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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-02
CAPONE BACK
TO LEAD GANG
'SCarfaCe Az Will Direct
Police Fight.
By UNited Press

By UNtted Press
CHICAGO, March AL Capone,
gang chieftain, was understood to-
day to have returned to Chicago to
direct in person the gangs fight for
existence.
For ten days it has been per-
sistently rumored that Capone had
returned secretly and was in hiding
in his stronghold in Cicero. Close
associates of the gang leader con-
f1rmed the reports today.
Gangster sources refused to in
dictate whether Capone's assumption
of the role of field marshal in the
gang struggle against police would
lead to immediate activity by the
gunmen, who so far have confined
their offensives to bombs directed
at city officials and political leaders.
Jack Quick, one of Capone's sub
chieftains and by repute the bust
ness agent of all the Capone in
terests, was critically i'll in Michael
Reese Hospital today, with Charles
Fischetti, cousin of Capone, guard
ing his room to prevent possible at
tacks by rival gangsters.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-02
ASKS COMPUTATION
South Bend Man Seeks to
Evade Chair.

Executive clemency to save John
Hall from dying in the electric chair,
March 8, for the murder of Louis
Kriedler, South Bend druggist, in
March, 1926, is sought by Halls at
torney's.
A plea has been prepared by them
to be presented to the board of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-02

trustees of the Indiana State prison
asking communication Of sentence.
Frank E. Coughlin of South Bend,
attorney for Hall, called at the ex-
ecutive offices late Thursday to see
the Governor, but was informed that
Jackson is at West Baden. recuper-
ating from the bribery trial. He
was advised to take his plea to the
trustees of the prison.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-02
Wahash-FarIham Dehate

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, March
Wabash Colleges affirmative
debating team and Earlham Col
lege's negative speakers will meet
here tonight for a discussion Of
Resolved, That the Direct Primary
System of Nominating State and
Federal officials Should Be Abol-
iShed."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-02
Train Kills Scinio Banker

SCIPIO, Ind, March John E.
Anick, 81, founder and president
of Anick's bank here, was killed
instantly east of here when his
automobile was struck by a Bal
timore g. Ohio passenger train.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-02
Poison Kills KOkOmo Child

Eg Times Special
KOKOMO, Ind, March Keith
Bringle, 4, is dead after swallowing
poison tablets he picked up in his
home.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-15
Britain Sees Hoover
 As "Safc and Sane"

London. June 1a tPl-The Evening News. commenting editorially or the nomination by the re;1;iiicans of Herbert C. Hoover describes him as "safe. sane and conservative"
 "Hoover has all the qualifications that the American man in tlc street able 10 Sncnr" in his presidrut.' said likes to find, though h. isn't always the paper. "Hn is no politician, hut neither do poiilcaus control him He has clever campaign managers and friends and admirers in plenty willing to devote their industry and wealth in naming him president of the United States. but they are his men-enthuSlastiC Hoover fans II" Is not their man. that l. wh,- Wall Street looks asSancc at him. lt has nothing against hln.. but neither has it any hold on him. In these ro- Sp"ctS h" resembles President Cool idee 10 who's" policies a> well as 10 whose office he k expected 10 slc- cced."
New Britain herald., 1928-06-15
Italy Celebrates
 Battle of Piayc

Rome. June 15 R,-Hcrbcrt C. lloover's nomination by the repuh- llcans for the presidency has pro- duced a generally favorable inpres- sion in Rome in the sense that if he is elected it prcsases a continua ton Of the policies so far rcrsued by the United States.
 The nomination was especially in teresting to the Vatican where it was recalled that Mir. Hoover when chairman for the committee for the relief of Belgium appealed directly 10 the Pope. It was also recalled that as chairman Of the greater re- lief work after the arnistice he sent an envoy expressly to Rome with an address 10 the late Pope Benedict KY who became the first subscrIh CT to the fund for the children Of the Near East.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-15
Mabel Boil Motors to
 St. Johns Today

