THE BEE: OMAHA. TUESDAY, JUNE 6. 1016.
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Nebraska
DEGREES GRANTED
BY NEBRASKA UNI
Three Hundred and Fifty-Two Will
Graduate From Several Col
leges Wednesday.
FORTY-FIVE IN FARM CLASS
Lincoln, June 4. (Special.) One
of the largest classes in the history
of the State university will receive
degrees at the commencement exer
cises to be held here next Wednesday.
There will be 352 degrees granted
in the different colleges of the State
university, in addition to the twenty
nine graduates of the Lincoln Dental
college, which is associated with the
State university.
Of this number nearly forty are stu
dents whose homes arc in Omaha.
The Teachers' college will also
award certificates to seventy-six for
university instruction, and thirty-nine
limited to city and slate schools.
The College of Arts has the largest
number of graduates, with !K6 taking
the A. R. degree and twenty receiving
bachelor of science. The I. aw college
has forty-two graduates, the Medical
college twenty-nine, the Engineering
college thirty. The College of Agri
culture has forty-five graduates.
Following is the list of those who
receive degrees at the commencement
exercises:
llailielrir of Art.
Harriett neatrlr Marguerite K. Mar-
Arwlerenn ahull.
Florence Hp I i Angle. Jetitil K Mathewa.
Klhel M Arnold. Helen M Mattraon,
Catharine I'armale Hoy T Mauer,
Atwnori. AHe M. Meeroplan.
Vale Ore.aa Babrock. Herbert M, Meeroplan.
Tleaal Millar) Haylay.llrara K f t rn I f .
Marguerite Jteealey. (Uaily M. Miller.
Invlil H. BnwniHn. (Ilxnn K. Miller.
Al(a Elfrleda Hrer k.Mn raaret A. Millar,
riarlc Line Hi-a Wlnflnld K, Miller.
I.nulee B. Hrownell
Arrhar I.. Hum hum.
Carey P. M Bill lr.
Juanlta I,. Campbell
Ilnrolhy J. Carn.
I'earl f. Caatlln.
Arthur C. Cheee,
llarlln O. Chamber- Alt'-e M. Myer.
lain. 'hrl Nelann.
Martin B f'Mttlrk. ipla A JSelaon
Kmma liorra C'hrla-.lohti K Nelann.
It in li Mllla.
William B. Mllrhell.
Jvll Montgomery.
Jennie C. Moraa.
Thlrsi. A. Mnaaman.
Maurlna JMurrlnr-k.
Tla
nnry I., Murphy.
tenaen.
Klnier Jl. Chrlaten-
aen.
Jrma 1. Cnn.
I.ulu M. Co,
.Marie I. Cuaark.
Helen liavlaon.
Mvrtl (1. Nelaiirf.
Waller J, Nickel
Mabel r. Nelhau.
William F. Noble,
riffle ,M. Noll,
lieorire A. tnlirerB.
Kllla Oliver.
Halph .. Curtl
John 0. Pavla. Jr.
I'harle 11. liable
Waller K. Hunor
Walter C. Jlarpater.
Jamil H. Taylor
Adln H. Webb
iluy 1.. WelKand
Frederick K. Welnard
Naille A. Wella
Charlea A. Hauptman Hayniond P. Weatovar
T. P. V. Jorgenaen W. T. Wlltlhaber
Col I Kt.E OF AfiBICl I.Tl'RE.
Hachelnr of Science In Aarlrulture.
Arthur Andcraon .lrdon K. Naninann
Harnhl H, Campbell .loacph H. Hhepard
I.lnu Chaau l,wl 1. Klat
Karl Korbt-a v John W. HJonren
Thomaa H. Oooddlnc Anton W. Hkudrna
Harlow il Fleck.
Albert liruver.
Clara M. Hnee.
Willie .1. Hounmark.
Owendulyn Hughe.
Lena J. Judy.
Adele Kellcnnanrer
Oene F. ldehendorfer.
Illanche I., Mci'artner.
Helen M. Matteaon.
Alice H Meeroplan.
Chrl Nelann.
John K Nelhon.
Klma Header.
Harold J. Stockman.
Klton Klwoml Stone,
tlertrude jarum
lel I. Taylor.
