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Evening star., 1927-09-25
JOHNSTON STARTED
LATE. SAYS BRUGNON

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. september 24.-"Little
Bnl' Johnston began his training for
he Davis cup matches too late. ana
that's why he lost. jacques Biuenon
said today.
Btuenon gave his opinion to re-
porters who interviewed him and Jean
Porotra aS the members Of The
French Davis cup team were about
TO sail for France on the liner Pat!s.
"Johnstcn played Splcndidiy," Brng.
non said, hut he should have started
training mole than two weeks before
the matches He added that big
Rill" Tilden was by no means out OF
the tennis picture. Hes a great
player" he said.
Roro:ra and Brugnon cited John
IIennessy. George Lott and John
Doog rs brilliant American players
who will be heard FROM" -.
Evening star., 1927-09-25
AMERICAN u. BEATEN
BY GETTYSBURG, $40

GETTYSBURG, Pa. September "a.
A light but courageous American
University grid eleven went down to
a 31-to-0 defeat this afternoon here at
the hands Of n veteran Gettysburg
College grid machine.
1t was the opening game for both
teams. and the brand of foot bah dis.
played was characteristic of such
games.
Gettysburg was the aggressor most
of the way, tearing off end runs and
cracking the line for substantial gains.
Gettysburg scored two touchdoWns
in the opening quarter and another in
the second.
Trailing 10 to 0. the invaders braced
considerably and carried the ball from
near their own goal line to Gettys-
burg's 12-yard m:'sk. Forward passes
were the main t.ound- gaining plays,
but on the 12-yard line kurZ of Gettys.
burg intercepted a pass and ran the
bali into American u. territory. This
seemed to take the fight out of the
Capitol City collegians, and Gettys-
burg had things practically its own
way the remainder of the game.
Christie and Crist played we'll for
American L.
Evening star., 1927-09-25
VIRGINIA GETS SCARE,
THEN SCORES EASILY

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Septem'
her o4-Nirsinia's gridiron sea son
was orened this afternoon with
SS.to.6 victory over Hampden Sidney.
The Cavaliers were slow at the take
off and before they knew what hap
pened the visitors had eased over Il
touchdown, but Virginia tled tne
score before the end or the lnltia'
quarter and went on scoring points
until the final minute or play.
Hampden Sidney gained two hrSt
downs az soon as they received the
hall and when Virginia held they
kicked. the punt was fumbled and the
visitors recovered. A pass, Peach to
scott. nut the ball / foot from goal
where it took the Tigers four plays
before Peach carried 1t over. Jones
failed to add the extra point.
Then the Cavalier attack got under
wav. Close went in for Sloan ana
his running. with Hutter's line plung'
ing advanced the ball 60 yards for
the first touchdown. Early in the
second quarter Close scored a touCh'
down. taking the ball II yards after
a punt had been blocked by capt
Cardwell and recovered by tfppln:
Passes from Close to PendletCh nS-
ured in the scoring OF the third touch'
down. which Close also carried over.
He then held the ball while Cardwell
booted a placement to add the nrst
extra point of the afternoon.
Substitutes here began to replace
the Cavalier varsity, but before hall
time had come Daniel bucked through
for a fourth touchdown.
81
teams during the play. Second and
third string men had the game In
their hands through most OF the last
half. Sloan went back at quarter and
started a passing attack which was
feature OF the day. He shot two long
ones to Turner for gains OF more than
40 wards each time and his shorter
tosses to Bethel and to kaminer yield
ed Virginia two touchdowns in the
closing period. Sloan dropkicked for
one extra point.
Evening star., 1927-09-25
BROWN WINS 27 TO @
IN FIRST GRID GAME
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
PROVIDENCE. r. T.. September
24.-Brown opened the 1927 foot bail
season with a 27-to0 victory over
Rhode Island State College.
The contest was a typical first game.
with frequent fumbIing and general
loose handling Of the bali marking
the play. The lateral pass failed
completely as ground gamer.
Brown made frequent substitutions.
Scores were registered in every
period.
Brown opened with seven Of the
eight available members of the ln-
defeated Iron team" in their places,
Captain Randall remaining on the
sidelines to rest an injured hand.
Ricci, Campbell. Lawrence and Ed
wards made the tOuchdoWns.
The Brown scoring punch was in
evidence when the Bruin was able
to hold to the ball long enough to get
going, but the State College men
We're powerless against the Brown
line.
Evening star., 1927-09-25
CHIZMADIA LEADS PRO
BASKETERS IN SIGNING