Harbor Grace, x. F.. June 15 R) Miss Mabel Boil, who is awaiting favorable weather for a flight to Europe in the monoplane Columbia, motorcd to St. Johns this morning. She was accompanied by her pilots, Oliver Lc Boutillier and Arthur Arglcs, and planned to return here this afternoon.
 The Columbia is ready for q take off. Le Boutilller said that he would like to mako an early morning start in order 10 get over mid Atlantic before night Ii was cloudy here this morning with light northeast wind and there was some fog along the coast. Because of reports Of storms at sea it was believed no at tempt would be made to start the flight today.
 Miss Boil and her companions are following closely the movements of Miss Amelia Earhart and the two other members Of the crew of the monoplane Friendship, now at Ire passoy. They display much interest in the preparations being made for the Friendships flight across the ocean.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-15

Tho Modern Woodmen will not meet Monday evening at Athletic hall owing to the Sacred Heart p}av which will be held in the hall on that evening.
 There will be no whist parties for the remainder of the season at sacred Heart church.
 Final examinations are now being held at the Hubbard school. The graduating class will hold their class night Monday evening.
 Miss Beatrice Jacobson who has been teaching at the Hubbard school for the past several years, Aill not return here next year. Miss Jacob- son has been very popular both with the pupils and with the parents and her decision not to return for another year is received with much regret.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-15
llaiiN illG Juniors Busy

A'a"\"c Juniors Busy having critically The llalnNilo Juniors pneumonia Hope lhohiaston tomorrow meet the Ponies is baseball Nacobels will for the locals The also booked third deciding
 of team having the other to Juniors scheduled with lan,le Cowles West Ends but backed A for IS be
 
 Notes Eveybo1Ns I j. Mrs. Arthur Nelson Hough bargains
New Britain herald., 1928-06-15
NOIsTHlNGTON FIRE DISTRICT
 j'crlin, Connecticut

The legal voters of the Worthing- ton Fire District Of the Town of Der lin are hereby notified and warned that the annual meeting of said District will be held in the Town Hall. Berlin. Thursday evening, June -l, 1'2S. at o'clock p. m. standard tune to hear and act upon the re- port Of officers, to elect officers for the ensuing year. and to lay tax for the ensuing year.
 Ana to transact any other busi- ress necessary and proper to come before said meeting.
 r. l.. WILCOX
 Chairman Of Committee.
 l.. r. DEMiNG. Clerk.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-15
QUAKE, RECORDED

Washington. June 1 R-The scis- registered a series of severe earth quake shocks beginning at 1 3l a. m. today and continuing for three hours. University authorities said the shocks reached their maximum Intensity between ":c7 and c:3G and miles away.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-15
England's Most Beautiful
 Woman Is Married Today

porking, Surrey, June l5.-tP}- Miss Gladys Cooper, actress who is regarded by many artists as the most beautiful woman in England, and SIT Neville Pearson. publisher. were married at the registry office this morning.
 MISS Coopct's first marriage to II. !. BuCkmastcr was dissolved She visited America in 1923. Sir Neville Pearson was granted divorce from Mary Mond. daughter Of Sir Alfred Mond in November. l927.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-15
DRIVERS COMPLAIN
 0F PEDESTRIANS
Claim Many Walk in Highway in
 Dangerous Manner
ESPECIALLY AT NOONTIME
Paper Goods Lose Slugging Game to Stanley Works Sunday School Picnic Tomorrow - Churches to Start on Summer schedule.

