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FRIDAY, DECEMBER "a, 1926

will be followed by dance Mt the
A. o. Z. W. hail. Art Cayou's or
chestra will play. Reservations
should be made with Miss Gwcndolyn
Jensen at 073-J and Milford Dresbach
at 1l34.
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GO TO VALLEY CITY

The Misses Minnie and Hazel Mel
son will leave this evening for Vale.
City TO be the guests Of their mother
on Christmas day.
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MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED :.
4 marriage license has been issued
in Burlcigh county court to Rose
Mary Gabcl and William Henry
Hasa.
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VISITS IN COLEHARBOl

Miss Helen Nelson has gonc to
Coleharbor to visit relatives over the
Christmas weekend.
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TO VISIT PARENTS
VISITS IN BISMARCK

Miss Della Lockwood left today for
Guthrie, N. D., to be the guest Of her
parents over the Christmas weekend
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Il 8. Sterrett has gone to
aHlHtssiaij#. where she will visit over
toe tl#tn1as N9eel-end.
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IN MINNEAPOLIS
Miss Florence Baird is spending the
Christmas holidays in Minneapolis.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-24

Miss Mary Ellison will go to Sterl-
ing to visit her parents over the
Christmas weekend.
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CHRISTMAS VISIT

G. II. Kcnney leaves tonight for
Wilton to spend the Christmas vac;A
ton.
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GOES TO UNDERWOOD

Miss Alice Brown has gone to her
home in Underwood to visit relatives
oyer the week end. VI.
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TO RRAnDOCk

TO BRADDOCK
Miss Cecil Ryan will spend the
Christmas holidays with her parents
at Braddock.
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VISITS PARENTS

Miss Winnie Malone will visit he'
parents in Regain over the Christmas
weekend.
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TO WASHBURN

Miss Ruth Snylcr left Thursday
morning for Washburn to spend tho
Christmas holidays with her parents.
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IN R1yEEAI.1

Miss Barbara Seavey has gone to
Buffalo. N. d., to visit relatives over
the holidays.
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RETURNS FROM DICKINSON
W. G. Mills arrived ia the city last
evening from Dickinson to spend the
Christmas holidays with his wife and
son.
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VISITS IN WII.IISTON

Miss Mildred Rundcll has gone to
her home in Williston 10 spend the
Christmas holidays.
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NVTs.N M TTNICAV
Newton Daffenrud will leave to-
night for Hazen to visit his parents
over the weekend.
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GOES TO RRADDOCK
Miss Julia Zellmer is spending the
Christmas weekend with her parents
in Braddock.
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HOLIDAY VISIT

Miss Laura Schlechtcr will be tht
guest Of relatives and friends in Val
ley City over the Christmas weekend
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GOES TO COLEHARBOR
Miss Edlyn Cedergrcn leaves this
evening for Coleharbor to be tho
weekend guest Of her parents.
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HOLIDAY VISIT

Miss Emma Dietrich, teacher al
Hcttinger, has gone to her home in
Minncwaukan. after "a short visit in
Bismarck. She will spend the holi.
days there.
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HODS no ST. PAUL

Miss Catherine Helbling left last
evening for st. Paul to visit over the
Christmas holidays.
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VISITS AT HOME
Miss Adelinc Will will visit ut her
home in New Leipzig over the Christ
mas weekend.
VISITS IN HARVEY
Eugene Billigmeicr leaves tonight
for Harvey where he will visit over
the weekend.
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MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED :,
4 marriage license has been issued
in Burlcigh county court to Rose,
Mary Gabcl and William Henry
Hasa.
RETURNS FROM DICKINSON
W. G. Mills arrived ia the city last
evening from Dickinson to spend the
Christmas holidays with his wife and
son.
TO WASHBURN
Miss Ruth Snylcr left Thursday
morning for w ashburn to spend tho
Christmas holidays with her parents.
HOLIDAY VISIT
Miss Laura Schlechtcr will be the
guest Of relatives and friends in VAL
ley City over the Christmas weekend.
GOES TO COLEHARBOR
Miss Edlyn Cedergrcn leaves this
evening for Coleharbor to be tho
weekend guest Of her parents.
GOES TO MOTT
Miss Della Sochren left Thursday
morning for her home in Mott to
spend the Christmas holidays.
LEAVE FOR HOME
Carlton Aim leaves today for his
home in Hankinson, N. D., to spend
| the holidays with his parents.
GOES TO FALKIRK
/ Miss Ellen Holtan leaves tonight
for Falkirk to spend the Christmas
holidays with her parents.
TO COLEHARBOR
4 Miss Helen Nelson win spend the
| Christmas holidays ut the home Of
/ her parents in .ColcharbOr.
HOME IN BEULAH
i Miss Lottic Kruger will 60 to hel
i home in Beutah, N. d., to visit ovcl
the Christmas weekend.
VISITS IN DICKINSON
Miss Maude .Angliss will spend tn,
chrixtmn. holidays, the guest Of he
parents in Dickinson.
TO JAMESTOWN
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Doyle will lcav,
tonight for Jamestown TO spend tn
Christmas weekend.
/ GOES TO ST, PAUL
Miss Catherine Helbling left las
evening for St. Paul to visit over tn
Christmas holidays.
HERE FROM REGAIN
& Harry Ramstad Of Regain was
business visitor in the city yesterda,
+ E
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TO JAMESTOWN
Mr.. and Mrs, M. c. Doyle will leave
tonight for Jamestown TO spend the
Christmas weekend.
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HRRE FROM RECAN

