Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-04
GIVEN THEIR DEGREES
Another Large Class Graduated
From the University School
Of Medicine.
College Of Pharmacy Also Turns
Out : Large Number Of
Graduates.
Hon. A. B. Cummins Delivers the
Commencement Address.
Regents Meeting.
Special to Times-Republican.

annual commencement of the college of |
medicine of the University of Iowa and
the fifteenth annual commencement of
the college of pharmacy were held at
the opera house last night. The invoca-
ton was delivered by the Rev. Dewitt
Clinton. Hon. A. B. Cummins then de-
livered the address of the evening.
The degree Of doctor of medicine was
conferred upon the following class:
Lena Alice Beach, Carroll; Melville
Augustus Beach, Carroll; Andrew
Grant Belsheim. Leland; Ralph Davis
Blackmore, Iowa City; William Elmer
Bullock, Shelby; John Dalzell Cantwell,
Davenport; Horace Ray Chapman, Ell
wood; Charles II. Cratzmeyer, Waver-
ly; Maud Alice DAILY. Troy; Eli Il. Dot
son, Colfax; Dennis Francis Fitzpat-
rick. Iowa City, Carl Schurtz Frank,
Iowa City; Andrew James clifford, Mil
Ter. S. d.; Arthur William Harold, Ack-
Hey; Alfred Baker Hender, Iowa City;
Samuel Warren Hobbs, Storm Lake;
Fred jackson Jarvis. Rose Hill: Theo-
dore Wilbert Flemmerer, Elbridge; Old
rich Krejsa. Cedar Rapids; Adolph De;
lLespinasse; Fred Wallace Logan, Bath,
I'M, James David Mowry. Fort Dodge;
George McClelland Middleton. Daven-
port; Charles Henry Morgan, Iowa
City; Lewis Burrows Morton, Iowa
Fails; August John Peterson, Kensett;
Jesse A. Pringle, Bussey: Fred Pules-
/ ton, Anamosa; Alfred E. Reiter Bur
lington: Edwin A. Sailor. Lisbon; Eliz-
abeth Smith, Aurora; Jesse L. Van Cor
Ia
The degree of graduate in pharmacy
was conferred upon:
Luther L. Broodeen. Essex Charles
II. Coye. Carson, William E. Deur, Mis-
souri, Valley: Roy H. Gates. Greene;
James r. Harvey. Pleasant Pain;
stephen "A. Holt, Creighton, Neb.; Eek
|sert E. Horned. Iowa City; Grant Hor-
Iton, Brighton; nellie F. Joy, GriLnell;
Grace Lucks. Danbury; Charles L.
i Mack, Omaha. Neb. John W. Morgan,
Iowa City; Henry Schlaekamp. Orange
4 City; John w. Sem, Osmond, Neb.;
4 Joseph Stayskal, Nining.
Nurses certificates We're granted Il
Miss Florence r. Hill, of Columbus
Function, and Miss Margaret e. Sailor
/, |of Lisbon.
President MacLean announced that
Charles H. kratzmeyer had been cleo
n ted Inferno of the university hospita
for the coming year and Charles d
!, Harlan inferno at the Mercy Hospital a
:. Davenport. Mr. n. w. Kemmerer ha!
been appointed demonstration in path
Il ology and Mr.. Bailey instructor II
Il physiology, and Mr.. A. A. Birge in
), structor in physical diagnosis and as.
sistant to the chair Of theory and prac
tice.
President MacLean said that all stu
dents returning in September would
!, find the college of medicine better pre-
!. pared than before to afford than tn
best opportunities. The greater part o
1.-THE $4,000 obtained from the providen
tial fund of the state has been allotted
| for the purchase of new material TO re
! place the burned laboratories and to Sc
cure apparatus of the most moderl
: stype. The dissecting room next yea
will be in the basement of the temper
: airy structure on the ruins of the medi
e cal hall and above this basement vii
\ be two large lecture rooms. Room TO
e laboratories will be provided in the frs
j floor of the new building and in tn
!, philosophical building. The board o
s regents has asked the state architect Z
d prepare plans for building suitable TO
: the college of medicine, which shall b
n fire proof and be large enough TO nc
n commodate all present needs, providin
all facilities for first class college q
rnedicen. and which shall allow for flu
ture growth of the college. Drs. BIER
ing and DR. McClintock will leave 10
|. Europe on the 18th inst, to purchas
d materials for the laboratories Of tn
r medical college.