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Commencement Exercises.

This has been commencement
week for the Gleason High school,
opening Sunday with the COM
mencement sermon at Rev. G. H.
Felts, a large congregation giving
its undivided attention to the able,
powerful discourse by Brother
Felts.
Monday evening, at the college
auditorium, the primary and in
termidiate grades rendered an in
pertaining program of songs,
music and recitations. holding the
interest Of a packed house which
assembled two hours in advance
Of the opening.
Tuesday evenings program by
the pupils of Misses billiard and
Brummitt likewise brought out
a large crowd. A number Of
medals were awarded, as follows:
For the highest grade in the
high school, English department,
Audrey Call, second year; Odessa
Call, first year, each making an
average of 989. In the medal
essay contest, Sam Allen, whose
grade was SO, won the medal.
In the expression department for
punctuality, Valda Terrell. Glass,
A, Ethel B. Taylor, and class B.,
Virginia Adams. Boys class,
Harold Bynum. Music class,
Myrtle Tatum and Valda Terrell
tied for the medal. Greatest i'm
provement for the year, Reba
Oliver.
The medals were presented these
boys and girls by DR.. R. W.
Bandy, who made a nice little
address to the young people.
Wednesday evening the school
play entitled, The Last Loaf" a
drama in two interesting acts, was
rendered to a full house, each
character performing his or her
part with credit, demonstrating
genuine native dramatic talent.
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SHARON ITEMS.

Mrs. John Beard, of Dallas,
Texas, was the guest of Mrs. o.
R. Beard.
Decoration day vii be held at
Mt. Vernon on Tues hy, May 30,
after the fourth Sunday,
The Y. M. G. A. bf McFerrin
college, Martin, will give play
at the college hall Friday night,
entitled, What Happened 20
Jones'" Admission, 15 and 25c.
Aydelott' show heie Friday and
Saturday nights waS seen by q
large crowd, the tent being pack
ed both nights. The pictures were
excellent and we lapk toward to
the following yead when Mr..
Aydelott will be with Jus again.
Mothers day waa observed in
the usual way SundE morning at
Presbyterian church Bro. john
son delivered an excellent soul
stirring sermon on ar mothers.
Conductor Percy Freeman was
painfully, though Tot seriously,
hurt here SaturdS y afternoon,
while the soutb.botnd local was
switching. We did not learn how
he was hurt, thoigh in some
way his leg was mashed and
severely bruised. Drs. Shannon
and Bryant dresse his wounds
and he was sent 70 his home in
Jackson on the Afternoon train.
For Sale Nicd house and
lot.-Joe Pitts, ShaPn, Tenn.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Buck Westbrook
were made happy Thursday by
the arrival Of a brand'new
daughter.
Bro. ]. L. Thomas filled the pull
pit at Unity Saturday night and
Sunday, assisted by Bro. Jackson
Of Fulton. The ordinances Of COM
munion ard foot washing were
attended to Saturday night and on
Sunday morning before preaching.
Bro. Sadler held memorial SER
vices in memory of TIE lamented
and we'll beloved Brother Crews.
Bro. ]. G. Ross will be with the
church at Concord next Satur-
day and Sunday. This is COM
munion day and a large crowd
is expected.
Miss Bulah Cook is much
worse.
Another new enterprise for
Latham. Mr.. Ben Howard has
opened a soft drink stand and is
now ready to supply the public
with soft drinks. He has put bis
peddling wagon in the hands Of
Mr.. Johnnie McClain.
Mrs. Annie Frances was taken
violently i'll Saturday night with
bilious collie and suffered intense
" all night. However, she can
sit up some.-Silver Bell.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-05-19
KlMERY NEWS

