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FOUR THE LINCOLN JUNE 2. 1923. Publtshed dally Sunday by Stay PabUAlM Co. or Uncoin, Nebraaka- Entcred at the poatofflca In Lincoln, Nabraato aa ond claaa mattar for tranimlaalon throuifh tna naaua. Tha Unooln Sunday Btar publJahed Buaday momtnc.

RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. By Camar. Lincoln and auburba, par naonth Mall THE SUPPLEMENTAL WATER PROJECT. Two members of the Department of Interior have unofficially placed their atamp of approval on the i Supplemental Water project, affectlnjr three larfre Ne- braska counties, and 500.000 acres of rich Nebraska land. They are A.

Davia, head of the reclamation department at WashinRTton, and D. W. Davis, formerly governor of Idaho, but more recently assistant secretary of the department of interion. The threa Nebraska counties embraced in the Wat.r project are Adams, rhelps and K. ar- 1923 Graduating Class of the University of Nebraska By Man it Ok I-' J- DnJly, srithout flhinday, ney.

but the plans may be extended to include Hui- Dslly. Including Sundm-'. per yew i -nn -n to 00 -til b. ear on all more than eoo payatala In sdTmaoa.) changaa ot alwaya fltra old aa ot per year on all more frora Unoola. (All Mail In onlartng changi aa new addresa.

B1234 MCMOERS OF THE ASSOCIATED PRtM- Tha Aaaoelntad exclualvely It. or for pa-pubHcatlon of aU local tm otharwlea credited, tn thia paper, and alao tne Mwa pubUahad thereto. a hareln All rights of ra-pubHeatJon of apeclal dispatcnee are aiao resenred. The Btar doea not anowlngly publlen any rnlaleadlnd fraudulent or qtieallonabla advertising. 1 dua 1 Tha SUr goea Into aevaml thotjsand homas than both the othar Unooln advor- The Star carrlea aaveral thouaand Inchea more aa tlfltag oaoh month than tha combined competitor.

Flrat to clrculatlun and ftrat In NO RELIEF ON SUGAR Into pockets or tne peopie an 1 a within the area to receive water have cnught the vast Ives to hundreds of mllUons of potentialities of the project and are its strongest back- Mr. Hording proposes to go no further than no se the victims of this plundering process to e.at less fickle rainfall, the land It Is definitely announced the White House that the president of the United States will not exercise the power vested In him to relieve Amerlc.an consumers from extortion, by reducing or abolishing the tariff on sugnr. Kvldently fe.aHng to offend the pnwer- sugar barons speculators who have been reaching into pockets of the people and helping them- selv profit vise News dispatches bring the information that the president had another conference with the chairman of the federal tariff commission, and that the conclusion was reached that It would Injure the American sugar Industry to change the present tariff duty of nearly 2 cents pec i ound. as that would let In cheaper sugar from abroad and send down the price. In other ords.

the man elected to administer the government rf the United in the interest of the whole prop's ptoposes to handle this matter so that single Interest may continue to take Its toll day by dsy from every household In the land. He could, by merely signing his name to an official order, put an end to tho gouging game, but he refuses to adopt this simple reoudy So the people will go on p.aying tribute to the proto, ted sugar Interests. Their of getting through a.iy gr.vernmentnl action has gone glirnrucri.ig. Largely the same kind of governmental Indulgence towai-d big business, the people of the United States have 1 compelled to continue nilces for coal that arc In excess of those charged during the world war A c. niblnafion of mine operators and Ih' mine 01 is permitted to control the output nn.l (llci, te the prices.

