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Evening star., 1928-11-01

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Made with large head panels of
genuine mahogany veneer and
brentwood posts. Twin or double
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The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-23
Western Golf.
Open Event.
on This Week
Chick Evans Leads il
Practice; Play Starts
Wednesday.
BIZ United Press
-

BIZ UHued Press 1a
CHICAGO, July 23.-CharleS.
(Chick) Evans of Chicago led the
list of entrants in the western open
championship today for practice
rounds over the North Shore golf
course. Evans turned in $685.
II, one under par, Sunday
Other low scores in practice we're
Leslie Conley. Ridgemoor amateur,
IS; Jock Hutchinson, Glenn View, 70!
Horton Smith. Oklahoma City, IS,
and Laurie Ayton, Evanston, IS.
The field has been divided for
the qualifying rounds of the chanl-
pionship event at the North Shore
Club Wednesday and Thursday. The
first half will tee off Wednesday
and the second half Thursday. The
large field will be cut to $50 TO play
eighteen holes Friday, and the low
sixty and ties will play the final
thirty-siX holes Saturday.
Every first-class pro in the West
and several from other sections, in
cluding Johnny Farrell, newly
crowned national open champion,
will participate in the competition.
Walter Hagen, who has won the
event the past two years, has indi-
Gated he will not enter.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-23
Indianapolis Ace Surprises
With Brilliant Work in
Cup Matches.
NO CHANGE IN LINEUP
Same Team to Play in
Finals.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
PARIS, July 23.-The American
Davis Cup team is ready for its
attempt to wrest the most priced
trophy of the tennis world away
from France.
Deprived of William T. Tilden,
who has been the mainstay Of
America in international competi.
ton for the last six years, the
younger players came through to
defeat the italian team in the inter
zone finals, four matches to one.
The outstanding event of the
Italian American matches was the
playing of Johnny Hennessey, the
tousle-haired 27-year-old star from
indianapolis, who sprung the sur
prise of the year by defeating two
Of the most highly touted stars on
the continent.
Hennessey's victory Sunday over
P. Gaslini was just as impressive as
the one he scored Friday over Baron
Henri Di Morpurgo, No. l ranking
player of Italy. Hennessey was ex-
tended in only one set when he
played Gaslini. The Italian carried
the American to Us in the first set.
but after that Hennessey won the
next two sets with case. The scores
were Us, 6-3, GA.
Francis T. Hunter lost to Di
Morpuvgo in one of the most ex-
citing matches of the series,
Morpurgo's service was sharp and
accurate, and Hunter was aced sew
eral times in the early stages of
the match. The American rallied
too late to stave off defeat.
The results of the series with
the Italians follow:
Friday-Hennessey defeated Di
Morpurgo and Hunter defeated Gas
1ini.
Saturday-George Lott and Hen
nessey defeated Di Morpuvgo and
Gaslini.
Sunday-Hennessey defeated Gas
lini and Di Morpurgo defeated
Hunter.
French tennis experts believe Hen
nessey will have to bear the brunt
Of the battle against Rene La Coste,
Jean Borotra and Henri Cochet
when the Americans meet the
French. There has been no indi-
cation the United States will change
it's lineup. That means Hennessey
and Hunter will play the singles and
Lott and Hennessey the doubles.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-23
Saints Battle
in Final Game
By Times Special

By Times Special
. LOGANSPORT, Ind, July 23.-
st. Philips Boys Club nine Of Indi-
annapolis was to meet the Hunting
ton Y. NJ. G. A. team here today in
the final game of the American
Legion junior district tournament.
The winner will oppose Gary for the
State title.
st. Philips, winner of the Indian
apolis Times-Legion seventh district
event, defeated Sharpsville, 6 to 3
here Saturday. Huntington beat
Muncie to 2. Score:
St. Philips ............ 200 400 o-6
Sharpsville ............ 200 100 0-3 8 5
Markey and Urille; 5rookbank. Maish
and Cage.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-23