Squire J. G. Lipscomb, who for
a number of wears, was a member
OF the county court of this caunty,
is in very bad health. He has
heart trouble and dropsy.
Mr.. Henry Gates is no better.
The strawberry crop is not as
good as was expected and prices
are not very good, either.
Eli and Fred Tillman have or
dered repairs for their automobile
and will soon be ready to ride
with the other fellows.
Ivie and Carl Smith, who have
been in st. Louis for six months,
returned home on Saturday, for 6
ten days visit. Their friends viii
not be SURPRISED to learn that Ivie
and Carl are making good in st
Louis, for they are the kind O
young men that make good.
Little Russell Hills, the seven
teen-months-eld son of Mr.. anC
Mrs. W. G. Hills, was right sicE
Saturday night with something
like membraneous Group.
Somebody visited W. T. Pente.
costs smoke-house the othel
night and took seven middlings
1t was reported that theTogue haC
been caught, but that was a mis-
take. Buster Brown.
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Webs GAZETTE

Mrs. Irene Alexander, who has
been very low, is improving.
Miss Clara Shobe is assisting
Mrs. Pullen in the millinery bust
ness, having taken Mrs. Alex
ander's place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Hays
are the proud parents of a baby.
Mrs. Tom Brown is reported
among the sick.
The little son Of Mr.. Will
Winnegar is very low Of consump-
ton. Beauty.
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w. o. w. Receipt Books

The Enterprise has just printed
a big supply of W. 0, w. receipt
books-good, clear print, heavy
paper, strong, durable binding and
convenient size-which we will
sell at 30 cents each or two for
so cents, sent postpaid upon re-
eeipt Of price. We do all kinds Of
fraternal order printing on short
notice. The Dresden Enterprise,
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MT. ZION AND HILLTOP

Mr.. John Phillips is still right
feeble, and has not enjoyed the
best of health for several months.
He celebrated his seventy sixth
birthday on May l, and on last
Sunday his children and grand
children, about forty-eight IN
number, visited the old gentle
man and, as usual, spread a sump'
tuous meal. Everybody seemed
happy, except John Finch, who
seemed somewhat confused and
wondered where all those good
things to eat came from. John
saws it is his treat next time.
Jim Hester, the mogul peanut
man, will plant five acres OF Span
ish peanuts this year. He planted
two acres last year and thinks it
is a fine crop for stock, as well as
a money crop. He ordered a
planter that plants in the hull
which reduces labor.
The school question in the
Twenty.third district is at last
settled, we hope, for good. The
board consolidated Wards Chapel,
Mt. Zion aud Beech Springs and
will build nice school house as
soon as the lumber can be got on
the ground. Some oppose the
move, but we think they will all
fall in line and our educational
facilities will be much better in
the future. Our commissioner,
Bro. Felts, deserves much credit
for this act in showing courage
enough to stand for the rising
generation. regardless Of the wish
es Of the advisory board. We al
ways knew Bro. Felts' heart lay
on the right side, but it takes
courage to act on school ques-
ton, especially when you move q
school house.
Farmers were never so busy IN
all their lives as they have been
for ten days, and crops will soon
be planted and the rush will be
over in another ten days. Some
are anxious for rain, so they can
set sweet potatoes, which will be
raised for shipment in large guam
titles.
Since the above item was writ
ten we have had the heaviest rain
Of the entire season. Streams were
overAown and hill ground washed
considerably,
Remember, the fourth Sunday
singing, to be organized at Sandy
Hill the fourth Sunday afternoon
in June, at the Presbyterian church
at Mt. Zion.-Freckles.
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> MERIDIAN NEWS y