GAIA Chizmadia. 21-year-old center
who was recalled from Lorain, Ohio,
in the Central League. late last sea.
son, is the first Washington pro bas-
ket ball player to affix his name 10 a
1929 contract.
Chizmadia is considered the best
youngster to enter pro ranks last wear
and is considered probable success
sor to Stretch Meehan. who is de-
manding a large salary.
Ray Kennedy is expected to report
to Owner George Marshall in the near
future to discuss plans for the sea
son. 1t will be kennedy's third year
with the local pros.
Evening star., 1927-09-25

y y
waning weeks of its 1927 exist
ence. With most of the titles
~ and records safely slowed away
by the teams which consistently
turned back all opposition throughout
the season, all-Star mines are now
monopolizing the spotlight.
Potomac Wonders. composed of
Young stars who have arisen from
local ranks to professional leagues
with success, will play their second
game at Alexandria this afternoon
against the Dreadnaughts at 3 o'clock,
Included among the pros are Leon
Riley. Earl Clark and Kermit Smith,
Alexandria boys Others signed to
play are Jack Smith, Larry Boerner.
Melvin Handy. John Goetz, Earle
Moser, Bobby stevens and Pick
Hamei.
Another combination of District
bred pros, under the management of
Mertz Lewis. will engage Washington
Black Sox at Union League Park at
o'clock
This aggregation includes Walter
Bean, Monk Fraser, Tots Long. Mike
Gordon. Herb Murray. Fred NO0ne,
Johnny Bleir, Hal Chase, Hoffman and
Tom Hook.
Brook Grubb has scheduled another
interesting program for Wheaton dia-
mond this afternoon. ku kluX Khan
diamonders will meet Silver Spring in
two games, starting a $50 o'clock.
Prior to the game several field events
and long distance hitting and throw
ing contests will be held, starting at
. o'clock.
Georgetown A. {. and Knickerbock-
or A. c. mines are to clash today at
3 o'clock in Georgetown Hollow in the
second game of their series. George
town \. c. won the first game last
week. and Manager Haley is hopeful
of sewing up the issue today
Chevy Chase 4. C., leading con
| tender for the independent unlimited
title, will face Junior Order tossers on
| Friendship Field at , o'clock. Earl
Mattingly, Richmond pitcher, is to
start for the invaders, with Jack Bat
son slated to start for the title
| claimants.
| BROTHER important series opens on
! PiverGale diamond this afternoon at 3
| O'Clock. when Mount Rainier and
/ Hyattsville All-Star combinations open
| a three-game affair Two games will
! lie played at Mount Rainier next sun
| day.
Kennedy 4. {. is booked to meet
the Red Sox nine this afternoon at 3
o'clock on the Fifth and InGraham
streets diamond Nick McAleer has
succeeded Ted Otte as manager for the
remainder of the season.
Arlington All-Stars and Ballston
mines will battle for the title of
Arlington County this afternoon on
Ballston diamond at 2;30 o'clock.
Brownie and Shoots are ready for
mound duty for the Arlingtons.
Terminal Icemen face two foes to-
day. Moose Seniors will be engaged
at o'clock on West Ellipse diamond,
following a fray with Brodt's. Inc,
nine at ] O'Clock on the same field.
Park View A. G. will meet Ben
ming A. c. in two games at Benning
! this afternoon, starting at 80 o'clock
Local players will meet at Georgia
avenue and Park road at 1915 o'clock.
Cardinal .All-Stars are slated for a
game with White IIaVens this after
Evening star., 1927-09-25
CATHOLIC j. WINS
IN NIGHT FOOT BALL
Defeats William and Mary,
1910, in First Game of
Kind in Virginia.

