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The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

Ry way of prefacing any remarks about the Gar
rick PLAYERS in their stock Offering "Pollyanna
It may be stated with emphasis and conviction that
Manager Jack Edwards is at last of on that vaca-
,ion Thrice before hath Jack Edwards started that
vacation and thrice hath he returned. This time he's
Off apparently, and the downright aching void he
Iavs At the Garrick be hed to the best of his
EnovIedge and belief by new manager whose name
We fail to recall at this moment
Another newcomer at the Garrick. however, is
,,;ss Amy Dennis, ingenue, who will blossom forth
a., the role of "Polyanna'' at the Garrick tomorrow
,i1bt Miss Dennis to be all that the Garrick
Lsss department claims for her in the way of charm
ir perso nality and she has permission to demon
rats her acting ability to the extreme limit of her
.o,ver. tomorrow evening in "PoIlyanna"
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

Another of interest associated with the
as is the inaugural at the National Theater of the
Aborn Opera Companys musical season. which begins
,omorrow night with the presentation of Robin
Hood" with a splendid cast consisting of Fritze
Busing, Forrest HUFF, Arthur Cunningham and others
Tbe Aborn Opera plans call for presenta-
.ton next week Of the Gilbert Sullivan "Ruddi-
ere which had a phenomenally successful re-
vival in New York last
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

Fritzie Brunette after her long engagement with
the J. Warren Kerrigsn Company, has determined
upon vacation. She is planning TO HE away TO the
hills city that shall remain unknown-untii
FrZie is rested-snd forget the fateful click
camera a month more.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30
At THE RESORTS

MACALEsTER- - Daily
excursions to Mount Vernon. Of
fering a visit to the mansion and
grounds Of that historic point
and a delightful Potomac River
trip. Steamer leaves foot OF
Seventh street at 10 a. m. and
$50 p. m. except Sundays.
MARSHALL HALL - washington's
nearest river resort: open for
season: steamer Macalester makes
three trips each day. at 10 a. m
2:3o p. m. and $50 p. m.
BEACH - Washing
tons bay resort; dancing pavilion,
boardwalk. roller coaster merry
go-round. bowling alleys. shoot
ing galleries and other attrac-
tions open.
GLEN ECHO PARk-Wide variety
of amusement for holiday crowds; !;
all of the regular attractions ana
some added features will be on
the program. Free concerts Sun
day and dancing every week
night: admission free.
GREAT FALLS PARK-ls2e season
now open: free admission. free
dancing, concerts by the Great
Falls Ladies' Orchestra and other
amusements. Electric trains leave
Thirty-sixth and NJ streets north
west
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30
NEXT WEEKS SHOWS

NATIONAL - Aborn Comic Opera
Company in GILBERT and suiiivan's
"auddigore."
BELAsCo-Dr. Harry @. Hsisei-
den's motion picture based on the
famous Boliinger baby case.
GARRICK-Garrick Players In The
Eternal Masdalene." by Robert
Mclaughlin.
PoLI's-'The Confession"
u. r. KEIrH's-Marie cahiIi; Alan
Rogers: Moilie Fuller: the Three
Weber Girls: Diamond and Lola
Girlie: "Pedestrisnism" and other
acts.
COSMOS - George Gruenewsld's
-Four Jacks and q Queen" Jean
Chase and company In "Peggy's
wedding Day:" Howard Chase's
farce: stafford, De Ross and COM
pany; Marie Russell. assisted by
Jean, violinist; Warden Brothers;
HILBERT and Malle; Lew wallace; !;
Grifith's The IDOL Dancer" SEN
nett's Let Her Co"
PALACE - Charles Ray in Paris
Green"
C0LUMDIA-First four days, "A
Desperate Hero" starring owen
Moore; final three days, The
Harvest Moon" starring Doris
Kenyon.
METROPOLITAN May Allison in
The Cheater."
KNICKERB0CkER Sunday and
Monday. The Cheater." starring
May Allison: Tuesday and We'd
nesday, John Barrymore in "Dr.
JekyI and Mr. Hyde" Thursday
and Friday. Bessie Barriscale In
The Notorious Mrs. Sands" Sat-
urday. Bryant Washburn in Mrs
Temples Telegram"
CRANDALL'S-Fran Mayo in The
Girl in No. 2s." and comedy The
Good Ship Rock and Rye" FIRST
three days: Wednesday through
Friday. Niles welch in Re
claimed"
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