Hatnona Troup.
Kx Truman.
Liiueae A. I 'peon,
tienevteva Wegener.
Kleanor M. virkeit.
John H. Winetrniu.
Heater l.tit Wyman.
Kira M U l. h
t'arlton H. Voder.
I.ewla W, Horn
Roland M. llauaer
Ira N. KlndlK
Kwlttg W. Kuhn
I,. Ii. M. 'Reynold
Homer A. Nnai-
Harry P. ltlgdon
Hnrhelora if Kclence, Home Kronomlca.
Charlotte (1 Andcraon.leenneita Jnanann
Veda Aeenlth Hallcy Mary V. Krauae
Paul H. Ktwarl
FreM l Tyler
II. H. Thompaon
l.ewl A. Townaend
He Truman
Ito'.and J. Warhter
Margaret I. Ileal
Huth Jl. Bow den
l.enh Howker
flaltel 1 Clark
Winifred H Katea
Panay M. Kollmer
Bernlce E. Oolden
(ara M. tloeae
Krancea M Holllater
Kather V. Leamar
Kthallnda Matheny
Nellie K.. Morrla
l.euh A. Rihnfleld
Kva L. Bcrlven
licaale P. Taylor
Wenevteve Weaaner
Janet U. Wheeler
Kleanor M Wlckatt
1 1)1. 1. Kl.K OF KM.lNF.K.HIMi
Bachelor! nf Hclenre In lll Engineering
Oaorge M. Herquiat Thomaa
I'harlea II. t'ollina
riyaaca II. Harkan
llarhelora of Hclenre
Klmcr W. Andcrenn
Hlr hard I', He Coy
Kay Kvana Fee
W, K. Fowler. Jr.
Raymond (. I
Walfr Hall
l,orenr.o
Denning V. Nelann
Roy M Vnuna-
Klrclrlcal Fnglneerlng.
Klrner A .lotica
P. H McCullrturh
William C. Nodding
l-'errla W Norrla
llreer 1. eland I). Norton
J-riniK H Paiiatlri
l.eo H. Halllwell Clark Leonard Uyan
(luy Krwln Hancock W llrner 1, V Wright
Itacliclora of "deuce Mechanical Fnglneerlng
Irving C. Maker Vln'-ent C. (ii-orgn
William C. Chuplii V J l.eachlnaky
Kalen II. ConU Hcnjamln 8 Hplelh
Kdwitrda
Helence, Agrlcullml fnglneerlng.
c'h If bank
OI.I KI.F. OK LAW.
Ilachelora nf Law.
lioldcn P Kralg.
Parrel 'IV l.ane.
Karl McLean,
.lamca I. McMaaler
I'Irocal W. Mrthnerf.
l.fiivrte . Morrla
llnrnld Hcnion Muffly
I'harlea K Paul,
into H. Perrln.
John I.. Polk
Arthur C. Hehmldt.
Kmanuel H. Hharry.
Itaymond A. Hmlih.
Herbert C
Hachelnr
Jamca I',
Hugh Agor
Arthur iialla
John K . ,Houkihr.
Ileiilniiilll II H'lll'lll.
Hale II. I avdt
4 in y c, rhambcra
Klwood H. chiippall.
l.eo ii ( halt,
leant! 8 Coopnr, Jr.
Kffle Cover.
Wllaon 8. Ilelr.ell.
t l....rl W t iuu.i.nae
Aleiander ,f. Iiunlap
Clifford It Kdmlnaler Percy C. Hpem er.
Clarence T Hpler.
Vb ror M 8plrk.
ilenrge W. Hturgca
(luy T. Tnuvelle,
Taylor N Wlthrow.
Karl 8 Voting
Hamtwl C. .immermgn
toil Ki.F, or Mr:rtnK.
Iloctor nf Medicine,
carl H naainm. Frlcdrb h W. Nelhau.
Halih K Curtl Imrward H Park.
Paul June KKiry Wllber K Riley.
U'llliam It llalhreatll Abraham 8 HubnIU.
Paul C llelaaler
Harry If. Kill"
Charlea H. F.pperaon.
Nnrmall I', liaillt,
Harvey W. Ileaa.
