davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-05
Edmund Rostand.

Doniosiy telegramy o zgonie
Edmunda Rostanda, wybitnego
roety francuskiego o slavic Swia-
towel, znanego dobrze i polskie-
mu piSmiennictwu z przekiadow
wszystkich prawie celniejszych
dziei jego i re sceny, ma ktore;
wszystkie Rostanda utwory wra-
zenie zrobily slime - niekt6re zy-
ia pc dzieh dzisiejszy.
Rostand urodziI sic w r. 1858,
od dwudziestego roku zycia pisal
i wydawai utwory d~ramatyczne
.liryczne, ktore nan wczeSnie
zwr6ciiy rodakow jego uwage;
slave Swiatowa prawdziwie -
pozyska} mu jednak dopieTo u
twor sceniczny ogromnych roz,
niarow i wystawy, dotad praw-
dziwie niebywaiej - mianowicie
.,Cyfano de Bergerac", w ktorym
autor opiewa dzieje bohatera
swego - poety, uczonego filozo-
ia, satyryka, komedyopisarza, wy
nalazcy - rycerza be- skazy.
Utw6r ten. pr~zyciezki nieco W
kompozycyi, lecz nadrabiajacy to
masa Gala nadzwyczajnycb efek-
tow scenicznych - obiegi wszy~
stkic sceny Swiata i wProwadzli
ra ME rowniez inne utwory Ro-
standa, dotad mnicj zwracajsce
uwagi. jak - z wczeSniej napiSa-
rych ,,Romantycznych', ,Sama-
rytanke' oraz pozniej stworze-
rzone ,,Orladko". opisujace schy-
lex zycia syna Napoleona l., ksie-
cia Reichstadtu i fantazye cokol-
wick naciagnieta. prawie pozer--
ska ,Ch~antecler' rozgrywajaca
SIC ma Smietniku .podworkowym,
ra kt6rym bohaterskie role graja
kury i kurki. do wschodu siohca
wzdychajacc.. Ostatnie to bylo
wieksze dzieIo Rostanda; czasu
wojny napisai on kilka bardzo sill
nych utwor6w poematycznych z
tych najpiekniejszy ,,L'Eglise'-
IA temat ..kulturnych" przeja-
wow bytno$ci Prusak6w we Fran
cyl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-05
prZekiad dra. j. kadyi'ego.

,,JeszczeSmy TAX daleko ME zaszli, by
mapa sporzadzons w Waszyngtonie
byia decydujaca ola przyszlego porzsd.
ku rzeczy W Europie".
A jednak tax bedzie!!!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-05
MACIERZ POLSKA.

fest organlzacya laczaea mtodztez pol
aka oboiga pici W p~racach yen
patryotycznych / b~ratniej pomocy ala
podniesienia ducha moralnoSct door9-
hytu " spOl~eczenStwie. a szczeSoInie
miedzy miodzieza polska. Mona zapl-
sac sic na posmiertne Cd lat IA do 10;
ma czioak6w StowarZyszonych oeE o.
grsniczenia wieku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-05

