Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-25
Kendall College

One Of the most interesting Of Ken
dall's affairs the past week was
Prof T.. j. Cragoes lecture 60 tho
science club concerning the gcologi-
cal and geographical distribution or
petroleum thruout the world. His
lecture covered the history OF oil from
Biblical times TO the present. In
speaking of crude oil having been
used IN ancient days, Professor Crn-
goe mentioned the tower Of Babel In
particular. he said that no doubt pc
trolucm was used In making the ce-
meut for the tower. lie also explained
the old fashioned method OF digging
wells formerly used IN tho Roumanian
fields The owners employed poor
peasants for . 60 II cents "A day
who dug wells as deep as three hun
drcd feet by hand labor. In digging
a well. the hole was made sufficiently
large to enable ladder to be built
within, II was by this means that the
ground was removed from the bottom
OF the well TO the surface. Professor
Cragoe divided the distribution Of oil
geologically rather than geographic
cnlly. giving very clear idea AK for
why there are so many grades OF oil.
In reference to oklahoma. stated that
the Oklahoma fields produce very
large percentage OF a good grade Of oil
the amount OF gasoline derived from IT,
Rev. c. V. king. rector Of the
Episcopal church of this city. spoke !
to the students OF Kendall in chapel |
Thursday morning His subject was, |
the potential causes OF the w,T" In |
speaking OF England Reverend King |
eNnneratcd her, saying that England |
Rad served ours country In "A kindly /
WAY many times for which We should |
be more apprcciativo lie mentioned
Italy as being quite selfish In her mo-
tive and was getting her Just desserts.
Reverend King referred 10 Germany
as meddler having nterfered with
all countries for years. The talk was
very interesting and greatly enjoyed
by the students.
Thursday morning Mrs. A. w. Roth
OF this city addressed the y. w. c. A.
Her topic was Thanksgiving" Mrs
Roth plead for thanks to be given one
another. as well as to God, for the
good things of this life. Following this
talk. Mrs Murray OF this city sang for
the Y w. c. a.
The Kappa Gamma Chi society, ,
which has been studying Russia for
two months, gave the following as
closing program: {
Russian music (solo) Esther Handley
Russian artists Henrlette Prltcbard :
rrougineff ..........M Mary Kingsland ,
violin solo .............Sy Sybil Mailer
Fall OF kerensky ...... Mabel Allison |
rhe emancipation Of the Serfs....
................, Alice Braymer .
Musicians OF Russia. .. Eunice Cory
The girls glee club met Tuesday at :
1880 o'clock. The following are mem !
'ers: Misses katherine Blevins, Polly
Agnes Lamb, Marjorie Linn,
Mildred King, and Dorothy Goodbye.
The Philo Debating club met Tues ,
lay November 20. Program was as
ollows:
Reading (selected) winfred setser : :
story ...,..........C Cooper Hendren
oebate-Argument for government
control OF Capitalization Hllford
Iokes .-................J IL. Robinson .
The officers OF the Science club :
elected last week are as follows: I,
PRESIDENT ...... Mr.. O. $ Duffendack
Vice president. Mr. Arthur Wallace ,
secretary and treasurer. r.........
.....,....., Mr.. Lawrence Johnson ,
Hartman of program. m............
...............Pr Prof. r.. j. Cragoe y.
'ommittee-Prof> II. u. Chase. Prof. 1
:. J. Cragoe, Mr.. Devoine Davidson. !,
Miss Glare Biddison's classes in pub II
Ic music AT Kendall college have been L
isitins the downtown public schools
very Monday. This last week they !
listed the Riveryiew school. Miss a
anderson. the supervisor Of music OF C
hat school escorted them thru the /
chool. 4
The following girls left Friday moru-l
1g Tor OklahomSCity TO see the foot ,
all game between Kendall college L
nd oklahoma State university:
lisscs lmoEene Bicrly. Ina Walker II
larjory Linn. Geraldine Coe. Grace t,
laNfield. Miss lmogene Bierly and |
Ilss lima Walker spent the Weekend j