Eastern Athletic Club tournament at the
same course pairings are; Cross VS.. Bird
zell and HOag VS.. Hauersperger'
y y n
In mixed foursone tournament at
South Grove, Miss MacDougall and Ken
Mrs. Ruth Roy and George Peterson were
second with 30. Mrs. Bee PayIne yI ana r ner
Kathrwn Barnett and L. Barnes scored
fourth with 81.
TN the st. Phillips Boys Club
l. semi-f1nal matches at South
Grove, George Burnell defeated
Charles Clemmons, 6 and 5, and
Robert Spaulding defeated James
Hickey, and 4. The final matches
will be played next Friday, and will
be thirty-six holes.
w. r. Blackburn. manager Of the
Massachusetts, Protective Association, Ills
Roosevelt Bldg, showed one OF his clients,
Grove course and played an eighteen hole
round with him.
L. A. McLaren Of Detroit, district man
ager OF the Norge Corporation, came here
regularly leIJ-ndndeQ, started Jne INKS
game from the right side and is doing
well at it, Harry Schopp said.
y q
OARL GUEPEL is not only the
~ general contractor Of the new
Avalon clubhouse. but he is the first
person to have his name engraved
on the Jack Carr trcphy. Carl shot
a 95 and with his allowed 25 handi-
cap finished with a net 10. Six
others sat in the locker room and
figured out several pairs of shots
any two of which would have car
ried them under Guepel. But as
score cards tell it, they all had II.
II
Women Of Avalon in addition TO play
ing for the club championship will have
a beautiful engraved cup donated by A.
s. Rowe, local jeweler to shoot at
=
o. C. Stewart donated a cup TO be given
to the player with the lowest net score
for thirty-six holes scored the first and
eighteenth Of August.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-23
Hodges Winner
of RiUer Swin1

Francis Hodges won the annual
Marion County A. A. F. river swim
at Broad Ripple Sunday and in so
doing established a new record for
the three miles from Sandy Beach
to Green City boathouSe, in "A min
utes, 35 seconds. Jack Shaffer, H.
A. c., was second and Paulus Strack,
H. A. c., third.
In the women'S swim, a mile and
a half race, Miss Mary Sergeant,
H. A. c., was the winner in 29:02.
Gladys Hewitt, H. "A. O., was second
and Jane Showalter, H. A. c., third.
The old record in the mems event
was So minutes, made by Marvin
Laskowitz, Elks Club.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-23
With Amateur and
Semi-Pro Mines

Playing fine ball behind excellent pitch
Ing Ing sfug5 P5g Who aowed drdD. but three rec hits
versals, 8 to 0. Dutch Wahlsmith con-
tinu'1 his heavy hitting by lacing out
the, plate Saints viii practice wednesday
and Friday evenings.
,shanklln CLUBS defeated the fast In
Sore:
shanklins ......... s1o Ofo COOS 10 2
Cubs ............... 0l0 900 001-- 2 6 /
Baldus and Colei Mays. Davis and
Kugelman.
t,s EeYstqneS sGg. sHg.5 won yeIlplayed game from
held the Dadys in check Until the the ninth nth
when he. weakened. Seals cracked a triple
II the third with two on for the winners.
Next sunday the keystones will play the
Triangles. Score:
Keystones ......... 2o2 O2O .lOx- IA
Lentz and Little; Weimer and E. Kline
indianapolis Big Four went down to de-
feat Saturday before the Bellefontaine Big
Four nine. to o.. Richeson twirled for
hits. Miller and Francis twirled well for
fne fn Indianapolis team Score;
Rais46aP tRnqiia41aPos ..... 00G o9p o00 ooO 0 900 9
Indianapolis Triangles were defeated by
the z. M. S. Sunday, to l. at Pennsy
Park. Five errors behind the fine pitch
ing OF Rearick caused his first defeat OF
the season. Next Sunday the Triangles
play the Keystones. Score
Y. M S. .......... 0o2 100 0o0-5 6 q
Triangles ........... 0l0 900 00o- Z 5
indianapolis Walk Overs won from the
Puritan Finance team. is to 4, in six in
nings Sunday. The game was cut short
to allow the Puxttans to compete in a sec
ond game Walk overs desire games with
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-23