Meanwhile. Senator Heed of Utah, one of the Harding chief aides and noil'e in p. speecli at 1 Angv'les that gov- ernmeixJ of the United State's will never deerca.s tax. a below three billion dollars a year, and that taxes will he likely to fiorn year to another. In pondenr this the thinking citizen will f'aU natural curiosity as to whether political party whlcn the country three billion dollars nr more eath in l.txes, and at the same time falls to Briefly it calls for the construction of an immense reservoir or herie.s of reservolr.s to store surplus watus from the Ulatte, to be used in irrigating the farm lands, where a dettcfency in moi.slure at critical stages of the crops have cost the farmers hundreds of thousands of dollars.

better farming land exists in in the matter of richness of soil. is a veritable garden apnt, with unlimited possibilities, but for years it has been handierpped by a short.vgc of moisture at the time when growing crops are moat in need of U. Estimated cost.s of the project have'not reached the stage, wh.re assurance can be given that It will final of the department of interior, and the necessary llnanctal support to which it Is entitled. The visit of the government officials a.s in the nature of la preliminary survey. Its feasibility has been estab- I llshed.

After a careful trip of the enliie territory, with particular scrutiny of the sites for the proposed reservoirs the government officials announced that the proposed plans were workable, and water could be placed unon the land. Tests are now being made to determine possible loss of water from seepage and hen they have been completed, the plans vvill be in shape to be formally placed before the department of interior. One cf the necessary reauisite.s especially stressed by the government officials was financial cooperation from the i of the land to he benefitted. It goes without saying that this will be forthcoming. Farmers handicaps has been remarkably productive, sufficient moisture there it r.othlng which it will not produce.

AVheat. corn. oats. r.Iialfa, fact everything that grow's may be raised in this section. The Supplemental Water IToject is the first offcrt in the mine central counties of the state t.j meet the problem of ury seasons by irrigation.

Its importiiiue to cannot be overestimated. The entire stale wjll share in the benefits. It holds the greatest promise of any proposal launched In recent years. COVERED BY ORDINANCE. number of Indifferent l.iiicoln automobile drivers are up to their old tricks.

'Fwice durl'ig fvineral processions this week nutoists cut through in direct violatifm of the city ordinance covering tlie fubject. During a funeral Wednesday afternoon, tlie procession was halted three tims by automobile drivers, who instead of going around, or waiting until it bad passed, drove direcNy through the cars. same thing occurred during a funeral Thursday afternoon. It would seem that ordinary decencies would restrain aulolsts from this praciiee. respect lor the dead not enough to compel observance of ilic ordinance, it should be invoked automobile drivers and the most rigid penalties enforced.

AN OLD EYE SORE. If there i.s anything municipally owned (hat Lincoln need be about it is it.s fire houses. Moilern equipment li reiilaced the horse-drawn apparalu.s of another day, modern methoils ami better paid and tected fireme 1 have added seinrity to the lives and give them nay 1 lotectlon from big business interests, is propertv of tho city, hut the fire liou.ses stand as they entitled 'o intrusted with governmental powers and have stood the they were built, iiarns, ugly, responsibilities unp.iintcd, falling down with broken backs and epread- It will occur to many peoide that the Harding ad- ing minist ration owe.s too murlj in a fiolitlcal way to special privilege, and that nothing different from what the his experienced during the first two ye.nrs of his administration can reasonably be expected during the remainder of if. Mi, Hardine is a very genial and likeable gentleman personally; I ut it i.s men of that very type who are most easily imiiosed on. iU-.

Taft was also the posses- 01 of many rgiceable iiualities. but that did not prevent his adrnini.Uiall».n being wrecked by the forces of special privikge whom he permitted to use it for their own ends. It is no time to urge the floating of a big bond issue to rebuild these places Into perm.anent, fire-proof quarter.s. There no disposition among the people now to spend ctiiurtet of a million dollars for a new central fire and polUe station. Hut there Is a wlIlingnesR and than that a demand, that the present structures be made less unsightly by remodeling or repainting, by some jrogram of beautification on the outside and for this work should be thi.s summer.