Harry 8antStad Of ReGan was .
business visitor in the city Yesterday.
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GOES TO MOTT

GOES TO MOTT
Miss Della Sochren left Thursday
morning for her home in Mott to
spend the Christmas holidays.
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VISITS IN DICKINSON
Miss Maude Angliss will spend the
Chrixtmn. holidays, the guest Of her
parents in Dickinson.
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yIsITS IN MINNEAPOLIS

IL. - tttiItifl',S " III w w
Ills evening to sacnd the Christmas
holidays with his parents.
VISITS IN MINNEAPOLIS
y . Sterrett has gone to
MINNEAPOLIS. where she will visit over
toe t.tlsfn1af Weekend.
GUEST OF FRIENDS
Mss t.ses.4Sslin@ CouA mas gone To
New Rockford to b. the guest OF
frie.ids over Christmas.
CHRISTMAS VISIT
Miss Mary Ellison will go to Sterl-
ing to visit her parents over the
Christmas weekend.
VISITS IN WILLlSTON
Miss Mildred Rundcll has gone to
her home in Williston - spend the
Christmas holidays.
GOES TO HAIEN
Newton Daffenrud will leave to-
night for Hazen to visit his parents
over the weekend.
GOES TO RRADDOCK
Miss Julia Zellmcr is spending thu
Christmas weekend with her parent:
in BraddOck.
TO BRADDOCk
Miss Cecil Ryan will spend thu
Christmas holidays with her parent:
at Braddock.
VISITS PARENTS
Miss Winnie Malone will visit he
parents in Regain over the Christmas
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HOME IN BEULAH
Miss Lottic Kruger will 60 to her
home in Beukah, N. b., to witt over
the Christmas weekend.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-02
Puzzle a Day

Jimmy, the little circus midget,
was afraid that she had gained
weight during her long winters rest.
So she went to her store-room and
got out the grocery scale. After
weighing herself on 1t, she was still
in doubt as to her actual weight. On
one side of the scale she balanced
with "a pounds and on the other,
with only 16 pounds.
Can you tell how much she
weighs?
Last puzzle answer:
The State Of Maine was hidden in
yesterdays puzzle. 1. Behead mas
ter" or slave owner and leave "as-
ter" or a flower. 2. Behead an
agate" or marble and leave gate"
or fence door. 8. Behead crate"
or angry and leave rate" or to
value. 4. Behead near" or close
and leave ''ear" or an organ of the
body. 5. Behead event or occur
renee and leave went" or chimney
opening. The beheaded letters are
therefore I'M A N E."
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Marriage Licenses