Totals SO 6 "a g Totals. 81 10 81 II
Error-Flynn. Runs--Osborne, 2; Bader,
2; Birch, Russell Roberts. Floyd, Kelly,
Threee-base hitwBader. Home run~os-
borne. Stolen bases-Birch, Kelly, Hues-
ing. Bolds. Sacrihces-Flynn. 2; Kelly,
unassisted Left on bases-Power and
Light, 4; Indiana Bell, 8. Base on balls
on Hildebrand, Q; eff Cobb, 4. Struck out
!; by Mcguire, 3. Hits-Of Bader. IN
z innings; of Cobb. in 6 innings; of
Hildebrand, 2 in 2 innings; of Mcclure,
IN innings HI BY pitc,her0By pitcher Gooo
Mcclure Passed balls-Collyer, 1. Win
ming pitcher-Bader. Losing pitcher
Cobb. Umpire-Engleking. Time-1:35.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-23
Ohn Heneey Expected IT, Attack against
Power andLight
Make Hits Count

Power and Light pastimers took
the Indiana Bell boys "for a ride"
Saturday and piled up ten runs
while the P. and L. pitchers held
the Bell team runless. The win
ners got ten markers on ten hits,
Osborne getting a homer, Bader a
triple and Trefry double. Osborne
also poled two singles. Score:
TELEPHONE POWER & LIGHT
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-23
George StaIlings
Still Unchanged

Bu United Press
MACON, Ga, July 23.-The condi-
ton Of George Stallings, critically
i'll with heart trouble, was reported
unchanged" at the Middle Georgia
Hospital here today. The baseball
man spent a fairly comfortable"
night and slept soundly, the hos
pital reported.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-23
IOWA STATE TITLE

BIZ Ifne6 SpccldL
SIOUX CITY, Iowa, July 23.-
Frances Drake, Mason City, won
the Iowa women's golf title by de-
feating Elizabeth Curtis, Clinton,
defending champion. The match
went to the nineteenth hole.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-23

TENHE Indianapolis Country Club
L six-man team held four
point lead today over the Highland
team for the club championship Of
the city. The result of the match
between the two clubs at Highland
links Saturday was 9 points to 5.
In the eighteen-man team match
between the two clubs the north
siders gained an overwhelming edge,
but the result does not bear on the
championship.
In the six-man matches, Eddie
thinner of I. G. c. and William
Diddel of Highland, divided two
points between them. Frank Shields,
I. G. c., and Pete Shaffer Of High
land, finished even, one point each.
Bob Bowen Of I. G. G. and Luke
Lincoln of the same club both
scored 20 wins over Jack Tuitte
and Frank Binford. Dan Coburn
Of 7. G. c. finished 2-1 victor over
DR.. Clark of Highland and Paul
Hurt of Highland scored the only
win for Highland, a 2-1 count over
Joe McDuffee of the I G. G. In
scoring the matches, one point was
allowed for each nine holes and one
for the entire eighteen holes.
= r.
In the eighteenyman team matches. Paul
Gray scored l point: Ben Coburn, g.
Tom Stevenson. /; Sayles /: E. G. Gates.
2. and G. Coburn. l. to bring the indian
apolis Country Cub total to O.. Holiday.
Carl Gibbs, S. Miller, White. John King
han. F. Ellison. Bill lockwood, Reisser,
Mckee Haltenberger, Flshback and jill
son Of The same team were held scoreleSS.
For Highland Frank Kissell, James Har1-
mill. Hunt. Dr.. Blaksless. Bill Umphrey,
Stout and Bobbitt each score 3 points. DR..
Cant. Raw. Reed. Dixon. Burdick. Weyl.
Agnew and Kennedy each scored two
points, and Bill Venlaadinghem and Ben
nett point each. Bud OReilly and Dick
Cant were the only Highlanders to go
scorel9ss. The return match will be held
next month
n
Pairings in the semi-hnaI matches Of
the local Peoria and Eastern Athletic AS
ISOLATION golf meet at South Grove are
Young VS.. .Beuder and Schneider VS..
Brown. The Urbana Oll.i. Peoria and
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-23
BEAT ARMY POLO TEAM
Rolling Bridge Players Down Ft
Harrison Outfit 9-3,