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. September
81 GP.-Invading Williamsburg in
the first night foot ball game ever
plaved in Virginia. Catholic Cniyer-
sity of Washington, ID. G, defeated
the College of William and Mary to-
night. /? TO 0. before a recOrd-break-
ing crowd of 5000 in the stadium.
Foley. quarterback of Catholic Uni
versity. proved to be the lndlvlduaI
star Of the game, his sensational run
ming and passing accounting for
large portion of the ground gained oy
his team. William and Mary was
never able to maintain a sustained
drive. although flashing occasional
brilliance. Each team employed the
huddle system, with the warriors
from Washington profitins most from
its use
Catholic University tailed in the
first quarter. when Foley hurled the
oval to Long, who caught it over the
goal line. Foley missed the Kick for
the extra point The way paved ny
a bad pass from the William ana
Mary center in the second quarter.
Catholic University got the baIi on
the Indians 10-yard line. TO nave
Harvey crash through right tackle
for touchdown. A long pass 10
Foley failed to give the single point.
After the game. Coach McAulihe
of Catholic University, who was cap
tain of Dartmouth in 1916. said that
nlaving under such conditions was
feasible, although he did not thlnk
that it would become general In his
opinion night playing would afford an
excellent medium for practice WORK
with occasional use for match games.
He said that the chief disadvantage
entailed by playing under artlhclai
light was lessened capacity To JudSc
distance, a situation that would lead
TO close formation play on the paF'
of participa ting eIevens.
Evening star., 1927-09-25
BEATS BOSTON
BY A 1900 SCORE

By the Associated Press.
WEST POINT, y. Y. September
24.-Army defeated Boston Univer-
sity. 13 10 0. today in the opening
game Of the season.
Both Amy touchdowns came In the
opening period. Fullback Murrell
was sent through the line for short
distances to make the touchdowns on
both occas sions after eagle, left half
back, and Meehan. quarter, had for
ward passed themselves to the vicin'
iiy of the Boston University goal.
Army displayed a tendency 10
tumble and a rather weak running
attack.
Boston Uniyersity's offensive vas
without power, the visitors never
coming within striking distance of
the Army goal line.
Army used three complete sets Of
substitutes during the contest.
Evening star., 1927-09-25

- GEORGETOWN opened its foot
bali season yesterday on the
T Hilltop hy sWampinG Lenoir'
RHYME College gridmcn %
Hickory, y. c. 50 10 ..
With Ralph Dupln. 1925 freshman
nlayer: Bob Nork Rucky q Nell.
George McCabe, Steve Barabas and
Johnny Hannigan. whose So-yard
sweep through the entire visiting
team from the kickoff was the hISh
spot of the afternoon gaining con
sistently, and cant. Claude GriGsbE
and Dud Saur showing SturdilN on de-
Tense, the Blue and Gray early dem
cnStrated marked superiority.
on the few occasions that the DiXic
collesians had the ball they W % lln-
able To get anywhere. Despite valiant
efforts Of capt. Huch Bean. 24opound
tackle. and Henry Owl, full-hlooded
Cherokee Indian halfbaCk, the Tar
heels were limited 10 but one mrs
down, which was registered by OWL
Their defense virtually CaVed in dur
ing the last period, when Bean was
injured and force to the sidelines
for the remainder of the game.
Georgetown presented team which
while it was not 50 heftN as that or
last season. was fast and intelligent.
JUS running d(iSG'h NdS .'lSl d'''tI az
that could he desired. but its forward
passing was lacking somewhat IN
polish However, il is believed that
plenty Of work will bring improve
ment in this respect.
G.. L. Starts Briskly.
Georgetown opened briskly, but
lost a chance TO score within the
first few minutes when Tomaini was
ruled outside after receiving a 4O-yard
aerial heave from Nork. shortly ant
erward. however, Bucky O'Neil swept
off tackle for 10 yards and the HILL
toppers" first tally. O'Neil place
kicked for the extra point. George
town counted another touchdown
near the end of the period when
McCabe intercepted pass and
streaked 81 yards to goal. O'Neil
rushed across for the seventh point
after recovering McCabe's tumble OF
GriSsby's poor pass.
Bob Nork, who skirted left end for
55 yards. and Duplin. who tore
around the right flank for Is. ac-
counted for two more markers in the
Evening star., 1927-09-25
VISITING MINES TO PLAY
SERIES OF GAMES HERE

Baltimore Black Sox nine and Gu.
ban Stars will meet at Clark Griffith
Stadium tomorrow at AIS o'clock in
the first game of a series Of three.
Bob Mcclure will pitch for the Sox,
and probably will be opposed by Pedro
San. Diplomats from Cuba and San
Domingo have been invited to attend
Evening star., 1927-09-25