Following the fatal accident to E Eugcnio Masscrio on the Pennington road Wednesday evening. numerous drivers that have occasion to use the highways in Berlin extensively every day. have brought 10 light an evil ] that they feel should be remcdied. Many of the drivers state that they intend 10 appeal to the constabies. It is claimed that during the noon hours, especially around l2 o'clock, along the highway two and three abreast and make no attempt to all ! low autos to pass. This is especial ly prevalent around Prentice Man'l- featuring company. It is said that the girls, mainly. amlsc themselves by holding out their hands in an at ! tempt to touch the side of cars as they drivc by. Since the new high way was built 8 stretch of dirt about Ttwo yards wide was fixed at the side aof the highway to give pedestrians { some place to walk on in safety. 5The drivers claim that they ignore sthe dirt paths entirely and walk on sthe cement.
 \ These conditions ar" especially dangerous when ears pass ou, the buses, their view in front Of the bus being entirely obstructed.
 Funeral services # Funeral services for Eugonio Mas aerio, 5l, of Christian Lane, owner of 11he Pennington avenue garage. who a1was killed Wednesday evening on sahe Pennington road by two autos. %ili be held tomorrow morning at 4he house at S:3o o'clock and ":oO o'clock at st. Paul's church. Ken aBington. X solemn high mass of re- xuuiem will be celebrated, Burial { Britain.
 To Appear Tuesday ' Rowland Massie and Miss Ruth Goldburg, who were involved in the accident that caused the death of F,ugenio Masscrio Wednesday eye ming, will appear before the Berlin town court Tue sday evening. MT. ' Massie, physical director at the < Choate school in Wallingford, is con- siderably broken up by the accident Band his wife is also crushed down in sorrow over the unfortunate acci- .dent.
 The Pennington avenue garage has been closed until after the fu- s neral Of MT. Masserio.
 Picnic Tomorrow q The Sunday school classes of the \ Berlin Congregational churches will shold a picnic tomorrow at Elizabeth x park in Hartford. All those intend- Hing 10 go are asked to be in front z of the church at 10 o'clock. Russell &Gold has made arrangements for Transportation. The affair is expect aed to be largely attended.
 Warrantcc DetI
 Hjalmar and Bertha Peterson
 have sold a house in East Berlin
 located north Of the Methodist yehurch. to William A. and Helen La
 oint Of New Britain. according 10 R warrantee deed filed at the office B9of the town clerk.
 4 , Additional lnforlnatit1,
 Those who intend to be present at
 Do Sunday school picnic of the Ber-
New Britain herald., 1928-06-15
NEARLY EQUALS RECORD

Iowa City, Ia, Juno 15 UP)-- Frank J. Cuh"l, University Of Iowa murder was timed at :J3S in his first attempt Of the season 10 run the 4oO-meter 3-foot hurdles in practice for the American Olympic trials. If was two-tcn'hs of a second under the olympic record.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-15
FIELD MARSHAL DIES

Washfngto June 15 fPl-I'iold Marshal Prince Bhanurangsi. broth CT of the late King Chulalankarana Of Siam. and last surviving uncle Of the presen, king Pra .adhipok, died in Bangkok last evening after a brief illness. according to adyiccs re- ceiycd by the Siarnesc legation.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-15
|. $. DIPLOMAT DIES

Washington. June l. P-AdmiraI Basil Miles, diplomat, and for the past several years American commis- sioner at the headquarters of the In ternational Chamber of Commerce at Paris died here last night following an opcratiOn.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-15
HOOVER GREETS EDISON
Sends Picture and Flowers to tn.
 Inventor, Busy On Rubber study.

West Orange. x. J.. June b. Thomas 4. Edison, who returned "Wednesday from Florida, was at work yesterday in lis laboratory, winch he found decorated with flowers that bore a picture Of Her bert Hoover and q card inscribed TO my good friend. Thomas A. Edison. from Herbert Hoover"
New Britain herald., 1928-06-15
COURTNEY OFFERS HELP

Madrid. June Ia tP)-tap'. Frank Courtney, English flier who is preparing for Il flight across the Atlantic via the Azores, has offered the Italian government his services in an attempt to r"Scu" General Tm- berto Mobile. Capt. Courtney. who is at Lisbon, awaited a reply today.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-15
STUDENT ARRESTED

New Bedford. Mass, June l5 R) Jackson w. Wales. q Harvard student, was arrested last night charged with disorlerly conduct on the street. Wales, who came here a month ago, has been with the tex- tile mill committee group since then
New Britain herald., 1928-06-15