Cd wczesnego wystapienia Gle
STACY sic - stale rosnacym suk-
ccsem Rostand doszedf az do
wienca laurowego ,,Niesmiertel--
rych' Akademii Francuskiej -
razsm z tenn ME byl on poeta ge-
nialnym - ME byf nawet poeta
wielkim! Cech2 i wiaSciwoScia
lego tw6rczoSci, biySkotliwej, ma
efekt obliczanej - byla powierz-
chownoSG ME wchodzaca wglab
wprowadzanych ma scene bohate-
row, nj W osnowe poematow Je-
20, tematy brai latwe, popularne
i czestokroG nieoryginalne ma
wet, dowodzono mu tego podo
bno i W salach sadowych, opraco-
wywal je jednak W sposob div
ME miiy, rwac zmysiy widza
czytelnika, ujmujac go bajecznie
lekka. zreczna faktura sceniczna
literacka. a nawet wywieraJac
kolosalna smiaioScia nowych eIek
tow. wspaniaiych obrazow wra
zenie trwaie. zdumiewajace / pra-
vie pod kazdym wzgledem ko'
rzystne. Taxa W kazdym calu jest
sztuka .,Orlatko" - taxa, juz
pewna ~przesada bombastu, a roz'
wlekloScia tekstu jest nalznako'
mitsze ~zreszta dzieio Rostanda
..Cvrano de Bergerac", posiadalq,
&C ustepy wprost klasyczne / ME
smiertelne - tie napewno diugc
Iprzezyjq tw6rce; wypaczeniem-
podiug mas - wydziwaczeniem
II Rostanda popedu gonienia
ma efekty jest ostatnie wielk'e
lego dzieio wzmiankowany wy
zei ..Chantecler'; kogut -
wieszcz. kogut - swiatlodawca-
W wyobrazeniu wlasnem l w oto'
Lczeniu kur. w smieciu grzebia-'
cvch mimo nadzwyczajnosci ME,
bywaiej wystawy scen1czne.
rzecz ME zrobiia ~wiekszego wra'
zenia i pTzemineta pozostawialai
10 sobie pamiet jedynie ciekawe'
so experymentu scenicznego
przykladu gonitwy "a Original
noscia. a efektem niezwykiym.
lax wzmiankowalismy, wszy-'
stkie Rostanda utwory dramaty'
CINE zostaiy przetiumaczone M
Ijezyk poiski: przyswois go nam
zapoznai mas z MIN - wybitny
t,umacz i poeta Jan Kasprawicz
professor lwowskiego uniwersyte'
to, kt6ry pieknym, .peinej SHY
wierszem tiumaczyi ,,Cyrana dc
Eergerac" = W tym tez przekia'
dzie grano rzecz te ma polskicf
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-05

'IENNIK &c
sol caiy, azeby k%upowano znacz-
XII owe, tax dobrze i ~naszej znane
publicznosci, Z kt6rych doch6d
Rad zuzywa ma tysiaczne potrze-
by i cele, ziaczone z zakohcze-
MEM wojny i sprowadzeniem ma
szych chlopcow z teatru walk do
domu.
Kilka juz skreslilismy artyku--
low ma ten temat, il zakonczenie
wojny - bynajmniej ME powo-.
duje, ME sprowadza natychmia--
stowego pozbycia sic wszelkich
trosk i k}opotow, jake kraj wzial
Z wojna ma sic: owszem troski te
i k}opoty ma Rad mnogie i wiel-
kie, a z MIN musimy mice je my,
cbywatele, gdyz musimy dopo-
modz do ich dzwigania, uleznia
w mich - musimy je roz}ozyc ro-
wnomiernie ma caly narod i dlate-
go to Rad prowadzi w kraju ca
lynn kampanie edukacyjna w pra-
sic, uSwiadamiajac ogof obywa-.
telski w tel mierze, re ME nalezy
pam zaprzestawac starah i ME
peniechac zapobiegliwosci, ow-
szem trzeba oszczedzac, trzeba o,
fiarnie dopomagac finansami pry-
watnymi skarbowi narodowemu,
azeby rzecz szczesliwie skohczo-
"a ma teatrze wojennym zakoh-
czyc szczeSliwie take ii siebie w
domu - tn, W kraju.
Ma tysiaczne sprawy zlaczone
Z zakohczeniem wojny, z transpor
tenn wojsk z Europy do Ameryki,
Z rozwiazywaniem kontraktow
wojennych dostaw, Z normowa--
MEM stosunkow produkcyi kraju
calego, powiadamy ma tysiac
spraw wartoSci i ~znaczenia pow
Szechnego potrzeba - milionow,
d tie miliony musi Rad nasz w
kraju cd obywateli otrzymac: Ma
ME to rozpisze sig Via Zwycieska
Pozyczke WolnoSciowa, ma ME
kupujcic teraz, kupujcie jak maj
wiecej mozecie - znaczkow wo-
jenno = oszczednosciowych. Po-
zyczka ma znaczkach tych to
TAXA sama, jak ma bondach wolno-
Sciowych - pozyczka rzadowa,
absolutnie pewna, gwarantowana
majstkiem ca}ych Stanow Zjedn.,
inwestycya pieniedzy Swietnie
korzystna, a Gym patryotyczny
p;erwszorzednej wartoSci. PANIC
tajcie tez, re Stany Zjednoczone
maja dopom6dz ME tylko sobie
samym, ME tylko wlasne sprawy
musza po wojnie porzadkowac i
regulowac, ale rowniez innym
krajom europejskim - wojna
zniszczonym, a miedzy mimi ma
szej Polsce - beda musialy do
pom6dz: tedy ma te ola Polski
pomoc, ma ratunek Ojczyznie ma
szej-kupujcie znaczki wojenno-
cszczednoSciowe! Kto dobry A
merykanin ! kto Polak dobry -
riechaj ma to ME zaiuje! Maple
kniejszy podarek gwiazdkowy
Stanom Zjedn., Polsce i wlasnei
rodzinie - to pare ksiazeczek,
zapelnionych znaczkami omawia-
nymi. Do takich podarkow czy-
rienia, ktore - podrodze powie-
my - Polsce ma jej Fundusz
Milionowy sk}adac MONA, "a
checamy caiy ogol rodaczy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-05

