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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20
M'GRAW IS ON
THE SCENE NOW
WEST vIRaINIAN TAKES ACTIVE
PART AT BALTIMORE.
says the Candidate Win BE Either VII.
son or Bryan for the Presi-
dcncy.

EAlTlMoItE. Md. June Iq=Hon.
John J. McGrHW Of West virginia. ar
rived IN the scene to-day and at once
plunged actively into arrangements for
TIE reception OF the West Virginia dele
safes a. hult. more. when the Democratic
convention cu~uvenes. lie declared !n
iHf"I OF bGormau for temporary tuatr-
man. and predicted that the presidential
ghui date would be either Wilson or
bftan. lie would not boz surprised ~
tfA an stampede the convention.
preliminary 90 fie meeting Tomorrow
a'ftuEss.tuf UsmmItf@e fu select
the temporary officers % the Democratic
t. H.ti ruut eut.Hu. there was further
ils. .--lou today uf the proposition 60
nave TIE candidate who received the sec
oul highest number ~ votes on the final
ballot accept fls nomination OF vice
rr"siisnt Natnral Committeeman Dan
ieIs. ~ Nurtl carolina. ls Strongly urg-
ms fHF proposition Co his fellow COM
mfffcemen.
or course all The presidential canIi-
dates cay they would not accept second
place on the ticket. but what else could
they say 90 fHis time said Committee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20
STATE UNIVERSITY
GLASS GRADUATES

halt and with barred heads stood at
attention untn the procession passed.
The graduates. speakers n members
OF the board OF regents took seats on
the rostrum. while the members OF the
faculty occupied = block Immediately In
front OF the stats. The program was
opened by the rendition Of Allegro
symphonique" In ID nat by Miss Grace
Martin Snes.
Or. wiley SPEAKS
The Invocation was then delivered by
DIT obe Armstrong. chaplain OF the
University. Director Louis Black then
rendered beautifully three solos, after
which President Thomas r Hodges IN
a few but well selected words intro
duced the speaker of the occasion, John
Heston Wiley. Pm. D.. \. +. ID. OF Pitts
burgh. DIR. Wiley chose as his subject.
SELF Mastery Preliminary to World
Masters" The address was ~undoubted-
ly one OF the best ever delivered to a
graduating class. and a great deal OF
valuable advice was obtained by the
young men and women DR.. Wiley. IN
his opening remarks. stated that the
greatest conquest In all life is self. and
when we conquer ourselves we have
accomplished the Gates victory of
our life. In order TO accomplish this
there must necessarily be application
and concentration. as the Taan who can
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20
W. & ]. HOLDS
COMMENCEMENT
Class o. Thirty Three Presented
With Diplomas 81 the Inst
tuition Yesterday.

special Dispatch f1 trc -Irfsr.rsr-r-
WASHlNGTbN. June IQ=The an
nuai commencement 0f the 49,. A. ..
college vas held to-day. when fIria-
niH Mtf. presented fu H class ~ az.
The annual meeting % tho alumni
was hold fhie afternoon and fn. nIrhf
f1ir
Guy Holden. of Wheeling was pra.i-
cent ~ % senior class and members
VINO secured dirlt mas from the hands
~ President Mnnct were
Emerson Allen. EmporI1. Kan
James EIrua Anderson. central CTS.
NFh bid HIarro. san Juan. D. r.
Joseph Gladstone Cal,eriev wind
hfr. Byron CLARK. Dr.. Warrington.
q n1rIss Ired' rick uafz. Irwin. frve
q hanoiet Grimm FRANKLIN. Ernest
q 'nmfrfs HASTINGS. T~anratIIe. o..
John Frrer UrrrIoff. Pittsburgh.
Guy Emerson Holden. Wheeling vs..
NH Maurice clarke KHhIn. Wash
lrrfnr Jesse Fulton KIatadIen. kite
tanning Iaurnrro craven Lamb.
Henry Ward IIuiirv. Waehinfton.
eugene 'nurfnct fIrrurk Elizabeth.
John kirtrr Iyfie Asrinwau. George
Winters Mr'of. s~fauDeurITr o.
William U1fiay NrFaH d.. rIffs-
NurEh Harrf Leonard Werrm4rr
WaefinFinn charles Enm Noofisv
Ir. SfruhruvlIlr. m. Joseph u~rwnev
nrn'I Sow Philadelphia. O.
John Robert roel Washington John
Roy Hankin. Waahinrtor. Jacob Bari
Roberts. Nandrblt. william Proud
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20
TRAINING CAMP
For the Y. n. c. A. 20 Be Established
This Summer a. Tsrra Alta
81 West Virginia.