We have waited too long for thi.s im- prcjvenient and the whole city from the eye sores that have developed. The Love Cowards By HAZEL JUDE BATCHELOR News Briefs From The Entire World SPHINflFIELD. 111.. Talking in the sign language of tho deaf, (governor Len Small Fridav surprised members of the 192.1 graduating class of the state for the deaf at Jacksonville, py a brief addres.s to then, on tUopyrlght. 1922, by Ledger Company.) Hei'ause nhe disappointed in one man N.incy Hathaway decides never to tru.st another On the spur of the monient she accepts a mysterious offer to become governe.s« to a little I hlld ill lonely house on the coast of but her arrival she discovers that a myatery hangs over the plac and tliat little Trlx 11'es in fear of llend.

1 Miss younger brother, never in an and feels that this fact is also very strange. Inasmuch as he lives there. CHAPTER X. Tha Enamy. Hut Miss to question was quite sensible.

The child has Hen hurt ChiUlien 'iie aU tunvbling around at her age. I know what else it can Hut Naney was not satsfieil, although ahe was forced to be lontent. File felt that Miss knew waiting for something to happen. some definite break In the regular scheme of things. It vva.s like the lull just before the atorm, and vet the days slipped by peacefully enough.

found th.ai she no longer thought of Alvin ith that bitter- that she had felt before ahe away, Alvin as an individual had pipped Into the background of her life, but the pain that he had N. V. Dr. Samuel S. Kennedy, has been to from two to five years in for shooting his office girl.

Veronla In October. 1921. I PHILIAI'ELUHI A Wvlla V. Morgan. of and slaying LU- Han tillmore, last Februaiv, was sentenced to die in the electric ch.ilr WA.SHNOTON, Attrrney Den- eral vesterdny laid before President Harding a reijort showing that In the vear the vvai aused had hardeneil Nancy's heart fr.auds section of the department of She was longer a suacepilble girl, justice had obtained the return of but a woman who dlstruated all men and who wanted nothing, frlendehip.

from any of them. then aunieihing just when was least expected, some- thinr that aasured Nancy that she had been tight In her although the very Indefinltenesa of It S'lded much to the mystery of things. It was after lunrh one day, and incy and Trix were on their way the beach. Trix waa ever- 13.198,385.19 to the govfrnment. OGpEN, Utah.

Invention of a rapid firing automafie cannon, capable of firing one pound sheila at the rale of a minute, li.as been tierfectrd bv John M. Browning, of Ogden, noted In- ventorof firearms, it was here last night bv hia brother. KLS'CtSBUHV, Many lovv lying residential sertlon.s of this arc being flooded and fears as mm abcut bru at the uro.Deet of i for the esfefv of atm as she knew about the locked forgot to ent FIbow river vva.s within door, and that great decl And BO It WHS that Nancy about winning and drme. Her beautiful Insisted upon spe.aklng of her governess nev. onfided anything in hc! bfitever It was that lor was locked tip in chlldieh heart, and -ould not admiring the bravery not complaining I a ending source of pt ide f.i Nancy, gh rang out child her I i.shlv glad as she and Nancv walked 1 I 0 the arms around each mark.

i HUDHIIIV. With the hush usual, when lag tinder and a high wind the end of the stairs, blowing. of forf.st fires were tliev I tch raging I'lurfhern" OnuVlo the rrldoi that extended Into the jaat night wnd rain .1,0 I. nn.l roin iniwrvene, she hid situation will be fraught she had forgotten her.elf for the with seri.ms possibility for monv' time being. had done something railway towns had in t.v icpented ot.

w.i, the sound of a door brush out I he then quick ringing misses hair that spr-ng hniah in rippling w-ve, cT Nan. could feel she loved ring fur the stiffen, and her re I feet hodv and dresv.ny It In the simple that were so cmlnentl l.ecoming nd she had the eatlsfactlon th.it Trlx vvns growing every day soft color had crept into her white cheeks. HornetImes when they were far the house Tiix would laugh end (rambol a small kitten, hnf w.iv, -ee reserve would creep over her when they came wnhin cht of house and once laughed or if she and Nancy td ims for the slowU- nassed fifh Nancy were al- -im tightened protectively around the they for a nio- ent on bottom stair as aifing the f- uatep, to round the corner. N'nncv dnl not know what to ex- pei but She that Trlx was tiembllng vbvlently and Involuntar lly her own he wert up, and her soft ch'i squ.ired determinedly. had and temper as alent and quick they are made A' she going meet the In the open and wa deterrri'vr-d to shov him U.it wHsn fi-itd of any fbi rig he do Lr.rve (lour Teit hoys ted by ringing of 15, were cuptuied bv the police kYldfly a along the lake front and admuted they had committed four recent herles, netting them early SlO.tntd in nmnev and merchandi.s«s part of w'hlch was recovered.