sure was glad to see rain
falling this morning (Mondav.)
Most every one is through plant
ing cotton and haveia very good
stand up. Some have a little corn
planted on the hill land, but the
bottoms are not vet being broke.
The strawberry season is here and
the berries are sure fine, but a heap
of complaint is heard on the low
prices received in market for them.
Mrs. Matt Richie is very low
with throat trouble.
Mr.. Tom Mosely, who hurt his
ankle about three weeks ago by
falling from riding pillow, is able
to go about little on his
crutches.
am requested to let 1t be
known that the neigh borhood in
tends working the road from F.
M. Perry's mail box to Meridian
as soon as day can be decided
on. Several old gray-haired men
have offered their service free and
would like for some Of the young
er men to come and give a days
work towards widening, ditching
and dragging the roads. This is
the main Sunday school and
church road for the majority of
the people, and at times it gets
almost impossible. So get to-
gether and set a day and see what
a fine road you can make.
Mrs. Harce Drewrv is reported
better.
Mrs. Nancy Ketchum had a
chicken Matched out last Tues
day without any eyes. Where it's
eyes should have been was feather
ed over just like the top Of its
head. 1t lived till Saturday and
starved to death. 1t followed the
hen all the time, but could not
see to eat anything.
Mrs. John Mckinney had a
mess of new white head cabbage
last Friday.
Sunday school is progressing
nicely at Meridian large crowd
present each Sunday. There was
singing at Pittman's Sunday
evening, -U-Know.
SAVE A DOCTORS BILL
by keepsng Mississippi Diarhoea Cor
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-05-19

Taken up Two-year.old bay
fiIly and two-year-old horse mule.
Owner can have same by paying
for this advertisement G.
Matheny, Gleason, route A.
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White Rabbits.

Several pairs thoroughbred
whiteas rabbits for sale at $1.0O per
pair. Joe G. Holbrook, Dresden,
Tenn. AT.
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GLEASON GLEANINGS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Beard Chandler.

Mr.. Oscar Beard, of the Sixth
district, was married on last Sun
day to Miss Ruth Chandler, Ct Nc
Kenzie, Rev. Wyne, pastor of the
Mckenzie Methodist church, say
ing the ceremony at the home OF
the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rufe Chandler. Miss Willodene
Curtis sang II Love You Truly"
and "The Dawning:" The we'd.
ding march was rendered by Miss
Louise Everett. Attendants: Mr..
Bernis Glasgow and Miss Bessie
Hoffman. The bride was gowned
in a beautiful blue tailored suit,
with hat and accessories to match.
The bride and groom left on the
afternoon train for Memphis, where
they will spend a few days, return
ing to their home in the Sixth dis
trict, wherea cordial welcome awaits
Mrs. Beard. The bride is one Of
McKenzie's fairest flowers. She is
a talented musician and was music
teacher at Central High school the
past two terms. The groom is one
of the county's most sterling, in
dustrious young men. A host of
friends unite in wishing a long life
of matrimonial bliss.
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BROOKS CHAPEL.
isaAAAsaAasAAA AaaAAAsAsa

Bros Will Etheridge of Dres-
den will preach at s. minary Sat-
urday night, Sunday at II and
Sunday night,
There was singing at Brooks
Chapel Sunday night. A large
crowd attended and I'll ey did some
good singing. Prof. I'd MITCHELL
of ChriStmasville and Prof. lyie
Smith Of St. Louis, attended.
Mrs. Andrew Harrison is some
better.
Claud Capps' baby has the
whooping cough and Is real sick.
They think there Isl very little
chance for its recovdry Brown
Eyes.
Spartan Women Suffered lntOId TOrtlres
but who wants to be SIartan2 Take
Femina for all female disorders
Price 50c and 81 m il
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For Sale.

Florida Yam sweet potato slips
at Is cents per 100.-W. R.
Hawks, Gleason, Tenn. SGT.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-05-19
No MaIarla-NO CblliS,

Plantation Chill Tonic is guarsn-
teed to drive away Chills and Fever or
your money refunded. Price 5Oc. il
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No Need to Wait for a Day Oft.

Van Lax for the liver can he taken
morning, noon or night. Makes you
feel better, not worse. Price oVc' j
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No. COG
- 4.

This 10 prescription psepared especially
for MALARIA or CF4I9LS & FEVER.
Five or six doses will bfeak any case, and
If taken then as tonic be Fever will not
return. Il acts on the liver better than
Calomel and does not g9pe or sicken. Csc
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-05-19

The potato growers sold and
shipped two cars OF sweet po-
tatoes this week at satisfactory
prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hill
Burroughs, OF Gleason, announce
the engagement and approaching
marriage Of their daughter, Beuna
Vista, to Mr. Arthur Lucian Hall,
of Memphis. The ceremony to
be soIemnized at the home Of the
parents Of the bride, Thursday
evening, June 8, at 8 o'clock.
Relatives and friends of both
families are invited.
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For Sale.