JARKERsRCRG. W. Va. June 10
The Young Mems Christian ASSOCIATE
ION ~ West Virriris will have a
Summer Training school and amp
~ their own.
This was o. statement given out ro-
GENTLY hy the Executive committee. M
iarkHrfDurR AZ tho Iant state com
frrfiYn held ir Fairmont Dob March
Air IS. o.. ti0rafn state Secretary =
iHo D. VI ~. As Of This state ur.a-
rff'i fn fhn Employed IrIr.rs t.r-
Ference 1 plan for founding am ir.fi.
tuition Tor fhn training OF mon vim
.'f' tn enter s.. So 90 A. work In
west virginia. asked that tho
i~P'''iafinu iu Che state approve uf
mo plan and lead their SUPPORT %,
MAKE such an Institution OBJ aur.rsa
a 'nmrniffee was appointed f1 r.Iert
p suitable ~lucafIYu and fY make are
rHnF'menf4 Tor fhc opening ~ the
school this season. The sommftf.a
decided upon Lake Terra Alta Terra
AI'a w. Va. OF the most suitable
location
Frnm me 1-th ~ August fo OBJ. 0r-t
NJ October tho committee arparfr 81,
nave Tho camp open f1r special
ff"Ina Conference 90. Tho y NJ.
A. ~ the state hat- been invited
in bold % training h1oI and confer.
enrn H1mefiwa during fha month 4
AUGUST nr Dol The early port af eru.
frmhrr The West VIRGINIA Rows.
ItriE1de VIII aIer ba invited as will
~" various oomranisa of boy Scouts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20

man Daniels. who added that the make
up Of the ticket from the geographicaI
standpoint would Doe satisfactoriIy
nronfht about by the adoption or the
proposition.
The headquarters ~ the various pres
dental candidates We're Ira fun swing
to-day. and The rival camps issued hour
iy claims Of victory.
Secretary Woudsun said that all OF the
contests received SO far were quite
minor ia character.
All 600 an. ! don't believe there viii
be more than forty seats contested q"
th|i Secretary WooIsOu. and these rep
resent perhaps half o. dozen DELEGATIONS.
No one ~ them is serious.
Lieutenant Governor q. TAYLOR EIIv-
SHh Of virginia. the national committees
man from that state. says that the sew
'.al candidates lu tine field viii receive
part ~ the vofa.rnvf.
virginia Wiz la satisfied with any
good candidate SAID ar FIlyeou. The
state has no candidate Of ita own"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20
TICKETS SCARCE
For Democratic Convention, But Nc
eraw viii Endeavor 20 Sup
ply All Demands.

Col John r. McGraw. National
Democratic committeeman from West
Virginia. IN a letter 10 Ignatius Bren-
nan Of this city sta-os that the heavy
demand for tickets 20 the convention
ar baltimore next week will result in
considerable difficulty In handling the
requests. but that he will do every.
ming Do his power 10 furnish the
necessary PAPERS BE gives partICu-
lar assurance that the press viii be-
well cared for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20

MT Russell. Imperial: Noises Saenzy
Cara. Saltillo. Coahiila, Mexico.
Alexander NJ. r Shaw. Wayne: Jacob
Henderson Sherard. Vanderbilt.
Harry Vincent ~Sprowls. Claysvile:
clyde Tibbens. Franklin; Arthur
Hildehrand Torrance. Indiana, and
Max Wiugerd. Chambersburg.
At the commencement exercises adj
dresses were made by members of the
graduating class as follows: James Il.
Anderson. Central city. Neb.: Pho
Blanco. san Juan. Porto Rico; Byron
Clark. Jr. Washington: John +. Har-
ri,tt. Pittsburgh. Guv =. Holden.
Wheeling. W. Va: Jesse +. Kiskad-
don. k~ittanuing: George W. Mccoy.
S~teuhenvnlc. o.: william r. McFail,
PITTSBURGH. Harry T. Mcermans.
Washington: Charles L. Moody. Jr..
S~tcuhenville. o.; Noises Sweeney
CARO-. Seltillo. Mexico and Alexander
r. r. Shaw. Of Wayne.
Rev. Brittinsham Honored.
But four honorary degrees wers
awarded hy Washington and JeTer-
son college to-day the recipants be-
ing the following. Attorney Boyd
'fumrlne. Washington and jefferson
college. 1860. the degree Of Doctor
o. Laws. the Rev. Sanford George
Fisher. of Clinton. Kansas. Washing
ton IND jefferson. 1856 the Rev.
Charles Augustus Lippincott Of Flint.
Michigan. Washington o. jefferson.
1862 and the Rev. Jacob Birmingham,
pastor NJ tho -. Luke's Protestant
Episcopal church. Wheeling. w. Va.
the degree 90 Doctor Of Divinity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20
FINE STRUCTURE
To Be Added 20 the College Group a.
muskingum College Immediately.

