Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1926, Page 22

PAGEANT PRESENTED AT ARMSTRONG HIGH Community Center Groups Give Spectacle of War and Peace, With 200 in Cast. A presentation of the “Pageant of War and Peace” was given last night In the auditorium of Armstrong Tech- h School by groups represent- munity centers in_divisions the public schools of the city. indred vouns people took part spectacle, which was directed est and Nathan: of the Com- artment. Pageant of War and Peace” vitten by Albion Fellows Bacon “ | Quartet as war fathers, Burrville and it tells the story. of War. attended by Death and ¥Famine, with Furies of Distrust, Greed. Jealousy, Ambition, Revenge and Hatred struggling for supremacy. The nations in distress call for Peace, who responds, aided by Love and Humanity, and the nations of the earth are blessed. | Unlted States Marshal Kdgar . Snyder, introduced by Asst. Supt. Garnet C. Wilkinson, gave. an ad- dress on “Community Organization,” in which he stressed the import- ance of the development of the arts in community eelebrations, as on ‘this occasion. Those taking part in the program were the Dunbar High School Orches- tra and the Cleveland Chorus and Folk Singers, directed by Henry L. Grant, who provided the music for the pag- eant; the Council Review Players, who appeared as war mothers: men of the Folk Song Singers and Deanwood Birney Dramatic Clubs as Red Cross workers, Burrville Women's Chorus as the nations, Lovejoy Junior Dra- wnatic Club as the unhappy children and the Queen Children Dancers as THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. Davis, and_ the ‘stage lighting was dl- 'rected by Harold Snyder of the com- munity center department. FATHEF;WALSH RETURNS. Georgetown Regent Back From Eu- rcpean Trip—To Lecture Tonight. Rev. Edmund A. Walsh, 8. I, re gent of the Georgetown Forelgn Serv. ice School, returned to Washington late vesterday after nearly two months of investigating conditions in many countries al He will lecture this evening at 8:30 a'clock in the auditerium of the Na- tional Museum on the latest develop- ments in Russia, his trip abroad hav- ing been primarily to assemble data for a new course of public lectures on this subject. The public ix in- vited. . 1t is claimed that people who toe out in walking take from 18 to 20 per cent more steps than If they walked straight. lale yesterday after nearly (womonths valkedstislahl o o [e[——=[o[—o][c———lc.—2I°] . Cunningham Col 314-16 7th St. N.W. | Arch Support Shoes are a boon to aching feet because they are comfortable and give the needed support to the arch of the foot. They do not sacrifice style for comfort. You could not ask for better looking shoes! Come in and see them—wear them—and be relieved of your foot trowbles! 'l‘humnnn-grzdoflkeg’shm Co. Boston, Mass. 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