Florida Yam sweet potato slips
at Is cents per 100.-W. r.
Hawks, Gleason, Tenn. 8.2t.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-05-19

SAVE A DOCTORS BILL
by keepsng Mississippi Diarhoea Cor
dial handy for all stomach complaints,
Price 25c and SOC, il
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j. c.. C..

The best Corset on the mar
ket. Satisfaction and dura-
bility guaranteed, For sale by
MRS. S. {. GOODIN
Gleason, Tennessee
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4 doGe niIIas de Trieste
Sc eRcusatran las tro-
IS itaIisn2s
IA mu;cIa ~oirnSila c>tH -icn;iO dir
l;ida III orient" ! sur de- Gorilla.
Il iraycS de ia pianiCir
del JIrSO.
!3S IT.NLilNDS ASEGJRi\ OIL
IL COSTA De iGNtVILXA IN
Ii iBWNTHO ESTA SiEN
DO iiiDRi INNlUIUi.
>er.irtn exclusive para IL rRENsa.

~
LONpRE>. Noyicmbrc i.-Couti-
nuaUi" III ~uf"H>iNa al Orirutr \ sur
q" Gorilla. Sobr" Ia planet" Gr' Tar
"a. .aS urppa> ital!anas del general
Lad0rnI Ii1i"ruu duranl" 81 dia dr
aver uurlu> aNanrr>. que IL acu.r-
10 r,u 10 jufornr> rctbjIu- ru g.
IA capital, ~r"E"cau I ga jropas 4
!ccr rui!ias 70 his'aurja .c Trieste.
u objective principal d" ga ofen>jva.
Las noticias procedentes de Roma
indirau que otr0s 5000 priSioneros
au-tgia"es Tucruu rapturadoS por i"S
i.aljn">. lIe >u.uad1$ j 10 emo
nil a4spriore5 hacIn IN total d.
S,Gur en Us .rcs pr.n.erys Iias IL.
c0mbateS.
En- la costa del -Ndriatico Y en- la
ccrcauias de e>a region. en- Il dislri-
10 al sur de Monfalcone. Sc Ia esta-
do .ibrando una encarnizada lucha.
y un informe eXtraoficial. que no
ma sido confirmado ia cuenta dc que
Ia poblaci6n de Dunno. que Sc en-
2ucntra sobre Ia via &c. FerGocarrii
lie Venecia a Trieste. IA Sido ocupa-
ia Dor los i~iaiianoS.
Ell communicate Official dado 4 u
publicidad aver en- "a capital de TIA
liza IS como S!sue:
Tres mil prisioneros mas. en-
Ire los que 80 cuenta IN general.
han sido capturadoS Il los a~ustriaco>
Jurante = curse lie las operaclones
dia de aver, en- la planicie del Gar
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ser,ielo E,rIu>,,o para /, rEiNsA.

