. with Milton CASTOR the hurting
possibility. Collins has about the
same aggregation that finished fifth
last gear, the principal addition being
Shortstop Everett Scott, dropped by
Washington.
The Cincinnati Reds mix on the
home grounds with the Cubs. AS IN
previous years, the veteran. Pete
DonoLre, will open for the Reds. while
another vet, Alexander, may take the
mound for tn" Cubs.
GIANTS OPTIMISTIC.
Plenty OF optimism is registered
from the camp of the New York
Giants. McGraw has the same for.
midable pitching staff and Inficld as
in 1925, with Al Tyson, heavy slug
ger in the outilrld.
The New York Yankees will pre-
sent n remodeied infield. and the third
Of Greater New York's baseball
ads. tas Brooklyn Dodgers, = ~
will show many new faces. Only
FOurnier and Stock of the 1925 in.
field are still in action.
Ty Cobb of tho Detroit Tigers is
experimenting with a new infield com.
bination. the effectiveness Of which
will be demonstrated when it has been
under fire for a while. George Dauss
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12

80, Picard 80, Rossmsn go. seffel Cd
Conrad, weikel lyons C2), McCarisy'
Dreiss. Michael. Heye; errors HauseT,
Heye, Baggett. Lyons, Conrad; stolen
bases Rossman 90. Erhin: sacrifices.
Erben az. Mccoy. Corley; two-hase
hits. Erhin. whitaker. Rossman. Nc
CarIey: double plays. Erben to WhitaE'
or to Picard: innings pitched. by white
-, by stevens SIS. by George 3. nv
Michel S1-2. by Husener 80: hits. of
White 3. off stevens :, off George 10 of
Michel I2. off Husener 5; base on halls.
off white 4. OF Stevens /. of George
6. Off Michel Z; struck out. by Steven'
by Michel 4: hit nv pitched hall, by
ric.rd: left on bases. Heaters .. Roem-
~ Z
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-12
PITCHING OFF COLOR.

Wild and woody describes the pitch
ing in the Sunshine Specials and
Union 694 contest which was called
at the end of the ninth with the
teams tied. Farris was sent to the
showers in the seventh and FRANKIE
who relieved Jared little better.
Scprp.
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CLANCY VS.. MAHAN.

Be that as it may. it's safe TO say
thar Shelton has seldom lined up r
card which promised more than the
one scheduled to take place in the lit
tie 16-foOt ring at the National Thea
ter Tuesday night.
Probably the feature attraction
from local standpoint is the 1O-round
biting match between Eddie CLANCY
and Dummy Mahan. CLANCY has
fought five fights since coming to San
Antonio. winning all but his last,
when he was held TO a draw by Mercy
Montez. The Dummy from Brack-
ettville has created a mild sensation in
his two recent fights. Three weeks
ago he gave Mercy Montez the worst
beating the little Mexican has taken
in long time. Last Tuesday night
he slipped Brooke Stephens knock
out in the second round.
As his second Hereunder. Shelton is
bringing in Chief Elkhsrt, full
blood Indian middleweieht from Okla
homa City, to scrap with Dan Ma
varro. the husky Monterey slugger.
In three attempts. Shelton has not yet
found a match for Navarro. but he
believes that the Oklahoma redskin
will give Dan all the fight he can
handle.
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summary huhe' NOSS. ",''h'
Conway, Fox, Henson. MCMILLAN. Lane
F'riery (3l, Remuth; errors, Conway
Henson, Mcmillan, FTiery; innings by
Farris :, by Riley 4; runs, off Harris 4;
hits. off Farris 3: two-base hits. Wise
Henson, Butler, Lindsey; stolen base
conway: sacrifice hits, Martin, Wise
Jones Farris, Layne; struck out, ny
Farrls /, bv FRANKIE g. by Lindsey l.;
bases on balls, off Farris 2. off FRANKIE
4. off Diely ?. off Lindsey 4; batters
hit, by Lindsey 2; left on bases. Union
6s4 4. I-G. y. 5; wild pitches. by Far
rls q passed balls, mono; time, 200;
umpires, Ellis and Gotten.
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PITTsBURG SLAMS BALL.

The Pittsburg Heaters hit timely
and. with the aid of many walks
donated BY the Roemer twirlers. ran
IN a seasons record total of y
markers. The fielding Of Conrad was
one of the features of the contest.
Score.
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MAHAN-CHANEy
co FEATURES
FIGHT CARD
Navarro and Elkhart Also
Promise Some Action
Tuesday Night.

Promoter Jack Shelton seems to
have the peculiar and valuable knack
of arranging his fight programs with
something entertaining in the way OF
fisticuffs.
His long ring career taught Jack
all there is 10 know about fighters.
Any time boxer. or a boy processes
70 be in the boxing business. drops
into Shelton's gymnasium and asks to
be put on Jacks next card. his capa-
bilities are sized up within five min
utes by San Antonio's foxy promoter.
As result, when Jack sends two
boys into the ring against one an
other. it is safe bet that there will
be some frey. nrks
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Runs, G. Nesrsta. Fitzpatrick ca, Car
YER C2), Magee, Dietzman, c. Irwin CD g.
errors, Necker: LeiparL c. Irwin; in
runs off Ward 3. C. Irwin /; hits, off
Ward 4, c. Irwin 3; two-base hits, by
Hertzig, Harm, C. Nesrsta, Rails; home
runs. Carver yC2), Dietzman; stolen bases
c. Irwin. fitzpatrick; sacrifice hits, XII
patrick. Hertzls, @. Nesrsta; struck out,
nv Carver Z, Ward 5, Schneider /; base
on balls. off Carver 4, Ward 3: batter
hit. E. Butler; double plays. Fitzpatrick
TO Hertzlg. Rails TO A. Irwin, Magee to
Vogler TO A. Irwin. Leipart 10 A. Irwin;
losing pitcher, C. Irwin: time, $40; UNI
pires, DinsmoTe and Stahl
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STILL HURTS JACK.

