davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-17
TEXAS HAS GREAT FIELD
FOR STUDENT OF GEOLOGY

AUSTIN, Tex, Jan. 16.-As field
for geological study and training Tex.
as offers an unrivalled opportunity
for the student of the earth's geo
ligical formations, according to DIR.
Charles Schuchert, professor emeritus
of paleontology at Yale University,
who has arrived in Austin to give
during the winter term course in
stratigraphic geology at the University
of Texas.
an this state there is present a
tremendously long geological sequence
from the Oldest to the youngest for
nations and from the undeformed
horizontal strata to the decidedly
folded and faulted ones" he said.
''They extend from the coastal for
nations in horizontal strata to the
folded and faulted ones in the Della
ware and Guadalupian mountains.
Furthermore, many of these have great
supplies of petroleum, ranging from
the younger to the ancient ones of
the Pale0zoic era. At present, and
for some time to come, the greatest
supplies will come from the salt domes
of the coastal plain and from Central
and West Texas and thence north into
Oklahoma and Kansas"
LARGE OIL SUPPLY
DR.. Schuchert said that few years
ago it was widely believed that oil
production would play out. or at least
be vastly reduced during the next %
years, but now many excellent geo.
logists see no fear of an immediate
exhaustion of this natural wealth.
"a few years ago predictions were
made by the best biologists that the
peak of production had been reached"
he continued. "As yet, however, no
decline has set in, but of course.
sooner or later, the supply of liquid
petroleum will be exhausted. Even
so. there are vast amounts of shales
holding oils that can be extracted
through distillation.
BETTER METHODS
"More modern methods have been
adopted recently by which n greater
quantity of oil is obtained from a
given field than formerly" he said.
I'm Pennsylvania old wells that were
believed exhausted have been revived
by pumping water or air into the old
holes or into newly driven ones, thus
forcing more of the oil reserve to the
surface. 1t is widely held that only
about 25 per cent of the oil of n given
field is so far brought to the sur
face. Suppose that by the adoption
of improved methods this could be in.
creased to so per cent, it would mean
an enormous addition to production.
with the progress of scientific ne
search and discoveries some of the old
theories as to the origin of petroleum
have been placed in the discard.
One of these is the old belief that
the natural oils are of volcanic origin.
1t is now well known that petroleum
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-17
AMERADA COMPLETES
LARGE PRODUCER IN
DAVENPORT OIL POOL

TULSA, Okla, Jan. 16.-One of
the best wells yet drilled in Daven-
port pool, Lincoln county, Oklahoma,
has been brought in by Amerada Pc
troleum Corporation, its No. 4 Bellies
in section 3-14-5. gauging 67S barrels
of AZ gravity oil first ~ hours.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-17
M|D-CONT|NENI
AWAITS RISE
IN PRICES
Declining Production in
Oklahoma Strengthens
Oil Market

