THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JUNE 6, 1920.
11 3 GRADUATES
GET DIPLOMAS
AT CREIGHTON
Thirtieth Annual Commence
ment Exercises Held at
Jesuit University Judge
Wade Delivers Address.
New Music Director
Named for First Central
Congregational Church
(Calls Cops to Quell
students playing craps, accompanied
by much obscenity and profanity.
The five youths also had obtained
a bottle of liquor.
Tim dean nrilcrert the frame
chestincss and went to bed, but the
fifth, Paul K. McC.ill. of St. Joseph,
Mo., packed up his belongings and
started home. He was a freshman
in the college of liberal arts. Dean
Flickinger refuses to name the oth
ers. 37 P. C. of Students Are
Working Through College
' Msrs Skeleton Found
i Underneath Straw Pile
j night last fall in answer to a call
to pull a motor car out of a mud-
Miniature Craps Riot
Of College Students
hole. He had not been seen since.
F.ug,ene, Ore., June 1. A report j
issued by the recorder's ofliee at the I
I'tiiversity of Oregon shows that of
all the men students in the uuiver- i
Mty .57 per cent are wholly 9'lf-sup- I
Webber, Kan., June 1. This town
is confronted with a murder mys
tery by the discovery of the skele
ton ot a Viv, under a ftraw pile near
here.
The bones were identified s
those of T.d.vord Sh-.tlts of Grand
Island, Neb., who left home one
' stopped and threatened the players
!itli evnnlsinic where tinon thev
States is now using more crude rCjj, i
iaUiom mnntli trtun the whnu
world used in the entire year of 18rb.
Cows were successfully shipped
by motor truck for the milk expo
sition, recently held in the Grand
Central palace, New York City-
threatened to smash windows, tear
I , , i t. it. .
Chicago Trlbunr-Omuha lire leased Wire,
Kvanston, 111., June 5. Dean Roy
C. Flickinger of tlie College of Lib-
uown ooors aim wrt-itv inc umvri
sity generally. Police were sum
moned and the incipient riot was
quicftly subdued.
Four of the youngsters lost their
The Automobile association of
Great Hritain has prepared elaborate
plans for the reception and guidance
of American tourists visiting Eng
land. porting, nl per cent earn more than
halt of their expenses, and only '0
per cent have incomes to denentl
upon or are willing to let theii fami
lies bear the burden.
era! Arts of Northwestern univer
sity Thursday night came upon five
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Creighton university held its oOth
annual commencement exercises in
he Creighton gymnasium yesterday.
One hundred and thirteen students
.-p-e graduated from the colleges of
arts, medicine, law, dentistry and
pharmacy.
Martin J. Wade, United States
district judge, addressed the grad
uates and the large number of
friends that attended the exercises.
Chief Justice Andrew M. Morrissey
administered the oath to the law
graduates.
Diplomas Presented.
President John F. McCormick. S.
J., introduced the speakers. The
following presented the diplomas to
the graduates in their respective de
partments: Dean Robert W. Kc,!1ey,
liberal arts; Herman von W. Schultc,
medicine and training school for
nurses; Louis J. J. TePoel, law; A.
Hugh Hippie, dentistry; Howard C.
Newton, pharmacy.
Twenty nurses who attended the
Creighton Memorial St. Josephs
Training School for Nurses, were
graduated. The University Glee
club gave many numbers and were
roundly applauded. The University
band furnished music for the finale.
The following cre graduated:
( oiler of Arts.
Doctor of Science in Medicine Kben J.
Carey. M.
Bachelor if Arts William Jumcs
'Attains, Klnier uth.i llergnian, t'.eorpe licr-r-nrd
Holniiil. Joseph Arlington Keiler;
Jliirolil Jllohitol Kellcy. lhirnhl Curl Ik I.in
httn, Clifford .lames Long, Joseph llannon
McUronrty, Kdwnnl Kmnmt o'Xeil.
Hac-helor i.f Philosophy William James
Gartlan1. OlmrlfS ineent Kearney.
Bachelor of Science in Medicine -Percy
J'ctor ndl. luymonil Jaine.? Brennaii, Klias
(leorge Canii'l. John (iudfrey t'lialoupka.
Il.nry Aloysiun Collins. Richard Kenneth
'oillns. J. Milton t'ook. T'aul VUtor Huffy,
Karl Thomas Hanger. John 1'rancis Canli
ner. l.eo James Homitach, Jternard Vincent
Kenney. Paul Kdtvanl Kubitseheli, William
Owen Jlclin tnot t, William Thomas Ranee,
licorice lta mond Kluth', William Howard
bchmltz.
CollcKr of Mrilii-in.
Poctor of Medicine Frederick Arm
utronK, Norman Marry Atwood, Itiiyinonil
Patrick Carrol, tleoi-KO Francis t'orrigan.