sFFfSSs sod a% sss2'1s 'Ra en-
Rosa Scales. 20. 16i1 YandesD' "'ue''
gaairman; Ethel M, Hamilton. 20. 4oi W.
h koc6a g. 81 5I Prov Termc ont
sSsss Fsha nsanf st. &c. sss eWty W ssREss
,03 Th9 a4asefDSif nRs 80 1901 W. Michigan;
., Sudolf 9; Lfqk. 81 To- r. csg3t9LJ
salesman salesman Jane P LIE Grand %. 1910
aS sssTss I Merritt R e. Jag E. Nslapa
orrVeais Z. sRioemaks 80. se7 Prospect
driver: Katie Sanders. 20. Edgewood. Ind
Hem Henry kwaTta 81 1872 sso Euclid is me
baker; Minnie NJ. Green. ~. lansing.
singer sslsg e gsoB 1zss ~ NE
TsSas r H Ssss F. 81 Ts7 sss
sr HsEf Luz w Y s4sssh 1ls 81 ss ya Z n
.cd5nFa8 he SSf FSot 80 e2 gsa BeT PasE
Mstf5 F HsS 5 Bell sh r. f41'1 a1 Rs* 5sf
i'l Albert Abe joseph. y5 11o4 W. New York.
winder Madeline M. Surge. 10. 632 Udell.
Louis f. Himmelgorn. 21. 1928 Leonard
printer Rosetta H. Meisberger. %. 1880
Pay Gain Gain dsa S.s oakland CI.. sses
Harry Smith Al. -154e ". New York
huckster; Gertrude Southland, 81. $40 s.
James A, Csssick. %. 40 $. .warman
clerk Charles J. Bugher. "a. 726 e. Six
7 George 60, e. W " Brown. g. 1875 e. Court
manager; Emma Bachmann. 81. 40 w.
Twenty-First. clerk. =
Joseph F. Giblin. 22 2o5 8, Arsenal; !
Leona M. Pranger. 10. 1874 N. Oriental
Belmont ]. Busfield %. 1928 North
western. teller: Virginia s. Thomas. 20.
3006 Ruckle. clerk.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-02
CIVIC LEAGUE TO
HAVE CONVENTION
Annual Session viii Be at
Terre Haute in August.

The Municipal League of Indiana
will hold its annual three-day con-
vention at Terre Haute in August, 1t
was decided at league meeting in
Indianapolis Tuesday. Definite meet
ing date will be set later.
Among subjects to be discussed at
the annual conclave will be the
building of State highways. The
league plans to indorse a better
roads program.
John D. Williams, State highway
commission director, will be invited
to speak. Thomas Adams, Vim
cennes editor for the commission,
also will be invited to talk.
Disposition of Barrett law funds
is to be discussed. Invitation for the
Indiana City Plan Commission to
meet jointly with the league will be
extended.
Officials Of about forty-five In
diana cities are league members and
It's officers are: Horace G.. Brown,
mayor of Noblesville, president; Mrs.
Calvin Faris, Muncie, secretary; Tay-
lor E. Groninger, Indianapolis, treas
urer, and Ora Davis, mayor Of Terre
Haute, executive secretary.
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NeD Cretonnes,
4 Yards. 81
Window Shades, 2 for 81

Dark green or tan. 36x72 inches, with good
spring rollers and fixtures Ready to hang.
Two for $1.00.
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WILLIAM EVANS
SENATE NOMINEE
G. O. P. Names Successor to
Late LaWmaker.

William P. Evans, former Marion
County prosecuting attorney. will
succeed the late Senator William e.
English as Republican Joint sena-
torial nominee from Marion and
Johnson Counties, George v. Coffin,
Marion County G. o. P. chairman.
announced today.
The choice was made through cir
culation of a petition among pre-
cinct committeeman Of the two coun-
ties. Coffin said the appointment
was favored by more than $50 of the
committeeman.
Evans scored a brilliant record as
prosecutor, but resigned because of
the. financial difficulties Of his father
in-law, Warren T. McCray, then
Governor.
Luke w. Duffey. former State Sen
ator. and D. Lee Andrews of Indian
apolis, were said to have been aspir-
ants for the nomination.
Senator English died few days
before the primary election, but it
was too late to ballot on a successor
to him on the ticket
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Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported stolen to po-
lice belong to:
Able Henry, 453 Forrest ST.: Flint,
from Meridian and Ohio SITS.
Alonzo Burchette, s3e FIT. Wayne
Ave-; Chevrolet, 508-765, from
Capitol Ave. and Market st.
Carl Miller, $40 N. Jefferson Ave;
Ford, b55-s3s, from 600 N. New
Jersey st.
Mrs. e. A. Grapperhaus, $50
Central Court; Ford, 528-83ey from
Market and Delaware SITS.
oern Henry, 1929 R1chland St.;
Ford. 1888, from Capitol Ave. and
Tenth st.
g. W. Sharkey, 565 W. Twentieth
st: Chevrolet, .571-997, from New
York and Meridian SITS.
L. W. Cooper, 500 N. Illinois ST.;
Ford, 571-42S, from Market st. and
Capitol Ave.
Clark Marshall, FIT. Harrison.
Chevrolet, 56S-S7S, from Market and
Delaware SITS.
Eugene Wichser, 141 W. Nine
tenth ST.: Oldsmobile, from 500 N.
Illinois st.
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BACK HOME AGAIN