E~astosowanie co do Alzacyi i LotaryD-
gii".
,.Muenchner Neueste Nachrichten"
dodaje re swell strony:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-05

MeEopte Stanu WSSsdzie sgd-
6zoja sic u zdaniu, &c must ISL
nice sJedaocsOH0, nieSdIeSH0
sdnoEzqdRG POLSkG
Woodrow wilson
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-05

Rcd ndrodu pTses Hdrod ala
FRorodu. ME saiaie'E PoWierSchnf
EIsnL
- Abraham Lincoln
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-05

sol caiy, azeby kupowano znacz-
Xxi owe, TAX dobrze i naszej znane
publicznosci, z kt6rych dochod
Rad zuzywa ma tysiaczne potrze-
by i cele, ziaczone z zakohcze-
MEM wojny i sprowadzeniem ma
szych chlopcow z teatru walk do
domu.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-24
LOCAL K. OF C.'S HOLD
PATRIOTIC MEETING

At a patriotic meeting in the
knights OF Columbus home here
Tuesday night the great work Of
that order among the American ex-
peditionary forces in France and in
the environments in this country was
wildly described by a number OF
prominent local nights Rev. Pat
rick Carroll, G. s. c.. David J. Gull
foyie. Charles Hagerty, and DR.. J..
2. Berteling reviewed the social and
religious work that is being fostered
by the knights Of Columbus both
here and abroad
They told also Of the large num-
Der of members Of the order who
are in the military service. They
made an appeal TO the Catholic
young men Of the city TO come for
ward and fiji up the depleted ranks
Of the local organization caused by
the war. An initiation will be held
for candidates for the first three de-
eTees by the local council the third
CT fourth Sunday in May
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-24
ST. MARYS STUDENTS
HEAR NOTED LECTURERS

Two noted lecturers delivered ad-
dresses before the student body at
st. Mary's college and academy
Tuesday. DR.. James J. Walsh of
New York city spoke to the stu
dents in the morning and in the
afternoon Mrs. Percy Y. Pennyback-
er of Austin, Tex, delivered an in
teresting lecture
The Cult of Tribes that Obscures
Good Things" was the subject OF
DIR. Walsh's talk. which was some
what different from those delivered
here at previous times. DR.. walsh
was formerly dean OF the sociology
department at Fordham university.
Mrs. Pennybacker. who spoke on
What our Country Asks OF It's
Young Women" is one of the fore
most women lecturers of the cOun-
try. and is enroute from Austin.
Tex. where she has been connected
with the university there. 10 New
York where she Will go on a chau-
tauQua platform.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-24
10000 MEN TO
MARCH SATURDAY
IN LOAN PARADE
Labor to Stage Demonstration
Saturday Night-FarmerS
Plan Similar Feature
on 4th OF May.