Russell Insects, who won the Capt.
tai City League title in their class,
and claim District hOnors, took their
thrty-second game of the season yes
terday, defeating Harlem Midgets, 3
to 8. Russels are booking games at
North 41G-
Evening star., 1927-09-25
SPEEDY HILLTOP CRIDMEN
BEAT LENOIR-RHYNE, 800
Hannigan's 8O-Yard Sweep From Kickoff to Score,
High Light of Point-Making Orgy-Tarheels
Able to Get Only One First Down.

second period. The Blue and Gray
sent In many reserves In this session.
O'Nei's place kick for the extra
point failed after the first touchdown,
but MONEYS boot, a neat one, was
unerring following the second score.
At the start of the last half Coach
Little again sent his first stringers
on the field and they proceeded to
add 20 more points on tOuchdowns by
O'Nen, Nork and McCabe O'Neil
place kicked for the extra point after
one of the tallies. but failed on the
next when his boot was blocked. Jim
Mooney came through with the other
seventh point on a placement.
With Capt. Bean retiring, the HIM
toppers piled up 33 points in the final
period.
Dupin was the big gun in this
drive. crossing the enemy goal three
times. lIanniGan. who tore off his
great S0-Nard sprint, and Schmidt
accounted for the other touchdoWns.
Duplin also dropped the ball over the
bar twice for extra points, but failed
to score by rushing after making one
of his markers. SChmidt's toe gained
the seventh point after he counted
his touchdown.
Evening star., 1927-09-25
v. M. I. PLAYS FLASHILY.

LEXINGTON. Va. September "a
Virginia Military Institute flashed a
consistent attack and an alert defense
today To defeat Richmond University
- 10 O..
V. III cG). Position. Richmond (0l.
Evening star., 1927-09-25
GRIDDERS POINTING
AT ALEXANDRIA HIGH

ALEXANDRIA, Va. September
24.-St. Johns College and Alexandria
High school meet in Washington one
week from today inaugurating the
1927 foot ball campaign of the local
institution.
Coach F.. c. Wilson of Alexandria
has not vet selected his first eleven.
smith. Williams and Dennis are the
brightest of the end candidates; King,
Sisk and Violet are outstanding for
the tackle jobs, while Whitestone and
Davis are staging Il merry fight for
center Charley Armstrong and Harry
Barnett are likely to start in guard
Martin Cohen, Rector Green, Kirk
Lindsey. Paul TraVers. Arthur Minor
and Gallagher are trying for halfback
jobs. capt. Bill Travers will start at
quarterback and Lester McMenamin
will be at fun.
Two important changes in the
Maroon and White schedule have been
made by Manager Beverley. The
scrimmage with Episcopal High
School. scheduled for Monday, has
been Cancelled, while Emerson Insti-
tute has been named to replace Fast
ern High on the local card on Novem-
Der II.
Dreadnausht \. X. and Potomac
Wonders will try conclusions in Dread
naught Park tomorrow at o'clock in
n base ball game.
st. Mary's Celtics go to Ashburne,
Va. tomorrow for a base ball game
at ; o'clock with the Ilerndon Fair'lou
nine.
Cardinal 4. {. and Columbia Engine
Company mines will play on Hayden
Field tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
No. Motor Company. champion of
the Alexandria Fire Department, will
meet the Sarepta nine tomorrow at 3
O'Clock.
Evening star., 1927-09-25

