The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29

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schedule Is being arranged so that a
game can be played every saturday ana
hnllasS. ana at each town every two
Neeks. NJ % the towns Of the new
league VIII he represented by stronr
teams and a good season Is anticipated
fury" was the subject ably discussed
by bernard Becker, and he smoke for
some time on the different blots that
have been placed on the twentieth
century by the many misdeads that
have been done Mr.. Becker's talk
was very interesting and some of the
Mexican troubles were discussed in
his talk
The graduating class then rendered
their song. "A Night in May" which
they have been practicing on for
some time.
Isadore Whitley then followed with
an or alton, The Request OF Pagans."
ana the talk was one Of the most in
teresung OF the entire program. and
some very interesting points were dis
cussed by the speaker. She spoke al
some length on the doings of the Pa.
gans and their belief In Christianity.
Class History.
Glass History" was given by Cyril
Davis. and he gave a history OF the
class from the time the students en-
tered high school till they completed
their courses. lie also gave a history
OF the athletic contests of the various
members Of the class during their
terms I'm the different grades.
Miss Thco Bobortshaw then fol.
lowed with the Grafton, The Genius
of the Place" and gave a very inter.
esting talk on the many geniuses
through It the country and their
many diff,rC studies. She handled
me subject i'm way that she was
given the closest attention by the
audience. She also named several Of
the geniuses OF the country and their
line OF work which they are noted for.
selection by Meister's orchestra
then was rendered. which was fol
lowed by the Glass Prophecy" bv
MISS Essic Client and she was regard
cd as the best speaker Of tho evening
ana the way that she brought in the
uliicrent members OF the class In her
talk was very interesting. In her ora
ton each one OF the thirtv-seyen
member Of The class was named. and
All were met In different parts OF the
country.
Modern Miracles.
Modern Miracles" was the oration
discussed by Harold Mitchell. and the
speaker dwelt for some time on the
miracles that have happened In the
last lew years lie spoke al eofffa
length ON the different effects the sew
'ral miracles would have had on the
country The Grafton delivered bv
VT Mitchell proved to be the longest
or tho evening
song. Tine Legend ~ the chimes ."
Was then sung nv the class
'oroihN RothrrWurd followed with
mo Grafton. Tho Influence Of Eryf.
ronment on Characters" and tho sub.
Jet was ably handled by tho spoakcr.
a- mo subject was very diTcult one.
~ ''lF'd Tor some tim" on tho innu-
IN. - on mo ch1rarf.rH Of tho dimcr.
ton
DO Mon Gather Grapes From
lhufus' was tho subject Hfaru-sod
by Ray Palmer. and the -pp4tar dv-rlf
al some l"n-th ON fNr different sub.
l"rtF NJ interest fo tho usorIc Of the
nitod States The .uI'erf rss allie
handled hy tho speaker and ho cave "A
Nflgndid 'alt 0n tho subject
Tho vol Hlirforv Of o.. class vras do
HNerod bv Miss Helen Virtue and eta
'poke OF some lonrth on frr cIr.- dur.
Ini m" four years course. and vavo
g very interoetinc talk sbo was cto.
~ To FIFr fhD VHlrdirfurv az tho
class on account NJ Iha fact NAT sfa
IniFhcd with the highest Grade Tor tho
-Four years courro
The rNsrciaes were frourhf IN q.
'i"-f With The urcefuf4firr Of ffa I'd
i'IN"e tN lT II y IiHfLflrd rrs.f
n"ni OF fh" board of e1uca lion -rd It
took some time ~ hand sa.b ,-, 80
Tho member n tho rlarr f.rfr dirf4
mo Tho clase sonp ~ tho rrafusfir-
class was fhfn eUnr which vac fot
lowed by The bsnodiction. which u,s
pronounced hv Rsv = s. HU paefor
"t in" United Presbyterian church
and vae followed by selection by
The orchestra w