Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 29, 1916, Page 11

| NEWS SECTION l PAGES ELEVEN TO TWENTY. | VOL. XLV—NO. 271, MANY WILL RECEIVE THEIR SHEEPSKINS ® Graduates from Different Colleges of Creighton University to Num- ber Hundred and Forty-Two. EXERCISES SATURDAY NIGHT Ono hundred and forty-two grad ates of the colleges of Creighton will recelve degrees this vening at the Brandels theater, The will be as follows; Medicine, 20; arts, 115 universit % dentistry prominent attorney of I A will be the prineipal e ther MeMenamy, presi the university, will confer the grad o deg and addres nunies, The resented by Dr Emyth, Dr A Kelly and Prof, 1. ( departments will be rep A. D, Dunn, C, T H. Hipple, Father Arledge i 1 ' J : Mo for E J odn | g Dovg ( D J ] Vidw " 11 ¥ of ' o W ‘ ! ! aff ol dogree ' I 1l thye P 14 ' A whone h | Intend , ] ne ‘ hie ' ' e Perhaps Mfil_:W'is a Real Jelly Roll When She Got It " i h Hew In sadly dllapidated o parcel post divislon of John Blake Dies at /\;,4‘ uf Slxty Thrcu & Kent, Pngland, country when a t 1o of 1 1 irvived by his wife and flve ’ frs Alfred Oleson and Harr f Mrs. Charles Barnes of I, ¢, Butts and Mrs, 1 T0 PRACTICE ECONOMY IN USE OF ALL PAPER I N( W B(mk\ RICAN D RE, 1 now making it and carrying & PRICES ON WHEAT MARKET enrlonds on conts per bushel THE OMAHA DAILY BEE CREIGHTON COMMENCEMENT ORATOR WHO SPEAKS TONIGHT, Joseph Scott Juliug F. 8ilber is Loading Cargo for 0“”“]& 341/ St. J()g(;ph " o {‘ It Is In from Decatur, ha rgo of merchandise each time ARE ABOUT A CENT LOWER |, welling at from he recelpty ’ FIRES PISTOL AT FORMER WIFE AND HER HUSBAND Jnmes €% Sloux City was ar ith and Dorcas street fter firing n revolve 0, Mr day morning on a charge of ith intent to wound. FREE DISHES FOR WIVES AND MOTHERS Buit Buyers Take Advan. tage of Unusual Offer, Enterprising Olothing Firm Making Hit With This Novel Gift Idea. argo of Krain, and is at utur This boat Is ith regularity, | ¢ OMAHA, \\FI'RI'\\ MORNING, APRIL 29, 1916 ¢ Call Tyler 1000 | If You Want td Talk to The Bee or to Anyone Connected With The Bee. (8l )]'\_'—-'F\—\-ll \1\4.1 I CENTS. CITY OF OMAHA IS BIGGEST BUSINESS Former Preacher-Mayor Says That City Government is Most Acute and Complex FIRST AMERICAN CHILD BORN IN BATAVIA--Mrs, P. H. Davis, wife of the general manager of the Standard 0il company for the Dutch East Indies, has the distinction of being the firsf white woman received at the court of the sultan of Solo, in the province of Java, and also of being the mother of the first American child born in Batavia. Little Miss Enischa accepts her honor lightly and was de lighted with her first view of America wher brought to this ecountry by her mother CITIES SPREAD OUT TO0 MUCH “The biggest business in Omaha is the business of the city of Omaha,” sald Dr W J. Hindley, former |, mayor of Spokane, and now pastor of Central Congregational church Winnipeg, Canada, in his addres x.'ll the Commerecial club men at a publie #flairs luncheon at noon The most acute and complex form of government in the American com monwerlth, is the municipal govern ment, It has to do #o Intimately with the affairs of the home, the se the welfare of yourself and children hool that It is of the greatest immediate frmportance “publie indifference in times of pros Nentiment Construetive ork of thelr development s and professional men m I belleve in usIng . Y/r the community,” he sald, “thoss nden | o jues which are ereated by the com B ny, Milton \is connection he praised " r Johnson's il Dy 1 ¥ f I“” i "e d this depends uon the locul con 58 iy LHAL - WaY Jun ditio 0 ench cume Toushing on wisé.in' the sities, ‘the] Siten Knd eeck ex gpeaker said, "“There was a time when the clty's pavements were pald for and| the deve t sl maintaiped by a levy upon | #o ot the community » way for a twentleth century and I)M in to refuse to rec “eW sometimes torget (he ploneers In o @ninst the ¢ and could hav own utilities 'x\. come and Invest t) ith to borrow mill oldn, killa the germs, of any wot of ita people, male wnership, and a place for privhte OUR WOOLEN EXHIBIT WHAT'S THE GOOD OF WAITING? F YOU need a Spring or Summer Suit, have the GOOD of 1t now. We'll show you a selection of the finest ALL WQOOIL. fabrics it has been your pleasure to inspect; and the colors are all guaranteed. You should notenvyawell- drc\xcd man! 