TULSA, Okla, Jan. 16.-The Mid
Continent oil territory is marking
time while waiting for expected crude
price advances very shortly. The holt
day lull in field activity resulted in
further declining output and as a
result the crude situation is further
strengthened. Production is still
enough to take care of normal re-
quiremerts at this time of the year
but as the big buyers look ahead for
their summers supply, they are not
at all sure that they can guarantee
enough oil to supply the 1926 demand.
In fact it is beginning to worry many
Of them.
Prairie Pipe Line company trans
porting agency for Prairie Oil and
Gas company, took over the operation
of the Pure Oil company eight-inch
line from North Texas to the Gulf
Coast, January /, and is preparing
to ship q considerable amount of oil
south within the next 30 or 40 days.
For the present the line is being OPP
Grated by the Prairie as formerly and
is running approximately 10000 bar
rels a day of Pure Oil company
production to the Smith Bluff rein
cry and for shipment by tanker to
the Marcus Hook refinery.
LARGE PIPE LINE.
II operated at capacity the line
will carry about 10000 barrels of oil
day and arrangements are being
made to start running a portion of
the Prairie purchased oil to fill the
line at the earliest possible moment.
1t is probable that the first oil run
through the line by the Prairie will
be stored on the coast until complete
arrangements have been made for
marketing.
Evidence of better crude conditions
in the Mid-Continent were never bet
ter shown than in the December,
1925 shipments of the Prairie Pipe
Line company of oil purchased by
the Prairie Oil and Gas company.
This big buyer shipped 4,1S2, 206 bar
rels of crude out of the Mid-Continent
S50,7G9 barrels the previous month,
a daily average of 1890 barrels in
December against 12S,359 barrels in
November. The December shipments
were the highest since August and
reflect the distinct improvement in
conditions the last few months. The
company is storing no oil at this time
and its runs are more in line with
its shipments than for several months
indicating that it is selling practically
all the oil it buys.
DRILLING ACTIVE
While production continues to de-
cline steadily in Oklahoma, the new
important wells continue to indicate
that much new oil will be found to
offset the fast decline of the major
fields, but not at the rate the fields
are declining. The most important
new well in the Continent field
at this time is the Magnolia Petrol
cum company's deep sand well in the
Wewoka, Oklahoma pool which on
January 4, made 1902 barrels as
against 1867 barrels the previous day.
1t has not been deepened and con-
tinues to flow its production of Al
gravity oil with an assurance that it
will inaugurate a deep sand play
which may rival Tonkwa and CARRIER
in its spectacular features. About
fifteen wells are being drilled to the
new sand at the present time at diff
ferent points in the Wewoka pool.
most of which are centered around
the Magnolia gusher.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-17
DISTRICT OUTPUT
STEADY IN WEEK

The district output remained steady
during the past week at 40,300 bar
rels The increase In production OF some
pools was offset by the decrease in 9TH
ers. Following Is the report by fields:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-17
126 PRODUCERS
IN ARTES|A
OIL FIELD
New Mexico POOLS Output
at $4,000 Barrels,
Figures Show.

ARTESIA, N. NJ, Ja1. 1e.-Pips
line figures to the first of the year
show that 100000 barrels Of crude
oil have been handled through the
lines of the New Mexico Pipe Line
company and the Illinois Pipe Line
company. which latter is a subsidiary
of the Ohio Oil Co.. with approximate
ly 10000 barrels having been used
as fuel oil. This gives total pro-
duction for the Artesia pool of ar
proximately $4,000 barrels. This
production is coming from 126 pro-
ducers, the majority of which are
bumpers, although many wells n the
field continue to flow natural.
Drilled 10 26S6 feet, the No. 6 well
of the Twin Lakes Oil company, fol-
lowing a short. is making 60 barrels
daily while being cleaned out. Fol-
lowing the shot the well failed to make
barrel of oil for 40 hours, the heat
apparently having sealed off the lime
from which the production is OBJ
tanned.
DEEPEN WELL.
Offsetting this producer 10 the eag'
the Ohio Oil company will deepe
their No. l producer on the Toomi.
Allen lease in the southeast quarter
of Sec. 2S-1S-2S to depth OF 5000
feet. The No. 6 on this lease has
picked up another sand at $500 feet,
the well now making 10 barrels daily.
The Texas company have encoun-
tered a deeper pay in their No. in
See. 5-1S-2S, this being from 2556 10
2610 feet. The hole is now standing
400 feet in fluid.
Compton Brothers have apparently
missed the pay again in their No.
in Sec. 16-1S-2S. the hole now being
below $3.50 feet. In Sec. 17-1S-2S,
the V.K.F. Oil companys No. 4 has
1900 feet of oil with the hole down
$500 feet.
TWO COMPETITIONS.
Two more compilations in See.
17-1S-2S were made, one by the Will
liams Petroleum company, this being
their No. 3. the other being Flynn,
Welch & Yates North offset to the
V.F.K. Oil company's No. 6.
Construction work has been started
by the Phillips Petroleum company on
their S625,O00 casing head gasoline
plant, located in the center of the
field. 1t is the intention of this COM
pany to have the plant in operation
within IS days. Additions are also
being made to Sullivan Brothers re-
finery south of here, which will have
a capacity of $500 barrels daily.
The New Mexico Pipe Line com
pany's refinery is now running this,
having a capacity of 1000 barrels.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-09