score by ncriud~ -
Narylaud .. ,-.... ~ !" ~ ~n-Nu
Washington ....... ~ - ~ e.
Tou.h,lov vr--sn,'cr t.r Thomas kc.s-
fcr Evans PuGh t3i Roberts Tenuey II n
nItzki HaUhacN iric> tur point s-Pugh:
, ont 0t q tdrun kiri,-le Kc-sler ) nut ~
'dlup -si,kst Roberts 1 ont Of d" tdrop-
lI"k-} one rniut awarded to- NIrvlaud
when prualtv VaS "ail"d on Washington toll
ic.a uu ki-'; after touchdown.
Suhsti:ettuus MirylIud-Eva for Pn-h,
Porte fcr Wiutrrbere Fletcher for H"iutZ,
Roberts for Teun"y Warrhnlv for Parsons.
Wilson for Lombard Brown fur keeral.
Fpple for Rlhultzki HrtZel for N"9~y. small
wood Tor Madison nO''suu fnr Hetzel LUlr p
for Porter Wnndrack for Rruwu Higgins Tor
Wuudrack afford for Nadigau Crothei- ior
Fletcher Adams for Eupie. Young for NH-
Ke--ltr for Rnhorts Thomas for Ev3"s
Suyder for Rl'tic" Hanback, tor Tcnney lLn-
k0Us for Par.uus Covtuytou for Wondr.'k.
WASHINGTON fulloEe-IlOvd for FOlbert FUR
coll for D"p<ou GIaol<in Tor Alexander.
Ncach tor Scluauder Barnes for Stew lrt.
F-tns for WardWeH
Rcf~rep---Mr. sutton &c. w Tmpire-
Mr. Mention tLnyolll. I.lnpsnlan-,ir.
9, ,Meara tGonzag1t. Time of periods--l5.
l. - -.
Evening star., 1927-09-25

TOUchH0W ITTF'I, V,UNE IV'I..I
down-C ardwell fplacementD. Sloan tdrop-
kic'5t. 49, r., ~
Snhstitutions Virgin; ;a-pendleo for ks-
Hiisrion for Close. Daniel for Hutter. Mead Mead
for Hutter Pinkerton for Faulconer TSter
for FIiunin. Taylor for Byrd Moncure ior
Pinl, prton Holland for Harris. TrmSron Tor
Benkenstein. Bethel for Moncure Harden
for Moncure.
Hampden Sidnpy-Nance for Woodworth
Cox for Gatewood. Mon,gomeryc ors Tor tSfi IsS,
fnr Allen Hudson for Turley. Hughes for
Worden., willis for Jones Hunt fer ;rr W1pa Hnnt
Ford for Turley. Curry. for Scott; ~ r.
Referee-Mr Boo"ock lGeorgetownl / M
pirr-Mr Doniels (Georcetnwnl. Head lines
man--Mr Devine West virginia..
Evening star., 1927-09-25
Georgetown and Maryland Crush Their Opponents in Opening Foot Bal
OLD LINERS EASILY SCORE
ON WASHINGTON COLLEGE
Second String PLAYERS as First Line Men Ro:,o Over
Chcsertown Team i'm Winning 30 io q.
Losers Make Distance Twice
ine.In and SUMMARY.

1s result If ono " the rules changes.
was not once attempted
Evening star., 1927-09-25
Line-Ups and Summary.

Score hv periods: 40 a.
GEORGETOWN ..,,..... ~ 1{e 20 o,t-co
Lenoir- Rhyme .....,. o 90
Touchdowns-DupHn t4. Norl t2l.
O'Neil t2D. McCabe t2l, Hannignn. Sehmldt:
place kicks and one run--Duplin, = out OF
(three Mace kicks and one rush Mooney,
. (place-kicksl: Schmidt tplace- kick.
Suhstitutions: GeorgetoNn-Hannigan Tor
O'Neil MosIo for Cord0VanO. Provincial Tor
Tomaini Walsh for Saur. Hudack for Bara-
has: Liston for Carroll Dublin for MCCa1
schwartz for Monson. GehrinSeF tos Mao0sT N0rK'
Langenkamp for Denncn. Mclean for HUI
dack Mss for Tomqin HSIloMMaTi Mnir for for
Ian~enkamp Lpnoir- -Rhyne-Eavey for
steeiman Rhyme for McCrec Paysour for
Hagan. McGmnss for Hodge; uA
toni. Umpire--Mr. Brewer. ,Maryland,
Linosman-Mr. Ebetts tCatholic University
Fieli iul4e-Mr Early Miami.
Time of periods--lS. IL. II. j. minutes.
Evening star., 1927-09-25
EI ii. G. BYRD.

