South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04

characterized by a spirit CT good
fellowship which is traditional 10
tho school SIRE Danes third an
nual Homecoming celebration began
last night
a snake dance in the glare or red
light. an ovation given tho visiting
Indiana eleven which was participant
ed in by 5000 people. and a vaude-
Vile program of a Calibre new 20
Notre Dame were features Of the
evenings entertainment
Today the great barbecue and pic
mic. the real Homecoming get-to-
gether at the school and the I'm
pOrtant clash between Indiana and
Notre Dame viii occupy the atten-
ton Of the thousands VINO are guests
Of the city Tonight the Monogram
club banquet and three student
dances VIII bring 10 a conclusion the
main fall event az Notre Dame.
Nearly 1000 students and a few
old grads who could not resist the
temptation - parading once more,
formed the line for the snake dance
which tied up the downtown district
for a half hour shortly after
clock last night.
Students Invade City.
Led BY the NOtre Dame band. the
shouting students. who were even
aided by a great fire siren. invaded
tho city and proclaimed 10 all that
their celebration OF the 1922 foot
ball season was on. tt was col
orful procession-of q nature pscu-
liar TO colleges.
Winding into the oliver hotel. the
string Of dancers Cathered in the
lobby and broke into great cheers
a. the command OF Cheerleader
Johnny Gleason. Then outside
agin. facing the Main 81. balcony or
the hotel. where from above blazed
an electrical ~. r.. the students
welcomed Coach Pat Heron and
his Indiana squad.
Coach Heron was frs. called
upon by the cheering crowd. At
or a few brief remarks on the Won
derful ovation accorded hts team.
Coach Heron venrured the state
ment that Indiana has come 20
beat Notre Dame. you VIII know
you have had a fight"
In contrast TO this statement is
the declaration OF Coach Rockne OF
Notre Dame. made ar the vaudeville
program where ne spoke "Notre
Dame viii be beat eventually-bu-
T think not now
Henry Kurzer Of Detroit Mich,
president Of the Notre Dame Alumni
association. was next 70 speak and
COMMUNICATED the student body on
wi
fighting spirit" was stronger tha,,
90 has ever been.
Indiana PLAYERS Respond
Cheerleader Gleason then intro
duced the various members OF tho
Indiana squad. beginning with CAPT
Duke" Hannv and going down
through the entire lineup. Several
Of them made remarks on the ex-
cellent treatment they we're receiv-
ing at the hands Of NOtre Dame.
The Indiana PLAYERS are making
their headuuarte-s M The LaSalis
hotel
Following these talks the students
cheered Coach Rocku- Capt Car
berry and the %otre Dame team
and then resumed their parade,
7nalIv boarding cars for Not-e Dame
and the vaudeville program
Pres't Matthew Walsh ~ the un-
iversitv Officially welcomed "old
grads" and friends Of the school
wehn he spoke az tie start ~ The
program.
T hope that none Of you feel that
you need welcome" DE said but
n there are any among YOU who do.
Notre Dame welcomes YOU ALP
Vaudeville show Please.
A vaudeville show which VIII IN
doubtedIy go down as one % the
hest I'm The annals % Sotre Dame
theatrlrals was that given in con
junction with the Homecoming pro
gram. The show was given 10 Walsh
hall.
Il would BE difficult 20 select any
one act as an outstanding feature o.
the program even though J. p. Nc
Evov. creator Of the Potters IN the
chicago Tribune. appeared Mr.
McEvoy. VINO e an old Sotre Dame
man. was given the warmest vel
come possible The fact that he
has appeared here numerous times
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