i.egro, who. according to govetnmem chal, carried narcotits in ar liflclal leg, the con traband to addn ts, biida tenced to one ye.ir and a d. th federal prison at en orth. A I of the recent court deiqoon barring liquor the tei ritorta! w.tier, of the I nlte.l hc- pracMcaly. been deceleri upon bv ireaeurv officiali.

Seven hundred and degrees will be conferred by the Unlvcralty of Nebraska at comencement exercises at St. INiul church Monday morning, June 4. The Hat of graduates follows: GRADUATE COLLEGE. MaatiP of Arta. Edgar Vannice Allen.

Irvin Fiederlck James Elwyn Bririaln Martha Elizabeth Elhsworth Prouty Conklc. Roy Arthur Dillon. Robert Parker Eastwood. Lilian Linder Fltzpatrkk. Eugene Clair Orau.

Harvey Bruce Altee tiertrude Johnson. Harry Prescott Johnson. Grant KnaPp. Frank Henry Kuhiniann Homer Cleveland I.aw»on. Frederick Hansen Lund.

Fiara Martin. Harry Mathias Mactin. Hazel Violet Miller. Gerhard Sigmund cttcisbeig. Nancy Vittoria Ucnnoycr.

Flifford Dean Spangler. Rachel Viola Sutherland. Elbert Lloyd Taylor. Benton Burdette Wood. Master of Science.

Arthur Anderetvn. Harold Enoch Engstrom. Milton Flack. Maud Josephine Reed. Paul Hesden Howard Bennett Sprague.

FIbrldge Zobina Stowcll, Master of Science in Electrical Engineering. Dscar Duane Smalley. Mechanical Engineer, Bruce VVillet Benedict. Doctor of Philoeophy. William Fblst.

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE. Bachelor of Ccience in Home Economics. Heck, Lydia Matilda hrisnian, Alta Reid. Fllne. Elnora Elizabeth, t'ook.

Mertie May. Uotfle. Hee, Dfurance. Katherine Louise. Rispah FJlenneier.

Margaret ihsabein. Foster. Mary Agnes. Uouts. Folya Isabel.

Gentry. Bernlceer eElizabeth. Gl PJva Marion. Greenhalgh. Janice Margaret.

Heldt, Alice Henrlette. Holindrakc. Edna. Hunt. Helen Blanche.

Kafka, Hedda Bertha. Kemp. Mildred Elnora. Kessler, Hazel Estella. bYeneres.

McGrcw, Fiara lorene. Mc.Namee. Mildred Webb. Mever, Helen Mitchell, Mae Belle Edith Era I'leson, Kuth Elanore. Pond, Dorotha Louise Powell, Miranda Virginia, riocke, Helen manda.

Fpragtie, Phyllis Kent. Stokes, Anno Stricter, Gertrude Swanson. lAdin Victoria. Todd, Helen Harriott. Townsend, Januarlua.

Tucker, Nine Elizabeth. Fttvlts. Inaura Marie. A'an Patter, kklith Jeanette. White, Evelyn Margatot.

Harriet Bachelor of Science in Agriculture. Adams, James Curran. Berck, Waller Wesley, b'outs, Arnold. Frost. Ellery Herbert.

Grandy, Lynn Wilfred. Haogcn, Llojd Raymond. Hammang. Leonard Ellla. Hartman, Evan Hunt, Glen Kovanda, Jesse Albert, George Deaver.