sprospech Slovenska po prevrate
a clenstvo Slovehskej Ligy v A
merike ziada 81, ably bolo upove-
domene Q tom, na jake <eiele, kde
a kedy komu peniaze tie boly
vydane
preto z nariadenia XIV. Kongre-
SUI Slovenskej Ligy V Amerike,
vydrziavaneho v meste Binghamp-
ton, N. Y, dnoch g., q. 2s.
maja 1924, ziadame Vas slrlsne,
aby Ste mas racili CHM najkrat- t.
Sci dobe upovedomit', re na jake
ciele, kde a kedy a komu boly tie
to peniaze vyplatene, jako pouzi-
te, vobec, ably Ste laskave z dopo-
slaneho obnosu ztlctovali Sloven-
skej dge podrobne S patricnymi
|dokladnii. T.:
D'akujiic. Vasej excellencii uz
vpred ia laskavu odpoved' zia-
dane z1ctovanie, znacime sa Vam
s povinnou 6ctou oddani:
A vysledok?
Ma prvy list dostali sme len po-
tvrdenie jeho prijatia so strany
c. 81. Vyslanectva z Washington
d. c., re jeho obsah sdeli Wade q
potion da odpoved', ale mic via
cej.
Il toho uzatvaram, ze Liga bols
Ease fgnorovana a tu je cas-, alb.
sme vratili- vyznamenanie to PR
strednlctvom L'udovej Stany n;
Slovensku $ patricnym vysvetle
MIN pohniitok, kotre mas ku to
muto kroky viedly. -:
Ma druhy len zvratn1 karotku
DR.. Edward Benes 'nasu ziadost
fo znctovanie ignoroval. Moje cd
porllcanie je, ably Kongres kon
lStatoval, re SINE boil ignorovant
re DR.. Edward Benes odoprel zuc
|tovat' obnosu zaslaneho mu II
:, urcity a isty ciel' a nechze 81 ten
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-09
Drobne ohlasl1y
Ma PREDAJ DON

Predam dobry, moderny 5 izbo~s
w dom vel'mi lacno, Y ktorom jes
k1pelna, gaz, elektrika, voda atd,
Predam ho "a 5 tisic. Haste sd Nj
&. 1886 Second ST., City. (301
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-09
ZPRAVA ,PREDSEDU SLOVEN-
sKEJ L1GY,
podana ma XVI. kongrese v De-
troit, Mich, 26. 27. maja 1926,
(Pokraeovanie.)

List, upraveny ma zaklade dru-
heho zneje:
Pittsburgh, Pa, II. sept. 1924.
Jeho Excellencii
DR.. Edvardovi Benesovi, Mini
strovi Zahranicia c. s. Rep.
v Pralhe, Hradcany.
VaSa Excellencia -
Slovenska Liga v Amerike "a
slala Yam kabelom, dna Il. febr.
1919, prostrednictvom: Farmers
Deposit Banky Pittsburghu,T Pa.
$35, 100000 alebo frankov 10000
a. cestou Braddock National Ban.
ky Braddocku, Pa, $19,0OO.OO,
alcbo frankov 10S,753.
F. Oba horejsie citovan6 obnosy
boly pripisane, dl'a zaslanycf
nam d6kazov firmou Cox and Co
na dobro Vaseho bankoveho uctr
V ParMi.
Peniaze tieto, nakol 'ko to "a
plsnica svedci, boly Vam zaslan,
Slovenskou Ligou v Amerike tyn
ciel 'om, ably boly Vami pouzit,
pre- dobro Slovenska.
Ponevac vsak korespondencia
tykajdca sa tejto zasielky je
zilctovania, vedena predoSlyn
predsedom, nebohym br. Alber
tom Mamateyom pozostalyA
jeho listov uradnych zmizla;
ponevae nebohy DIR. Albert Ma
matey nesdelil o obsahu tejz
Slovenskej Lige V Amerike an
ilradne a ami privatne mic, "a
ponevac peniaze tieto boly "a
slane Vam Ia urcity ciel', totiz a
by boly pouzite pre- dobro
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-09
DoMY MA PREDAJ