Special Dispatch to fHe I-ntsuircncer
NEW Concord O.. June IL
Do trustees of M%uskingum college
haF" ordered The immediate starting
ot work on Tho scnuu group ~ iFht
new ollego buildings for the institu-
tion The completion 81 tho now fund
OF 100000 is aIso fo be- pushed. be-
possible before fhc end of Tho wear
summer term af tho MuskIn.
gum college opened yesterday with a
large attendance and a faculty or
eiEhf MEMBER
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20
BAD FALL
Sustained BY c. W. Taylor. Who Wa,
Jolted From = Wagon on
Meculloch Street.

While hauling a load Of hay 10 mar
kct and in front Of the Fort Henry
engine house on McCulloch street. O.,
W. Taylor. a we'll known resident Of
near Triadolphia, felT Syom the top Of
the load ~ hay 20 the street and vas
rendered unconscious. The wagon
jOlted into one o. tse large holes for
which the street is noted. and the
the driver vas thrown 70 the street
as 20 result. lie vas carried into the
engine house. bue soon rcgained CON
seriousness and resumed his trip 20
the city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20

rr.isI Dispatch 20 the f-nfefirsnrsr.
HARRISBURG. ". Va. June IL
Sidney Hammond. Of near Quiet Dell,
one ~ the counties most prominent
citizens is dead az the age OF a.
years Ee was associated IN the err
cction Of the West Virginia building
az the Chicago worlds fair, was
county clerk and surveyor and a mem
her OF me elgislaturs and held other
onces Of promineucs. The funeral
viii occur Thursday win intsrmsnt
On pavisson's cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20
400 Hoos CALLED
IN CONVENTION

~ r-ilI IIrrrfrh fu fhr f-rfruIrrrrrr
NAhLINGTON. IS Va. June DO
infifo'Ion have been sent out con.
vou'uc Tho order 0f Hoo Hooa here
in convention 0n July fth If Ia com.
posed OF mon amIafed with tho Ium.
Der business in West Virginia Dr. is
moro ihan probable that 'n romeo
t'rn with fHia fhn West virginia
~Lumh"-mcn Industrial Association
WI hold o. meeting There Dr. a class
N som'fhing like thirty kittens 90 bc
INFLATED
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20
xEAnLx EuuDnDD orvuM De
o2Ens AT HoEoAurowH.
Hon John wu1isy. OF R~1sssburgh. MAds
Annual Aaarsss 20 the 0ass OF isia

Special Dispatch TO the In~telligencer.
MORGANTOwN. w. Va. June 10
Before one OF the largest audiences ever
assembled In commencement hall the
forty-hrth annual commencement OF the
West Virginia University was held this
morning. and almost 100 young men and
women were handed certificates OF grad
uatfon and started out to master the
problems OF the world. The ceremonies
were impressive As well as elaborate.
and were attended by scores of members
OF the alumni. who have returned TO
visit their Alma Mater. The graduates
gathered in WOODBURY. hall shortly be-
fore 10 O'Clock. and together with the
mber OF the State Board OF Regents.
faculty and speakers OF the day. In cap
and gown, started the march to Com
msncement hall. The procession was
led by the Cadet Corps and band In full
dress uniform. the favorite piece. on
by the band. The cadets numbering
almost 200 lined up on each side Of the
stone walk Leading TO Commencement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20
YOUNG MAN TRIES .
SUICIDE. BUT FATLa

