Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 11, 1915, Page 3

Nebraska WESLEYAN CONFERS DEGREES Hundred and Eighty-Seven Graduate from Several Departments of University. ADDRESS BY BISHOP M'DOWELL UNTVERSITY PLACE, Neb, June 10 (Special.)—The twenty-sixth annual com- mencement of the Nebraska Wesleyan university was held in the auditorium bere yesterday morning. Bishop Me- Dowell of Chicago was the speaker Bishop Hristol of Omaha was a guest and was seated on th eplatform. In addition to the 1¥7 degrees, certificates and diplo- mas awarded by varlous departments, the degree of doctor of divinity was conferred on Rev. A. O. Hinson of Holdrege, Rev. E. M. Furman of Tecumseh and Rev. E. E. Hosman of Norfolk. The degree of dncters ol letters was conferred on Dean Marvin G. Filler of Dickineon college, Carlisle, Pa. The lists of graduates is as follows Prizes for Scholarship. Prizes for scholarship were awarded as follows The 8. K. Warrick senlor prize of $25 was wen by Miss Evangeline Robinson with a grade of 9%.48 per cent. Finora Simpson. Nellle Carey, Arthur Embree and Rachael Stander received honorabie mention The 8. K. Warrick junior prize of $20 wus won by Miss Lela Gillan, with a grade of 95.07 per cent, Floyd Weed, Junia Powers, Ethel Robinson and Carrie Holton récelved honorable mention The 8. K, Warrick sophomore prize of $15 was won by Miss Pearl Fosnot, with a grade of 9.65 per cent. Honorable men- tion wae given to Ada Wilcox, Roy Hud- son, Beulah Hampton and Minnie Parli. The S. K. Warrick freshman prize of $10 was won by Walter French, with a grade of 9 per cent. Honorable mention was given to Bernice Bolton, Agnes Aron- son, Blake Spencer and Gladys Ainslee. The A. L. Johnson academy prize of $25 was won by George Mol with .11 per cent. Honorable mention was given to Hagel French, Jennie Vaughan, Clara Biesemeler and Kenneth Murphy. George Morrell also won the George E. Johnson ministerial prize of $25. Honor- able mention was given to W. 8. Morris and W, H Gardner. ‘The M. A. Taylor prize to Orophllian men was won by Robert Sands. List of Degrees Conferred. Agnong_the degrees conferred are BACHELOR OF ARTS Cecll Fay Laverty, Florence Leininger, Glenn Oval Lowe, Nellie Mary Carey, Albert Leslie Croc Myra A. Cramb, Russel A, Davis, Birdie Sleuman, John W, Ekwall, Mabel Merle Lucas, Arthur L. Embree, Mabel E. Lundgren, Marie H. Faulhaber,lva F. Marvel, Madge Calla FrenchJohn H. Miller, W, H. Gardner, ‘larence A. Norall, Bess F. Gilbert, Robert M, Orrill, Fay Grace Gilian, Helen M. Plumb, vangeline Robinson ldon D. Schock, Walter Locke Goff, E Grant W Sill. Nellid N. Gray, Il‘l’n‘r‘y’?\hnfl(:;jgé”nl' Elnora Simpson, Forbert R, Hiet{, Birdie Sleuman. A. D. Holllngshead, Rachael E. Stander, Amy 8. Hooger " Russell M. Vifquain, Ethel B. Jackson, Chesley F. White, Sarah E. Kirtiana, Ethel M. Whiteley, BACHELOR OF SCIENCE. ' on T. Gilillan. Verl W. Linch, vinthrop B. Lane, MASTER OF ®\RTS. Tnez_Painies, 2 . - UNIVERSITY STATE CERTIFICATE. Nellle M. Carey, Verl W. Linch, John W. Ekwall, Mabel M. Lucas, Eva E. Embree, Mabel E. Lundgren, Mary H. Faulhaber, Iva F. Marvel, M 'l’! C. French, Clarence A. Norall, Nellle N. Gray, KEldon D. Schock, Mary A. Hayden, Elnora Simpson, Herbert R. Hiett. Birdle Sleuman, A. D. Hollingshead,Rachael E. Stander, el B. Jackson. George E. Tozer, Florence F. Leiningeifthel M. Whiteley, FIRST GRADE CERTIFICATE. Fred Akert, John W. Hussey, Elste Barton, Olive M. Joy, Beas B Bedell, ‘Lottle F. Lean, Onle G. Booth, Glenn O. Lowe, Bertha B. Brooks, Muriel C. Malander, May L. 3 Glibert W. McGaw, Nora Pearl Cady, Edith L. Randall, Ethel