Margot Kelly who sings the ingenue role in Flo
rodora" and Georgia Hewitt who plays similar
mart in Betty Be Good" at the Casino, New York.
ars reyiving the old idea of ingenue club. THE
principal purpose of such organization" explains
Miss Hewitt. lis to rid the members of the ingenue
clan Of that awful description-'cute. /"
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

Stewart Baird has been engaged for important
roIs in the Winter Gardens new production, Gin
derella on Broadway. in preparation. Bairds
last appearances in New York in Little Sim
plicity" and the "shubert Gaieties of 1919"
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

Polls after a long and profitable season of the
.,szitimate" drama inaugurates a of motion
,icture presentations with weeks showing of The
confession." starring Henry walthall which begins
next Sunday afternoon
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

Bonnie May" the new Bessie Love production. is
progressing rapidly. Joseph de GrsSse, who with
Ida May Park directed her last picture, The Mid
Ianders is satisfied with the results obtained far
but admits it's kind OF lonesome without the famous
woman director by lend a hand.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

Claire Du Brey. after having COMPETE .-r .ars
in "Life's Test" the Bessie Barriscale grou 6Fs
flown TO San Francisco TO drink -. II
Gate.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

zena Reefe will play the leading feminine role in
the Forthcoming Ralph Ince production Red Foam"
This is the popular story written by William H.
Hanby which appeared in the Saturday Evening Post
Miss Keefe's latest picture is out OF the SHOWS"
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

Olive Thomas will portray Irish lass for the FIRST
time in her photopsy in her forthcoming pio-
ture Jenny Miss Thomas is proud OF the role for
shs herself is a daughter Of Erin
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

Jack Pickford is fortunate in having a director who
is at once expert with the megSphone and a keen
wit Al Green is partial TO the epigrammstic form.
His latest After dinner speakers are like cork
screws-they wind around considerably before get
ting the point"
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

CRANDALL'S - First four days
Cecil B. De Miles "Old Wives for
New" Thursday and Friday
Sex" Saturday. Gladys Brock
we'll in Mother OF His Children"
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

A Swedish picture company has persuaded winnI
fred westover 10 visit that country and in hu
versions Of Ibsen plays. She will sail June IL.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

In leading roles Of Upton Snclars The Money
Changers" will appear Betty Brice, Roy stevur1
Claire Adams, Gertrude Claire and Edward Pef
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

KNICKERBOCKER-Today and to-
morrow. Bert LytelI in Alias
Jimmy Valentine" Tuesday and
Wednesday. Eugene O'Brien in "A
Fool and His Money" Thursday
and Friday. Wallace Reid in The
Dancin' FOOL" Saturday, Colleen
Moore in Little Orphant Annie"
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

The Old Homestead" which is to be eIsborately
filmed by Paramount with Theodore Roberts as Uncle
Josh, has been twice filmed before.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

Imagine being a female sheriff and having 70 jail
vour father as the hrst prisoner. That's just what
Edythe Sterling. does in The Girl Who Dared" And
she does without the flicker Of an eyelssh.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

Inspired by the quaint atmosphere of Arthur Rich
mans romantic comedy, Not So Long Ago." Sidney
RIackmor who plays the leading masculine role,
Jyritten song ~ that title. Joan Schwartz will
furnish the music
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

Two new stages are being erected at the Holly
wood studios to accommodate tSe newly formd Ida
May Park Productions and to permit OF a greater
latitude in the activities of the Bessie Company
Andrew J. Callaghan, manager and financial backer
OF the two ventures is In New York attending
Eastern end OF his eyerincreasing production buxI-
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