Special Dispatch 90 the fntrurenn.A
MARTTNsHURG. W. Va Juns IA
Harry Hedfres. a we'll Known UunR.
man Of THIS city. attempted suaEidal
by drinking laudauum,at the hnmAof
Mr. Patrick Holcen. FriendA nutln{
Ing his condition. Immediately uotidsG
nr Hodges who administeredsnaEr
afivoa. and he vas rcmOvcdh %
home Of Mrs. RoEer Fs1tHBw1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20

There r. M real need of anyone
being troubled with constipation
Chamberlain Tablets will cause an
agreeable movement Of The bowels
without any unpleasant effect Give
them a trial For sale b. all dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20

out over her fare uhIrhI
thought ussa teeth rash
The De1rluI urrt az OVER
Der facr and hands FI-t
10 ras ifut uftI- SORES and
then N va q hard crust
formfi al over o. She
would arfateh and maEeit
hifri. whicn o. course
made 90 wursr Ter farc
uas terribly AZ fuirsi boy
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not sIesp and 7 dd net tnov uhat % DO.
ffasrGhad ue0d our Dor ~ Che CutIrura ONT
mr-' togrthrr with No Cufirura soap her face
wee u clear a. BE- rol'f BE-. and has been
ever rr0r 7 have always ufd Cuticura
Soap rrrr. and she'll 49, no other a. long
a 7 can 60 rfclrn Tor my hahy vas
f1ffr'r cured hv CIfirura Soap and ONT.
mrut' tsirlcdl Mu T. % Cox. sept 2. 1911
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20

~rr.H. Ir 0rf." fo fUa TrfeIIrrrr.r
rTII HINNfIE OBJ. June 90 PETER
NrrIHHw. HErf .f Years Hnf r. ma.
.HINf.i OF fNIs I.fr. who vas shot and
.t H nrrrn Hf IrfIHrf UnrHnU.
.f HHU.T Mr uHa nj brother Ul
Ih.n N'tiham catcher Cor tHo CHI
case Cubs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20
Rash ITCHING AND PAINFUL
zee md Ans Scaly Ms-a. San Red.

lI5 Fraarf Sea 1u~rsfrr. Ma "a
la | hrran rrm.nr 1r rs farr and arm. De-
r.h.rra ud painful aHd uaai to burn. W
faH arI arms we're In araII masara anil fI.
sH aas r1rrH I'D rrI n wrrid keen r.
p nights ] CO. one cake ~ Cltrura eoal
.Ii one bon n oIfirura Oirfufnt and sorl
n entirely veil" .s,mefl Mis- Viola
arfa00. Nrv fG. 1911.
fItfu Soap and Ointment ore rrIf
H"rrs s.auIr nf each mai fH..
Win Il.D boil Addrrn "D.fIrrn
urpt T. hostou Trnd-r-faoef men ahold
~ MHGHH go @AnaHm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20
.BABY'S DISFIGURING
ECZEMA CURED
All Over Face and Hands. Hard Crust
Formed, Scratched and Made Il
Bleed. Entirely Cured by Cutioura
Ointment with Cuticura Soap.

Mckinley Ave. pauaon. Va Ever
sine my baby sas four months old she vas
troubled with oczema. a rash would come
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no. siez

1914
RESOURCES
Loans and UisrounfH $3.50 rr4 n
OvsrdraftH secured and un-
eacuFol s.s..... nNHn o.
T. $ Bonds POI secure cirr1-
laff0u 900 600 90
7 = HnrIs % secure Postal
HsvirRs ..... f7r 900 no
~ er bonds f1 secure Poe
fai savngs 1900 no
Premiums on O. 4 Wrrfa 1000 n0
Bonds. Hecurltlsa. o.. ttsUrg r-.
farFInr House. Furniture.
snd fisturss is1, COS u
Orer Real Estate owned eos E1
Due from National Ranks
mot reserve agents 90. zoe %
IIf from State and Private
Ranks anf BanEara. TRUST
l.mranIrH and Savings
E.rsa 10 Fnr r.
1.. rom Approved Fss.rvs
E~4.haHgss FOR clearing
Hsrs. ia7,o %
ar6 cents 1901 "a
80. is1s,1 50
ffsaI.fs-fsr
nrfss azfr 90 frfrr- e.
Redemption FUND viz. r
fIrr ~ r.rrI-
Due from o. r. r-reasIr.r. 1000 no
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The Regents Prize 81 $50 for the
best essay was won by Robert Rates.
OF kearneyEvillei Bryan Prize won by
Harry Griffin. ~ HeltuEfpn. for Political
Science Tax Commission prize ESSAY by
J. 81 Martin. ~ Newell. MING EnRi-
neertnE 10 witt Fisher. CITY Cant.
sander ~ Wheeling. was announced aa
distinguished cadet
The Brinkley argus., 1912-10-04
Sl0.OO REWARD!
(Iaybdnk Mare.