Incidentally, Jack Dillon, who was
knocked out by Navarro a month
ago, says he has not yet fully recov-
cred from the effects of the blow he
received on his Jaw.
The Aztec Kid. a newcomer from
Mexico. and Al Mayen. classy local
lightweight. are booked TO meet in the
eight-round semi-windup to Tuesday
nights card.
Martin Flaherty, formerly of Bos-
ton. who introduced himself to Sar
Antonio fans by the simple expedient
of knocking Danny Long cold in the
second round of their mix-up lasr
Tuesday. will be sent against Bill
Fisher in the opening six-rounder.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1926-02-26
Notice 10 Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Montgomery county. Md, letters
testamentary on the personal estate of
CHARLES W. WARD,
late of Montgomery county. deceased. All
persons having claims against said de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof, to the SUBJ
scriber on or before the 18th day of
August, 1925; otherwise they may, by law,
be excluded from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day of
February. 1925.
IDA NORINE WARD.
feb 1861 Executrix
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1926-02-26
Notice To Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Montgomery county, Md, letters
testamentary on the personal estate of
MATTE B. DEWITT,
late of Montgomery county. deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber, on or before the 18th day of
August. 1926; they may otherwise, by
law, be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. All persons indebted to said estate
arerequested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9th day of
February, 1925.
WILLIAM E. DEWITT
feb 12-6t Executor
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1926-02-26

The object Of this suit is to procure a
divorce vinculo matrimonii by the COM
plainant. Uric c. Deike, from the defend
ant. Edith M. Deike.
The Bill states that the parties were
married on May 20. 1922. at Chippewa,
Ontario. Canada. by the Rev. c. Scuba
more. and that they lived together as
husband and wife until December 6. 1922.
That the complainant has been a resi-
dent Of the Town Of Takoma Park and
State Of Maryland for more than two years
preceding the filing Of his bill of COM
plant. while the defendant is a nonresi-
dent OF the State Of Maryland and was
last heard of as residing in Montreal,
Canada.
That without any just cause or reason
the defendant deserted the complainant
on or about December 6, 1922. and has
since repeatedly refused to live with him
or to fulfill her marriage obligations that
they have never since lived together that
said abandonment has continued unin-
terruptedly for more than three years and
that there is no reasonable hope or ex-
pectation of a reconciliation.
That the conduct of the complainant
toward his wife, the defendant has always
been kind. affectionate and above re-
proach.
That no children were born Of said
marriage.
II is therefore ordered by the Circuit
Court for Montgomery county this 18th day
Of February. 1925, that the complainant
by causing a copy Of this order to be
published in newspaper printed in Mont
gomery county. once in each Of four sue
cessive weeks before the 22nd day of
March. 1925. give notice TO the said absent
defendant, Edith M. Deike. Of the object
and substance Of this bill. and warning
her to appear In this court in person,
or by solicitor, on or before the 9th
day of April. 1925. to show cause, If any
she may have. why decree ought not to
be passed as prayed.
PRESTON B. RAY, Clerk
Circuit Court for Montgomery county.
True copy-Test:
PRESTON B. RAY.
Clerk.
HENRY W. SYFRIG,
Solicitor for plaintiff,
81 Columbian Building,
Washington. D. c.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1926-02-26
Notice % Creditors .

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
scriber, OF Montgomery county. Md, has
obtained from the Orphans Court of Mont
eomery county, Nd. letters of administra-
tion on the personal estate Of
JULIA M. SELLMAN,
late OF Montgomery county. deceased.
All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof, to the sub
scriberon or before the 10Th day of August,
1928; otherwise they may, by law. be
excluded from all benefit Of said estate. All
persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of
February. 1926.
JULIA M. G. BECRAFT,
feb 26-6t Administrative.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1926-02-26
Not Financial But Political.

What is generally regarded as a bad
political move has just been made by the
Senate Republican leaders. They have
announced that they will clamp the lid
down on investigations.
Expressing alarm over the cost of Sena-
torial investigations which have run as
high as from $250,000 to 100000 in a
single session, they say the position they
have taken is prompted by a desire to
effect economies.
Spending such large amount during
one session on the face Of it does appear
TO be wasteful. but when 1t is pointed out
that the investigations resulted in savings
Of few hundred million dollars in ex-
posing waste, trickery and graft on the
part Of government officials, it does not
seem extravagant.
The oil. veterans bureau and depart
ment of justice scandals are still fresh in
the public mind. The prestige Of the Re-
publican party has been hurt considerably
by investigations. They have brought
little comfort to its leaders As a result.
tbs action Of the Senators is not regarded
as financial but political
Their announcement comes at a bad
time. when 1t has been disclosed that the
department Of justice has not prosecuted
the aluminium case in which the evidence
obtained is kept locked up by the Federal
Trade Commission. which caused that body
to issue complaint against the aluminium
trust. largely owned by Secretary Mellon.
II comes at a time when there is an
increasing number Of great corporate
mergers and consultations. which ought
to be investigated and probably will be
investigated. despite the announcement Of
The Republican Senators.