The l1th Infantry polo team was
defeated by the Rolling Ridge Club
9-3, Sunday in six fast chukkers at
Ft. Benjamin Harrison.
Lieut.. j. E. Rees, the No. 2 Of the
Army team, played on the Rolling
Ridge team to fill a vacancy. He
was the high point man with four
goals.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-23

The man who twice was fired by
the Chicago White Sox manage
ment was appointed manager of
that club when Ray Schalk "re-
signed" He is Russell Lena)
Blackburne and his nice handling
of the Sox makes it likely he will
be retained as manager, although
his appointment was said to be
only temporary. He has the Sox
in fourth place.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-23
Home Run Club

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Ruth (Yankees). 80.
Gehrig (Yankeesl. 10.
Hauser (Athleticsl. is.
Blue (Brownsl. TO-
Wilson Cubs. %
Bottomley {Cardsl. 20.
Bissonette tRobinsl is.
HornsbY Braves. H.
Harper (Cardsl. II.
Hafey Cards. IA
Sundays homers: Judge (senatorsl
Morgan (Cleveland): Hellmann (Tigersl /:
Riconda (Robbinsl; Cuyler (Cubsl; OFT
Giantsl; Hafey Cards; Williams
Totals-Nationsl League, 373: American
IeaPue 33n. seasnn's total 703
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-23
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games Today

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville at INDIANAPOLIS.
Toledo at Columbus.
(Only games scheduled.)
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-23
Results Sunday
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
ST. Paul ........... '''...'' COZ So5 0SS-7 1s 9
Lisenbee. Van Alstyne. Williams. Ben
ton and Mancuso; Heimach and CASTOR.
Milwaukee ....... 1lo 600 1903 o
Kansas City ......... ool OOi 62x-4 I
Wingard and McMeneny; Meme. shee-
han and Peters.
(First Game Ten Innings)
Toledo ......... 900 900 00l o. o
Columbus ........ 900 900 00i ia I
Scott. Pfeffer and O'Neil; Myers and
Second Game)
Toledo ............... o40 600 ooo-4 8 o
Columbus ........... 050 900 0lx-6 9 0
IN Mcnamara. Huntzinger and Handy:
Winters and Ferrell.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
(First Game)
pittsburgh ......... 600 900 000-0 4
Brooklyn ........,.. 100 200 02x-5 o
Grimes. Tauscher and Hargreaves; Vance
Second Came
Brooklyn :......... .... $50 go 0oo-S g
,Kremer and Hemsley. Hargreaves; Doak.
Clark Moss. Koupfl, Elliott and Gooch.
Cincinnati .......... .. COS GOO ooSx-5 I 8
Delaney and Taylor; Luque and Picinich.
philadelphia ........ 100 oio 4o1-7 u /
st. Louis ............ 20l o40 00l-5 9 /
Ring. willoughby. Miller and Lerian.
Davis; Haines, Sherdel and Wilson.
Chicago ............ 20i 900 oix-4
AAldtTTidge. Walker and O'Farrell; Root
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York ......,... 500 o0i Oo0-9 u 3
Faber and Grouse; Johnson. Moore and
Collins. Grabowski.
Washington ........ 0i2 0s2 oox-S ii 3
Holloway. Billings and woodall; Brax-
Cleveland .:., ...... Goo Hoo SSY SSY o oso-S Il
Gray and schang; Hudlin, Levsen and
tonly games scheduIed.l
strong teams. Mooresyille take notice
Price, star southpaw of the Indianapolis
A. C;s. and Branham of the Lafayette
American Legion staged a pitching duel
Sunday: the Legion winning in eleven in
nlngs, to 0. Price held the winners to
three bits while the locals touched Bran
ham for eight. Price famed eleven and
Branham nine. Score:
Indianapolis ..... 600 900 900 00-o o
Lafayette ......... 900 900 900 OIL 0
Laurel A. C.s defeated Charlottesville in
games with Martinsville next Sunday
Laurels desire games with fast city teams
Write K. A. Osborne. 1907 Deloss St.. or
call DreXel 5297
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-23