1-ux, pjlton. Moore, John Leslie. Morrow. William Earl, Oliver, Thomas FN'ans Perrin. Wm.

UblHp, Becker Proebstlng, James Putm.an, William Ellsworth. Reed, Floyd Krenir.er. Si. heidt, George Elward. Smith.

Snipes, Leroy' Francis. Thomas, James Rector. AVatsnn. William Raymond. Wolph, Flay Fonanf College of Arts and Sciances.

Bachelor of Arte. it ken, Philip Frederick Hadley Allen, Ruth Muriel Anderson, Vern Andrews, Stella Aylsworth. Fsrol Harrett, Dorothy Ruth Hay ley, Bernice Hell, Hesper Madeline Host, Agnes Jacqueline Bowden, Verna Winifred Hrandstad. Karl Eldridge Brown, Marjorie Ruth Brown. Ruth Genevieve Burham, l-awrence Dewey Burt.

Chester Phillip Fallii. Emelia Fnlti, Helen Carroll, Irene Marie t'onev, Olga Theodora Coombs, irma Molfe Cooper, Frances Fostin, Katherine Ellen Framh, PauUne Framer, lames A'emon Croft. Mirl.im Elda Crook. Cna Esther Curtis. Dorothy Marie Damerell, Gwendolyn D.iyton, Mary Helen Dexter.

T.ols Abigail Dlerks, John nters, Dlers. Margaret Caroline Doilds, Robert Clerc Douglas, Cynthl.i Drath. Freda Eno. Beatrice Farman. Belle Ford.

H.irrlctte Virginia Fussell, Ci.iUnvvay, Lucy Mary I'losaie Evelyn f.etfys, Margaret Marguerite Ruth Reeulah Fav (Jradwohl. Bernard Sam Graham, Elizabeth (ireene, Clarb Pearle Grubb, George Josephine Haecker, Frederick Haight, Ernest Byron Palney, Ruth Hansen. Lillian Elvera Hernev, Helen Herzog, Constance Hinkle, Mankins Poy, George Dewey Hull Ttubert Amos Indovina, losephine LijeiUe Helen Marie Vhllth Hannah Johnson. ioln oihh Evelyn Soren Koiensen Kelley, Kendall. Glenn Menili Kennedy, Helen Kisei UiU.

redenra LiiU'Tison William Harobi I vely Anei' Lto ilb- Lew'is, eidnn i T.ewis, Lillian Ruth Lindley, George Harold Lovvn, Ellen KlUa Mary McCutcheon, Dorothy Mc(tUire, Paul John McKenney, Doris Josephine Mares, Lumir Martin Matchett Ellen Maynard. Sidney Baker Merrill, Lena Gladys Sylvana Marion Marcus Miller, fc'lorence Lillian Elizabeth Claire Morris. Munson. Ruby Ellen i Olson. May Evelyn Ortman, Louise Elizabeth Ostling.

Verna Elmira tiverman. Lucile Parker, Maude Cathryn I Parli, Dainsy Irene I Parli, Vernetta Ruth Eudora Patterson. Robert Wilton Peddicord, Warren Smith Perry, Gracia Marie Phillips. Frances Winifred Flucek. Otto Erwin Folk, Robert l.eason Portenier.

Daisy Anna Hai, Khanta Bala Read. Virginia Reed, Eugene Clifton Reed, Mary Etta Reese. Richard Griffith Reinke. Bertha Anna Richardson. Wm.

Merrill Riddlesharger. Wilbur PovvrU Ripley, Willard Samuel Robbins Margaret Roberts. Aleta Vera Thonma Pien Rosenberg. Hymen Ross. El ma Rothvvell.

Ethel Mae Sanderson, Robert Burns Scott. Esther Ruth Scovine. Bernice l-ulo Seeck. Vl' ior Skillstad. Smith.

Austin Henry Smith, Hazel Dow Smith, Marguerite Smith. Morare Franci.s. Eleanor Frost Spickler, Springer, Carleton Henry Stone. Ivan McKinley Strimple, Cecil Clarence Surher. Sara Catherine Swanson, Pearl Lucilie Talbot, Eleaenore A'irginia Edith Tool.