John had to come across with $bt,- 100000 on his war debt. and he ac- uuireu American securities at q dis count 10 present at par. He didn't figure exactly right. so J. F. Morgan and Co. his fiscal agents, had to fix up the balance.
 Chicago - A trust fund Of sl0o.- 100 for needy rhicagoans is estab- zorio. who earned sl week as an immigrant boy and left more than Sl ,ooo, ,o00 made in selling produce and real estate.
 Boston X floating private hotel that cost Julius Flcischmann of Cin- cinnati $G.5 poo will be launched al Ncponset tomorrow. It is the 22J- foot twin screw Diesel yacht Camar- co. It will carry fuel enough for 10. .ooU miles and provisions for eight months.
 New York - There's sort of 2 real Jonah at the municipal aquarium - u 10is inch hdNksbill sea turtle. swallowed by tiger shark and res cucd when the shark was captured bv sailors off Nassau, Bahamas. Th" turtle has bruised shell. tiippor and neck, but otherwise is a long way from being ready to bs made into tortoise sholl glasses. Philadelphia \ million dollar set of 6l bells is 10 help ma Ike music on Edward w. Boks estate al
 Mountain Lake. Fla. The bells will be in bird sanctuary stocked with nightingalcs and other songsters Josef Hoimann is to test the bells
 in England where they have beer
 made.
 New York --- Two fair Helens are mighty wallopers. There's Helen
 Wills for one. Helen Hicks. IF year
 old schoolgirl is the sensation of tho
 current Long Island womcn's golt tourney. Recently she won a long driving contest with a wallop cf c5c wards. All her friends call hei Billie.
 Madrid By order Of King AL lonso bulls and horses are to have little more consideration Tn the na
 tional sport. Horses will hav'
 shields. The use of heated sfee
 points to enrage bulls Is forbidden. Camden, N J. - A male 'Gossii of the wors, kind" is to repen. in tho hoosegow. That's what Judge Bert man called a mill foreman who told ! everybody he saw girl Workei ! kissing her boy friend. three months sentence was imposed. Newton, Mass.-Cardinal O'Con- nell prcsides at Boston College com menccment exercises. Bostop-Joscph r.. Warner o1
 Taunton sworn In by Gov. Alvan T
 Fuller as attorney general Of Mas
 sachusetts.
 Ipsu icll, Mass.--Step-fathe loses life in vain attempt to rescue drowning boy.
 Amherst, Mass.-Amherst college
 bans motor vehicles to all students
 effective next fall.
 Springfield. Mass.--Bill stewart former manager of Nashua Club of
 New England League and big league baseball player. picked to manage
 Wat erbury. Conn. team Of Eastern l, circuit.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-15
FORMER STAR STILL SHINES

Havana. June 15.-Reatriz Mich elena. one of the earliest of movie queens. has been making personal appearances here with her old films. She is on the way from Latin America to tour Spain.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-15

You'll waste no time if you read over the Herald Classified Ads.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-15
OF LIFE: TRUST FUND FOR
 NEEDY CHICACOANS ESTABLISHED

Uncle sam {; check for few cents. John had to come across with $67,-
 200, 900 on his war debt, and he ac- uuireu American securities at il dis count 10 present at par. He didn't figure exactly right. so j. F. Morgan and Co. his fiscal agents, had to fix
 up the balance.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-15

Chicago - A trust fund Of Sloo.- 100 for needy rhicagoans is estab- nshed by the will Of John B. Lavez- zorio. who earned Sl week as an immigrant boy and left more than Sl ,oeo, ,o0o made in selling produce and real estate.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-15
Notes Of Interest

Wanda $. Chotkowski of kcnslng- ton and Anna klotz Of Berlin are among those receiving diplomas at the graduating exercises next We'd nesday at tho New Britain State Normal school. Both girls are grad uatcs of fine New Britain Senior High school.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-15

Boston X floating private hotel that cost Julius llcischmann of Cin- cinnati $G@5, 900 will be launched at Ncponset tomorrow 1t is the 22J- foot twin screw Diesel yacht Camar- co. It will carry fuel enough for 10. ono miles and provisions for eight months.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-15

Donald Kahms entertained 8 number of his friends at party this in honor of his tenth birthday anniversary. He is the son of MT. and Mrs. Herman kahms of Canal street.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-15
Fined Tor Drunkenness

