South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-13
NOTRE DAME NEWS


A. II. Aguiling. general secretary
Of the Filipino Students Federation
Of America, visited Notre Dame
Thursday and organized the Filipino
club OF the school 10 be affiliated
with the national organization. PiO
Montenegro OF the school OF Jour
nalism and associate editor of the
Filipino Herald, published in New
York city, was elected president:
Rafael Gonzales vice president.
Jacob Zobel, secretary-treasurer.
The 1s FilipinOs now al the school
follow the host Of their countryne,l
who have gone from Notre Dame to
become leaders in the legislative and
business life OF the Islands. Mr..
Aguiling left Friday for Valparaiso
university 10 organize the students
OF that school.
Light wines and beer were voted
down at the Forum Friday night
when Jos. Sullivan and Leo Tschudi
arguing the negative defeated Jos.
hhonlberg and John Briley repre-
senting the Affirmative Of the cues
ton: Resolved: That federal legis-
latton be enacted permitting the
sale Of light wines and beer" The
club arranged for the Dome picture
and Pres't Worth Clark appointed
Emmett Burke. Jos. RhOmberg and
Edwin Murphy to arrange for a
Forum smoker on Newman day. Dec
5rd., in the Walsh recreation room.
Members OF the faculty will appear
on the program.
Samuel Fefwell. South Bend bar
rister, addressed the Lawyers club
of the school IN the law building
Friday night.
Clifford Ward Vincent Sweeney.
Harry Flannery, Louis Bruggner and
Frank Wallace submitted papers at
the weekly meeting Of the Writer 3
club in the publicity room of the
library Friday evening. A sonnet
"A Fireside Plea" by Clifford Ward
Of TT. Wayne, was recommended for
submission 10 the Poetry society OF
America. in the competition for the
annual prize Of that society.
Brother Leo OF the university
farm addressed the Agricultural
club of the school in Chemistry hall
Friday evening on The Raising OF
Alfalfa in Northern Indiana"
The Mildred Leo Clemans Hawai-
ain quartet of banjo, guitar, ukelele
and mandolin will appear at Wash
ington hall Saturday evening The
company is composed Of eight per-
sons, including musical and cancing
performers and comes with a repu-
tation established on the concert
stage in the last few years.
The Rocky Mountain club will
meet in the library at $50 o'clock
Sunday evening. Freshmen are in
vited 10 the meeting as well as men
from the Canadian Rockies.
Returns from the Indiana game
will be received at the gymnasium
Saturday afternoon. The rumOr Of
a challenge from Penn state caused
much comment at the school al
though no doubt exists as TO the re-
suit of such a contest. Notre Dame
believes in its team this year with
a faith recognizing no defeat.
Examinations for the first quarter
will be held on Wednesday. Thurs
day and Friday of the coming week.
being moved forward one week 10
permit a general trip of students TO
the Northwestern game at Chicago
Saturday.
Interhall basketball will be taken
up at the school the coming week.
The various halls have been assign
ed practice periods in the old Car
roll hall gymnasium. Carol hall
and the r. Q. T. c. will meet in
the last game of interhall football
for the two teams on Sunday after
noon.