I.eon A Hickman.
RiiBael W larael
John K, Jacobaon.
Margaret H. Iiavlaon. I.eon M. Palmer.
h'lora M. Iiawaon.
Harriet tiay.
i-ora W. lillwnrth.
Clair Ci Iilion.
f.'lara R. Jiodd.
illady K. Hominy.
Mary A. Parker.
Henry Paacnle.
Mildred 11. Peery.
John U Polk.
Marru L, Poteet.
Mary K. Prleal.
Clyde Jacob Urewlnf. ltudolph V. Prnkop.
Marguerite I.. Dye. Kllla J. Prourlflt.
Allenn M. F.berman. Hedvlc A. Prnvanlnk.
Jeannetta H. Finney, iloorge A. Raeely.
Robert H. Flanaburg.
Harlow C. Fleck.
F.lmer E. Floelber,
Wlllard M. Folaom
Uoyd K. Foler.
Hnry W. Foul,
rornell Frailer.
Irving; C. F'nat.
Kdna C. Frnyd.
arolln Funk.
Arthur B rielwlrk.
Clear C, Oolden.
Albert A, Uruver.
Howard Hadlay.
f'nwell A. Hagelln
William is.
er.
Kverelt l Randall.
Klma ReederJ
Kula B. Klchlird.
Ida I,. Roane.
Mlnnl E. Rohrer.
Richard B. Ruther
ford. Nannl Bamulon.
Ruth A. Btimford.
Hnwrd A. Navag.
Melvln H. Hchlelalnger
Kather Florence
fie hull i.
Harold J. Rchwab.
Kverett H. Bcott.
Itarnsbur- Margaret Beec.
KII.Hbcih Putnam.
Oladyg Hart. Haymour
Bernlc B Heckler. Wlll.i I,, Shea.
Matthew O. Harold. laador Kheldon.
Bertie IS Hoag. tionald F. Hhowaltar,
f lor at. Clair Hobon Rudolph C fllebert.
Clinton 8. Holoomb. Myra Kather Silver,
Willi J. Hourmark.
Gwendolyn Hugh.
Orace M. Huntley.
Arthur K. Jackaon.
Wlnnlfrad Jackon.
Olenn H. Jamea.
F.dlth Hlal
norl Heaal Slater.
John Henry 8lothowr
Caryl Hpauldln;.
Anna C. Mtaad.
Kathyrn I.. Btanley.
Charlott I.. Jenhln. Fey Wiaynr.
F.dmund K. Htn-
burg.
Harold Jl. Stockmen.
Jeaale O. Jone
Victor B. Jouvenat,
Lena 1. Judy.
Fdward M. Kadlee. Klton FJ ntone.
Pelma L. Kuf(. Slever W. Busman.
Adele L. Kellenbarger. Robert H Talbot,
jlabel Kelly. Florence n. Taylor,
.lame W. Klnlner. Paul K. Temple.
Richard V. Knupal. Jeaal M. Town.
Auguat C. Kreba.
Crnt H. Lanphere.
Florence I. Lemmon
Marls A. Lewi.
t'thrln C. Leyda.
Margaret L. I.eyda.
Riimnna Troup.
Lnulae Anna I'paon.
Alvln I). Wallace.
Chrla . Weher.
Helen Wehrll.
Cecilia B. Wehr.
3ene V. Llebendnrfer. Ktta M. Welch.
William H. Line.
francl E. Lord,
hlady M. Ixird.
Lauretta K. Ixird.
Blanch McCartney.
Hael McCartney,
(tuth M. McClymont.
Clara McManon.
Idyl d. Wild
F.IUabeth M. Wllllm
Ella Adella Wllllama.
Rarah I.. William,
Ida O. Wllaon.
Loevry C. wtmherly.
John H. Wunatrom.
Heter I.. Wyman.
Thomaa W. McMillan. C B. Yoder
John W. Mackey. William F. Youn.
Fannl E. Malaacker.
Hnrhelora of Science.
Fmery F. Almy Karl R. Leonard
Herriert R. Hunting; laaan 8. Schemheck
Jerome H. Burnett Hoacoe E. Shult
Louie K llatilach
H w. lloffmelaler.
l-'red L. Nor'oli
Earl. R, Leonard.
