South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-08
NOTRE DAME NEWS

The Liners Club, which includes
all six-year men OF the school, met
IN the library at noon Tuesday A
new constitution was presented and
plans discussed for a smoker.
The Mining Engineers held a
short business meeting in the base
ment OF Science hail Tuesday even
ing.
The j. of q. scholarship men met
in library Tuesday noon TO complete
arrangements tor the club picture,
which VIII appear IN the Dome. The
Press club Wlil be shot IN south
Bend Wednesday morning while the
mem beers of the Glce club are pre-
pairing their trick suits for the
5rOup pictures which Will be taken
soon. The 1920 Dome Is months
ahead OF its predecessor IN prepare
uon.
The Notre Dame club OF Cleve-
land viii celebrate its first anniyer-
sary in the rooms of the Gilmore
Council, + OF g., in Cleveland on
the evening OF Jan. with a dancing
party. The club hopes to create "a
fellowship among past and present
NOtre Dame mep IN Cleveland and
TO aid Father Maloney ia the cree
ZION of ola students hail.
A NOue Dame club vii be organ
lied at Toledo on the evening Of
Dec. p, with Ed" Lynch, captain
OF the football team in 1910, in
charge The Toledo club viii en-
terrain the basketball squad Of the
school with a banquet and dance on
the evening of Jan. 3 and the team
viii be honored in the same man
ner in Akron.
The Ohio club has turned its at
tention from presidents ana ath.
letic champions long enough TO
form a bowling league which viii
become active after the holidays.
Toledo. Cincinnati, Akron, Lima,
Dayton, Canton, YOUNGSTOWN and
1.-THE big 60 from smaller towns
compose the league. The 13S Buck
eyes are making Of their club some
thing more than a name.
The Christmas holidays have been
Officially announced TO begin at noon
on Dec. d and end at noon Jan. 6.
Frank X. Walter, formerly vice
director Of the New York State Ii
brary school is spending some time
at NOtre Dame instrucCng the stu
dents I'm an intelligent use Of the IL
brary. He is now addressing the
various sections Of the chamber of
commerce and viii proceed TO other
departments Of the school. Mr..
Walter has A NJ. and NJ. L. S. de-
grees and with many years Of SER
vice in all lines Of photography add
ing 10 his knowledge is well able
to advise the most efficient methods
Of library reference work.
Completion OF the semi-finals Of
the Breen OratOrical contest eft
Raymond Gallagher, Joseph Tier
ney. c. Witucki and S. @. Wilson TO
enter the finals which Will be held
probably on Monday evening at
O'Clock in Washington Hall. Mr..
Gallagher will speak on The Re
striction OF Immigration Mr.. Tier
ney on The development Of South
American Trade" Mr.. Witucki on
Mr.. Wilson on That We Might See"
The winner viii receive the Breen
medal. an annual prize for oratory.
The Knights Of Columbus held
their weekly meeting in the base
ment Of Walsh hall Tuesday even
ing Arrangements were cOnclud-
O for the eXemplifcatiOn Of the first
degree Of the order on Friday even
ing and the comforting Of the Major
degrees in W. O W. hall in South
Bend. Sunday afternoon. AT the
conclusion Of the business meeting
Rev. Leonard Carrico, G. S. c.. dean
OF the English department Of the
school, delivered an interesting talk
on The Art Of ChivaIry."
Wednesday, Dec. is the feast OF
the Immaculate Conception and a
holiday at the school A high mass
VIII be celebrated in Sacred Heart
church at S:15 o'clock
The interhau basketball season
viii be opened in the big gymnasium
az 1920 o'clock Wednesday morn
when Badin Hall meets the or
Campus students Badin is repre-
sented by the usual excellent mater
iaI Of incoming freshmen and boasts
three stars in Mails Murphy and
Brismer. the two former being mem
bers Of the Freshmen football squad.
The On-Campus team hopes 70
continue in basketball the same ex-
ceIlent form with which they finish
ed the football season.