L. Eubank, Ella Scheffel, Helen M. Force, Ethel H. Smith, AMarie Goodrich, Josie Sullivan, lols F. Gridley, Erman N. SBwett, Nellie ¥. Hanson, ¥dna M. Voight, Ruth M, Harrison, Beatrice A. &alb&l !"'na L. Hartman, Mildred H. Hatch, Rena May Haynes, Flsia M. Hill, Verdie B. H Vera V. Holt, Irma L. Sheets. Changes in Faculty. The board of trustees has been in con- tinuous session for two days, attending to routine business and planning for a further financial campaign. Satisfaction is expressed on all sides with the progress which has been made in this connection and it seems sure that a succesdful con- clusion will be reached Ernest A. Rawner was elected to suc- ceed Dr. Brightman as professor of philos- ophy and psychology, the latter having resigned to accept a position at Old Wesleyan at Middleton, Conn. Mr. Ray- ner has received the degrees of A, B, and A. M. from" Cornell university, Ph. D. from the Universitr of New York and B. D, and Th, D. from Drew Theological seminary, Miss Wilhelmson was promoted to be assistant professor of education. Miss Antonia John will succeed Miss Lena At- kinson sistant registrar. The elected officers for the com- year as follows: President, A. L. ice president, M. D. Cameron; treasurer, I. B. Schreckengast; secretary, G. E. Currler. Beulah L. Wyant, Mildred Epperson, Beass M. or(}(lm. ull, SENT TO INSANE HOSPITAL FALLS CITY, June 10.—(Special.)— Chester James, who stole a team at Hum- boldt last Thursday night, was examined by the commission as to bis sanity and after hearing the statements of his wife, who was also bound over by the Hum- boldt justice of the peace on w charge of stealing the team, and examining into Iis past record and present physical con- dition, decided that James was irrespon- sible and should be sent to the state hos- pital for the insane at Lincoln. ——— ' North Platte Will Pave Streets, NORTH PLATTE, Neb., June 10.—(8pe- cial)—At last It appears that North Platte is to become a city with paved streets. Arrangements have been made to take advantage of the law passed by the last legislature to create paving dis- tricts. The Chamber of Commerce of this city is making arrangements with the council to create a paving district which will include the greater portion of the business district and about $100,000 worth of paving will no doubt be put in during the present year. Table Rock to e City Hall, TABLE ROCK, Neb., June 1.—(Spe- clal.)—At the meeting of the village hoard held here Monday night, it was decided to baild a new town hall, 22x80, two stories in height, by a vote of 3 to 2 Work, it is supposed, will begin at once, unless stopped by & thieatened injunc- ton. THE LAW DEGREE WILL BE CONFERRED by the fac. ulty of Georgetown- University upon four Omaha men, OMAHA, - FRIDAY, JUNE 11, Tudge Field Dies : of Heart Trouble shown here, wito have completed the course this year. All four are graduates of the College of Arts of Oreighton Uni- ! versity and are native sons of Omaha. locate in Omaha for the practice of the legal profession. The commencement exercises at Georgetown will be held ,D.C. June 14 to 17 at Washington, ./ Francis B. Driscoll eral terms as county judge, district judge and three terms In the legislature, belng speaker of the house in 1S5, He was de- |feated for congress by W. J. Bryan in {1502 U | Falr ~ Notes FAIRBURY, Neb 10.