Eugene Besserer, who plays a prominent role in .
forthcoming Republic picture, appeared the
At the ripe age nine. At seventeen she wrote,
produced and starred in her own productions
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

GARDEN-"The Toll Gate" will
lam s. Hart picture. adapted
from the stars own story: Anna
Q. Nilsson. Joseph Singleton. Jack
Richardson and others in cast.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

Harold Lloyd seems to be OF the few big film
people who genuinely like his leading lady. Pro-
fessional Jealousy Is nil with him. II a thing
at his studio famous comedian without his
pretty hlm sweetheart. Mildred Davis. by his side
discussing their joint work as il unfolds
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

STRAND-'Riders Of the Dawn"
based on the novel The Desert
of Wheat" by Zane Grey.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

Fight shy of Pommeranian pups" says Owen
Moore, working his latest picture. stop That
Man" The reason for this caUstc advice is that a
POM used in the picture has put Mr.. Moore's
on edge.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

William d. Taylor is busy completing the cutting
OF his latest picture The Boy" He is highly opti-
mistic about its worthIness a successor 70 "Huck
Finn" and Tom Sawyer" the productions which so
strongly focused the eyes OF the county upon HIS
work.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

Europe seems to be the aim Of ever. r. lior -u-s
company these days. The latest TO So ur ., E,s
lure is Bessie Love. The tiny ts-t .~- NsU
York about the end of July. Andre' =. "s~srhau-
her producer, has already arranged .s ro6Err-
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

1t is by means impossible that a n announcement
viii be made Of the commencement OF a serial Ees-
turing Tom SantschL The big heavy who has been
making Rex Beach pictures for Goldwyn. returned
from the East bearing all the marks a would be
cinema daredevil.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

Former President William H. Taft is the head Of a
new film syndicate called The American Picture
Associates, which will nlm "a patriotic features.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

Olive Thomas is now working on her Forthcoming
pieture Jenny" at the Selznick west studios
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30
As to SCRAMBLED Wiyes."

AdoIph KIauber's production of
Scrambled Wives" went over with
a bang" last Monday night In At
lantic City. william Brady. who
was among those present, made
Klauber an offer for the English
rights.
Lew Fields Summer show, The
Poor Little Ritz Girl" will open n
Boston this week. II will probably
come to a Shubert house hero dur
ing the week Of June IL.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

To present revues and travesties of the intimate
nature, will Morrisseys Comques' has been organ
lied permanent institution and the FIRST offering
will be "Buzzing Around" cast will include in
addition Mr. Morrissey Elizabeth Brice. Lydia
barry, Walter Wilson Ray Eleanor Ball. Ernest F.
Young, Jeanette Tornour. Masters and Kraft and
others Mr.. Morrissey has written the music for
..Buzzing Around" and Is responsible with Edward
Madden for the book and lyrics.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

Bessie Bsrriscale has decided herself sor
some time TO to screening ard stor e. by
Kathleen Norris, the California authr-ess
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

For successfully assuming the role of Regina
waterhouse" at a moments notice in Scandal" Susan
Given has been assigned the task Of understandings
Francins Lsrrimors In the same play.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30
TINS WEEKS SHOWS