Catherine Elizabeth Tucker, Louise Eleanor Turner, bsah Ruth Van Es, Mattie Van Gilder, Davida Mane Waite. Alice Webl.er Warner. Fay Weber, Ben Robert Wellington, Robert Ryder Wettling. Mary Ann Wheeler, Geneva Nebraska Helen Chapman helpley. Dorothy Lillian Wight.

Sophia Lorene Wilcox. Elizabeth S. AVilliams. Dorothy F.liimr Wilson, Allan Marshall Wilson. Arbutus Wilson, AVllson.

Eunice Margaret Wilson. Hugh Tlarper Wiltse, Irnin Elizabeth Wolcott. Robert -Allen Woten. Sadie Marie Wurtzel. Augusta Wylie, Helen Louise Vont, Helen Bachelor of Fine Arts.

Aitken, Folcita Bennett, Oscar Porter Host, Mary Lenore Dreamer, Ruth Fisher, Chesta Idamae Goodbod, Norman Ernest Kase, Carmen Catherine Kemp. FJnora Kennedy. Elizabeth Kizer. Charlotte Elizabeth Knowiton. Perkins Little, Miriam Harriet Loosbrocks.

Viola Frances McAhan, Charles Herbert Mc(iowan, Irma Malowney, Margaret Richardson, Lois Skudler. Emma Pauline Tanner. Hele Elizabeth Walker, Thelma Darling Winter. Eulah Frances Bachelor of Sctance. Allen.

Edgar Vannice Beymer. Charles Bishop Bong. Carl Paul Hrehm. Paul Albert Buffett, George Marshall Cain, Caroline Minnie Faveti. Charles Andrew Cook.

Stuart Hosmer Davis. Dallas Dee Doty. David Albert Flory. Evan Forney, Lester Francis. Charles Edwin Haw-klns.

Leland Potts Kroehler. Robert Andrew k'erold D. MeDsniel. Virgil McVlcker, Dwight Sidney Reuben Carl Morton. Herschel McMeekln.

Hugh Ralston Oblas Prado, Mira Pebkan, Edward Roberts Peters, (''laude Ferdinand Peteraen, Emil Pinckney. Joseph Riddell. Ted Eugene Rider, Larry Dewey RomI, Joseph Cullen, Schroer, Earl Herman Stahly, Grant Lee Vance, William Warner, Sylvia Blanche Weber. Julius Albert Wiggins, Carryl William Zlmniermann, P.alph Physical Education CartifieaU. Grablll.

Beutah Fay Kennedy. Helen Esther Van Gilder. Davida Marie Whelplev. Dorothy Lillian Cartificate of Journabtm. Andrews.

Stella Minerva Burt, i'hester Phillip Herzog Constance Palterson, Gertrude Thompson. Edith Wlltae. Irma Elizabeth Collaga of Administration. Aldrich. Robert Benton.

Amemle. Harry Anderson. Dora Elizabeth, Anderson, Evai Luther, Antonldes, Daniel Bancroft, Hobart David. Brrkuist, Elmer osear Bieier. Frank William Brofldwell David Brown.

Jaine.H Wayne. Cecil. LeRoy Norris WilUarii. Dietrich. Perry Eail.

Elkrmeier. Repl Stork Folwm, Ricketts Tudor Riibert LeMo ne. Glsii Floyd Vincent Guniiard Haneold. li, Blanche Irene f.oriainc, Hastings, John Lorrti Hiebenthal. Holyoke, Eilgiir WiIImiii.

Hughes, Murlburt. uim II Ldmund rold Ra- Hyatt, tiuy Stephen Isaai son Clarei Anu: Janicek Frank Jenkins, Paul Ronald, Johnson, Harold Oscar. Kenny, Norris Gage. Klopp, John Newell. Koch, Oscar Lee.