Strayed from my home 31a miles west of Moro, on Walnut Lake on July 18th, one claybank mare, about 15 hands high, with black mane and tail and with dark stripessaround forepart of front legsa with a dark stripe down back t4base of tail. This mare wasrafsed south of Cotton Plant nearGum Flat by Queen Holmes, Where she is reported to be. Had mane and tail bobbed off last Winter.
 For reward write the owner, Abe Williams, or write or phone D. H. Smith, Moro, Ark. Aug. 26, '12.
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COL. SAVAGE DEAD. An Old Brinkley Citizen
 Passes Away.

After a short illness Col. J.. w. Savage died on Sunday night at 11::30 at the family residence on North Main Street.
 Col. Savage had been visiting at his old home in Bolivar, Tenn, for several months and returned home Tuesday of last week He was sick when he returned and gradually grew worse until the family despaired of hopes for his recovery.
 The funeral was on Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Oak Lawn Cemetery and was at tended by many old friends and acquaintances. Rev. T. J. Brickell officiating.
 The deceased leaves a wife and two daughters, Mrs. Geo. Congdon of Memphis, and Mrs. R. P. McGregor of Cotton Plant, both of whom were present at the funeral.
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Chas. Grider. of Turner, was here Monday.
 James Jackson attended church at Turner Sunday night.
 Walter Vernon, of St. Charles, was here on business Friday.
 Wm. Roof went to St. Charles Friday on business.
 MT. Posey and guests. of Mar veil, made a flying trip over Sun day in his auto.
 Kelly Cozart has returned from Heber Springs, Ark. lie is much improved in health.
 Bingley Jackson is on the sick list. ODELL.
 Tell len. you saw it In the Argus
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 grist mill and is giving satisfac- tion in both departments so we hear.
 H. N. Latner, has been so busy for the past month in the timber business his children are afraid sof him when he comes out of the bottom.
 Col. D. c. York was in Mem- phis last week taking in the Tri- State Fair and looking after the widows.
 Waldrop has eaten so much venison for the past few days he is getting hard to please.
 Capt. A. E. Mayberry and wife spent three days at the Tri-State Fair in Memphis last week.
 Corn, hay, and sweet potato crops are fine with us, but sorry to say little sorghum raised. And our hog crop will be short, caused by cholera last Spring.
 Rob Harding has been on the sick list for several days, but we are glad to say is up again.
 Jack Gillum is going to leave the Corner this winter so we learn. We hope he will decide to remain as we hate to give up any of our best citizens.
 We have Sunday school at Ash Grove church Sunday morning and at South school house in the evening.
 When Waldrop bought his fine horse and new rubber tire buggy we thought he would soon get married but it seems he is going to make a failure.
 Mir. Polinsky.
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Indian Bay Items.

Ollie Demoret, of Turner, was an Indian Bay visitor Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. J. w. Burton, of Turner, were the guests of w. F. Mayo Sunday.
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kCorner News.

Corner News.
 lsand family have had
 ne with chills for the
 E weeks, but we are
 R they are al well
 non, FranA Dun
 0ihers, left Tuesday
 for Long Lake to fish,
 bok for a wagon load of lon the market about thoeter, of Cotton Plant, nday in the Corner with hAmn. He decided 10 Naldrop, Ark. about the lake it his home. He Mes the looks of the h Dark Corner. Wal a will need a house.
 Ia few days when they eln their new store.
 Rena Henderson, of was a visitor at Mrs. adersons last Sunday.
 Naldrop, of Waldrop & et last week in Memphis the Tri-State Fair and |nods for their new store. Lully has moved in Rr and IS boarding at anathy's and Frank M quit work and sits @ house one-half of his a'aers are so busy pick T is hard to get a @a days work.
 Nllllford has left Col. R. < and moved to Grassy Ids will be missed by 2 friends here.
 Hy' from Psalmonville, 'aldrops trading and |4 'ne new store Tues san x Hughes has charge ' Y Lynch's gin and
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By applying the common sense test "a Rooseyeltian romance Governor Wilson manages to keep the country both amused and thoughtful
The Brinkley argus., 1912-10-04

