Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1926, Page 35

BAND CONCERTS. 4inited States Na Ban (Charles Denter, leader: Charles Wise, second leader), at Merldian Hill Park. Slxteenthand Lamont 3 MINE BISS SAVE | * G3INTUNNEL FIRE Runs Through Flames to Dl on Weber THE CATHEDRAL GROUNDS GUILD MAKES REPORT Beautification Work at Mount St. Alban's Explained by Bishop Free- man and Mrs. Bratenshl. -~ EVENING and a collection of woodwardia ferns from Rosenberg., Oreg., all gifis of Cathedral friends, Bizhop Freeman zuild for snly bishop's garden, commended the | “This 18 the, to he known of the membership. e ed 138 hew memb The n\omlmr | *hip is now more than 500, RICE "ICE CREAM” MADE. COLLEGE WILL STAGE ANCIENT GREEK DRAMA |15 ! By the As has heen short time Shakespe garh. On students will present a Greek drama 000 years old Euripides’ The Grecian Ambassados Tated Pras e oh language. .- o, G an atton [<hdpe of,a gr dabbiing In. éxirBneg’ A ago the stud presented Macbeth” in_.madern Memorial Day these same of the Buffalo Sche Rhyvthniie Expres: Glee Club will a: old as the play itsel ates and hie staff will attend " which will he presented in ek”chorus will he there in the p coached in dancing movemerifs by Miss Helen A. Curtin 1 of Harmonic and The Holy Cross ist, singing music as “Hecuba." r 1o the ost of the Bgaton C | oh College. Notes to the “Hymn to Apollo,” carved in stone and excavated at the ruins of Athens, have been used as the basis for tHe score of the play. This hymn was first sung itn America a year ago-bhy the Greek Academy of The cqstumes have been especially designed from draw- ings found in the ruins of the ancient classical center, while the foot ball stadium has been transformed to re semble the original theater at Athens in which the drama was first pre mented. - . ADOLPH KARN President ARTHUR J. SUNDLUN Treasurer “Rigoletto’ assi arles Brendler. the allel Clarinet solo (Bandmaster Selection from nce Ador Move than 230 members of All Hallow's: Guild of thé National €a ‘hedral Association attended the an nual meeting of the or he bishop’s garden, W \ s thedral. vesterday afterna outstanding features of th were the report Bratendahl, committee, and the address of RBishop ¥reeman. 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Henry Chura.) doors, diverting the air current and voral chorus: causing it to carry the smoke back | “De Sandman’ Lothero to the shaft. “In Dublin’s Fair ¢ 0ld rish Air tance of half a mile. warning the A - No Delays! workers and leading them through| | Grand se ‘,,A“Pfi_“m,,h,‘.,' N \ > the smoke-filled tunnels. preventing | Y panic and finally reaching a place of | |“kax trot, “Tamiami Trail,” \ » N / . rafety. } \ % o ) g ‘ P | nest R.-Gentile.) ] | Z ls GOOD March, ntile”...Gentile M | * ‘ R m— ; R ved is greater. years on his con- (Arranged and JEWELERS PLATINUMSMITHS valt Hislop then ran from chamber to | chamber on each side. covering a dis | Friday and Saturday Eve Till 9:30 S (Conducted hy Private five hours. when rescue crews suc coeded in cefting through the fames and firefizhiers extinguished the fire. Only one man was - injured Several men were sickened smoke and others slightly o W. A. CULLOP. 73. WINS MOST VOTES IN PRIMARY | Former Representative Beaten by | Majority Law in Indiana, However. " ; One Slightly Hurt. The foreman held the &3 men in/ the abandoned section for more than the lLake Sergt. Selection, Old Folk . «onducted ? eph Dressler h, “Tonic Sol Dressler (Composed and conducted hy Staff Sergt. Joseph Dressler.) 3 Chorus™ ... Guilmant nged and conducted hy 'gt. Juan Mellado.) Thanks for the . Fuffano eniors of . ... Mellado ed and conducted hy Juan Mellado.) pangled Ranner.” DOG BITES DANISH KING. Hurt on Arm Protecting Royal Race. clated Prese CES. Ind. May 2% —The years hangs lightly on | the shoulders of Willlam A. Cullop. | who received more votes than any other Democrat for the long-term | United States senatorfal nomination in the Indiana primary. He is a former Representative Grayhound From Attack. Prior to the primary he conducted | LONDON. the most vigorous campaign of any of | the the 11 _candidates for the Democratic | hagen ~ SRRk oh WakUBITien and Republican nominations. He [ by a dog vesterday. The King was out failed of nomination because his total | walking with the Queen's dwarf grey of votes received was not greater than [hounds when another dog attacked the combined total of his five oppo-|one of them. nants. Therefore the Democtatic nomi- | The King picked up the grevhound nee will he determined at the State | attacked. and with his cane drove off the oiher dog. which, however, fiuined and sprang ar the Kinz a | it him onthe left arm. Start Paying IN JUNE A dispateh to graph from Copen convention in Indianapolis June Asa former Representative lop was the author of a l" fating $600.000 for investi jon and | suppression of hog cholera. an act | which Secretary Meredith estimated saved the farme f the I'nited States £40,000.000, MISS NEWTON HONORED. 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