Automobiles reported found by po-
lice belong to-:
Kissel Car, touring model. license
521-273, found at 2944 e. Michigan
St., without title.
Kenneth Gnagy, Hamilton. Ind.
Ford, found at Highland Ave. and
Michigan st.
Edward Copeland, $500 E. Twenty
First ST.; Ford, found at Ohio St.
and Canal.
Clyde T. Hauhn, 919 E. Forty
Second ST.; Ford, found at Windsor
and Tenth SITS.
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FOUR GIRLS IN YEAR

HOLLAND, Mich.-Mr. and Mrs.
Tim Slaugh, Of North Holland are
parents of the second set Of twins
born to Mrs. Slaugh within a year.
They're all girls.
Evening star., 1926-06-16

liam Murray, Peter Raymond Nelson.
Rev. Christopher Perrotta. John Will
liam Rauth, and Rev. John Robert
Rooney.
The School Of Letters.
Bachelor of arts-Francis Angus;
tine Devin. Henry Francis Geiger, Ul-
ric James MctIale. Thomas Anthony
Mcmahon and William Anthony Stahl.
Master of arts--Brother Albertus,
Brother Aubert. Joseph Francis Bober,
Rev. Otto Aloysius Boenki, Henry Ed
ward Cain, Rev. Paul Gerald Corbett.
Rev. Dominic Francis Lydon. Rev.
James Joseph McGuckin. Christopher
William Martin. Rev. Harold James
SpeetZen and Rev. Speer Strahan.
Master of letters-Rev. Franz Lor.
scheid.
Doctor of philosophy--I.eo Behrendt,
Rev. Frederick Walter Augustine
Dickinson. Brother Giles, G. f. Y,
and Rev. Leo Martin Shea.
The School Of Sciences.
John Moran Bailey. Henry Sheridan
Bayly, Benjamin Joseph Collins. Jo-
seph Anthony D'Alessio. Cornelius
George Lynch and Joseph George
Uricchio.
Bachelor of science-James Patrick
Burns. John Aloysius Farrell and Paul
Emmett Miller.
Bachelor of science in chemica! en-
gineerinG-Leo Henry Becker. John
Patrick Casey. Writ Alvin Gill, Donald
Evening star., 1926-06-16

Francis Meelan, William stephen
Morris, James Patrick Mulligan'
Daniel Joseph Murphy, Raynef
Aloysius Ok, John Yznaga Regan,
Joseph Maurice Renter. James Leon
ard Rutledge, lie Roy Francis Smith
Alfonso James Straub. John Joseph
White. George Joseph Whitfofd,
Thomas Bernard Zinkand.
Master OF arts "a. M,)-August Jo-
seph App. Rev. Joseph James Bannon,
Rev. William Francis Blakeslee, Rev.
Cletus Joseph Blockinger, o. M. Cap;
Rev Harold Paul Chilcote. Rev. Ed
ward Patrick Curley. Rev. Charles
Christopher Curran. John Wilbur DIAL
Rev. James Edward Dolan. Rev. 10.
seph Anthony Enright. Rev. Albert
John Forster. Rev. Leo Charles
Gainor, O. p; Rev. Gabriel German.
c. r.: Rev. Louis Sylvester Hauber.
Rev. Regis Paul krah, Q. Nj. zap
Rev. James Anthony Linehan. Z. D
p; Rev. William Patrick McAndrew,
Thomas James Mcbride, Francis Aloy-
sius Mccullough, Newman fTancis
McEvoy, Rev. John Edward McGarlty'
G. S. p; Bernard Joseph Mckeough.
Rev. Francis Gerard McNulty. Kew
Joseph Leslie May, Rev. Thomas MO
ran. Rev. Patrick George Morlarlty'
Rev. Dorrance Thomas Noonan, KEY,
George Casimir OConnor, c. :: r.;
Daniel Charles O'Grady. Rev. John
Linus Paschang, Robert ihonas
Rock, ir. John Conway Ryan Bro-
ther Evergisto Bazaco sahcneh'
Francis Richard Schnettler. Rev
Gregory John Schramm. O.S.B.: Rev.
Maurice Stephen Sheehy. Rev. Nor
bert Shumaker. Rev. bartholomew
Skelly. Raymond Joseph sweeney
Rev. Anthony Narona, OF. ReV.
Claude Lawrence Vogel, Francis Pani
Weherg, Rev. Nicolaus Nilwers'
and Mieczyslaus Boleslaus Zychhnsk'
Doctor of Philosophy.
Watson Aloysius Baumert. John
Vincent Connor. Thomas George
Foran, Rev. Paul Hanley Furfey, Rev.
Michael John McKeough, Q. Praem:
Rev. Arthur James McRae, Arthur
Morton Murphy, Rev. Raymond VII
Evening star., 1926-06-16

