South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-02
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Notre Dame News

Complying with the request of
the government in recommending
students for the fourth officers.
training camp. the Very Rev. DR.
John Cavanaugh. c. S. c. president
OF Notre Dame university, an
nounced the official list Wednesday
noon. Notre Danes assigned quota
OF Is and the alternates were an
nounced.
The list includes. John Lenmer,
Joseph Smith, Albert Feeney, Ev-
eritt Blackman. David Philbin,
Richard Dunn. Fred Gushurst.
James Sanford. Paul Ryan, Gerald
Clement. George Harbert. George
Shanahan. Walter Miller. Frank
Hayes. Raymond Murray, Charles
Mccarthy. Harry Sylvestre. Albert
Freund, Gilbert Hand. John Hood.
Joseph Feldott. Richard Hyland.
Emmett Kelly, William Bradbury.
Alternates: Barry Holton. Harold
Burke. Frank Cullinan, Otto Kuhle.
James Hogan, Norbert Monning,
Schuyler Douthitt. William Hannah.
James Boland. Elmer NOLAN.
Prof John NJ. Cooney. dean Of
the journalism department left for
Louisville, Ky, Wednesday evening.
where he will deliver a patriotic
at st. Xavier's college. Prof.
COoney will also speak at St Jo-
seph's college, Beardstown. and ST.
Mary's college. St Mary's, Ky. The
speaker will deal with subjects Of
education during the war.
A sacred concert under the aus
pices Of the Notre Dame council
knights OF Columbus. will be given
at the Sacred Heart chapel next
week. A special program will be
rendered by the Holy Cross vested
choir which is holding rehearsals
under the direction of the Rev. John
Marshall. c. S. c.. Of the Holy Cross
seminary. a Gregorian cantata will
also be given. The proceeds Of the
concert will be given toward the
Knights of Columbus war fund.
Fifty candidates, members of the
Notre Dame council. knights of Co
lumbus, will receive the third de-
gree, which will be exemplified on
May II in South Bend with the as
sistance OF the Mishawaka, South
Bend council and degree team of
Chicago. Following the degree
work a banquet will be given in
honor OF the new members at the
oliver hotel. An elaborate program
for the occasion is being arranged.
Success marked the war book
drive launched by the Notre Dame
library assistants under whose d.
rection the campaign was held
More than 1 900 volumes. books of
fiction, were donated by the stu
dents to the cause. The books will
be shipped to the soldiers in the
trenches and I'm the army canton
ments. as we'll as in the navy and
hospitals. To the students OF Walsh
hail the honor is given for donating
the largest number of books. The
committee in charge attributes much
success to the Rev. DIR. Paul Folk
c. s. c.. director of the Lemmonier
library, whose advice in carrying on
the work has proved of much value
Notre Danes further evidence OF
the prevailing patriotic spirit and
loyalty was manifested Wednesday
when the employees Of the university
purchased Liberty bonds for S2,250
Brother Alban. treasurer of the uni
versity. receiving cash payments
The employees also bought Liberty
bonds for $1,000 through the bank.
in South Bend.
The first sacred concert of the
chorister pupils OF Prof John ]
Becker. dean Of the music depart
ment. will be given on May al
Washington hall for the Notre Dam,
faculty and student body. Twenty
pupils from St Edwards hall anC
! 10 college students will appear in &
selected program assisted by the
| Notre Dame Glee club. The fea
ture Of the evening will be the rem
dition OF a cantata. Death anC
/ Life" by the choristers. Solos vii
be rendered by Prof F. Ingersoll o.
the violin department; Joseph Nc
Ginnis. c. Laurence OFT. Robert De
vine. Master Frank Orff, Maste
Thaddeus Nelson.