5 izbovy novy dom, {. 2639
Shirley Road, cimentovana pivni-
ca, novy fornes, lot 45x14O, malo
hotovych treba.
6 izbovy dom ma Dakota Ave-,
lot 50x151, "a So, 10000. Malo ho-
tovych.
2 vel Ike Lofty pri Ohio Works,
ma Salt Spring Road, ma rohu.
Predaju sa lacno.
Haste sa d'alsie informacie U
FRANK EBER
401 Dollar Bank Bldg.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-09
HL'ADAME PREDAVACA

Ktory sikovny predavac (saaes-
man) chce mat peknn bndtlcnost
mech sa elm skorej hlasi u Mr.
Gansfried vo Federal Savings
banke.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-09

ktori posli riIbat do lesov tieG
najcastejsie robili zdarma - len
"a prevoz ma miesto stravu, ne
mozuc sa caste dostat zpat ma
vlaku do mesta, kde mali zna-
mych, alebo rodinu. O toto sa po-
starali nesvedomiti agenti, ktori
vyzdvihli platy o1 spolocnosti,
dajdc nasim nest 'astnikom len
prievozne ma miesto prace a to-
prace nestaleJ.
| Mas zastupca ponavstevoval pa
tricne kanadske 1rady, vysvetlil
i'm neblahy stav nasieh prist 'aho-
yalcov, oboznamil tychto deji-
nami, utrpenim a charakterom ma
sho naroda poukazal ma zaklade
| sosbieranych statistik tn ma to-:
ze oni tvoria ten naMiaducnejsi
| ivel, aky 81 len Kanada m6ze ze-
| lat. A nechze je zdoraznene ma
tomto mieste, re jeho sikovnemu
| gentIemanskemu pokracovaniu
| a gentlemanskosti tamojsich IRA
dov - podarilo sd nam pomoct
naSim prist 'ahovalcom, ziskat pre-
nich porozumenie a dobru vol u
kanadskych uradov. st 'aanosti
! niekde boly, prehnane, niekde zod
povedaly polopravde a ler vo Wy
nimecnych pripadoch plnej prav-
[de. No fakt je, ze v Kanade do
zvedeli sa, re "a slovenskym l'u-
dom, slovenskymi prist 'ahovalca-
:. mi stoji organizacia Spoj. Sta
toch. Kanadsk6. urady id1 Lige
/. po ruke, chovaju sa nanajvys gen
tlemansky - 'azka!Hc 81 len ma
: to, re ked %e ony su ochotne po-
: mahat' nasim, preco sd caste so
| zlo vol 'ou proti tymto stretajh ma
-lC. 81. Konzulate, ktory by sa
= vlastne NAL starat' o svoje OBJ
cianstvo v cudzine. Hja, Slova
: kom nelze vyhoveti! Ami donna q
o ami cudzine.
eI Pomohli SINE 73. bratom zado
y vazit 81 emigracne cislo a vist
s Ma pas, t. j.: umoznili sme in
a riadnou zakonitou cestou do
y stat sa medzi mas a varovali SIM
k ostatnych pred inou. Nasou pra
VI cou, a zakrocenlm umoznili sm
"a 234 slovenskym prist 'ahovalcon
+ registrovat' sa do takzvanej u
l. prednenei prist 'ahovaleckej kvo
J. ty u americkych konzulov. Vymo
D. hi SINE blizo 30-im podporu O
E. kompenzacneho nradu a 'aAkem
a. poetu vymohi placu cd nesvedc
i mitych farmarOv alebo agento'
,, Nasim pricinenim bolo poslan
la zpiatky do Kanady devat' takyc
g. nest 'astnikov, ktori sa dali sv;
bit ku nezakonitemu vstupu n
= p6du Spoj. Statov ktorym VII
ze stne hrozil zalar a potion depo
o. tacia. Pomahali SINE ia hmotn
O. hlavne vSak primluvou "a naslc
ei chorych V nemocniciach ch'
O. romysel 'nych ustavoch. Zakroci
20 SINE u americkych uradov pro
Svindlerom darebakom, kto
o. mas l'ud sdierali okradali, DIV
a. vydieracske kancelarie sme pt
D. mohli zavret' proti tretej poo
g nikame prave potrebne krok,
T. Prosili me kanadske 1rady, alb
y niekol'ko nevyliecitel'nych sl'
venskych prist 'ahovalcov bolo d.
u portovanynh do rodnej vlast
- Tieto boly ochotne, ale pan ko1
= zul ME. Varovali SINE svojich pre-
- vstupom do jakejsi ceskoslovel
, skej organizacie, ktor1 dobrodr1
- hovia zakladali ma 1kor nasej, +;
- dill tamojsim rodakom, ably tv
.. rili odbory, sbory a cisla nasit
americkTch bratskych organic
eli. a-.s
- (Pokracovanie buducne.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-09