John I,. Linn
Bachelor
Ralph ti. Bait
William Hh'epnnl.
Clvde A. I'ndlne
William W. Walvoord
Ruth Aahley Warner.
Adln H, Webb.
of Hclenre.
K W. He baiifclberger.
l.radiiMtea In PlinmiHry.
Ilalnh Arner. Klwoml . iiurrman.
Aaae E. Brla Victor
MarMn B chltlbk.
John L. Hnrioon
Pliiiririaceullcal I'liemlata.
ftaul fl, Arenaon,
.lobnann.
Ili-eale Townaund.
8clma L. Kauf.
Mabel Kelly.
Mary V, Krauae.
F.ather V. Learner.
Klorenr I Lenimon.
Marl A. Law l".
Catherine C. I.eyda.
Lauretta K. Lord.
Her.el McCartney.
Ruth M. McClymont,
Tiara M. McMahon.
Fannie E. Maliachar., Myt a E, Sliver.
Kthallnda C. Ma lheny. Edit h B 8lt
Mvrtl O. Nelann.
Meble L. Nelhau.
Ileorga A. IKIger.
Mildred H Per.
Rudolph C Prokop.
Hedvlc A. Provaanlk.
Nannie V Hamuelaon.
Leah A Hchofleld.
Kva I, Brrlvan.
Will L. Hhea.
Jionald F. Hhowaller.
(Ilady M. Miller.
Margaret A. Miller.
Ruth Mllla
Nellie K. Nnrrl.
Jennie C, Mora.
Thlraa A. Mnaaman
Maiirln Murdock.
Iiella A, Nelaon
lKTAI.
Horna II Hlater
Anna Clara 8tad.
Florence R Taylor.
Chrl o Weber.
Helen Wehrll
Idvl illady Wild.
Ella A William.
Ida r Wllaon.
COI.LFSiK ANHOI'I.TKI WITH
' I MVFKHITVI.
Docti.ra of Dental etiirgerr,
Kol.ert F, Kouba
C. C. Lllllbrtdie
Harry B. Llnch
.lame B Marahall
Harold Neville
Charleg C. Roblnon
Warren B. 8cc
Walter 8, 8panton
Robert E Anderaon
John P. Harry
Ra J. Ilrlgham
Logan A. Cloplna
V'lo Coulter
Donald I). Donovan
Yule W. Howart
Earl E. Hunt
Jule V. Karrlngton ' Arnold i.i 8pcht
p.dwln 11. llardner ouy L. Bpencer
Bylveter D. Oreen Roger E. 8turdevant'
Charlea P. Oreuael Hale K. Stuart
Krnat F. Klein Corll I). Tolmn
In addition to these degrees the
following will receive diplomas from
the Teachers' college:
. TEACH F.RN ( OI.I.F.I.E.
Plploma anil I nlveralty Teacher Certificate
Charlotte II. AnderaontHadye E. 1'omlny
Ethel M. Arnold
Vale Ci. Ilabcock
Beaala L. Hayley
Margaret I, Real
Marguerite Reealoy
Ruth H. Bnwden
Olga E Brecka
Lnula B. Brownell
Juanlta L Campbell
AHeen M. Eberaon
Winifred B Eatea
Edna Chrlatlna Frnyd
Carolyn Funke
Hernlro E. Oolden
Walter E. linger
llladya Hart
Hernlcu 8. Heckler
Hertle B. Hoag
Kmma I, Chrlatenaen Cloy fl. Hobaon
Hmel P. Clark
Florence M. Clayton
Lulu M. Coe
Helen Iiavlaon
Clair C. lilum
Clara It. Imdda
TEACHF-KM1 COI.I.Kf.E.
Diploma and City Ntate ( ertlflrate.
Catherine P. Atwood. Minnie E. llohrer.
Leah HowHt
I'larlce L. Hreeae.
Florence M Clayton.
Irma O. Coe.
Margaret H, Davlenn
Fiancee M. Holllater
Wtnnlfred Jackaon
Charlotte L. Jcnkln
.leannetle .lohnaon
JchbIo Jon'
Karl N. Hamuelaon.
Ruth Aahton Hanford.