CALLAHAN VS.. MCFARLAND
RU United Press
CHICAGO, July 23.-Shuffle Cal
lahan, Chicago, and Tommy Nc
Farland, Detroit, middleweights, will
meet in a scheduled eight-round
bout here tonight.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-23
NATIONAL LEAGrrE
AMERICAN IEAGIE

Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
(Only games scheduled.)
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-23

New York at Boston.
Washington at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
(Only games scheduled.1
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-23

Laurel A. C.s defeated Charlottesville in
ten innings Sunday. Following their
games with Martinsville next Sunday
Laurels desire games with fast city teams.
Write K. A. Osborne. 1907 Deloss St., or
call DreXel 5297.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-23

,Shanklln CLUBS defeated the fast In
pitched steady game for the Shanklins.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-23

st. Paul ........... 002 2o3 00x-7 IS o
Lisenbee. Van Alstyne. williams. Ben
ton and Mancuso; Heimach and CASTOR.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-23

indianapolis Walk Overs won from the
Puritan Finance team, is to 4, in six in
nings Sunday; The game was cut short
ond game. Walk overs desire games with
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-23
w by you can pick them

Three types of leaves grow on the to-
bacco plant coarse fob-leGVes,
irritating to the throat withered
grOMnd-leaveS, without taste or aroma
:. and the heart-IeaveS, rich in cool and
fragrant smoking qualities. Only the
keart-IeGves are used in OLD COLDS.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-07-23

(only games scheduled.)
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-24
DECISIVE BATTLE
DEVELOPS NEAR
CHINESE CAPITAL.
BIZ United Press Leased Wire

LONDON, May PA major en-
oagemont that may 60 far towards
determining control Of the Chinese
central gorernL,2nI developed
along semi-circular front below
pelling today.
The forces of Chang Tso-Lin, tho
monarch of the Manchurian pro
vince who has been in control of
the Peking government, opposed the
cnrush of two southern armies.
One Of the southern armies was
commanded by General Chang Kai-
~hek, the other by General Feng
Nu-lIsiang.
Only the most mcagor news reach
90 London but there were indica-
tions this struggle for control was
assuming great proportions. Fight
ing was reported bitter and heavy.
Especially vigorous WAS the bar-
tie along the Pcking-IIankow rail
read which almost evenly divides
tile new Nolth-South front
The two forces were variously
estimated nit between 100000 and
$4,000 men.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-24
CASE INVOLVING
CTAEIS SpRECKEIS
FALLS TO PIECES
By United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, May 24.-Fail-
trc Of iIcrtha - Babe Kaths,
selfasscrted sweetheart Of Claus
spreckels, California millionaire, to
appear in the office Of District At
torncy Asa KeycS caused tim to
announce today that he had dropped
all investigation into her charges
of false arrest.
Miss Kaths, who asserted her de-
tontion here was due to her friend
slip with SrrcckcIs, was to have
made u formal complaint to Krycs
yesterday.
She claimed letters written to her
and a r.n% given to her by the
millionaire disappeared while she
WIS held in custody on an unfound-
ed charge Of chronic alcoholism.
Attorneys for Miss Kaths said
tbe@ Lad seen her last on Tuesday
and expressed surprise that she had
Tot gone before the district attor-
Ley. Il was learned that She left
Ter hotel on the same day.
Mss kaths left no word Of her
present whereabouts, her attorneys
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-24
Probe Committee
Coming to Coast
by United Press Leased Wire

w WASHINGTON, May "a. - The
senate campaign committee decided
today TO go to Ohio, Indiana, New
\ ork and possibly West Virginia
and California after Congress ad-
iourns.
The trip to Chic and Indiana will
he undertaken Immediately after
adjournment.
The committee wants to ascertain
expenditures made by county or
ganizations for the candidates in
Indiana and Ohio, Steiwcr said.
After this dual inquiry, the com
mittcc will decide whether the West
Virginia visit is warranted. If not
it will go direct to New Nork to
question workers at Hoover and
Smith headquarters there.
The California investigation prob
ably will be undertaken by Chair
man Steiwcr and Senator Bratton,
New Mexico, ON their way home
after the other business has been
cleared up.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-24
Aged Man Held on
Liquor Charge

