The age-herald., 1901-06-06
THE UNIVERSITY
 GRADUATING CLASS
BaccaIeaurate Address Delivered by pr. Mullins of Louisville
THE PRACTICAL lDfALIST
Was No Contest for the Trustees' Prize, as It Had Been Withdrawn. Several Young Women In
 the Class.

Tuscaloosa. June 6.-{SpecialLThe bao- calaureate address at the University was made today by Rev. 10. r. Mullins presi- dent of the Baptist Theological Seminary at Louisville. In introducing the speaker Dr. Powers stated that the baooalaureate address had taken the place of the con- test for the trustees prize which was withdrawn a year or so ago. Dr. Mullins' subject was The Practical Idealist," and he made an excellent address. He com manded the best attention and was heartily applauded at the conclusion of his talk. He made the statement that the man who succeeds is a practical idealist. a man who has an idea and then carries it out In a practical way. Such a man Is seer, (an idealist), and practical man Ca doer,) The address was full of splendid practical helps and hints.
 The trustees, the faculty and the mem bers of the graduating classes were seated on the stage and at the conclusion of Dr. Mullins address Dr. James K. Pow CTS presented the graduates with their diplomas, after which the benediction was said. The following compose the graduates in schools who will be granted certificates:
 Raymond M. Bingham, Tuscaloosa, chemistry; Katie Belle Harrison, Tusca- loosa, English; John Nicholas Holman, Macon, Miss, Greek, German and French; Benjamin Franklin Loveiace, Tuscaloosa, chemistry mathematics; Mary Washington Moody, Tuscaloosa German, French. Spanish; Abbie Fitch Searcy, Tuscaloosa, English.
 Bachelor Of Arts.
 The following were given the degree of bachelor Of arts;
 Aubury Boyles, Crichton; John Berry Chapman, Jr., Evergreen; Paul Cook, An niston; Mary Christine DeBardeleben, La Place; James Ross Forman Springville; Moseley Wilson Hardy, Roanoke; Hugh Wilson Hill, Carrollton; Joseph Leland. Tuscaloosa; Harry Levy, Johns; Robert Irving Little, Tuscaloosa; Sadie Mason, Livingston; Lila St. Clair McMahon, Liv- ingston; Fred George Moore, Tuscaloosa; William Parker Nelson, Tuscaloosa; AL len Parker, University; Arthur Morrison Pitts Selma; Claude Montgomery Flow man. TalIadega; Thomas Scales Flow
 
 man, Jr., Talladega: Louie Knox Powers. University; Pope Bates Smith, Birning- ham; Archibald Pitt Tyson, Jr., Mont gomery; Arthur Holcombe Wellborn, An niston; Joel White Woodruff, Montgom- cry.
 Bachelor of Science.
 The following were given the degree of bachelor of science:
 Thomas Edmund Dennis, jr., Tincie; John Osborne Ely, Gin engineering) Mont gomery; Fannie Ingersoll, Mobile; John Austin Lancaster, Wetumpka; Marilou Marlowe, Tuscaloosa; Victor Moreau Murphy, in engneering) Macon, Miss; David Dare Patton, Coatopa Frank Hous- ton Powe, Gin engineering) Talladega; Joseph Shelton Rice, Northport; William Parks Smith, Epes.
 The degree of civil engineer was con- ferred on Osborne Jefferson Dykes, Union Springs, and mining engineer on Motier Norf1eete Eley, Union Springs.
 Bachelor of Laws.
 The following were awarded the degree of bachelor of laws:
 James Edward Alexander. Leighton; Robert Goldthwaite Arlington Mont gomery; William King Campbell, Selma; James LaFaYette Davidson, Centreviile; Horace Burgin Fuller, Montgomery; Games Napoleon Granade. Frankville; Francis William Hare Auburn; Jere Au- gustus Henderson, Troy; Joe Dillard Lindsey Bevill; Frank Duncan, McAr- thur Chumuckla, Fla; William Angus tus McCreary. Evergreen; Archibald Bruce McEachin, Jr., Tuscaloosa; Rob- ert Taylor Majors, Tuscaloosa; Frank Caleb Owen, Columbus. Miss; Edwin Cary Page, Evergreen; Lurie Knox Founders Rockwood Roland Henry Howe, Triana; Jo1n Lewis Sims, Jr., Woodlawn; Marion H. Sims, Renfroe; Louis Leopold Stenhart, Greenville; Statham Prude Strbling, Cook, La; Wales Wellington Wallace. Wilsonville; Robert Edward Lee Weathers, Roanoke; i1i'am shelton Welch, Fayette; Frank Shelley White, Jr., Birmingham; William Thomas White, Birmingham.