Factories which have not been
represented ar previous meetings OF
the committee in charge OF arrange
ments for next Saturday nights big
labor parade are especially appealed
TO be represented tonight at the last
general meeting OF an committees
The meeting will be held az the Lib
erty loan headquarters. Indiana
club. at 7.30 O'Clock.
These concerns were not repre-
scented at Tuesday nights meeting
and are especially urged 10 be rep
resented tonight: South Bend Watch
Co, O'Brien Varnish Co. Winkler
Il Grimm Co. Lee Mercantile Co.
Sibiey Machine Tool Co. Indiana
and Michigan Electric Co. South
Bend Wooden Co. Bowsher Mfg CO..
Central Labor Union. Standard oil
CO.. Lasalle Paper Co. McHenry
l1ilhOuse. Birdsell Mfg. Co.
George Knoblock. one of the
members OF the parade organization
committee. told the men al last
nights meeting that the parade was
10 be strictly for the laboring men
i'm order 20 show the residents Of
the rural districts that they are
loyal and are coming across" and
doing their "bit' 10 make the third
Liberty loan campaign "a success. q.
T.. Haslanger, another member If
the committee. explained TO the men
that the sales organ .zatiOn of the
local Liberty loan headquarters has
been canvassing the rural districts
with but little success. as the farm
ers are eager 10 know what the men
in the city are doing as their share.
Factories to Close Early.
Bands. flags banners and red
lights viii be carried by the men in
the parade. and each factory in
tends u turn out with every man
available. In order that the men
will have time 10 get 20 the.- homes
and be ready 10 participate at the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-24
Don't Try to Cultivate
Intellect Without Religion"

labor. III the world must be made
SHE for democracy. then the indus
trial world must make its respective
REIMBURSEMENT The time Is coming
when there Will be an even distribu-
ton OF the products of labor, a bet
ter working order between capital
and labor, and that decision. 10 the
people OF the United States, will be
really greater than the successful
settlement Of the struggle against
the central powers"
DR.. Davis was preceded by c. ].
Stauffacher. NJ. D.. a returned med
icaI missionary who has seen ser
vice in Portuguese, East Africa, and
who, last year, gave attention TO 1 s.
900 cases in his dispensary and per-
formed 500 operations.
Challenge to Civilization.
There are 10000 people in
Africa 10 every missionary at this
time" said DR.. Stauffacher, and
about a million and a quarter 10
every medical missionary. Surely
this is an overwhelming challenge
TO the civilized world.
~
sionary is in personal service" said
DR. Stauffacher. And the medical
man and the Bible teacher must
work right together. With a treat
ment is given a lesson of the Great
Teachers and gradually we work
out the problem"
Rev. Herbert S. Johnson was also
a speaker on the program Tuesday
night. His subject was Can Amer
lea Keep Christ - Rev. Johnson was
for 10 years a successful pastor in
one Of the leading churches in Bos-
ton He was the chief agitator in
checking the atrocities in the Bel
gian Congo.
His talk Tuesday night was given
largely to the telling OF the way
America has given itself over to the
worship and near-idolatry of the
dollar and the disaster that il is fac
ing. within the next 10 years. in the
way Of losing all hold on Christ and
his teachings.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-24
REALTY
APPRAISAL BOARD

Members Of the south Bend Real
Estate board decided yesterday at
the boards weekly luncheon and
meeting 10 increase the number OF
memebers of the appraisal board
from five 20 nine. The buy-a-home
discussion was taken up where left
of the previous meeting. ana a
committee was appointed 10 work
with the city planning committee.
The real estate page of the sun
day News Times was also the sub
ject OF discussion, and IL was agreed
by the members 20 further cooper
ate with the newspaper in keeping
I'D the standard Of excellence OF
that department.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-24
RED MEN PURCHASE
ANOTHER LIBERTY BOND

At the regular meeting Of the I'm
Iroved Order Of Red Men in their
hall TUESDAY night one candidate
was accepted for mem bership and
the order voted 10 buy another 500
Liberty bond Arrangements wero
made for the order 20 go 70 Laporte
in a body by special car Friday
night 10 take part In the Red Men
parade there. The local Red Men
will accompany the order on this
occasion. The special car will leave
ar 1880 O'Clock. The Red Men band
will also take part in the labor pa
rade in this city Saturday night
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-24