~ MINING up and down the field
almost at will against a com
TX plctrly outclasscd opponent
4 University Of Maryland yes
tnrilnN nnnnnd its foot hAl
Evening star., 1927-09-25

Cardinal 4. c. and Columbia Engine
Company mines will play on Hayden
Field tomorrow afternoon al 3 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1927-09-25

No. Motor Company. champion of
the Alexandria Fire Department., will
meet the Sarepta nine tomorrow at 3
O'Clock.
Evening star., 1927-09-25

william and MARY.
Neutrality-suspicious.. Harvey.
S,bstitlltions: Catholic iniyer~ity-,,Mc
Cane Tor Linskcy. Tierney f9r Towel, hnlid, Mif,
pnr I'm SUlivan Byrncs for Long, Gerth Tor
Byrnes Harding toT D%cv vofII Wi''jsm tor P% sna
o., WtIkens for Warath. Mos"lPskie Tor
Cnok Darien for Bloy ~onl. Roche i"r Tor Field,' ni,'
Bauserman for BloHsom. IaSlof lor E'o'''
JustIc for Darden.
Evening star., 1927-09-25

Dreadnausht \. Il. and Potomac
Wonders will try conclusions in Dread
naught Park tomorrow at 3 o'clock in
base ball game.
Evening star., 1927-09-25

st. Mary's Celtics go to Ashburne,
Va. tomorrow for base ball game
at o'clock with the Ilerndon Fair lou
nine.
Evening star., 1927-09-25

Terminal Icemen face two foes to-
day. Moose Seniors will be engaged
at 3 o'clock on West Ellipse diamond,
following a fray with Brodts, Inc,
nine at ] o'clock on the same field
Evening star., 1927-09-25

Park View 4. c. will meet Ben
ming A. c. in two games at Benning
this afternoon starting at 80 o'clock.
Local PLAYERS will meet at Georgia
avenue and Park road at 1915 o'clock.
Cardinal AllStars are slated for
game with White IIaVenS this after
Evening star., 1927-09-25

= ANDLOT base ball enters the
waning weeks of its 1927 exist
\ ence. With most of the titles
! and records safely slowed away
H.. tba 40 ,,c which con tpOt1V
Evening star., 1927-09-25

- GEORGETOWN opened its foo
bali season yesterday on tn
T Hilltop hy swampinG Lemon
RHYME College gridmcn .
Evening star., 1927-09-25

Arlington All-Stars and Ballston
mines will battle for the title of
Arlington County this afternoon on
BalIston diamond at 2:30 o'clock.
Brownie and Shoots are ready for
mound duty for the Aringtons.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-11-11
Drinking Vessels for
Ducks Should Be Deep

CHESS the duck has chance to
thoroughly rinse It's nostrIIs, and Mt
tile saine time dash its head in water,
injury may come from clogglng the
nostrils or getting sore eyes, writes NJ.
X. Boyer in the Farm and Ranch.
The drinking vessels should be deep
enough for this purpose
Annually large number of yarded
ducks are lost by having sore eyes
and going blind. This is caused by
dir lodging in the eyes. Where ducks
have access to a stream Of water, or
have drinking vessels deep enough 50
they may be able to get their heads
under wnter, they can reudily wash
out this dirt When they do NOT have
that opportunity the eyes tester nnd
loss OF sight is the consequence,
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-11-11
Foxy Medicine Man

Anglers. especially those who sell
dom have any luck, may CLEAN novel
tip from the methods Of "old Ioguk,f
medicine man md sovereign OF an $50
lated tribe OF Eskimos living on the
wlnd-Swept mud flats between the Yu.
kon and Kuskowln rivers in western
Alaska. says the Pathfinder Magazine
Every spring just before the salm-
on run up the rivers to spawn, loguk
goes to the river mouths, where he
performs queer lamentations and
magic rites. lie wears wooden mask
resembling a salmon trout and dances
and chants commanding the FISH TO
swim up the streams to his people.
For this mysterious" power Iogus
exerts over the fishes he visits every
Eskimo home and collects one-fourth
OF all the fish caught as his share
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-11-11

against reimbursing those who
raised the first pot. The depart
ment al public works discovered
This trait but nobody can explain
the reason. State rules provide
that pole line extensions must be
paid Tor by prospective customers
whose money is refunded during
al l4year period. Those who re-
fuse 20 60 INTO the first agreement
are barred fIom service Tor three
Yeas and then must bear their
share oil extension costs. Repeat
eddy il has been found tardy pa
irons have checrfully offered 10
put up their money il the electric
companies would oct il but they
protest bitterly against recon-
peusing their neighbors.