]. Z, Little, GO, was arrested by
city police late yesterday afternoon
when "dry sleuths" went on an
inspection tour. Little is alleged to
have had some home brew in his
possession. He was released by
Chief Oswalt on his own recognize
ance for appearance before Judge
Perkins this afternoon.
There was no session of court thus
morning as the judge was busy III
superior court.
Three others were scheduled to
appear before Judge Perkins TINS
afternoon.
Ben Sykes, 43, of FL Centre was
arrested on complaint Of y. hlrko-
rim ON charge of battery. lie was
arrested on IA warrant by Patro'-
man Seeberg and was remanded TO
the custody of the sheriff in defauis
of $50 bail
$ NJ. Smith, 80, was locked up on
a charge of being drunk. lie -
said to have created disturbance.
r. Alstcr, Al, was also locked up Ter
being drunk,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-24
Colorado Posse
Hunting Bandits
ny United Press Leased Wire

LAMAR, Colo, May -. Search
for the five bandits who shot and
killed \ \. Parrish, president of
the First National Bank, and his
son, John, 81, during a holdup was
directed toward Kansas and Okla
homa today.
Deputy District Attorney AIlvn
Cole said four reports were received
during the night that large auto
mobile had been seen near Holly.
Colorado, headed into the ''had
lands - Of Coolidge, Kansas. where
if is believed they maintained Il
hidc-out.
Another theory was that the ban,
dis would continue to the Usage
hills in Oklahoma, long known as n
rendezvous of criminals.
Apprehension was felt here re-
garding the fate of +. \. Kcssingcr,
bank teller, who was kidnapped by
the bandits.
L. \. Lundgrcn, another teller.
and a cripple, was released by the
bandits a mile and a half west Of
here.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-24
STILL TRYING TO
OBTAIN CARRILL0
FROM MEXICANS

District Attorney Elmer Head
said this morning that efforts to re-
turn Francisco Garlic, wanted here
as an accomplice in the murder of
immigration Inspector Norman G..
Ross last February, are being con-
tinued.
''We have sent carload of off
cial documents into Mexico al
ready he declared "but we need
few more before we will be able
to bring the matter to a hearing of
the Mexican federal authorities.
Garlic, however, has been ordered
held at MeXicali by the Department
Of Foreign Relations of Mexico.
''We are at present endeavoring
to have the hearing on his eXtradi-
tion brought before the federal au-
thorities in Tijuana. This Is done
to eliminate the necessity of taking
our witnesses all the way to Mex
leo City, trip which would mean
an expenditure of about $4,000 to
the county.
"The Mexican officials at Mexi-
cali are working in cooperation
with us in the matter and l believe
that we will soon be able to return
Garlic here for trial in the Ross
murdcr.'
Inspector Ross was shot to death
ON the highway north of Westmor-
land while taking two MeXicans to
Jail there for temporary imprison-
mcnt Jose Prado, believed to be
the man that did the shooting, was
killed by Chief Garcia of the McXj-
cali Rurales in the man hunt that
followed the Staying of Ross.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-24
STUDIES FILES
OF PUBLIC UTILITIES GROUP.

vestieation, presents probably
the most sensational evidence
adduccd So far.
Surveys of text books used
i'm schools of more than. dozen
states have been made by utili-
ties public experts to discover
what attitude they held toward
municipal ownership. In all
these states efforts were then
made to remove the books OBJ
,icctcd to, and texts more favor
able to the utilities substitute
ed
In Connecticut, according to
Clarence G. Willard, director
of the state publicity commit.
tee, 10 per cent of the high
schools are using the "Utili-
ties Catechism," publicity the
question and answer form.