Arizona republican., 1920-05-31
PROGRAM SHOWS THE SUCCESS IF
 MEXICAN GLASS
Unique, Interesting Exer- cises Given Before Appre- ciative Audience - Work To Be Continued

Two hundred and fifty persons att tended a unique and intensely interest ing program Saturday night at the Washington district school when exer- cises marking tho fina! examinations of a class iii English Of more than 100 Mexicans were presented before an audience 3a which two races, Spanish and American, were blended in almost equal numbers.
 The exercises were impressive in that they showed the remarkable pro- gress tie class in English made in five months work under the direction of Pastor V Moreno. Purely volunteer task. q true labor of love because those who had charge of the work did it without pay. giving their time merely to be of service, the program aroused much favorable comment on the part of the audience.
 Perhaps the most important feature of the evening, and one received with joy was the announcement by Mrs. w. J. Tetzlaff, one of the trustees of the Washington school district, that a teacher would be provided next yea. for the Mexicans in the district. Mrs. Tetzlaff urged Mexican parents of the district to send their children to school.
 Work Will Be Continued
 Mrs. Tetzlaffs announcement showed the appreciation of the work done by the volunteer class and of the useful ness of such work among the MeXi- cans, and gave assurance that the work started voluntarily would be continued on an adequate scale.
 The exercises Saturday night in- cluded varied program. each num- Der of interest, and participated in by most of the members of the class. An interesting feature was 8 half hour musical program reflecting the Mexi- can love of music and accomplishments in that line.
 The program was in charge of Miss Elsie J. Elliott, whose kind work was much appreciated. The opening ad- dress was given by MT. Moreno. a speaker of ability and rare earnestness, who has won the respect and good wishes of the district by his efforts for the class Following MT. Moreno's s talk America was sung in both Eng fish and Spanish.
 Among the interesting numbers Of the program was a brief talk in Span ish by E. S. Gaddis. a well known resi- dent of the district MT. Gaddis has been studying the language but three months. and showed much proficiency. His address was singularly appropriate on the program given by Mexicans. in English, who have been studying that language but five months Musical Program Enjoyed
 The musical program of the evening was much enjoyed and each number was given with a rare degree of ex- cellence- The program was as fol- lows:
 Solo ..--..-........ The Arizona SonS
 Mrs. Hunter
 President of the Glendale district
 Womans club.
 Special number ..... Miss FuIwiler
 Quartet number
 Quartet of the Christian Endeavor
 Society, First Presbyterian church Duet ................... La Perjura'
 Senoritas Rubio and Lopez Encore .--.. "Preguntal a la Estrellas'' Duet t...-.-....-..... Violin and Guitar
 Duo de Piano
 Selection from "Il Travatore"
 Miss Lopez and Miss Elliott Cornet solo ............ Senor GuZman Quartet ........ "La Golindrina'
 Miss Navarez, Miss Elliott
 Senor Galind and Senor Guzman Encore ...s'The End of a Perfect Day SAYS EXTRAVAGANCE