South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-29

AN. Notre Dame enjoys the nigh
distinction i'm the educational world
by Offering work 10 students who
are unable 20 pay the required tut
tion
The first western CLUB to organ
lie for the present year is that OF
the students from Oklahoma. James
Creegan OF Sapulpa was elected
president Of the Oklahoma club by
the 2 students Of that state The
other officers are: Leo Dubois. vice
president; Sapulpa and Harold De-
laney. Tulsa, Okla. secretary
urer. Members OF the Oklahoma club
include Paul Loosen. George Strong,
Thomas Beacon. Alfred Black, r.
Gallagher. J. Gallagher, j. Dona-
hue and H Donahue.
Lieut.. Jerome Martin. former stu
dent OF law at the university, paid
visit 20 his brother, Joseph Mar
tin. student Of law. Lieut. Martin
is stationed at Camp Custer i'm Bat
tie Creek, Mich.
Arrangements for the senior class
dinner are being made 10y a COM
mittee OF Frank Cullinan. NJ Nc
Iaughlin and O. Larazolla. The din
ner will take place in the Farmers
Trust building on Nov. Z. \ variety
program is also being arranged for
the occasion.
During the absence OF the Rev.
William Common. c. 5. c. master OF
Novices AT the ST. Josephs novitiate.
the Rev Edward Finnegan, Q. :
c., former prefecty Of discipline and
now member OF the faculty in the
prepatory. is taking Fr. Connor's
place. Fr.' Common left for brief
stay 20 Providence. r. J.
Clarence Wilhemi. student Of
Corby hail returned TO the school
from Joliet. H.. where he attended
the wedding of his brother. a. con
script Mr. Wilhelm acted as the
best man
Roasting Of the livest attendance
at school students from Michigan
met and chose Robert Insley presi-
dent of the club. The other officers
are: 4. Morency, vice president;
Charles w can. secretary treasurer,
and James Haskings, sergeant-at-
arms. Membership of the Michigan
club reaches one hundred.
Junior four year students will
meet for the election of officers
Monday noon. L. Morency. president
OF last years sophmore class. vii!
preside at the meeting, which viii
be held i'm the SOrin law room.
Newspapers heretofore kept in the
private files OF the department OF
journalism, have been removed TO
the library, open TO the public. The
list of newspapers will be increased
from time 10 time.
The Kentucky club at its last
meeting voted TO send a telegram
of sympathy TO Louis Kolm. former
student OF Walsh hall, now living
i'm Palucah. KY. who was serious
~ injured in an automobile collision.
Ii was also voted ia give the Louis
Vile Courier Journal To the library
After a number Of years Of eff
forts and labor. Brother Alphonsus
e.. :. e.. rector Of Brownson hall
has succeeded in building up first
class library for the students OF
Brownson hall. The library includes
the best Catholic literature avail
"a BILE.
Word was received from the
Rev. Or. Timothy Crowley. c. ). G..
OF Dacca, India. acknowledging the
receipt of S51.25. 10 the Bengal
mission. sent by the students of
Notre Dame last spring To carry on
missionary work mite boxes have
been distributed and the students
We're encouraged TO give donations
The contributions from the halls
were Walsh. S13.40; Brownson,
.S12.32: Corby. S10.37. Carroll. 50
90: st. Joseph. S4.00; Sorin. $3.Si;
81 Edwards. $3.50.