1 sky. Harry Fiaymond. J.ewi.s, Russell Fr.anklln McCormick. Donald Walker. Nfc.Monies, Edward Mourer.

John Calvin. Maxwell, Robert William. Merrick. Ivewls Leonard Mockler, Richard Lyman, Nelson. Arthur Clark Noragon.

Millard Harold. I.umer Frank. Herbert. Reese, William Rae Leslie Clayton Siren, Protase Paul. St, Clair.

Carl. Wherry, Tom El on. White, Lloyd Frank Willey. Howard Alfred Wolf. John Wilbur.

Wollmer, Herman Dietrich. Ziegler. Merrill Hartley COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY. Doctor Surgspy. Arnot, Charles Bernard.

Askey', Ash. Baker, Charles Elmer. Baker, Beattie, l.eo Reuben. Beckwith. Alfred Aquilla, Black, Howard Louts.

Byers. William Leroy. Dewey Carr. Allen Dailey, Edmund Jesse. Delnea.

Paul Dennis. Benjamin Harman. Glen Harold. Harris, Richard Johnson. Irving Norton.

l.oonard Ray. Leigh. Edward Monroe MacCashlufid, Alan Thompson. Mackey. Leo Paoob.

Pinkerton, John Lowell. Reynolds. George Vere, Rider. Frank. Schelffele.

Roland V'ranklin, Schoenlxerg, Arthur Ralph. Scott, Hardy William. Slatfbry, Eugene Michael. Smith, Paul Robert, Tripp, Earl Samuel. Vail.

Sidney Paul, Warren. Gfen Howard Whitney. Carl J. Bachelor of Bciencs in Architectural Engineering. Krerhefsky.

Sam Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Engineering. Haight, Lewis (''yrns Renner. Dale 1.ester. Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering. Bn.srhult.

Edgar Jacob. Cheuvront, Ted Coleman. THIler, t'arroll. Hale, Hugh Marshall Royal. Lounsbury.

Irvin Harold Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. I Bing. Fred. Corbyn, Mark Henninper. Cox, Orson Henry.

Ci-alg. Wallace Dewey. Drake. Henry Wheeler. Eberhart, Alanson Clyde.

F'erneau. Herman Getty. Hayward Clark. Alexander Francis. Karo, Henry Arnold.

T.oomi«. George Wallace. Mi Grew, Paul Cornelius. Margolin. Benjamin Franklin.

Oleinik, Carl. Fartlngton. Joe Charles. Uufu.s Rogers. Paul Hershey Scott.

Walter. Cpton, Hubert Allen. legmann, Karl Henry, Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering. Andei-Hon, Louis Irving. Bartunek.

Edwin. Brooks. Fred Almeron, ('orlett, Avery, Ellsworth, Bertram Stanley. Haberman, John. Holmes, Ralph Sbera Kester, Shlrlnnd Kosltzky.

Clarence. Harold Marshalb Cecil Emory. Mason, Albert Frank. Nelson, Lee Morris. Otto, Ralph D.

Overholt. Donald McLaren. Rainey. Merle. Safarik.

Edgar Robert Bachelor of Science Mechanical Engineering. Boettcher, Arnold August. Downs Mervyn. Finke. Otto August.

Fox. Harold FIdwin. Hart, Franklin ('lark. Hirsch. FMward.

Kamprath. John. Kreuch, Paul Necton, Donald Beyerle. Wilcox, uu COLLEGE OF LAW. Bachelor of Laws.

Adam.x. Carl Morton Addison, Huber Dudley. Allsman, John F'rederlck. Ander.ion, Ralph MJ-ton. Hugh.

Beck, ('larence Sherman Beech. Dewey, Bentz, F'aul Andrrw. Bickford. Harold. Butler, Irvmg Robinson.

Brown. Jaeot John Waltei ('ampbell, Fted Clarence. Coombs, Lealle Dawson, ohn Burnette, Vance Albert. Durbsch. r.Hwrencc Logan.