BELAsCo David Beiasco's latest
production, Call the Doctor"
comedy by Jean Archibald; cast
embraces Philip Merivale, William
Morris, John Amory, Janet Beech
er, Charlotte walker. Jane Hous-
ton, Fannie Marinoff, Mrs. Tom
Wise. Barbara Milton and Rea
Martin.
GARRICK - Garrick Players in
"Pollyanna." dramatization Of
Eleanor H. Porter's novel; Amy
Leah Dennis, Anna Morrison,
Everett Butterfield, John Roche,
Edward Mackay, Edith Campbell
Walker and others in cast.
PoLPs-""The Mikado." and H. N.
S. Pinafore." Gilbert and Sullivan
operas: Rollin Bond, director; cast
includes Estelle Murray. Elaine
Sebring Ford, Florence Winter.
Genevieve F. Bond. John T. FL
lott, Harry Stevens and others.
NATIONAL Aborn Comic Opera
Company in the DeKoven and
Smith masterpiece, Robin Hood"
cast includes Fritzie Won Busing.
Maude Gray. Forrest Hun, Har-
Ian Briggs and others.
n. r. KEITHs-Helen Keller: Van
ity Fair" with Bobbie O'Neill and
Alma Adair;' William Brack and
comedy clowns: Harry Deli; Janet
Adair in Song Recitations;"
Donovan and Lee; Collins and
Hart: Bert Howard. pianist; Mar
got and Francois; Topics OF the
Day" and the kinograms.
COsMos-Julian Hall and company
in Snapshots" Eddie Carr and
company in The once Boy"
Marie Russell in songs; Jean
in Joining the Union;" Shelvey
Brothers: the Kitara Japs: Freed.
Raynor and Crosby: The Rivers
End" and The Great Nickel Rob-
berry"
GAYETY-~rhe Sporting Widows
presenting a two-act farce. There
Was a FOOL" Al. X. Hall heads
cast, supported by Jean lie Veay,
Hazel Hargis. Charles Mack.
Ethel Norton. George Weist. Ed
Aiken and others.
PALACE-Chester Withey's picturi-
zation of Edward Sheldon's ro-
mantle classic, Romance" with
Miss Doris Keane in, chief role.
METROPOLITAN Alias Jimmy
Valentine" perturbation of the
famous stage success; Bert LytelI
Is the star.
RIALTO-'"The Deep Purple" r. A
Walsh's production. based on the
stage success by Paul Armstrong
and Wilson Miner; Miriam Coop
er heads cast.
COLUMBIA-First four days. H. 3.
Warner in William ]. Lockes
The White Dove" last three
days. Shirley Mason in Molly
and l."
GARDEN-'The Toll Gate" a WILL
lam s. Hart picture. adapted
from the stars own story: Anna
Q. Nilsson. Joseph Singleton. Jack
Richardson and others in cast.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

When Sir Gilbert Bsrkers novel. The Translates
Of Savage reaches the it will have the title
Behold Ny Wife"
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

The David Butler Company have returned from San
Francisco where they went to secure important
outdoor scenes for Smiling All the Way Lestrioe
JOY the leading lady has had enough OF roughing t
for months to come. The entire company campsd
out In q wild retreat far north OF San Fran
cisco. and Lestrice swears that bears and things
stalked about the tents every night
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30
Notes of the Film, Folk|

During the making Of The Mutinys Edwsrd so
man. who is directing All OF the Jssk Londpn pred
ductiops happy victim OF the poexpcctcn To
stage the shipwreck sloman and his ccnpsuy
cruised the Pacific searching for storm Finniis
in despair they returned TO the studic buiie fake
ship. and the hrst attempt secured what is her
lieved to be the thrilling thspwnsek ever
screened The fake ship split under TIE nigh vsftf
pressure and went to pieces under its oaslanGht
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

Billie Burke has been engaged TO star in several
pictures for Paramount
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

Louise Hun the first selEnick star to work at th'
Solax studio, recently acquired by SeSnck Pictures
Corporation. Miss Hun is working her initia
SelInick production, The Dangerous Paradise
written by Edmund Goulding.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

For the Hampton production of z. Brass B5ttls-
the play which some years ago cres.sa s.E d Eurur.
as stage production, Henry King, director has Ss-
cured the services OF Edwin Steveuf. TIE tattf.
originated the part Of the genie wteH play fr.t
appeared in New York.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

Calamity" which starred William Gillette the
stage. viii be filmed by King ,vIdor for First Ma
tionai.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

Bert Lytell will probably picture heid for
a while and accept a stage engagemc-. In New yort
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