Greater than the winning Of the
great world struggle is the remaking
OF the economic order" said DR.. o..
:. Davis. president Of the Chicago
theological seminary, who spoke
before members OF the Ministerial
council at the First Methodist
church Tuesday night. His subject
vas "Christianizing the Social
Forces. % and he said that there are
five definite ways in which real
democracy can be effected.
The true democracy" said DR..
Davis. lis that which can be tested
through the home. the school, the
politics OF the community. the So
cal relations and the industrial or
ders. They can be truly tested be-
cause there must be Christianity in
all Of them because God is the CEN
tral factor Of this great universe.
The home that does not practice the
same Christianity in its everyday
life that II does on Sunday fails in
the purpose for which il stands.
There can be no true education
without there be a Christian force
ftnAllU IL ENtAN litlSOu III the
world has a religious streak in his
makeup. somewhere. and 10 try to
educate his intellect without religion
is the same as trying 70 keep a BODY
in good physical shape without
food
Political Reform Coming.
I'm the political life Of the COM
n,unity there is coming a great re-
form. II is manifested by the al
iruistic spirit that great politicians
all over the country have shown in
devoting their entire time and funds
70 the war work. The day is com
ing when there will be just as much
credit accorded the young man or
young woman who is in the political
service of the country as 10 those
who enter the foreign missionary
field or any other work Of service
TO humanity.
Adjust Industrial World.
"In touch with this there is COM
ing the struggle between capital and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-24

scheduled hour mum "er or the fac
tories that are working Saturday az
teruoous will dismiss their men at
O'Clock
Men representing organized labor
- che city viii also Toe in line. These
men viii not. however be banded
together tn the parade as labor
unions
Every band tn South Bend and
Misbawaka has been invited 20 be
in The parade and the directors Of
those lands will report at the meet
iue to Dee held Wednesday night at
$50 at the Liberty loan headquar-
ters. when arrangements will be
completed
Men VIII Countcr-marCh.
owin- go the fact that "A number
az complaints that have been made
ay the laDoring men that they have
taken part IN The various parades
held and hy so doing have not been
able 10 witness the parade them
selves. the organization committee
has arranged 10 have the men coun-
ter-march The line OF march will
be announced at the meeting to-
night
Arrangements have been COM
pieted with the street car company
for the hauling OF the men from
Mishawaka and from the outlying
districts Of South Bend.
Before the meeting adjourned Mr.
Haslanger told the men that il was
Up 20 them 20 produce. as he I'M
derstood that on week from Sat
urday the farmers were planning
20 hold a like demonstration to
Trove their loyalty.
Loan Meeting to- Follow.
Following the parade the men will
he asked 10 attend either a Liberty
loan meeting at the hign school or
one at the court house. Two good
speakers have been scheduled 20
talk on the importance OF the sue
cess Of the Liberty loan campaign.
Name Publicity Committee.
W X Lamport and +. J. Roche
of this city were appointed publicity
men for the third Liberty loan by
Chairman A. ID. Baker Tuesday
These men will assist Mr.. Baker in
his publicity work and will also help
10 stimulate Liberty loan sales in
the various committees by placing a
bulletin board at the Liberty loan
headquarters which will give the
sales made each day by the com
mitteeS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-24
SUMMER FURs.

II Greenblatt wishes TO announce
10 the women OF South Bend that
he is showing an extensive line IN
all kinds OF summer furs IN the
newest designs. P!nefnement and
exclusive styles at such low prices
that certainly will interest you. Old
furs cleaned and remodeled into
summer styles a specially. II.
Greenblatt. 232 s. Michigan st Home
phone $3.50. -Advt-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-24

Private Grover Malone, member
of the 1916 football team and now
in the artillery department at Camp
Dodge, Des Moines Iowa. was a Wis
itor at the university Tuesday.
Among the other NOtre Dame men
at Des MOines are Frank Dorias, the
great exponent of the NOtre Dame
forward pass and Lieut.. Cyril Kas-
per, member of the record breaking
two mile relay team of 1917
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-24
ZOO CONSCR|PTED
MEN ENTERTAINED
FIR. Schumacher, c. S. c., and
Rev. John Alexander Bid
Boys God Speed.