Ernest A. Parker of IFS Prospect street. charged with intoxication. was fined S1 and costs in the city court today by Judge Joseph M Donovan.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
LUTHERAN

AT st. Marks Lutheran Church the
"a music tomorrow morning. under the
direction of Lucy H. Paul. organist and
director. viii include the following
numbers: Organ prelude. Resurrection
Morn" Johnson: anthem, AT the
End Of the Sabbath f6peaks) soprano
and alto duet. The Magdalere" WAR
REM, Laura Lyle and Catherine Gross;
anthem. They Have Taken Away MY
Lord" tStainer): bass solo, "Gloria"
(Peccia), Gilbert G. Clark.
At the 8 O'Clock service tomorrow
morning the choir Of Keller Memorial
Lutheran Church viii sing In the End
o. the Sabbath" l6peaksJ and Christ
Our Passover" fSchiilingD. Mr.. Wheian
viii sing "HOsanna," by 0ranier. At
the II o'clock service two anthems. AS
II Began TO Dawn" by Martin, and
Awake X; Saints. Awake" from
Etainerg Daughter Of Jairus." will be
presented by the choir.
Deborah lawson will sing with YER
dure Clad" from THE Creation" by
Handel
The organ numbers by Lillian Wines,
organist and choir director, viii include
Spring Song" Hollins, Dawn" Jen-
kins. But Thanks Be 10 God" from
The Messiah" Handel, and "Hosanns." /"
WaehE.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
Tbe Resurrection .festibal

that music should feature in
~ of the Christ featured
JV festival of the Christian faiths Christmas
Similarly appropriate that little children play
part Easede obsevance for not they the spring
either the
mornng before the formal II o'clock service or at eser time the
their mite boxes and to adorn with bouquets of
colorngS of spiritual happneSSthe Cross Among the
mentioned especially the part the children will
celebrations
All Saints Chase St CoumbaS and
southeast Brookand M E. Church tomorrow
night there will be a Sunday school pageant
Monday at the annual festival on the WI White House
for the children of washington music WILL as sa
be presented by THE Presidents ownhe United States Marine
Band.
Although underies the Easter celebration
itself from source OStara oeen
divinity NorSemen Besides being COM
memorave the resurrection of Christ the Easter festival OF
memorial of the Christian passover from the ou
moral law to the dspensation wrought by
death CHRIST
the
reflected in the musical compositions written
EaSerde The canaas often religious IN concert
events at the time OF the
cucihyon The the lighter music symboze with
the the Easter and rabbit the basic theme
O nfeS renewal TT.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
CONGREGATIONAL

MUSIC at the First Congregational
IA Church. under the direction of
Ruby Smith Stahl, soprano. tomorrow,
will be:
Anthem---"The Lords Prayer
Antse@pprbi. Gapeiirt ia the bay x Msanes Saiaes
opsr.t',-.mhen Past 'he saooa'h Mylss Mas Foster
Quartet and Choir.
~ Mallelaah ar Chorus %TRt"S The Mes: PaA''''""
"S" pm. hsnoei
An,hemc-..Tlhe Heavens Are Telling
oqaTtets1;".in the End Of the ~ H'sa"
A6thsms@ta, Christ IL Arisen From the ans
"Dead'-ts capellsl cyullpius,Dickinson
tbl ,Halleluiah Chorus-"The Mes
siah' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Handel
The quartet is made up of Ruby Smith
Stahl, soprano; Dorothy Wilson Hal
bach; contralto: w. Madison Taylor,
tenor, and Robert Howe Harmon, bass.
Paul DeLone Gable will be at the organ.
At the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church tomorrow morning at IL
o'clock special Easter musical program
will be given by the Mount Pleasant
Chorus and solo quartet composed of
Elzie Schulze. soprano; Mary Apple,
contralto: William p. Shannahan.
tenor, and Herman Fakler, bass. under
the direction of Norton NJ. Little, with
Claude Robson at the organ.
The program is as follows:
Organ prelude. Resurrection Morn"
Johnston
Anthems
An Easter Antphon". Candiyn
Behold / Show You a Mystery" Wood
"Hallelujah Chorus" ("The Messiah
Handel
Bass solo. "Hosanna =" .. .Granier
Mr. Fakler.
Organ postlude "Aleluia" .. .Soret
The public is cordially invited to this
service.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
DasnQton Cbms Celebrate Caster Uoorro tb antems, Carols
CHRISTIAN