The new ziegfeid "Follies," Il now appears.
not arrive at the New Amsterdam until the week Of
June Is, or even week OF the 22d Mr.. ziegteId
possibly needing eertainpeople from the 1918 edition.
is closing that Entertainment In Boston May -,
and Il estimated that least two three weeks
preparation will be required prior to the New York
openinG.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

COLUMBIA-First four days. H. B
Warner in William J. Locke'i
The White Dove" last three
days, Shirley Mason in MOLLY
and l."
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

Elaine Hammerstein is working her Forthcoming
starring vehicle, The Point OF View, under the di
rectIon Of Alan Crosland.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

ID. n. KEITH's-Marie CshiIl; Alan
Rogers: Moilie Fuller: the Three
Weber Girls: Diamond and Lola
Grille: "Pedestrisnism" and other
acts.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30
METROPOLITAN

RIALTO-''The Deep Purple" r. A.
Walsh's production. based on the
stage success by Paul Armstrong
and Wilson Miner; Miriam Coop
er heads cast.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

GARRICk-Garrick Players In The
Eternal Magdaiene." by Robert
McLoughlin.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

Mayo in The
Girl in No. 2s." and comedy The
Good Ship Rock and Rye" first
three days: Wednesday through
Friday. Niles Welch in Re
claimed"
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

den's motion picture based on the
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

PoLI's--The Confession"
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

- Aborn Comic Opera
Company in Gilbert and suiiivan's
"Ruddigore."
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

NATIONAL - Aborn Comic Opera
Company in the DeKoven and
Smith masterpiece, Robin Hood:"
cast includes Fritzie Won Busing.
Maude Gray. Forrest Hun, Har-
Ian Briggs and others.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

METROPOLITAN May Allison in
The Cheater."
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

PALACE-Chester withey's picturi-
Zation of Edward Sheldon's ro-
mantle classic, Romance" with
Miss Doris Keane in, chief role.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

C0LUMnIA-First four days, "A
Desperate Hero" starring owen
Moore: final three days. The
Harvest Moon" starring Doris
KenYon.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-30

GAYETY-'The Sporting Widows
presenting a two-act farce. There
Was a FOOL" Al. X. Hall heads
cast, supported by Jean lie Veay.
Hazel Hargis. Charles Mack.
Ethel Norton. George Weist. Ed
Aiken and others.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-05-07

mail, through sunshine and storm,
through hot and cold, for several
years. Not many mail trips have
been missed in all of his regime. II
a thank-you job was to be performed
either here, on the route, or in Bea-
yer Dam, Uncle Alec has been on the
job and ready to serve his friends,
and many were the times when he
was called upon.
Mr.. Curtis says he will continue to
operate his passenger transfer line
between Hartford and Beaver Dam,
and that by reason of being relieved
of the necessity of waiting upon the
mails he will be in a position to give
the travelling public quicker and bet
ter service.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-05-07
ONE LADY AND TWO
MEN FOR TRUSTEES

The election held here Saturday
for three members of the School
Board resulted in the Election of Mrs.
j. r. Pirtle and the reelection of
Messrs T. H. Black and c. o. Hunter,
Mrs. Pirtle drawing the two year
term and Black and Hunter getting
the three year term. While those
voted for took no part in the election,
nor did anything whatever to further
their interest as candidates for the
positions. yet the election was quite
interesting and well contested.
This is the first instance, in Hart
ford, where a lady has been elected
as a member of the Board of School
Trustees, and so far as our knowledge
goes, IL is the first instance in the
County Mrs. Pirtle is a lady of
culture and refinement. She former
taught in the Schools of Ohio Coun-
ty and ranked with the very best. and
takes a keen interest in educational
matters.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-05-07
HARTFORD OHIO COUNTY, KENTUCKY, FRIDAY, MAY T. 1920