Tobias English, Karl Thomas ('.anger, John
Conrad liiever. Austin Jos ph Hebcnstreit,
Ihoiiuii T.eo ictllton. Carro! Jensen, Jacob
l.ande. John Kdwanl Mannion. John Kd
ward M'tlhollan.l. Eugene .ct:abe, William
Owen McDermol t, John Patrick McUon
tiugh, Patrick llenrv Mellow an, Kdward
Kmmet McMahon. Albert Pfeffer. William
Thomas Kanee, Isadore Hips, Dean Tipton,
Frank James Tobin.
CoHcro of Law.
Uacttelor of I. aw John Vernon Ander
p ti, Kugene -Martin tllennon. Edward
Jlichael lUllon. James Thomas Knglish,
Joseph Jerome Fraser, J. Kdward Haley,
Jtosco Arthur Hill. Juhn R. Klaseus, K.d
ward Hugo McCaffrey, Kdward Kerr Mr
liermott, Jmifi Krunuls Mclermott, Ray
mond Gerald Moonan, William i'atrick
Mullen. Penrosu Kriwin Roniig. Victor Ern
est Spittler. lvanlel Timothy Sullivan.
Colleic of Dentistry.
T)oetor of Dental Surgery: James Paul
Connolly. Kdward Joseph Cogan, Michael
Joseph Healy.
College of Pharmacy.
Pharmaceutical Chemist: Curt Oscar ;
Benson, Leo Fred Weber, Orvijle Joseph j
Ksher.
tiraduate In Pharmacy: Milada Rose
Hobisud, Clyde Rayntontl Wythe. Herenke .
. Hurford, Henry Jlils Hurt, Ryle Waldemar I
rknhlelonn. Rudolph. John Henry Fruhm, I
VlX Raymond llerrington, Ches Iiroek j
l.aVsen. Francis Kdward Maher. Arthur
Jnhll Morphy. tieorge .Tosop1! IS'esladeli. j
Knoch Reed Oakley, John Weesel Ort-
man, Richard Ceorge Ruzlcka, Henry ,
Rosa, William liertrand Wilson. Pine
Wagner.
College of Medicine. I
Graduate Nurse: Charlotte T-ouise
Bricknell. TWtha E. Krunk, Matildn A.
Ttanneeker, Mary K. Dugdale. Gertrude c.
Kckerman, Anna, Flannlgan'. Mary Ann
Foley, F.dith M. C.ishpcrt, Sarah S. Jerger,
Alecia I.awler. Telxirah R. l.iebee, Ann
M. Marek, Alice E. McCreary. Grace V.
O'Malley, Grace Marie Ricketts, Florence
K. Scbuler. Eleanor S. Weimiunhol'f, -Mabel
Uee Wright.
Fred G. Ellis, baritone, has been
appointed director of music at the
First Central Congregational church
for next season.
Mr. Ellis was connected with the
First Congregational church when he
formerly made his residence in Oma
ha. Mr. Ellis will have a quartet
and chorus choir. Martin Bush
will continue as organist.
Booze Locked in Safety
Box Is Willed to Woman
Sacramento. Cal.. June 5.' Charles
Rhodes of this city believed in
"safety first" when the 18th amend
ment went into effect. He stored
his precious stock of liquids in a
safety deposit box. Tuesday, May
4. Rhodes committed suicide. Sev
eral tlnvs later a will was found
in a local bank making Mrs. Mary
X'elsnn bis benef iciarv. Kv the
terms of the will Mrs. Nelson was
made heir to 15 bottles of whisky
p. ml a hank account ot ,0UU. All
of Rhodes' worldly effects were
stored in various safety deposit
boxes.
Yes, and mothers will tell their daughters that thfi' beauty and comfort of
furniture today surpasses that of yesterday. True it is, however, that
any daughter today, about to become a June Bride, can choose furniture
that will give the same long-lived service and enjoyment that Mother's
furniture lias given and is giving.
There's no secret in being able to choose the right furniture. It's choosing
t lie right store, with the same discrim ination that you use in selecting the
right furniture. When we purchase our stocks of home furnishings, we
choose such furniture that has quality, beauty and distinctiveness to the
last degree. As always, you make your own terms.
3 Rooms Furnished, $199.50. 4 Rooms Furnished, $275. 5 Rooms Furnished, $344.50.
What is said to be the first auto
mobile in the world was recently lo
ci ted by American officers near Le
Mans, France. The authentic rec
ord of this self-propelled road
vehicle is that it was built in 1,878.
HEAVY
Hoisting
E. J. DA VIS
1212 Farnam. Tel. D. 353
Texas has close to 320,001) motor
vehicles, being the leader for motor
cars registrations in the south.
Money bark without quntion
f HUNT'S Salve fails in the
treatment of ITCH, ECZEM A,
RINGWORM. TETTER or
other itching slcin diseases. Try
75 cent boi at our risk.
Sherman & McConnell Drug Co.
1- rv
Chiropractic
Adjustments
assure perfect
health after
other methods
have failed in
85 of all
cases.
It costs you nothing to
find out about Chiroprac
tic. Call and ask about it.