Sterck, Rev. Bernard Joseph Topel,
Rev. William John Walsh, Rev
Charles Henry Yingling.
From the st. Paul Seminary. ST.
Paul. Minn.-Rev. Lambert Hoff
mann Rev. Francis Philip Neumann,
Rev. Edmund Berchmans OConnell,
Rev. Francis Joseph Schenk, Rev. An
drew Peter Galik. Rev. Thomas
Francis Scott. Rev John Sholar and
Rev. Robert William O'Dea.
Licentiate in Sacred Theology tS.T.LJ
Rev. Francis Joseph Gilligan, Rev.
Joseph Bronislau Koncevicius, Rev.
Leo Francis Lamb. S. A.: Rev. Cyril
Piontek, o. F. NJ: Rev. sylvester
Peter Staudt, o. r. NJ. Cap.
Doctor in Sacred Theology Is. T. d.
Rev. John Clemen. Rager.
Doctor in Sacred Theology Is. 7. d.
fHonoris Causa,
Rev John Joseph Wynne.
The School of Canon Law.
Bachelor of canon law u. c. B.r
Rev. John Barrett, Rev. Nicholas
Bliley. Q. s. b.: Rev. Bernard Espe-
lage. Rev. Aloysius Eeldhaus. Rev.
Joseph Gavenda. Rev. Raymond Gil.
lespie. Rev. James Kelly. Rev. Joseph
Robert Maciulionis. Rev. Gerald
O'keefe. Rev. Joseph Quigley. Rev.
Celestine Rooney. Rev. Sylvester
Staudt. Fey. S;anislaus Nemhre. Rev.
John Zapotnik.
Bachelor Of Both Laws ~. U. b..
Rev. Richard Eaka,arczyk. Brendan
Francis Brown. Rev. William Cava.
naugh. c. p: Rev. William Doheny.
Rev. Joseph I.uniewsai. Eev. Law
renee pi2zuti. o. r. NJ.
Licentiatc in Canon Law ~. c. L..
Rev. John barrett. Rev Nicholas
Bliley. .. :. g.; Rev. Bernard Espe-
lage. Rev. Aloysius F'eldhaus, Rev.
Rev. Joseph Robert Maciulionis. Rev.
Nicholas Neuberger, Rev. Gerald
O'keefe. Rev. Louis Pelletier. Rev.
Joseph QuiGley, Rev. John Zaplotnik.
Licentiate i'm Both Laws u. U. L..
Rev. Richard BakaIarcZyk. Brendan
Francis Brown. Rev William Cava-
raugh. c. p: Rev. William Doheny,
Rev. Joseph Luniewski, Rev. Law
renee PizZuti.
bNtOT VI NduOV Law W. 4. I.l.
Rev. Chaster Joseph Bartlett. Rev
Adrian kilker. Rev. Robert MCCor-
mick. Rev. Newton Thomas Miller.
Rev. Edward Rocker.
The School Of Law.
Bachelor of laws-Gerald Thomas
Donohue.
Master Of laws - Harold Francis
Collins.
The School "f Philosophy.
Bachelor Of arts GA. b. - John
Jerome Boguslawski. Joseph Louis
Boucher. Joseph Romaine Cannon.
Thomas Francis Dennehy. John Jo-
seph Dobosh, Edward Joseph Don
nelly. Philip Asbolm Dubey, George
Gustave Dufour, Joseph Francis
English. Edmund Francis F'alicki.
Clark John Fischer. Willard Howard
Froehlich Frank Aloysius Gallagher.
Leo Joseph Cannon. James Law
renee Garvin. Joseph Harold How
ard. John Augustine King. Allan
George Larkin. John Patrick McCor-
mick, William Whalen Mcintyre,
Francis Joseph Meehan, Nelson
Evening star., 1926-06-16

