The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-30
ILLNESS Of MEMBER TENDS tn
j MAR GRADUATION EXERCISES

nothing up TO all the luxurious extras
required By a faStidious patient. Money
seems small payment. however. for the
BY the faithful nurses who do their
eyes % sister Dominic. who mothers
Judge Henry Speaks
The program then proceeded with
Miss enevieve Mcdonald singing
Dreaming" by German. accompanied
by Miss Margaret Mcmahon. the &C
a solo OF Miss Mcdonald. the or
chestra supplemented a number. and
q III. &. Heryey was introduced.
His introduction vas the occasion OF
a round of applause, as he Is recog-
nized as being n of the greatest
judges in the state of West Virginia,
and some even extend his domain I %
the United States.
Judge Hervey. in referring 10 his
illness OF last spring. at the time of
the graduation OF the class Of 1915,
said that his nurse was one OF those
VINO graduated and he was forced to
DO without her services for some little
time. lie said hat he felt he could
congratulate himself upon his recov-
cry to health and 10 be able to. in a
measure. say something that might be
benehcial TO the graduates OF the
raining school ron which she grad
uated.
Approaching Work.
The world Is beginning 10 appre-
ciate labor. sale the speaker. "The
world used to cultivate the idea OF
ease, n the man who worked was
looked upon a. something mental,
something 10 be despised. Men then
sought TO clothe themselves with fine
linen. I believe we are turninr maj
idea around"
Judge Hervey said that we all owe
10 the world a measure Of service in
return Tor what the world gives us.
ana that We do not have the right
10 shirk our responsibilities The
speaker said that We scarcely ever ap-
pItClate the complexities of life He
Salu, Men are doing my work. | am
hungry and must have food. vet | do
not 20 into the fields and a that
which my body needs. II is
mat nave clothes, yet | neither raise
me WOOL or spin the cloth that is
lhdue INTO my clothing. | must have
a nome, yet do not build il. Men 20
mo me quarries and into the forests
dig the stone and fell the trees tb.t
are converted into lumber and ~
housed. / must be warm. men On
Town into h earth and dig the coal
undt Is used to make heat that /
may be warm. We are All denende,t
upon each other for something and I
must recognize the thinCs that peo-
pie do for me. ~
Am | given back to :he world a
IdlI response IN return for what the
MIN ~ EWING me- a man who
merely pays his way out of what
someone else has contributed Is little
more IMAM a parasite. / am disposed
10 congratulate these girls because
'hey are going into the world to work
ana pay their way. They should be
to~hsratuiated and honored. ! do not
DelleNe mat anyone Of Us has The
right 10 lake from the world withou
paying pack. ! am inclined TO con-
graduate these women because they
nave selected a vocation that they
can deauze Lucky is the man or
Woman VINO can ldealize common
labor and IL Is such men and such
women that / admire. Young ladies.
would have you feel that every
day your work la put something
beautiful into life. II you idealize
sour work o will do something
mat you will not be paid for In money,
nut you VIII receive that appreciation
Of the sick. the afflicted. the world.
which mean more than even
money"
The speaking program was then IN
lerspersed by a vocal solo by Miss
Gertrude Brown, The Spirit Flower"
a recitation by Miss Angela McF,ad-
den. Ben Hur's Chariot Race. very
wildly given. and a selection By the
orchestra. Or. G. \. Wingerter was
then presented.
DR.. WIngsrter's Speech.
Or WlnEcrter spoke as follows.
YOUNG Ladies Of the Graduating
Class
NV Few words TO you will BE- words
OF Congratulation. Alma Mater has
srowucd you with her well done II
i- a. precious tribute. MAY the felicia
tons Of all who greet sou By their
presence here lead you 90 appreciate 81
fully.
This is your hence dav.
To-day YOU begin lfc'e race iu earnest.
Coo speed you I'm 70. But remember that
WhiIn the prize ~ true success is Of
Tered 20 All aspirants who start. Do Isl
given only 20 those who psrsevero with
dfuufl'es and divine courage TO tho
goal. God grant that at lies end each