The Creighton Chronicle . nctionwith the psychological entrance tests which are now being given,will enable the faculty to co-operate more intelligently thanheretofore in the development of the student body. 1 Rev. Thomas J. Smith, S. J., whowho received his Bachelor of Artsdegree fromthe University in 1896,has recently been made presidentof St. Ignatius College, Cleveland,Ohio, having previously held theposition of vice-president and pre-fect of studies at that institution. Father Smith was born in Oma-ha in 1877, and his father, AndrewSmith, lives at 2504 ChicagoStreet. Edward A. Smith, a pr
The Creighton Chronicle . nctionwith the psychological entrance tests which are now being given,will enable the faculty to co-operate more intelligently thanheretofore in the development of the student body. 1 Rev. Thomas J. Smith, S. J., whowho received his Bachelor of Artsdegree fromthe University in 1896,has recently been made presidentof St. Ignatius College, Cleveland,Ohio, having previously held theposition of vice-president and pre-fect of studies at that institution. Father Smith was born in Oma-ha in 1877, and his father, AndrewSmith, lives at 2504 ChicagoStreet. Edward A. Smith, a prac-ticing attorney of Omaha is a brother of Father Smith. The new president received hispreliminary education in Omaha,and made his College studies atThe Cr eight on University, subse-quently spending four years at theJesuit Novitiate, Florissant, Miss-ouri, and three years at St. LouisUniversity. He was ordained in1910. For three years he was vice-president of St. Louis University. Major Henry L. Akin of the Phone DouglasS28I Men of Creighton! f You Get Quality when you buy the Florsheim Shoe — smart style and comfortfrom first to last STARR-KINGMAN SHOE CO. 315 South 16th St. UNIVERSITY NOTES Medical Faculty returned lately toOmaha from sixteen months ser-vice in France. He sailed forFrance on January 29, 1918, aschief surgeon of the Thirty-fifthengineers, and landed at BrestFebruary 15, 1919. The samemonth he was sent with his regi-ment to La Rochelle, 120 milesnorth of Bordeaux, where the en-gineers established a mammothcar building plant. While at LaRochelle Major Akin superintend-ed the establishment of a hospitalthree miles from the city and onJuly 21st was sent to assume com-mand of the place, which was des-ignated as the base hospital fordistrict 67. He remained thereuntil March 1st of the presentyear, when he was ordered toParis, and was assigned to thearmy educational he remained until his de-parture for America on the GreatNorthern.
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