Gov. Wilson said to the newspaper men. at the New York Press Club banquet: Suppose you had House of Representatives mixed like the pres ent Senate. think we could all go lshing for the next two years But le's at the helm and there won't be any mlxing Democrats-thats all.
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Whats a Moosette? A Third Term peekaboo!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-04
DAY
EXERCISES At
HIGH SCHOOL
INTERESTING PROGRAMME is
PRESENTED BY THE SENIORS
LAST NIGHT.
W|LL GRADUATE T0-NIGHT
PRESENTATION OF FRENCH COM.
EoY SHOWED CAREFUL PREPA.
RATION.

The annual class day performance
OF the Senior class or the Fairmont
High school tool; place last evening
and was greatly enjoyed by large
and appreciatlye audience. The class
which is known as the j.. F. Marsh
class. was seated upon the platform
during tie firSt part of the programme
and the following programme was
successfully carried out:
Glass PessImist. Werner Wade.
Glass Optimistic. Neva Curry.
Reading, "The Earl Koenlg" -
Goethe-Katherine Dolllson.
Glass Prophecy. Dorothy Knapp.
Class VIII. Fred Morris.
French Play ia somnambule." :"
THE Fortune Hunter) comedy In one
act by Michaud. Cast: Daisy Arnett.
Neva Curry. Louise Leonard. Ruth
Miller. Carol Powell, Edith Frey, Amy
Williams, Mary Ellen Henry.
The programme as given last even.
Ing Is said TO be one OF the very best
class day programmes ever given at
this institution. Splendid music was
furnished by the class.
The last part OF the programme con-
sisted OF French comedy which was
splendidly staged and presented. The
play abounded with amusing situa.
tions and incidents and these were
cleverly brought out by the cast.
Commencement Tonight.
Tonight at the auditorium the an.
nnal graduating exercises will take
place when class OF forty.siX young
ladies and gentlemen will eb present.
ed with diplomas by Superintendent
Joseph Roster.
The commencement address will be
delivered by Judge Alston G. Dayton.
of the U. S. District court and the fol.
lowing programme will be given:
Piano. Solo, Love Waltz, Moskowski
Emma Miller.
e!lnEocationG .Rey..4Sy IL 7caBter.
Salutatory. Daisy Caroline Arnett.
Vocal solo-ta).Ah Love But n Day
-Prothero.
tbJ The years at the Spring
Bench-Prof. Louis Black.
Address. Some Essentials to Sue.
cessful Life-Judge Alston G. Dayton.
Piano Solo-Etude. on. 10. No. l2-
Chopin-Florence Charlotte Hawker.
Valedictory-Louise Leonard.
Vocal Solo-(n Love Me or Not
Secchi.
tb) The Lass With the Delicate Air
DIR. Arne-Prof. Louis Black.
Presentation OF Glass = Principal
r. G. McBee.
Granting of Diplomas-Superintend.
ent Joseph Roster.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-04
/. y. Va. FIRES WEEE
IN suNDRY CIVIL OMNIBUS BILL.
CARRIES Si65,ooo FOR WEST
VIRGINIA PoSToEFicES.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. June 4. :
West Virginia Jared far better than
',ost States In the House sundry civil
omnibus appropriation bill, reported
Lrorably out OF the House appropria,
ions committee yesterday. AS the
West Virginia appropriations have
been approved by Representative JOHN
7. Fitzgerald, chairman OF the House
appropriations committee and watch
dogg OF the treasury. they are expect,
ed TO pass the House at the present
session. 'ts
The West Virginia appropriations
are as follows: Charleston, for COM
pletion of the work OF enlarging and
remodeling the postofilce building,
$75.0OO; Elkins Federal building, $780,.
900; Fairmont. continuation OF Fed
eral building. 100000: Morgantown.
postoilice, 100000; Point Pleasant.
postollice, $4,000.