The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-07
SEVEN GIVEN DIPLOMAS
At WHEELING HI LAST EVENING
SMALL CLASS GRADUATED AT
TWENTY ANNUAL
COMMENCEMENT.
DR.. S. B. Mccormick, Chancellor OF Uni
verstty of Pittsburgh Makes In
spring Patriotic Address.

sV4eAsJ Va = o-'
spring Patriotic Address.
1872
Last evening witnessed N" Twenty
second comncnS''n,nt ~ "heeIlnS tiHH
school. when this institution added -
more graduates [" Us 'iu'hnh" 7''i. '"'
program OF ~ evening was an eN-
tfeneiE .Hte''S~HS ono 't" ''''''.'' '''r
spirit OF the h''NF. "prh'nG "'>a -\ii
America rendered ~ taH EiSn ScSoot
orchestra. directed =: MISS Luz: 700"
lnson. There ;"ii"w"d ihe Invocation
nSNHeF. w. r.. S'ao''''. Pastor O. -
James Lutheran caurca. Whi'o com
sisted OF a pra*eF Tor iH' d.! III"
girls VINO mad V"ach'" sum AL '!nfo:-
tant epoch III 'h":r Young lives ara '"'-
pioEins Stechst" ana c""FaS'' ,"' '"'i"
10 carry on lne o"i'"N ""''" "'E VIII
De called upon |" perform ~ IKE
KISS Ma1saFet 3d.
y selection from 'JaS> " lantern ny
tho ORCHESTRA t"t'o"''i ti:'. SrhN"''sH
invocation. after Walsh MISS Margaret
Elizabeth Hall. me SPEAKER '"G me girls
OF the class. gave III" most en;"rtain-
ing description -; h": 'nHHy VAIN at
tenptS IN pursuit ~ Suoj"ct Hn!tr
equal 10 the occasion. d"p!c;tnR IN
most striking contrast III" TWO indlNiSi-
bic feelings whi'h 80" eNn":isnc"d
upon having b""a hon"r'! oE No.? GLASS;
In selecting h.: as ;ne'r "taI"r N 'hH
graduation. The snow was sun paying
with IN" outside world wa"" MS 'at"t-
lie ciasSniatS received the ann"Unce-
Tnent. and the nr>t teeIIng which cam"
to her was ,hai az pride. and tnat The
students description OF thiS human
feeling. as i, took possession Of her was
n
ond feeling. THAI OF fear, when haunted
her through the months Then shs told
OF her trials aud 'diSappo'niincn;S III Sc
lecting subjects: how. alter deciding
upon 'F7!eaoShip. sue was ao''SeN oy
teachers 'h'' '"'S S"o!sE' ,o'
anu eAteHsNe ~ ~. 'i 49,
eE one ~ S"u'i7. anu "dS
coucased WITH SECOND SuoIee@
oiceS' n"t ehoS ne. n'tr ray |" n
most oet!sAIo' way lHaE'ns Inv -
!ect OF h'F "'t' l7'N' HiH H"|SeSS' ~
the u'CiN"n -, !'s' .'''"'"ee'
AMERICAN AT Hac
Inc "F'n'S''l '''''F',' d 'usS e ga.
lance. a'Ns' winch 900 ."t'p''
T'Sh. 'ns S''''',' Hp',d"'' u a. ~
gave SP4'Ho'u "'1>'"" -,
-Ne''Cu''~'' "''''' - ~ -,
'af'n''s '''''""S 80 w. ''"S "t" wa
SCieD-
rife agricultural imri.acnts .: this
I;,rfar ta. Leaning :hcad IN the CEN
i;,rieS 10 con,e he touched briefly upon
vha; MAJ he expected along this ilns or
Improvement. ind hnw our modern day
n-orrcss IN this nc!d will be n wholly
antio,atcG Affair Here ,h- speaker
brought IN ,h,. necessity Of conSc-va ton.
nor alnn, in on: consumption q; food.
bur also II tn. conservation .: the re-
sources II tn. Garth
Keep IN. tiuue Fires Burning fol-
lowed after which n- l. Met 'ormicK,
chancellor - The University ~: PITTS
hursh was introduced b. Professor g
T. Citizens as .h.. speaker ~ tie eve
ninc.
DR. McCornict's Address
Or Nc,'nrn,irk Opened! his stirring ami
eloouent address b> taxing his audl.ncs
hack n mind ;hir;y-,tchr Years IL tin:
.dar of MS cwn graduation IN 1881
whe, tn. Young students ~ the das.
were insured with no frrv.n. appeals
20 live BIZ lives directing ,hr.r energies