LONDRES. Noviembre I'm 81
informe Official publicado hoy en- es-
IA capital por 81 Ministerio de la
Guerra. 50 ia cuenta de que IN fuef
te nuc.eo lie tropas alemanaS iogra-
ron penrtrar auoche en- las trinche-
ras ;r- , eStablecidaS en- las Ger
canias de- Guinchy. en- e fren;e de-
Soma. >ituadaS Il >lete mll.as a! &
riente IL Bethune.
Ell communicate DC ~veferencla a
srega Iue los alemanes fueron 4,
fin de.~aloiad9> lie csas poslcIoneS
Dor medic lie v~i=orosos ~contra-ata-
qle- iado< por las troDaS britanicaS
Al orienle De Guedecourt los teu-
tones einprcndiecon tambitn aver
IN. sr~ic ,r rnr;ra-alaque.. pHro to-
dos clos mrrou "e:h2za.os pc" 'oS
in-'pScs con cnorme~ bajas para Fl
enemi=o.
\ 10 ur=u de-. rrentr frances. i;
Iucla 10 va >ifo muy intense du-
raD;e los tltimos tres dias.
E. informc aieman por SUI parte.
lice Jur los ataqucS lie los france
g, Fco-ou r~echazaioS aver con gran
de- p9rdidaS para 81 enr,ni=c, en- los
sa,.orr- DE- G~uedecoUrt. Les Boeuf>
Is Courrelettn. OF Fl IrenIe Septen-
tr.ona. del Soma.
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IL OSESPIRITUS NO HABL.AN
PERO APUNTANn
"Planchette" 10 car unica cn csc mist, rio

Con 81 uo &c "7Iarchettc" quo e S L n sparato para saber
10 orc ot:os pieasan y otras cosas, puedc listed hacerse dc
tuca dinero, dsrdole a s@ber a otras personas 10 que les va a
r1sar; 81 Seran afortunadss en- anoccs, en- los negocios, ST SC
karaD ricss y en- fir todo 10 que TN espirit&sta &c podria decir,
10 pacce saher Usts& aisn1o sin darle a saber a n:nguna otra
persona. fiagass listed IN espiritsta de renombre por medic
Dc este aparsto. 20 existe peligro alguno en- su manejo, un
7no dc S amos 10 puede mancjsr sin riesgo alguno. Cuidan-
dcio dehidaneate durara toda Ia vida. 81 NO HACE 10 QUE
lie HEMCS PRCMETICo LE DEVOLVEREMOS SU DINE
&c. Ordene IN apatato hoy mismo : a los cuantos dias des-
r15s aabra ganado dinero para pagan por eI varias veces. Por
1T corio tempo 10 envianos al reducido pTecio de S5.75. Vale
n7ocho mas. NC MANpE DINERO, pague per este apararo
al .ecih:r!c. DrijGse a Ia casa que puede,
ALAMO MAGICAL &C. Sta. A, Dept. SO. San Antonio, Tex.
NoTA-Se enyian con ell aparato, las drecciones COM
pl2tas en- espanol.
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contina3 eacaEniz ia Ia
lucia On Ell ffent nor
te de- Rum MI
as tropaS ;,el rey Fernando >lru"n
harirndo deseSpCradoS e~>!ucFkos
para contcner Il aIancc
auStro aiemam.
rAWR!EN EN- Ia EOLHYNiA Y GA
LTCII ORIENTAL LnS CnNBA-
TIES SlGJEN LIBRANDOSE
CON GRAN EfDLE\CIt.

LONDRES. Novicmbrr i.-Poca>
.9rj,ia> - nan rccibiIo lie La ope-
.arioRcS en- = frrnIp IT, Ia front1ra
> Trans yania. pero on la Que han
%. H. tl.imamnntc e iuiica Que
= l,rha rontinua con yioIencia 81
- region ' muy r>pecialmrnt" ~
"a de los desfi,adaro> Dc Tom"-.
ro,henlnucw. .Uorvc Roia.. Y Nul-
.ano due - entucntran >ituados Al
s.r IL Kronstadt. H~e"m2aStadt Y
petro>eny. reSpectivam"nte. Y que
son 5o< pasos por donie los rumauos
han avanzado al interior del terri
torio rumano.
La defenSa de los rumanos ha es-
tado haci6udose en- eSas resiones con
yeriadero denuedo y solo debido a
Ios e~sfuerzos desesperaios de :
tropas It ma .o.rado imoedir que 81
vance leut6n - @leve 4 efecto con
rapidez.
Fl communicate aIeman anuncia
nos.eriores avances de los austro-
aipmaDes en- IA region de Predeal. al
SIR del tesffladero de Tones: pero
81 inforure rumano por su parte
asesura que al oricnte Gle esa plaza
los rumanos han conseguido hacer
ayauces en- eli vale del Buzeu, de
ne fol ga
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= rs Rises DICEN QJE Los lfI.
TONES ESTiN REEiRANB0SE
IN RJMl\iA.

