The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-22
COMMENCEMENT OF
 THE BIRMINGHAM SOUTHERN COLLEGE
Bishop CandIer to Open Weeks Exercises With BaccaIau- reate Sermon at First
 Methodist Church


 Birmingham-Southern college will begin its commencement exercises this morn- ing at Il o'clock, when the baccalaureate sermon will be preached at the First Methodist church by Bishop Warren A. Candler
 Declamation contests of the freshman and sophomore classes will be held to. morrow and at s:a0 o'clock the junior oratorical contest and the inter society oratorical coatest will take place.
 The graduating exercises will be held Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock, which will conclude the exercises
 The programme Is as follows;
 Sunday, May 29, Ii a. m: Commence ment sermon. Bishop Warren A. Candler (First Methodist church).
 Sunday, May 22, p. m.: Sermon before Young Mems Christian association. Rev S. w. Williams (First Methodist caurchj
 Monday, May 2s, 10 a. m.: Piano solo The Wind'' Miss Myrtle Painter.
 Freshman Reclamation contest: Ervir Jackson, Birmingham, American Ideals; Cs o' Nett QditlSH N+OcdNotSib AhV lolaS4\ Horse and His Rider" W. W. Hale, Bir- minsham "1he Choir Invisible" s. G. Berry, Camden, President Wilson's Flag Day Address;" E. H. Clark Albany "Spartacus to the Roman Gladators; vocal solo, selected. MT. Edgar Glenn.
 Sophomore Reclamation contest: w. C. Green. Birmingham, "Herve Riel;' D. C. Erar .fhartv.'f Boyles, "Education and Service" J. H. Howell, Hartford, "The Revenge w. S. I'raweek, Fayette. My Double and How He Undid Me-" vocal solo, "Old Friend, ' MT. Gerwin Myer.
 JUNIOR ORATORICAL CONTEST
 Monday, May 2S, $50 D. m.: Vocal sole, Lilac Time. Mrs Charles Pogue c. D. Matthews, Waterloo. Ideals of Today;' A. B. Davidson, Birmingham. shall the Squirt of America Stand 2 Howard Yielding, Birmingham, The Christian Education Movement" A. E. Middlebrooks. Midland City "Dreamers; vocal solo (a). My Creed" (b) Gypsy Trail Mir. Philip Jackson.
 Intersociety oratorical contest: P. D. Scrivner, Samantha, "Disarmament;" w P. Snuggs, Roanoke, "The Brotherhood of Man"
 Tuesday, May "A, 10 a. m: Band con cert, F. FlOrent, uNettOFs COuTdSe march, Harold Bennett Determination overture, Al Hayes; Coronola, waltz, Ed Hazel; Visions, saxophone trio, Al Hayes, (Messrs Stephens, Howell, Anderson) Little Rastus. Harold Bennett; Matinee. march. VIII Huff.
 Senior class day exercises: Remarks by the president, Harry Denman; class his tory, J. R. Duncan; piano duet, Misses Rosamond and Warren; oration, J. F. Sparks: class song; prophecy. w. G. Barnes; class will, s. M. Baker; alumni address, Hon S H. Dent, Jr
 ALUMNI LUNCHEON
 Tuesday, May "A, 80 D. m.: Bass solo, The Courier of Moscow Albert Brans- comb: piano solo, "Pollacco Brilliant, Elizabeth Colvin. Literary address. Dr H. M. Dobbs, Anniston; vocal solo se- lected, MT Leon Cole.
 Wednesday, May 25, 10 a. m., gradua- ton exercises: Orchestra. "March2Mlli- taire," (Schubert); salutatory, J. R. Dun can; valedctory, Albert L. Branscombi orchestra, Ia Czarine" (Ganne); bac- calaureate address Dr. George Petrie.
 Conferring of degrees, delivery oi medals; (a) "Clang of the Forge, (b) 'Un- forgotten" double quartet. Trustees an nouncements.