South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-25
NOTRE DAME NEWS

one u the most curious orRaniza-
lions i'm collegiate circles exists al
Notre Dame iU the Soccer associa-
ton formed recently at the school.
The officers consist of native Span
lard. Irishman and Chinese and an
early exhibition VIII bring together
the Al. American and Oriental
squads Of the sport
According TO Rev William Cum
bingham. who is aiding in the pro-
motion Of the game. this exhibition
VIII probably take place Saturday af-
ternoon AZ Cartier field while re-
turns are blug received from the
West Point contest. The novelty of
he game and the unusual character
Of the players should attract much
interest The soccer sport is pop-
uiar ia the Orient and L.atin-Amer-
lean countries and its devotees at
Notre Dame appear 10 have lost
none Of their cunning in the recent
practice contests on the campus. Ii
is doubtful II any other sport attracts
he attention OF SO widely variant
rationalities as are represented i'm
the following officers Of the associa-
CCu-
Jacob zobeI of Spain. pres't:
James keegan OF ireland, vice
lrest. Dominic Oug Ching Kuv Of
china and the PHILIPPINES sec-treas.
Rev Bernard LANCE in charge of
calistheuics al the school gave a de
monstratiou OF we.ght-lifting i'm the
gymnasium Sunday morning which
was witnessed by a large number OF
students interested in the program
ot physical culture TO be instituted at
the school this week. Paddy Gran
field and Barry Holton. experienced
trainers and instructors I'm the naval
camps during the war. viii have
charge Of boxing and wrestling re-
epecuNely while Robert Reed viii in
s-ruct i'm tumbling and parallel bar
work. Freshmen classes in calls
t1enics begin Monday morning and
FIR LANCE expects to see the work
ln AN lines progressing smoothly i'm
a very short while as AN indications
point To a fertile field Iutercolle-
giate competition rs possibility IL
The work justities 1t. while swimming
viii be taken mp shortly with the
same end in view.
The Latin American society Of
Notre Dame held It's usual weekly
meeting sunday morning after the
students mass
The Chemists clun viii meet i'm
Chemistry hall Monday evening az
go O'Clock Students from the
following courses are eIigigle and i'm
gited 90 attend. Chemistry. 3. s. i'm
Chemistry eut Chemical Engineer
ing.
Invitations have been received al
Notre Dame for dinner 20 be given
az the g. NJ. T.. a. in South Bend.
Monday evening by the ST. Joe Val
l,y Chapter OF the American Assoc
citation OF Engineers. VIM Arting-
STALL consulting engineer of the wa
Ter dept. Of South Bend will bee the
principal speaker.
The knights OF Column bus win hold
80 short but important meeting I'm
lhcir quarters iu Walsh hall Monday
tttnin gat $50 o'clock. Members are
PARTICULARLY urged 90 attend as the
meeting IS of unusual significance.
The Writers cIub viii meet al 40
o'clock Monday evening in their
newly furnished studio iu the base
nent of TIE library Rev Paul Folk
librarian has prepared q surprise ir
artistic atmospEere that should i'm
spire the youthful Bohemians 20
flights IN EngliA literature.
The Board OF Editors Of the SchoI-
asric VIII mold the usual weekly
meeting IN the library az $ o'clock
IN the evening