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Cor. 15th and Harney Streets o for the orpora | to give you a mervice A pofc gt 14 4 atter of publie utiifties, he | Hon of public nth i, — that there is n time for munici-| forget our obligation to then $25 for helpin srself, Go out,to Dun “On the other oo 'age 19 advertisements Local Concern to Make Material for War Ammumnon ‘ |County Fund Broke; Court House Mourns For the next week or so court houss employes will set the pace for econom- ] lenl lving The general fund, from o of [ which salaries are pald, is broke, and 0 ty mmissioners are hard put it A W of replenishment. ompone irday In dny, and everybody in At tho Oma ullding s worried talling mact 1" exclnimed the prettiest yqung oll und ! n In the bullding, I wanted to buy irning ot hat for Sunday and now I can’t.” n. Teretofore { the d Ul have to quit chewing gum and Her be il I golng to the movies,” added another one I I A CLEAR COMPLEXION I tuddy Cheeks—Sparkling Eyes-— Most Women Can Have, "' gays Dr. Bdwards, a Well.Kaows Ohlo y rhnlnul. Dr. 1" M. Edwards for 17 years treated 00! n for liver and bowel afl- theso years he gave to hin reription made of a few vegotablo Ingredients mixed | ! I, naming them Dr. Edwards' vishel ta, you will know them by r FIRST STRAW HAT OF THE R R P YEAR MAKES APPEARANCE the Iiver and bowels, which cause & normnl uction, carrylng off the waste and polsonous matter that one's system collects It you have a pale face, sallow look, s dull eyes, pimples, coated tongus, head- aches, lstless, no-good feeling, all out of worts, Innctive bowels, you take one of Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets nightly for & time and note the pleasing results. Thousands of women as well as men, take Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets now and then just to keap In the pink of con+ dition Dr, Idwards' Olive Tablets, the wsue- ) eubstitute for calomel-10c and BABY BOY IS BORN T0 CHINESE COUPLE HERE C 2 enal 0 Chin wnd | oo er box. Al drugsists Chinese parents, residing at The Olive Tablet Company, Columbus, Twellth atrect. Mr. Gin Is a | g0 o m o —, Consult This List for Standard Drugs and Toilet Articles s It will pay you to buy your drugs and toilet ar- ticles at the ‘‘Rexall Drug Stores,’’ where you are assured of fresh stocks and lowest prices, Here is & specimen list of drugs and toilet articles which have been in wide use for years. 1,000 lrlloln in the arly lllhb.r Gflmdl Lin We \u lnd wnleamen unl anloplad and fitters in e Rubber SHOULDER BRACES Special Cut | '[Bring Us Y Prices on Some S Well Known . '"""D Tollet and Med- | rescriptions icinal Items | We Shall Think ‘ Easy we 19¢ | THEM PURE DRUGS | FRESK We mell 40 or B0 kindy of shoulder braces, trusses; sup- porters, anklets, arch props, ste. Bpecial fite ting rooms and men and women who have done this work for us many years, Straw Hat Dye (All Xindw,) Colorite—38 shades, Totum-—8 shades, LElkay's—8 shades, Better buy this now, C 64c 12¢ 59¢ l4c¢ 59¢ " per 1b 10c | e | Glgars for Men Amokers, resnsmber Saturday in our olger . 15¢ | 10¢ Roi Tnn 25¢ 15¢ 19¢ ‘ for 10¢ ualfly, 25¢ | « 25¢ 29¢ : bt M- g8 35¢ :.- . .. $1.68 31 65 64c | 39¢ | Mink 89¢ RETS SHERMAN & McCUNNEll DRUG €0, Cor, 16th and Dodge Streets Owl Drug Co., 16th and Harney Harvard 24th and Farnam New Store Yery Soon at 19th and Farnam Streats Attention, .Plano lBuyers e on \mmh\\ At once and » ot your r Ma v i desired Pianos At All Prices \'uul Own Torml Schmoller & Mueller Piano Co. I31L1S Farnam Street .3 s 23i23i% 235, s . S RE SR o ——