The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-06
DR. MULLINS ORATOR
1ACCALAUREATE ADDREaS TO
 UNIVERSITY STUDENTS.
List of the Graduates in Schools who will Be Granted Certificates. Trustees Adjourn! to
 June 30.

ty was delivered today by Rev. E. Y. Mullins, President of the Baptist The ological Seminary at Louisville. In in troducing the speaker Dr. Powers stated that the lbaccalaureate address had taken the place of the contest for the Trustees prize which was with drawn a year or so ago. Dr. Mulihs's subject was "The Practical Idealist." He commanded the best attention and was heartily applauded ct the conclu- sion of his talk. He made the state ment that the man who succeeds is a practical idealist, a man who has an idea and then carries it out in prac- tical way. Such a man Is seer tan idealisD and practical man Ca doer0 The address was full of splendid prac- tical helps and hints.
 The Trustees, the faculty and the members of the graduating classes were seated on the stage and at the conclusion of Dr. Mullinss address Dr. James K. Powers presented the grad uates with their diplomas, after which the benediction was said. The follow ing are the graduates in schools who will be granted certificates: Raymond M. Bingham Chemistry, Tuscaloosa; Kate Belle Harrison (En- glish). Tuscaloosa; John Nicholas Hol- man (Greek, German and French), Ma
 
 lace Chemistry, Mathematical, Tusca- loosa; Mary Washington Moody Ger man, French, Spanish). Tuscaloosa; Abbie Fitch Searcy I(English). Tusea- looea.
 The graduating class was composed of the following:
 Bachelor of Arts-Aubrey Boyles. Grichton: John Berry Chapman, Jr., Evergreen; Paul Cook. Anniston; Mary Christine DeBardeleben. La Place; James Ross Forman, Springville; Moseley Wilson Hardy. Roanoke: Hugh Wilson Hill, Carrollton; Joseph Le- land. Tuscaloosa; Harry Levy. Johns; Robert Irving Little, Tuscaloosa Sa- die Mason. Livingston; Lila St. Clair McMahon. Livingston: Fred George Moore. Tuscaloosa; William Parker Nelson, Tuscaloosa; Allen Parker, University; Arthur Morrison Pitts, Selma; Claude Montgomery Plow4nan. Talladega: Thomas Scales Plowman, Jr. Talladega; Louie Knox Powers, University; Pope Bates Smith, Bir- mingham; Archibald Pitt Tyson, Jr., Montgomery; Arthur Holcombe We'll born. Anniston; Joel White Woodruff, Montgomery.
 Bachelor of Scienoe-Thomas Ed rnund Dennis, Jr., Tincie; John Os- borne Ely Gin Engineering), Montgom- cry; Fannie Ingersoll, Mobile; John Austin Lancaster, Wetumpka; Mari- lou Marlowe. Tuscaloosa; Victor Mo- reau Murphy Gin Engineering). Macon, Miss; David Dare Patton, Coatopa; Frank Houston Powe Gin Engineering, Taliadega; Joseph Shelton Rice. North port; William Parks Smith, Epes. Civil Engineer-Osborne Jefferson Dykes (B. S., 1900, University of Ala hama). Linton Springs.
 Mining Engineer-Motier Notfleete Eley CB. S.. 1900. University of Ala bama). Union Springs.
 The following are the graduates of the Law Class: James Edward Alex ander, Leighton; Robert GoldthwaitR Arlington, Montgomery; William King Campbell Selma; James Lafayette Da- yidson, Centreville; Horace Burgin Fuller, Montgomery; James Napoleon Granade, GA. B., 1900, University of Alabama). Frankville; Francis William Hare. Auburn: Jere Augustus Hender- son, Troy; Joe billiard Lindsey, Bevill: Frank Duncan McArthur, Chumuckia, Fla; William Augustus McCreary, Ev- ergreen; Archibald Bruce McEachin, Tuscaloosa; Robert Taylor Majors, "A. B., 1898. University of Alabama). Tus- caloosa; Frank Caleb owen, GA. B.. 1899, University of Alabama). Colum- bus, Miss; Edwin Cary Page, Ever green; Lurie knok Founders, (State Normal College. F1orence), Rockwood: Roland Henry Rowe, CA. B.. 1898. Van derbilt University, Triana; John Lew is Sims. Jr.. GA. B.. 1898, Southern University. Woodlawn; Marion H. Sims, Renfroe; Louis Leopold Stein hart, GA. B.. 1898. University of Ala bama). Greenville; Statham Prude StribIing, Cook, La; Wales Wellington Wallace, wilsonville; Robert Edward Lee Weathers, (B. s.. 1ss6 A. P. I.). Roanoke; William Shelton Weich. Fay cite; Frank Shelley White, Jr., "A. B.. 1898, University of Alabama). Birm- lngham; William Thomas White, Bir- mingham.
 The following is the honor roll in tNe Academic Department:
 Seniors-Mary Christine DeBardele- ben, I.aPIace; Joel White Woodruff. Montgomery.
 Junior-George Herbert Jones. Shop ton.
 Freshmen-Eleanor Packer McCorvey, University.
 In the Law Department-Roland Henry Rowe Triana; John Lewis Sims. IT,. Woodlawn.
 The trustees held their last meeting this morning and were in session leSs than an hour, aIIeF Wnlcn Iney dQ- journed to meet again June 9, at which time president Is to be elected to sue ceed pr. Powers. The Board was pre- sided over by Colonel M. l.. Stansel in the absence of Governor Sanford. The Board in executive session, placed the salary back at $400 having reduced it the day previous to $100. A proposi- tion from MT. T. H. Aldrich was read offering to exchange 320 acros of land for a like amount in Jefferson County belonging to the University and giving $500 in addition. This was endorsed by pr. E A. Smith, but 1t was laid over until June %.
 The matter of aiding the pupils in their deficit of $100 on the Corolla was brought up but was voted down. the Board having previously censured the publication. A motion was made to elect the present faculty for next year. but if was the sense of the Board that the faculty holds at the pleasure Of | the Board. However, the present faculty is to all intents and purposes elected for next year as no removals were made. pr. John Little, the new ly elected member of the Advisory Board was presented to the Board. At 1015 the Board adjourned to 7:S0 D. m. June 18th.
 The commencement hop tonight was one of the most enjoyable features of the commencement season and large number took part.
 
 ARM IN SHARKS STOMACH.