F'astman. an Ellis, Cloy de Bryan F'lmen. Wlntfteld MuUne. cum'ande. (iardner, Edward Thomas, cum- faude.

Robert Bryan. Hninmond, Fid win Hartley. Harold Suti Hff. Haverly. F'riioxt Shafer.

Hogerson, ('ari Jarkson, Richard Jessup. obion. Lent- Boland P.euben Adolph. Joyner, gu.ntard Lewis, Ssnmel Aiion, cum- laude. Luby, Thon as Henry.

Maupln Myron Mm! Mayo. is Hai old. Miller, Richard W.rren, Noi thup. G'lver Jvnnings. Preston Anthony Miss Fidmund RequartU', Harold Johft.

Rbhards, Fred Snell. Italpli Howard. Solomon, Leo Ash'oiook. Stanton, Jiim Th.ima* SU Ce. II Stiyker, Pay FYoyd Turner Van Kirk, iaytoto Wenke, AJJph Kilerl Vi'tm Wilson, All.in il-hall.

Doctor of He. non. Ha COLLEGE OF MEDICINf, Graduate Nurse. f.nim.i Lrock Fri. da Dletei Bb.

nche F'isht Nf II Mae 1- in. 1 Myrtb Fr.iiiie SuHon Ruth Filiazbeth Welsh. Leons elt.h Bachelor of in Wtlln.m i'h 1 1 Robert ('riri- i I I hoiH.i' It 11 i Ihnaniaii. I F.dw C.Mi’b k.nuo on Hugo Folsom. Richard Douglas Furnish.

John GiUigan. James Walker Giln.orc. Gordon Henry im. Hannah I'tlia Johnson. Eugene Wihiant Keuncy.

Samuel Enlln Llghty. FVank Joseph Mnuk. ('harles Fr-nklln Moon. John Mathi'v Oleinik. Thevidoic August Donali Pillsbury.

Lyle Stephenson Israel Rabkin. John yVlllium Scott. Denver Dm.bar Rous. Brctishiv Scdlacek. Robert Alexander Steven.

RuUoiph Herbert Sophia E. 'Varner. John F'loyd VVikbtrom. Doctor of Medicino. Hi nry Smlih ('onrad John Baumgartner, Homer Martin Bnrron.

Ivyl Clare Hcdwell Herman Charles FiUazbeth Louise Hroyles. Hurt Thom.is ('hurch. Roland Wall red Dahlgirn. Nell J. Dau.

Warren Herbert Eller Willard Max (joldstore. WllMam Wayne Richard VValtei Hille. John Ernest Jackson. alter Judil. Kaminsky.

Dominik Benjamin Kantor. FYank Kohn. Otto Albln Kostal. loimbert Khahullk. Harry Hamlin Kretzlor.

Paul t'arey l.awyer. Finrl F'rancls Eelnlnger. IVimelrlc Colono Macasa. FYsnk osepii Mnuk. Hart Moates Richard Mor.tz.

t'cdric Henry Nelson Arh igh Nelson Mirardo Oblas Prado. ('harles Austin Owens. ('laude F'erdmand Miriam I'f ol Willard Munson Pratt. tldwin August Reils. Ernest Robert Relnsh.

Ted Eugene Riddell. John Rogers. F'mily Frank Rorer. Bret I Slav Sedlacek. F'ernando Suberagio.

Herbert SI toy. Hercule.s Ruffolo. Abraham Steinherg. -Walter Robert Taylor. William Rrooks Vance.

Ray Vinsanf. Dean Quigley Waddell. Sophia FL Alice Walter ('hristlan Zulauf. COLLEGE OF PHARMACY Graduato In Pharmacy Bixby, Grove Blaser, Arthur Chns Buck. Alfred Carpenter.

George I'ayton ('urran, Patricia Dolores Dryden. Helen Elnspahr. Fldwin Frick, John Alfred Hackett. Breese Kirkman, Robert Keith Murray. Janies Harry olmstead, Scofield, George Buffum Shalnholtz.

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