- Ked' mate krstiny, svadbu,
pohrab, spolkov1, osadn1 slav-
nost', opiste nam to zaslite uve-
remit do nasich novin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-09

x ~ ~ ~ VI - =
to jeho cin potion s0dna verej-i
most pomenuje pravym menom. i
U mas v Amerike medzi po-
ctivymi cinitel mi ma celom svete,
sa netuje prijatych fondov ma
zrajmy ciel'.
Kanadska akcia a akcia CEN
zusova.
Slovenska Liga v Amerike, sly.
siac zdfale prosby vyhnancov Ces-ii
ko-Slovenskej Republiky, vlastne
len Slovenska "a tax ovselmze: Slo-
vakov a to Kanady, Mexika,
Kuby a Juznej Ameriky, citiac
lpalciv1 potrebu, jakehosi cenzu-I
su Slovakov pre- blnia,cu sa dobu
konecneho ustalenia prist 'ahova-
leckej kvoty, svolala V mesiaci
decemhri 1924 sch6dzu sloven-
| skycn pade nemoci smrti pod
porujdcich bratskych organiza-
eli, ably tieto spolocne, spojene
podujaly potrebne kroky jednak
ma nl'avu V cudzine trpiacej svo-
jeti a jednak, aby spolocne,~ spo-
| jene pomocou sos'bieranych cen
fzusovych statistik dokazaly, re
slovenski a slavianski prist 'aho-
,,valci sn nanajvys ziad1cimi pre-
spojene Staty, tvoriac poctive,
pracujdce a sporiace, zakony Ia
chovavajnce obcianske povin-
nosti konajtlce obcianstvo.
Ma dobrocinnn akciu V Kanadc,
Mexiku a Kube prispely: I. X. S.
Z. Jednota, |. X. s. Jednota, ka-
tolicky Sokol a Clevelandska ST.
Jednota. Akcia cenZusova, hoci
bola spojena cinami ma zachra-
nu vrecak clenstva, naSich orga,
nizacii, hoci mala tvorit' zaklae
odporu proti registracii cudzin
GOV staleho poplatku rocneho -
nebola porozumena a pochopen;
slovenskymi organizaciami tax
= tiez idea sostavenia spolocneht
!" diela na zaklade ktoreho by sm'
sa boil mohli zaichovat' buducno
sti nechat' pravy pojem ma
potomkom. A toto bola vel *;
:. skoda. Ma omluvu bratskych slo
, venskych organizacii nechze vsa]
sl1zi to, re tychto casoch bol.
. nanajvys zaujate kampaniami q
= vzrast clenstva, postavenia pr1
: spevkovych table na pravy "a
=" klad a ze i'm bolo nemozne vepc
l vat sa tomuto dolezitemu Pre-
blemu pozornost'. Inc 81 toho ne
povSimly len preto, lebo ura
j doch sedeli l'udia, ktorf mali d:
rektn6 npravy Ligu ignorovat
hoci ignorovanie Ligy' znacilo vi
stne ignorovanie zaujmov buduc
nosti vlastneho clenstva.
4 Co sa nezdarilo V minulosti, me
\ re sd zdarit V buducnosti, ked !
sa vzdy jasnejsie vidi, ze Liga n
l bf a mieni, re svoje sluzby NJ
l zistne ponlka nal vytvorenie te
I tax casio omal 'anej idey: Spojt
! MIA sa bratskyich organizacii v
l vdciach spolocnych.
l Kanadska akcia stretla sa S NJ
l ocakavanym zdarom, bernc do pt
! vahy, re obnos tento vzdor vel
i koduSnemu daru rezkej |. K.
i q. Jednoty (vd aka nasej pot
predseidkyni sestre Jakabcinove.
bol maly.
Prva costa zastupcu Slov. Lig
V Amerike, zaslizileho pracovn
ka naSeho O.. d. Koreffa trva
cd 30. augusta 1924 az do 7. sep
1924, a potom Ease od 19. jlna {
II IA. julia 1925. Cesty tieto sta
Llgu. okolo tis1c dolarov, co
case zahrnute ST zvacsa len C
stovne vydavky. 81.
Nasi kanadski bratt preziva,
take easy priekopnictva, ta
ako sme ich prezlvali my pred
45 rokmi. Vtedy nam prislo kr
cat a borti' sa t'azkou prieko
Evening star., 1926-12-19