Greer Welsh and George Wesley
Walker.
Bachelor of science in architecture
Thomas Hall Locraft and John Joseph
Mcmahon.
Bachelor of science in architectural
engineering--John William WhaIen.
Bachelor of science in civil en-
gineering - John William Cribbins,
John Eli Long and Thomas Joseph
Mcmahon.
Bachelor Of science In electrical en-.
gineering - Bernard Joseph kroger,
George Bernard Mangan. Leon Vim.
cent De Paul Michalowicz and Luther
Benton Sartain. ir
Bachelor of science in mecha nical
engineering = John jeremiah Gull.
name, Joseph Perrin AIangan and
bartholomew Herman Steinecke.
Master of arts-Paul Anthony Cliff
ford, Joseph Webber Dolan. Stephen
Evening star., 1926-06-16

James Ignace. Charles Henry Jones.
Rev. Cyf'ille Francis knue, Brother
Majella, Rev. Cyriacus Pedrosa, John
Patrick Prior. Francis Leo Talbot,
Rev. Edward Richard Werm and Leo
Pao Leon Woo.
Master of science-Edward An
Electrical engineer Fran
cis Nicholson.
The Catholic Sisters College.
Bachelor Of Arts (A.BD: OF the
Sisters Of st. Benedict-Sister M.
Anselm, Sister NJ. Clement, Sister
NJ. Eugenia, Sister Gabriel, Sister
NJ. Gabriel Sister Jeane and Sister
NJ Rose.
or the Bernardne Sisters--Sister
NJ. Adelbert and Sister M. GonZaga.
or the Sisters of Charity-Sister
Ann Sebastian. Sister NJ. Beatrice,
Evening star., 1926-06-16

Sister M. Bertrand. Sister NJ. Realmo
and Sister Robert Mary.
OF the Sisters of st. Dominick-
Sister NJ. Edna and Sister NJ Louise.
OF the Felician Sisters-Sister NJ.
Evening star., 1926-06-16

Archancela, Sister Bonfilia. Sister
NJ. Georgiana, Sister NJ. Leona. Sister
M. Leona and Sister NJ. Plus.
2 OF the Sisters of St Francis
Continued on Page Twenty -eight1
Seward daily gateway., 1926-04-26
FOURTEEN AUTOMOBILES,
 TRUCKS ARRIVE YUKON,
 FOR ANCHORAGE, INTERIOR

Many autos and trucks arrived in port Saturday on the s. s. Yukon from Seattle. Among these was an Oldsmobile sedan for the o. s. Gill garage at Anchorage; a Ford truck for Ray c. Larson of Anchorage; four Ford, dump body trucks for the AL aska Road Commission project in Mckinley Park; one Fordson tractor, track pull crawlers, for the road com mission, Mckinley Park; one Ford runabout for Mckinley Park; three motors for the Fairbanks Explora- tion Company, at Fairbanks. These consisted of one Hupmobile sedan, one Hupmobile touring car and one s. H. Hudson touring car. These motors were shipped from the Sunset Motor Company of Seattle. Other cars billed for the Interior to J. C.. Rivers of Fairbanks included one Jewett special sedan, one Jewett standard sedan and one s. H. Paige.
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BUTTER |S ADDED ID RELIEF MEASURE
REVOLVING FUND OF S375, 1000, ,000 ASKED TO MAINTAIN
 EQUAL PRICES

WASHINGTON, April 26. (P- Chairman Haugen of the House Agri- cultural Committee, announced he added butter to the basic commodi- ties to be protected under his Farm Relief bill measure. The amended measure undertakes to stabilize the prices of wheat, cotton, corn, cattle, hogs and butter. A revolving fund of sS7,0OO.100 would be appropriated to maintain 1riCes equal to the world market, plus the tariff.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-04-26

DETRO|TER HOPS 0FF
 FUR BARROW; FORGED
 L|CHTEN LOAD 0F GAS
THREE ATTEMPTS MADE BE- .4 FORE WINDS WAY TO AIR;
 PERSONNEL ON BOARD

FAIRBANKS, April 26. (P)-The Detroiter hoped off after a cargo of 5000 pounds of gasoline had been reduced to $50 pounds after it's third attempt to leave today. A brisk wind sprung up suddenly which aided the Detroiter to leave. The day is bright and warm breeze blowing from the southeast The Detroiter headed directly for Barrow. The personnel included Major Thomas G.
 Lanphier, navigator; Sergeant Char les Wisely, pilot; Andrew J. ufford, mechanican; Howard Mason, radio operator; Fred L. Eary, reporter.