~(Special ) [<Owing to n shortage of ongineers on the ska division of the Rack Island . W. Reed has promoted en, Including F. W. Dole- Harry Pearman and G, B. Wylle lsland steam shovel which Albright for has been pulle and man, The Rock has been operating at the | 1ast month out of serve lice temporarily returned to Fair | Bu=y W. A Rock Islard, his duties and is sofourning In Canada | The June term of court will be held on {June ® and a number of criminal cases will occupy the attention of Judge 1. M | Pemberton the is enjoying a vacation from Inwood, chief dispatcher for ds Produce Results. Bee Want THYMENEAL Hoover.Jones, OSHKOSH, Neb., June 10.-(Epecial.)— Garden county has established a county high school at Oshkosh and instructors will be engaged at the first meeting of the board of regents in Oshkosh on Sat- urday, June 15. A corps of four In- NICKEL faucetsoongetsdingy, Brighten up with 3-in-One! Far better than rough, scratchy, scouring preparations, Fine, too, for spots on wainscoting and enamel work. Keeps whole bathroom clean, san- itary. Try it ADictionary of 100 other uses with every bottle. 10¢,25¢, —all stores. * 3-in-One OIL HenryW. Driscoll Clay County Man® is Killed by Shock CLAY CENTER, Neéb,, June 10.—(Spe- clal Telegram.)—During the severe elec- trical storm Thursday morning at {:20 lightning stfuck the windmill tower in the yard of Otto Hertal, living six miles | west of Clay Center. As a result of the shock Mr, Hertal expired in a few mo- ments. Doctors assigned the death to the shock, as neither the house nor the body were marked by the bolt. Table Rock Couple Blopes, TABLE ROCK, Neb., ‘Juhe ' 10.—(Spe- clal)—Miss Maggle Miller, the daughter | of Mr. and Mrs. William Miller, und Mr. James Hiskey were married’ Monday by the county judge at Pawnee City. Miss groom some years older. 43 N.Bdwy,N.Y. Miller came to Table 'Rock with her mother to do some trading. The two In- cidentally met, and with the ald of an automobile hurried to the office of the county judge, where they were married about 3 p. m. While -the mother was phoning to her husband and the county |Judge to prevent the marriage, the newly | wedded couple -réturned to -Table Rock, and went to the home cf the groom and the mother returned alome to her home, after a flood of tears, first presenting the bride with a check, the amount of which | is not known, The bride is 19, and Um‘l SPECIAIL SALE —OF— PLAYER MUSIC Rolls at Half Price, 2,000 up-to-date 88-note rolls must be sold regardless of cost. SCHMOLLER & MUELLER PIANO CO. 1811-18 Farnam St. e | Try This for Neuralgin, ! Neuralgla is a pain in the nerves. | Sloan's Liniment penetrates and soothes | | the aching nerves, Get a bottle now. 25c, | Al aruggists.—Advertisement. Henry Rohlff Company, Distributor, 2567-63 Leavenworth St., Omaha, Neb. June 10th, 1840: FURS—The St. Louis Bulletin of the Sth says: '“T'wo Mackinaw boats arrived here yesterday from lowa, loaded with buffalo robes”. 1840—1915 Seventy five years ago . when buffalo abounded as far east as the Mississippi, the brewery of Lemp was founded—the oldest in America with a National patronage. It is not surprising that three geneta- tions of brewing #ffort should be re- warded with the supreme brew — “Bhe choices t product Mo Trabory are”® FALSTAF Lemp's 75 years' brewing experience is proved by the perfect flavor of this incomparable beer, Beeris a food. Bread and beer are same materinle; cereals yeast and is solid:beer s liquid—both are highly Physicians prescribe b tissue the elixir of life. de of the r. Bread urishing. beer to produce cnerer. trengtben nerves. Good beer Doue. R76 Tlanhana: (From a Staff Correspondent.) | LINCOLN, June 10.—(Special Telo Most of them will gram.)