Abstract
papers have appeared in the various technical and trade publications (1, 2, 3, 4) describing the new water supply facilities recently constructed and placed in service by the City of Wichita, Kan. To date (March, 1941), this system has been in operation for slightly more than six months, and as might be expected, various operating problems involved in the substitution of practice for theory have arisen. Several of these problems have not as yet been solved to the satisfaction of all concerned; some have been eliminated or adjusted satisfactorily; others are in the process of solution. The remarks to follow, therefore, must be qualified as being in the nature of a progress report rather than a final evaluation.
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