Dr. J. A. Markwell, Chiropractor
6th Floor Paxton Block
16th and Farnam Streets Phone Doug. 9244
Week Days 9 to 1, 3 to 6 P. M. Sundays 10 to 12
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All Table Lamps
Beautiful lamps to suit every
laste in an endless number of de
signs with metal, mahogany, poly
chrome and novelty bases with silk,
cretonne and parchment shades,
all ONE-THIRD OFF for the Anni
versary Sale.
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I Phonographs
I- TJlo-rr All Xannr. Ac
J- lay nu ivcuuiuo
This Sapphire Ball
shown above is a je-wcled ruby
that glides around the record
grooves like a drop of water.
There is NO wear on the rec
ord (as with a steel needle) the
beauty of the original tone is
always preserved.
Plays ALL Eecords
You are not confined to one
make of records as with the
"one record" phonograph.
The Pathe plays all records
$50 to $250
ler W
eek
Brings a Demonstration of Kroehler Bed Davenports
That Shows How to Add Extra Bed Room to Your Home
Puts This E 3TT
KROEHLER ' jU
Kroehler Bed Davenport Headquarters
In ease of a storm detaining friends in ease of unexpected guests a Kroehler lied Dav
enport always gives you an extra bedroom. Ami, during the day, you have a delightfully
pleasing, comfortable davenport that will "stand out" among the furnishings of your home.
A Special Demonstrator Will Be Here Throughout the Week
' Come in and see how simple a Kroehler Davenport can be turned into a comfortable bed
for two persons. You Avill see a big variety in fumed, golden and mahogany finishes uphol-'
stered in genuine leather, Spanish moleskin, velour, tapestry, etc. Largest display in the west.
Ice Cream Free!
Delicia Ice Cream and Sunshine Wafers
Made from rich cream and the choicest flavors.
Delicia Ice Cream, with "Sunshine" wafers, is so
refreshing after one has been shopping. Dainty
waitresses will serve this wholesome treat FREE of
charge to all who visit the Demonstration.
Easy Terms
Tho amount you save each week in rent will en
able you to meet the low, "easy-to-pay" terms and
in a few months the Bed Davenport is yours.
Davenport Given Away
Come to the store for particulars.
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From Many Anniversary Specials
A Whole Room Full of Furniture comprising a FIVE-piece suite built
of oak in fumed fiilish large Rocker and Arm Chair with upholstered
seats handsome Settee Rocker without arms (not d A pj
pictured) Library Table as shown five pieces, only ((It DU
William and Mary Dining Suite Note how graceful in design it is
a Grand Rapids make in mahogany, hand rubbed to a beautiful finish
consisting of 60 inch Buffet 54 in. Table and 6 tQ7C- fifl
chairs upholstered in genuine blue leather J)3 OsUU
Colonial Bed Room Suite in dull rubbed walnut consisting of Dresser
with plank top and large French plate beveled edge mirror a Chiffonier
with minor a three-mirror Dressing Table and t07Q Eft
handsome, full size bud, in the Anniversary Sale I cOU
Are You a
Builder
Are you laying a sound founda
tion for the future? Are you pre
paring for the welfare of your
loved ones so that when the
"Tornado of Fate" sweeps you
away to the great beyond they
will be well provided for?
Better consider this at once
get in touch with the
Woodmen Of the World
The Society Built on an Absolutely Solid Foundation
Pne Dontfas 4570. If. 0. W. Bid.
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Porch Swings that will stand out-of-doors
weather, in 3-passenger mod
els, complete with chains, $3.75
Gas Stove with two powerful burn
ers that direct an intense heat
against the utensils and an excel
lent baking oven;
special, at
$22.50
This Ice Saving "Gurney'
Refrigerator
"Northland" brand at
$29
The food and ice wastfd
by a poor refrigerator will
pay for a good refrigerator
in two seasons.
This "Northland" is a
GOOD Refrigerator. It is a
100 pound ice capacity, cold
air circulating model and
an excellent value.
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Daughter's Furniture as Fine as Mother's
Reduced in This 33rd Anniversary Sale
Lawn Swing Four-passenger
model, sturdily built' of hard
weather-proofed wood, with
bolt construc
tion at
$6,50
Porch Rocker, $2.45
Reed and Rattan Chairs Beautiful chairs, hant
woven of tough material to give them a flexibility
so essential to real "comfort." These chairs (as
pictured) are suitable for indoor
and outdoor use, special, each.
$12.95
Lawn Hose
Guaranteed, dependable Lawn 01
garden hose in full 50-foot
lengths only $7.95 J A C
25 foot lengths only OimO
Hole Nozzles .. 69c
Lawn Sprinklers ...,75c
Spading Forks with four TQi
tines, special at 7 C
'ITTHKKS
S. E. COR. 16th & JACKSON STS.
(Q)WWW
Glass Pitchers 39c
Large size pitcher of clear,
crystal glass for lemonade,
ice tea, etc.
ACME FREEZERS Two-
quart capacity for ice cream,
ices, etc., special
at, each
65c
Gas Irons, at $3.95
Ilectric Irons, $2.95
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