—Judge Allen W. Field, one of the {best known atturneys of the state, died | of heaft trouble last night at his home | in this clty. He had bden in il health for nearly a year. Mr. Field served se atructors, ineluding perintendent, | | will bo engagvd, and an offort is being the | mad cure the best possible talent Itor the money. Thel high school will be [an accrédited one. The local sehesl dis it ervoted a $15,00 school bullding last In which the high school will be |placed. This will be the first complete sn school In the county and the only | | Inheritance Tax Assessed. { COLUMHUS, Neb., June 10.—(8pécial)- | [C N. Meisltreah, appraiser In the James E. North estate, filed his report to John Rattermian, county judge, as to the In- heritance tax in said estate, The report shows that Mre. L. Rose Evens toceived, after deducihig al exemptions, the sum of 0. and pays & tax of 345, Bdward W, North's share of the estats is valded at $19.048 and paye a tax of $150.48 FRECKLE FACE ! Sun ana a 3 N Mamtove Heslly? 20" Hera's a chance, Misas Freckis-tace, to try 1 remedy for freckles with the guar- antes of a rellable dealer that it will not Cost vou a penny unless it removes the freckleai while it does give you a clear complexion the expense I trifiing Simply ot An ounce of othine—double strengthe-from Sherman & MeConnell's jdrug stores or anv druggist, and a few {applicationa should shew vou how easy {it 18 to rid yourself of the homiely freckion | and got a beautiful compléxion. Rarely | is more thon one ounce néeded for the worst case Be sure to ask the druggist for the double atrength othine as this I& the pre- scription sold. under guarantee. of.money | back f it fal's to remove freckies, —— —————— | Mise Almeda lLouise Jones, Aaughter {of Nelson Jones, ani Mr. Frank L. Hoover were married by Rev, Charle {W. Savidge, Wednesday evening at 8:¥ &t the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Nor {man Hoover, 917 North Twenty-fifth | street | | The attendants were Mirs Grace Hoover | {ana Mr. Barney Goodwin Garden Honesty built oar business to one of the largest practices in Nebraska. We tell you on firet consultation just what' you need and exactly what cost of same will be. PAINLESS EXTRAOTION NY VITALISED AXR. Taft’s Dental Rooms 1517 DOUGLAS STREET. Beat your neighbors getting' your wash on the line. and do a big day’s washing in less than half a day. You can! Try it and see!l Use cool or lukewarm water. Don’t hard-rub the clothes. Don’t boil. It’s as easy as it sounds. ¥els & Co., Philadelphia. Busy Bee Boys~- | Do You Like to Coast? Here is your chance to geta fine Coaster FREE. We Will Give Five Coasters to the five boys bringing us the most pie- tures of the coaster before 4 P. M., Sat- urday, June 12, This pleture of the coaster will be in The Bee every day this week. Cut them all out and ask your friends to save the pictures in their paper for you too. See how many pictures you can get and bring them to The Bee Of- fice Saturday, June 12, The coasters will be given Free to the boys or girls that send us the most ple- tures before 4 P. M,, Satur- day, June 12. Now, w € Tommy did, is the very important m Gouverneur Morris in this week’s installment of the story. Celestia rises from her downy couch of leaves and stretches her soft limbs out to the early morning sun, glances at her man friend Tommy, the first man she had ever known, and declares her desires in ghi truly naive way. of You who know Anita Stewart, picture her in this situation if you can, and your mind’s eye will imagine one of the loveliest delights ever awarded to the eyes of a human being. In naming this the “Serial Beautiful,” the admirers have only approached its true qualities. Something new has been reached o OMAHA DAILY BEE