These mountain goats enjoy all the
perils of home in their reservation at the
San Diego, Calf, Zoo. The narrow rum
way on which they stand, so feet from the
ground, circles up as path to the summit
of their artificial mountain. Acme Photos
Evening star., 1926-12-19

The ladies hold the bric-a-brac
But it might have been left on the
table. James Sheffield, crack skater of
the Lake Placid, N. Y, Winter sport
colony. clears it with lot to spare.
@ Underwood & Underwood
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-24

Evelyn Hoyt, Charlotte Elizabeth
Hughes. Eleanor Ruth Hulburt.
Bernice Josephine Jones, Margaret
Kari, Dorathy Elizabeth Kelly, Claire
Randolph knight, Florence Nancy
Lay. Dorothy Edmonston Leech, Doris
Virginia Lindner. Margaret Julien
Lundy, Helen Gertrude Macoughtry,
Johanne Virginia Martin. Mary Mar
garet Merriam, Jeanne Patterson
Miles. Verlin Estelle Miles, Violet
Marie Myers, Bernice Stuart Norris.
Charlotte Benson O'Shaughnessy, Vir-
ginia Randolph Palmer. Mabel De-
Chant Parfet, Muriel Phelan, Sarah
Frances Pierce. Anne Claudia Sutton.
Gertrude Tamplet, Anita Tilley. Alicia
Shubrick Trapier, Ruth Louise
fucker, Jenny Emsley Turnbull, Amy
VanIorn, Mary Anne Walker. Eliz-
abeth Waller. Virginia Madison Walt
hail. Margaret Virginia Warren, Alice
Lucille Weber, Katharine Elizabeth
Wells, Elizabeth Wilson, Ellen Neu-
kerck Woolnough, Mary Coleman
WorthingtoI. Elizabeth Gibbs Zalesky,
Marian Frances Ziegler.
Cassin Thomson Shoemaker. Will
hanson Smoot, Leland Wilfred
Sprinkle, George Leverett Stowell,
james Fisher Swindells. John Ros-
coe VanDyke, Arthur Alexis Varela,
William Gordon Webner. Frank Har-
vey WeitZel, John Leonard Wheeler.
William Van Bukey Wrenn. Robert
Wright Yellott, Edward Allan Aaron
son, Emiliano Acunia. Albert Francis
Adams, jr.; Linwood Kersey Bailey,
George Newcomb Bates, John Thorn
as Batson. Andrew Reid Bird, jr;
Warren Lincoln Bouve. Thomas
Benton Brooks. Edward Aloysius
Brown, jr.; Ralph Edwin Burgess,
Robert Callahan, jr.: Paul Clark. jr.;
Ben Clarkson Connally. Richard
Starr Craighill Robert Rutherford
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-24

