El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-11

re Triumph Of Democracy q
/ pageant to be given by the pupils Of
san Jacinto school, Thursday evening.
February 13, in the high school audi
forum. viii picture, as the curtain
rises, AutOcracy seated upon the
worlds throne and with him Fear.
Hate and War, while History, seated
at the side. writes the events OF the
world in his big ledger. Democracy
and his attendants. Liberty. Justice
and Love, come 10 claim their share.
Then all the nations OF the world,
which claim allegiance to Democracy,
enter one by one, singing their na-
tional anthems and giving, each,
representative dance. But Autocracy.
becoming Jealous Of Democracy, sends
out War to capture her With the
assistance OF poisonous gas. hunger
and disease, War destroys Europe and
is about TO kill Democracy, when Co
lumbia comes to her assistance. With
her soldiers. sailors. farmers, farmer
cites and thrift stamps. AutOcracy IS
pulled from his throne and driven
away. while Democracy IS enthroned
among general rejoicing.
Some OF the principal characters
are;
Liberty, Nettfe Mclean
Love, Myra Mitchell
Justice, Esther smith
Autocracv. Karl Wyler
Hate, Joe Barnes.
Fear. Maurice Epstein
War, Carlos L0zano-
Columbia, Willette Matchette.
Dixie. Elvs Green
Belgium, Anna Bromberg.
England, Vera Mosly.
Switzerland, Blanche Lane
France, Leno Lee Mudd.
Italy, Bertha Bloomberg.
Among the special dances VIII 1e
a solo dance by Carlos Lozano. tai
ented young Mexican. and the TyrO-
Ian trio by Ethel Atkinson, Virginia
K-ause and Anita Cuaron.
The high school cadet corps has
been put back on q voluntary basis,
and organized into q battalion con-
sistiuE Of four line companies and
Headquarters and supply companies
The four line companies are
B-Mayo Seanon, captain; Allison
Jennings. first lieutenant, and James
Earle. second Lieutenant
D-Ben Howell. captain Sherrod
MenEel. first Lieutenant, and Thomas
Ryan. second lieutenant
Fake Barron, captain. Theodore
Cooley. first lieutenant. and George
Manning, second Lieutenant
C-Dan White, captaini clyde Gil
let, first lieutenant. and Homer Fa-
lait. second lieutenant
This arrangement viii continue IN
less future developments Of the re-
officers training corps necessitate a
change.
The Sponsors created quite q sen
sation Monday morning where they
appeared in high school IN their new
spring uniforms. The Uniform is very
simple and attractive. and as prac-
teal as any one can desire. The suit
is OF white linen. made In a military
STYLE. and the low heeled. white shoes
and little three cOruered wash hats
add all that is necessary to make the
outfit complete.
The Sponsors this year are: Jean
Gflchrist. Gladys Booth. Harriet Heer-
mans. Lucille Crenshaw. In Won Sor-
reis. Mildred Pew. Frances Lockett,
Katherine Earle. Eloise Knots. Syl-
via Rivers, Gladys Mueller and Helen
Many happy times are being
planned by the girls for the coming
spring months
The Rupert Brooke Literary club
gave q very unique and Interesting
program I'm the auditorium Of the
high school this morning on the life
Of Rupert Brooke Inc NUMBERS on
the program were
Prologue. Anse Jones.
Incidents Of College Life. hy Ar
thur Wheatley.
Reading-"Pines Even" by Mary
Howard
Violin solo. Dorothy Waldron.
South sea Travels. by Raphael Lsz-
FARO.
Poem-''Waiikfki7 Gladys Booth.
song-"Alohs Oe" BY Barbara Wor-
cester. accompanied By Eva Crosby
Travels in Europe, Carl Schwartz.
Poem-''Dzwn." Dan White.
Soldier Days. Elizabeth Kelly.
Piano solo, By Eva Crosby.
The Soldier" Lillian Wisbrun.
Piano solo. Miss Eva Crosby.
Account OF His Death, Fr!edericllz
Kip.
The term report cards we're given
out this morning at high school, but
Il was not necessary % run through
the old period classes ANY student
desiring TO consult with his former
teachers as 70 examinations. grades.