The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-14
BACCALAUREATE.
To ". '. ]. BY
PR|NCETON|AN

Special 10 The lntelligencer.
MORGANTOWN. w. Va, June Is
On Tuesday, one hundred and ninety
one men and women will receive their
diplomas from West Virginia UNIVERSE
". or more than double the NUMBER
OF persons any previous class TO Dc
graduated from that school.
The commencement week program;
really began Saturday might when the
graduates of the School OF Music CAV" a
splendid concert al Commencement hail.
Most Of the visitors for commencement
week came in early IN order To be pros
ent for this concert and turned ont to
enjoy II. The town IL already crowded
with alumni from out Of the city and
other visitors who have friends amonS
the graduates. and by tomorrow roc
ord breaking crowd Is expected. Ths
demand upon the townspeoplp for ac-
commodations has been unusual as r"'
suit. Not only has the Commenccmcnt
week crowd been here. but the severn'
hundred boys and girls. who are her"
for the annual boys and girls aErlcu!-
tural club prize winners course. and me
advance guard W the summer school
crowd has helped 10 pack the town 10
OVERLOOKING.
This morning. NJ 1890 o'clock the
baccalaurcate sermon was delivered to
the graduates OF tho university by Pros
ident J Ross Stevenson, Of PrinCeton
Theological seminary.
Monday will be the hig day for the
alumni for that Is the date OF the an
nual alumni baseball game. the game %
ing called for 3 o'clock. The alumni
| wi! hold their banquet and husln"s.
meeting Monday evening. the banpn"'
starting at O'Clock.
! commencement address Will b" deliver
! ed In Commencement hall by Or. ma
| Rcmson. Of Johns Hopkins universit y
! This will be IN" iinal event or me wSrk.
although number OF social affairs
have been arranged by various commit
| tees. go
Their" will be little Iet.up In tho life
| OF the university from the end or me
regular university school because 'th
| twenty-second session Of the university
| summer school will open Immediately
| In fact. registration day comes on June
10. or before the regular STUDENTS VIII
have left the city. Classes will start
| the following day The short fern. OF
six weeks ends July 20. AID the full
term OF summer s.hool ends August
-. giving IL weeks credit in II weeHs
actual work. 7.
least 2S per ut nusaar. ltnn IA; yer
and TO be to !%rS-St " Nhe h>tTry Il
the school uy l rpnS' i:r ihIs nh'hovr
Just as the 'crIli- university 'Ia"Ses
were almost twice a. iH.E, a, nah ..,n
anticipated his y"ar. large numntr
OF the summer school students VIII he
regularly enrolled students VIC stay
over here to take IA special work "ut ing
the summer or 10 make up work on their
degrees.
Among the instructors in the summer
~Chuuiin sdnI on - - regular UNI
versity STAFF. arc NUMBER ~ Persons
who are OF ra'ion-wrde prom n"nce
Among the new INSTRUCTORS Will be- My
ron J Abbey. university Of Montana:
Walter S. DeffcnbRush. aEsIial N SIhcol
administration. ". s. b&rSLu "f Educh-
ton: Carrie 3, Eim yuCS"n. N"rif cIn ~
linois state !;orYlal school. GraGr D.
Griffin. public schools - lIcNna Mont :;
Henry E,Ss iIaI W"slHNar college Mil
dletown Conn ',HrrsN t.ll'H zones n"i-
>ersIty IF I',,iS Jur.'h. Cis-a !. %'Hls
Indiana Peu - wanna Sta'a Normal
school: Lula q. NrIEh:. Lin, "ln F'E'.
tica schorl { ,MrnrtN UIScrs'F and
Julia Worthinston OF the American Red
Cross.