Kther A Hchiilta.
Helen L Bcott.
Kathryn L. Htanley.
DISTRICT COURT SITS
j IN JOHNSON COUNTY
i Tecumseh, Neb., June S. ( Special,)
The Johnson county district court
will convene in regular session in
Tecumseh today, with Judge J. B.
Kaper of Falls City on the bench.
There are very few civil cases on
the docket, only twenty-two, while
the number of criminal cases is far
in excess of normal fifteen. There
being so many criminal cases is ac
counted for as an aftermath of the
sitting nf the grand jury here last
year. Nine of these cases are against
Merman Steinkuhlrr, a former saloon
keeper at Sterling, for alleged ille
gal sales of liquor, and two are
against (ieorge Entires of Crab Or
chard, a druggist, upon the same
cKarge. Other criminal cases are on
parole of convicts, an appeal case
from a justice court and the case of
the state against George F. -Dorsch,
formerly of Sterling, but now of Colo
rado, on a forgery charge. The petit
grand jury has been summoned to
appear for service on Monday,
June 12.
AURORA RETAILERS -
FORM ORGANIZATION
Aurora, Neb,, June 5, (Special,)
I'nder the impetus of the Stoekdale
meetings which were held in Aurora
last week the retailers have organized
a local association. Already eighteen
firms are represented and it seems
probable that all lines wilt lie repre
sented in this association. The
Stockdale meetings were attended
largely by the merchants and the
problems of retail merchants in s
town of this size were studied with
expert care. Other speakers during
the week were Frank ! Kinger of
Lincoln, commissioner of the Manu
facturers' Association of Nebraska;
H. W. Campbell, U W. Chase and
V.. L. Smith of Lincoln. The week
closed with a bargain day in all of
the stores. This was well patronized
by the farmers of Hamilton county.
AUTOMOBILE PRESENTED
TO AURORA MINISTER
Aurora, Neb., June 5. (Special.)
The Rev. C. C. Dolibs of the Christian
church of Aurora was the most sur
prised man in town Sunday, when his"
congregation escorted him outside of
the church following the morning
exercises, and presented him with a
new Ford automobile. Rev. J, H.
Saulsbury of the I'reshyterian church
made the presentation Bpeech, he
having brought his entire congrega
tion to witness the affair. Mr. Dolibs
has been with the Aurora church
just a little more than a year and
his administration has been of a high
order.
SPRING TERM OPENS AT
WAYNE NORMAL SCHOOL
Wayne, Neb., June S. (Special.)
The summer term at the Wayne State
normal opens tomorrow. Indications
point to the largest enrollment in the
history of the school. O. H. Howen,
superintendent of the Wayne public
school; R. R. Rogers, superintendent
of the Pilgcr school; Miss I,tira Dean
of Chicago and Miss Hill of Hlair will
assist in the teaching. Miss Anna
Antony, who has been on leave of
absence for a year, will resume her
work in the commercial department
and Miss Fannie Britell will assist in
the department of science.
Aged Minister Stricken Blind.
Beatrire, Neb., June S. (Special.)
The Rev. Mr. Pearson of Adams, a
veteran minister of the Methodist
church, has been forced to retire be
cause of ill health. Mr. Pearson has
been in the ministry for over fifty
years, never missing a Sunday on ac
count of his health, when suddenly he
was stricken with blindness.
Lumbaa-n anil I'alrm In the) Hark.
At the flrat twinge nf pain In the hack
apply Sloan Liniment relief come at
once. Only tin. All lrualt, Adv.
A Summer Service
Unequaled Any
where. Savings and
Satisfaction.
If you are going
away let the Mail
Order Dept. serve
you.
Here Bs a Sale of Notions
Compensation
Kmer.Hon found that the
law of compensation
was working every day
and every hour Home
one el.se said : "You jjet
what you give." which
practically rnean the
same thing.
Vvr yettr and jcar-s
thi More ha given tl
cry hct at all time to
t'cncfit iti immene
clientele -SKUVIt nf
the highest grade td
the people uh"m it
cne and in return
the people who trade
here give hack to this
c!re their tef fith
and fer that a H iui e
than a store that It h
an ii'i'.'i'.,
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