PETRDGRADO, Noliemurc It'd
-,sf~ada de la tropa> auSjro aIema-
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G.. q a S. A. dimes Prizr'pAD.

iielaD:-
40 fG.-SunseI Limited, de
SueV2 OrlesnS .....---. An A. y
No I~Bs.-SuH>el Limited d. SAB
Francisco ---...-------- SS 4 :
No fast Nail de Sueys Or
leans .-................ 7.2O 4 =
No A-FaSi Mall de Del Rio 81. II ~ 4 \
% ~q-SunSei Express d. Nue.
va orleans .--.....-....- IN , ;
O t~O.-SunSfl Express de san
Francisco .......-.-..- >$ e.
Sa'rn:-
o ~tOt.-Sunset Limited para
San Frsnc!ScO -.-.-.-. $50 :. :
70 Ir2.-SunScI limited para
NusyR '~'rlraD>- ffG A
10. a.-Fasi 2 = para Del no t:Go A. V
70. s-FasI I'll para Nueys
O ~un>"r ETpreS< para
- Francisco 800. ST =. :
IA 60 ruSHi "VDTpSS para
A,-vs Orleans ......... if:S3 P. "
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LLEGADA y SlLlpA nr r8E>Es
a.


I.isGan-
40 t6-rs Houston. waco
corpus Christ! --.--.... 6:55 p. =
SO tG.-ne HuuSirn : .ul;v>
de Ia COSTA --.--..----- $40 A. y
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lie IL COSTA --..-..--.-. $50 >. u
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70 i5.-para Houston. WarO :
CoSpus Christi 5000. st5 4. \
80 l3.-9ar1 Houston Y VupiC>
dc Ia costa ..-..--.... 10 s. ? :
No u-Pars Yoakum y ruDfOS
de Ia costa ..........-... EOS , \
10 ~ -Pars SPrrviIis tshln To-
domingo ..---.......-. S-iO =. Y
No 4.-Par Serrville ,CiartOl SOS !. !
No t46.-Pars Ee-yiIlc tG:ariO.
eIcepto los dOm.nSosl ?.GS !. y
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Travis
~TELEFONOS{ 24Il
Nuevo

IA PHFNSl ~ rI prsirdirn m',icann q
MAYOR -irrHlaci6n en- lc> E~tldu> tHiior
' par 10 ianto. Ct meier para lo> annn"'m-
ties.
Entered a. second class matter fChrIitr
Il, 1915. n the PGStOIliCc ii san lnlUi's"
TFNs under the Act. OF March ;. 1873.
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Evening star., 1916-12-24
ALUMNI REUNION FEATURE.
Presidents of First and Last Grad
uating Glasses to Speak.

For the gathering Of alumni of Gen.
trail High School at the new building,
11th and Clifton streets northwest,
Tuesday evening at o'clock for the
eighth annual reunion under the aus
pices of the Alumni Association a fea-
ture which Is believed to be unique
in the annals of the organization is
planned. Daniel A. Edwards, president
Of the first class of the school-that
of 1s7S-and Joseph H Belcher, presi-
dent of the latest graduating class
that of 1916-will deliver brief ad-
dresses.
In addition to this large number
of representatives from the class of
1873 are expected to be present, a
special invitation to take part in the
reunion having been extended to the
twenty-three survivors now living In
Washington. Also, all of those who
were graduated from or attended the
old Washington High School. as well
as those who have ever attended Cen
trail High since it's establishment, are
being urged to join in making this
the biggest reunion the school has
ever held.
Inasmuch as this Is the first reunion
to be held in the new building the
former students will be given ample
opportunity to inspect the equipment.
A program of entertaining features is
to be given and brief business meet
ing held, at which the principal busi-
ness, probably. will be the annual cleo
ton of officers.