June 1, 1924

Public Education Assn asks proof of charge in Ettinger defense that assn had influence in appointments through Ettinger case

THE surprise of politicians and official observers at the reversal of public opinion expressed in recent elections cannot be shared by any one who has spent the past year behind the various national fences finding out what is going on in unofficial and non-political circles in Europe.

Knowing you are a stickler for veraciousness in your gossipy column of drama notes, I want to call your attention to the statement you made last Sunday regarding Walter Catlett, with respect to the offer made him by Stewart French to essay the role of Aubrey Piper in "The Show-Off," now so excellently portrayed by Louis John Bartels.

NEW HAVEN, May 31. -- Although Yale today played errorless ball and outbatted Princeton, the Tigers captured a one-run game by opportune batting in the fifth inning when Lewis doubled to left and registered an out by Foster and a sacrifice fly by Dinsmore.

telegram from Pres Coolidge to Zeta Beta Tau fraternity

plank for independence of Philippine Is will be urged

MICHIGAN CITY, Ind., May 31. -- Georges Carpentier, France's idolized fighter, was assisted out of the ring here this afternoon by the willing hands of staunch admirers, a badly beaten boxer after a slashing ten-round bout with Tom Gibbons, St. Paul light heavyweight. He limped from a combination of causes, claiming to have injured his right ankle in the ninth round when it appeared that he would be knocked out.

PHILADELPHIA, May 31. -- The Phillies almost upset John Watson and his mates in the ninth inning today but Watson steadied himself just in time and the Giants clung to their lead and won the game by a score of 4 to 3. By winning this game the Giants made a clean sweep of the series of three.

Hope Development School for Subnormal

LONDON, May 28. -- Elsie Janis will take possession of the Queen's Theatre next Monday, when "Come In" leaves for a tour of the provinces. Miss Janis will present her own entertainment along the same lines as those she is accustomed to give in the United States.