THE II o'clock service tomorrow will
be broadcast from Columbia
Heights Christian Church over WRC.
The following music will be given under
the direction of Stewart Dickson, choir
leader and organist:
Organ FESTIVAL, Prelude" .........s Buck
A'''' Tenor solo. Harlan Castle ,
Quartet. "The Shout of Victory Ashiorrd
=. Mrs. ii, B. Smith, Miss Shelby, smith;
Choir, "Awakel Awake 'ris Easter r., ;. :.
Organ. n"FS Grand Chorus Du Bois
At the Ninth Street Christian Church
the program of music tomorrow will
include the anthem, Christ, Our Pass
over" by Schilling, at the morning
service.
At the evening service there will be
duet, Easter Vespers," by Shelley, sung
by Mrs T. r. Pirtle and Miss Roberta
Harrison: a soprano solo, "All Hail, the
Risen King" by Hawley, sung by Mrs.
Elsie NJ English. The choir anthems
will be: 20 King Immortal" by
Bracket. and "Rejoice, the Lord is
King" by Adams. Walter Silber, vio-
linist, will play the Meditation" from
"Thais," and "Minuet in c." by Bee
thoven.
Incidental solos in the anthems will
be sung by Lurana Vandoren, Estelle
Wild, Blanche r. Bowen and Clement
Giebel. Joseph Harrison is the choir
director
Evening star., 1928-04-07
M. E. SOUTH

& T the first church services to be held
tomorrow in the new auditorium Of
the Francis ASbury formerly the Mount
Pleasantly NJ z. Church South. Six
teenth and Lamont streets northwest.
the following Easter numbers will be
given BY the choir. under the direction
OF Fannie Shreve Heartsin, soprano,
with Nancy Alice Lowe at the organ:
Christ, Oar Passover shilling
y Break Forth" ............Ro Roherfson
Il Know Tha, NV Resieeaiser iivsth- JussSn
Tome. See the Place Where Jesus Lay"
At a special service of the mems
Bible cleSS at 10 O'Clock tomorrow MORN
ing q quartet composed of Fannie
Shreve Heartsin. soprano: Marie Kocns1-
contralto: RAYMOND A. ToenSe. tenor.
and Francis p. HeartSiI. bass. viii sing
Festival Te Deum,'' by Dudley Buck.
ana Mary Magdalena." BY Warren.
AT the Epworth League service at :
pm, a male quartet composed OF Ray
mond A. ToenSe. H. G. McCartnee.
William s, Mattingly and Francis p.
Heartsin viii sing one or two special.
Easter numbers.
Thomas N. Leef. baSso and choir di-
rector of the Calvary NJ. s. Churcn
south. VIII present special musical
program tomorrow with Nyrs NJ
Marks. soprano: Effie N. Reeves. So
prano. and Charles n, Gordon, bari
tone assisting.
The music will be:
MORNING.
The End cf the sabbath" SnsRks
Ioeadentai solo by Miss Hungsr
@R"s-At"s -. GTArieF
SerTsno solo nv Mrs. Narks
Anthem,
They Have Taken Away NJ Lazy"
.,.>, SiAlnrr
Nsnsaoer tae 4atses .sss..,>. -, Iarfss
Sonrsno sole Miss Res ses
Anthem, q sasanesS IN the G&r.ezs''. WftSess
Bass sale. saeleStS<s. Mr. f.eeg.
n. Deane ShureS cantata Atone
ment" viii be sung at : O'Clock tonor-
row, at the Fox Theater. and also viii
De sung at the Mount Vernon Plaee
NJ. =, Church South. where Mr.. Shure
IS director Of music, at 8 o'clock tomor-
row night.
Another performance of the cantata
viii oe given May in Rockville. Ma.