A delightful dinner and enjoyable
program was rendered to more than
200 cOnscripted men leaving in the
next quota from st. Joseph county.
and invited guests Tuesday night at
Kable's banquet hall by the busi-
pess men of the city. The enter
tainment is the fourth one CT its
kind given BY the business men.
The men met at the Farmers Trust
bldg. and after roll call proceeded
to the hall where Judge Walter A.
Funk. acting as POSTMASTER. intro
duced individually is Of South
Bends prominent business men who
served the dinner.
The evening was begun by the
singing OF America" by everyone
present. accompanied by DOnohue's
orchestra. Following the dinner H.
NJ. Kaufman. F. A. Stephenson and
Elton Crepeau sang a number OF
appropriate patriotic songs which
were we'll received by the men about
10 enter he service Of Uncle Sam.
Fr. Schumachcr's Message.
Rev. Matthew schumacher. c. s.
G Of Notre Dame, gave the princi-
pal address of the evening in which
ne appealed 10 the men in eloquent
and touching words TO remem Der
| God at all times and under all con-
ditions and TO keep themselves
spiritually and morally fit as well as
physically. He spoke of the trials
and pitfalls that come into the sol
dier's life. the temptations that be-
set him. and how. if the menS keep
themselves ever in close communion
with God. these snares can be avoid
ed. He spoke OF the great number
OF fine young men he knew person
ally that had heard the call Of their
country ard OF how proud he was
&c see them go. The simplicity ana
beauty Of Rev. Schumachers al
dress stirred the men who expressed
their appreciation OF his message.
Rev. John Alexander. pastor OF
the First Christian church here, fol-
lowed with talk much on the same
subject as FIR. Schumacher's, IN
which he too appealed 10 the men
10 guard their spiritual and moral
welfare in the trying times to come.
He spoke of the sorrow connected
with their going but reminded them
7 Of the great and noble cause they
were TO have a part i'm and the glory
OF their return.
Dc Haven Represents -Iayor.
John De Haven in short ad-
dress brought Mayor Carson's mes
sage 10 the boys Mayor Carson was
detained hy business. lie told the
bows OF how proud the city was TO
see them go and Of how they would
be welcomed on their return. lie
spoke Of the great privilege that was
! theirs and Of the confidence that
they would acquit themselves cred
itably
Joe Bray. one Of the six young
| men present who will leave at the
| end OF the week for Purdue uni
/ versity 20 begin study for the avia-
| ton branch 81 the service, related
several amusing jokes OF military
! flavor which were heartily appreci
eted bv his audiencs.
william Donahue director OF
! Donahue'S orchestra. who is one OF
] the men drafted in this quota. was
presented with wrist watch by the
business men Donahue's orchestra
has furnished the music at all OF the
banQuets given by the business men
TO the conscripted men.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-24
FOR THE BUSY GIRL.

When your hair needs washing or
treatment. your nails need manicur-
ing. your face need a good massage.
Won will get the best of services at
the Jefferson Hotel Beauty shop.
one Of the most modern equipped
beauty shops in South Bend. Miss
Allison in charge. Evening appoint
ments. Bell phone 1920. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Stanley II. Lorang. macninist.
Oconto. Wis. and Antonette Bailey
Merline. south Bend
Antoni LukasZewicz. moulder,
south Bend. and Marcella Lewan-
dowska. South Bend.
Louis Horvath farmer. south
Bend. and Nancy DOlgas. Passaic,
y. j.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-24

DR.. James J. Walsh. dean of the
sociology department at FOrdham
university. New York city, and Lac
tare medalist of 1916, addressed the
faculty and student body Tuesday
morning in Washington hall. Dr..
Walsh, Laetare medalist of 1916,
entertain the audience with talk
regarding the success attained by
the late short story writer. Richard
Harding Davis. He spoke of the
beautiful ideals of a century ago
and the effect Of modern fiction and
rag time music on the public today.
The subject of his address was
The Cult of Trifes Which Obscures
Good Things"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-24
TO PRESENT PLAY.

4 music program. followed by a
play. The Ghost in the Boarding
House" will be presented this even
ing before the Civic Muessel club At
the Muessel school. Those who will
take part In the play are young
women who attended Muessel
school
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-24

director was the guest of honor.
Parker after completing three
months of training at the officers
training camp at Rockford. H.. was
recommended for a lieutenantcy
commission and paid a visit 10 his
Alma Mater. Last June Mr.. Parker
was graduated from the journalism
department and the chief editor Of
the Notre Dame Dome book.