graduation and it is turned over to
the Seniors for speech making, mer-
riment and fun. The following
students will appear on the program
President Powell Tichenor, The Wei
come Address; Glass Prophet, Mary
Warren Collins; Glass VIII, Weber
Clark; Glass Musician, Kathleen Tur-
ner; Glass Grumbler, ode Harper;
Glass Historian, Xouatt Rhoads;
Glass Music by the Glass.
The Commencement exercises will
be held Thursday night in the Metho-
dist Church, beginning at $3.50. Pow
ell Tichenor, class president, will de-
liver an Grafton entitled Launched,
where shall We .Anchor?" Martin
Pate will deliver the valedictory ora
tion, entitled 1.-THE American Girls
Inheritance. DR.. j. J. Tigert, a
graduate of Oxford University, Eng
land, and head of the Department of
at the University of Ken
lucky, will deliver the address and
present the diplomas.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-05-07
NANCY ELIZABETH COOK.

Mrs. Nancy Elizabeth, wife of
County Judge Mack Cook died at her
home here late Sunday night, af-
ter an illness of some length of kid
ney affection. Funeral services were
conducted from the home Monday
and burial of the remains took place
the following day at Greenbrier bury
ing grounds, Butler County.
Mrs. Cook was formerly a Miss
Evans and was reared in the vicinity
of the place to which her remains
were conveyed for burial. She had
been a consistent member of the Bap-
fist church for years. Besides her
husband she is survived by three sons
and three daughters.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-05-07
SCHOOL NOTES.

Examinations began last Tuesday
morning and ended Thursday after
noon. Between examinations the
students have been working hard pre-
pairing for the exercises of Com
mencement week, which begins Sun
day morning with the baccalaureate
sermon at the Methodist Church by
Mr.. w. H. Briney, Mr.. Briney has
been pastor of the Broadway Chris
tian Church, of Louisville for fifteen
years.
On Monday night at $3.50 in the
High School Auditorium the Juniors
will present safety First" an Ameri-
6an Farce-Comedy in three acts.
on the following night the Seniors
will present their play. "And Home
Came Ted" This is a royalty play,
a comedy of mystery in three acts.
Wednesday night will be Glass
Sigbt This is the last night before
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1920-05-07
FORDSVILLE HIGH
SCHOOLS CLOSING
Commencement Exercises of Unusual
Interest Successful
Year Ends.

The commencement exercises o
he Fordsvile Graded and High Schoo
embraced the whole of the presen
week to this evening inclusive. The
school is just closing a most prosper
Gus year. The best attendance has
been given that the school has enjoy
ed for years. The commencement pro
gram, now near an end, is one that
will be fitting close to such a yeal
of success.
The Baccalaureate sermon was de-
livered on May End, at the Baptist
church, by the Rev. L. T. Lewis, OF
Howell, KY, a former pastor of the
church.
On Monday evening the music pu-
pills of Miss Emma Johnson, teacher
of music in the Fordsyille School gave
a recital. 1t was fine program and
well rendered
On Tuesday evening the pupils of
the first and second grades gave
drills. In addition to this the pupils
of the four upper grades presented
The Old Schulz at Hick'ry Holler. -
The program of the evening was
closed by lively farce comedy, "Too
Much of a Good Thing" given by
pupils of the first and second year
high school.
On Wednesday evening a musical
recital was given by the pupils of
Mrs. Mayme Hoberect, assisted by
Mrs. Morrison and the pupils of the
third and fourth grades.
On Thursday evening May 9Th, the
members of the Junior class present.
ed the Junior play entitled Safety
First" This was a live comedy with
pathos and fun intermingled. 1t was
a delight to the most fastidious.
On this evening, May 9TH, the reg
ular graduating exercise o. the class
of 1920 will take place. Addresses
will be delivered by Misses Catherine
Dawson and Ruth Mercer. members
of the graduating class. Tic Saluta-
tory will be given by Mr.. Carson
Ford. The address to the class will
be delivered by Prof. r. P. Green, of
Bowling Green, Ky. Prof. Payton
will present the diplomas. After this
the valedictory will be given by Ruth
Mercer. The people of the town take
great interest in their school and
give good crowds to all the school
exercises. --rl-n