Craighill. Roger Wilson Craven,
Thomas Mitchell David. Samuel
'Bertolet Detweiler, jr.; Ellis Edo
WITT, Maurice Russell Edmonston.
Robert Winton Elliott. Philip Cabell
Evans, Max Feldman, Wilbur Fred
erick Fisher. Berchmans Tanner
Fitzpatrick. Harry Marshall Fletcher,
David Louis Fonoroff. Lloyd Arthur
Free, Alden Nathaniel Goodwin.
George Hageage. Frank Henderson
Hanna, Albert Bogley Heagy, John
Conway Henry. John Joseph Hig-
gins, Edward Hornibrook, jr.; Ash
ton Crenshaw Jones. Arthur Alden
Kimball, James Kendall Leedom,
Robert Sterling Leonard. Winston
Marvel Manning, John Robert Man.
son, Earl May, Norman Hugh Nc
Diarmid, Brown Miller James Jerni-
gan Mitchell, Reginald Henry Mitch
ell, Lawrence Norton Morscher, Le-
land Dean Norton, Alfred Monroe
Palmer, Donald Rassar Patterson,
Thomas Benjamin Payne, Ralph
Charles Pierce, Albert Pike. jr.;
Charles William Pimper. il: Ray
mond Silas Pratt. Edward Glenn Pur-
nell. Fred Glenwood Randall. John
Oberly Rogers. Wade Stafford, Bert
Campbell Sasher, Arthur Hermann
Schneider, Andrea Pierre Sckop-
peglia, John Scofield.
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Weitzell, John Wheeler, Elizabeth
Wilson, Elizabeth Zalesky.
Those honored for making the best
scholarship record for the course
were: Margaret Fleming. Marie
Herzog, Frank Weitzell, Elizabeth
Wilson, Philip Evans.
List of Graduates.
The graduates - Elizabeth Anne
Bagby. Dorothy May Bailey, Mary
Estella Bakshian, Dorothy Riggs
Bartlett, Mary Ruth Bates, Ruth Miles
Baxter, Helen Beck, Katharine Shrine
Berrall. Catherine Jean Bethune,
Mary Evelyn Bowers, Virginia King
Buell., Ellen Elizabeth Bull, Martha
Louise Burch, Elizabeth Burgess Cald-
well, Mary Elizabeth Carey, Annie
Laura Clark, Harriet Brookfield
Clarke, Eleanor Barnard Cropley
Gladys Melvina Cummings, Mildred
Kensett Daniel, Mary Nell Dismukes
Ida Virginia Dye, Mildred Martha
Fansler, Caroline Fell, Margaret
CARRIER, Mabel Elizabeth Goerner
Helen Goodner, Molly Greeley, Nancy
Griswold. Phyllis Hallam, Vivian
Vanyla Harris, Caroline PluSge, Mary
Helen Plummer, Margaret Butler
Pope, Dorothy Smallwood Pringle,
Gertrude Prunty, Louise Marble
Rhees. Gertrude Richardson, Jessie
Estellita Robinett, Katherine Eli2-
abeth Rodier, jamie Sanford Scantlin,
Virginia Allys Schafer, Eleanore Shan
ley, Edna Shannon, Helen 4Aileen
abeth Franklin Smith, Josephine Abb
gail Stevens. Edith Punsutawney
Strawser, Dorothy Jean Haywood,
Jane Henderson, Marion Ruth Hen
derson, Marie Sophie Herzog. Marion
Sharpless Hinton, Caroline Hobbs.
Elizabeth Hidden Hoge, Ruth Elizabeth
Hooper. Mary Lucy Horton. Mary