South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 182, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 30 June 1920 — Page 3

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üi nnnri run COURSE IN IRISH HISTORICAL WORK Many Students Enter Summeri School at IVotrc Dame Universitv. j Arrionc: th ISO ?tudnt whn arrhrd Mon'l.iy for tfc- firnnitT school eoursfi at th univrr.ity of N"tr Jirno was Mr Kllrn Jolly. prti!nt of the women'? auxiliary rf thoj Anrlfnf Or.Irr c,f 1 I J b-rnl.t n. S'hi t i. at tho collrK' to t;ikr ;p a course in Irish history ami r;ac-llc i Mnr than 200 Khort enurf un-c'.frralu-it( -a an- now fin th rnmt.'.ih. whll at IfRKt 50 inoff arrivals nro rxpcteI Turtay anl VlnfInv. Iii tnoi aira'iv fnrniini in lass, 20 Jtrf wf-nif-n ami nuna. Nar! half thf states in thf union ;in rrprtTit-I amfrK tho Summer school scholar, while a 1c-lrKatlon f 10 religious havf nrrivfd from Halifax, Nova ScotU. IVurt-fn nr- ! r-4 inrlulir, fr thr hranrhts of the Krancl.Hcar.M, thrc- liranchcx of tho Vrjtullr.-. two l,rar.chfS of th; sistrrn of Charity, two onlcrs of th" !.trrs nf the Holy CrosM. arc M-cn in the summer school claiw-s. Almost 0 priests ami brothers anil npproxlmatcly 50 laymen have cnt rnl Into court s at th university. A total of :;0 student urn studying for a master's flcKree. 10 having hijined up in this oursi recently. One regular school year of four H'lnimcr Missions Is the time reulrd for completion nf .--turtles presrrlhetl in this course. Only those who hold 1'arhelor's depreew from a standard university arc eligible for entranc In this department. Credit hours required for attainment of decree of master are ?,2. Cnder a recent dispensation, ei'ht credits may h earned by the students paxsinp satisfactory examination on matter 5t'idIe,l outside of the university. Offer Ten Conn". Altopether 10 courses arc offered to summer school students. In the art course. Dorn Gregory (Jerrer, whose portrait of Pope 1'lua X waa first one to be accepted by the Vatican museum, will act an dean. This artist has traveled in nearly every country of Europe, as well as Palestin. Egypt, and Syria, to study the works of old master. lie spent several years under S. Nowelll, Vatican authority. itev. Joseph Jo.. McOuire. author of a hook on "K'emcntary Chemlstry" will have rhargro of the depart"nu'nt of chemistry and physics. He v. J. A. Nieuland. who was appointed to the government laboratory at WaahlnKton during the war to continue his experiments, which have attracted wide attention in his profession, will direct the department of botany. llev. Huch Calliper, has been appointed dean of the course In Gaelic, Inaugurated In the summer school this year. It consists or rrementary Gaelic. 5eeral phases of the hLstory of Ireland,, and a study of Irish political movements. Prof. John M. Cooney will conduct a short fnurso in essentials of Journalism In Conjunction with which Rev. Thom'as .A. Ivihey will plve a series of lectures on advertising. Ilev. "Willlam A. Holder who has a reputation throughout Indiana as an authority on economics will be dean of that department, while He v. T. Steiner win teach hisher mathematics. Hev. J. I Carrico, dean of the English department will supervise postgraduate Enclish work, in which he will bo assisted by Prof. C. X. "Y" TO HAVE LIFE SAVING STATION Plans For Movement Will he Taken Up at Thursday ISight Meeting. The organization of a Y. M. C. A. Junior life-saving corps in connection with the local chapter of the lied Cross ill take place at a meeting to be called for Thursday eveninq at the V. M. C. A. by W. II. Kupferer. assistant physical director of the aspociation. Hoys between 12 and 15 years old are eligible for membership in the corps. John A. lockwood, retired army veteran, has donated a bronze medal which is to bo awarded by the tlrst aid bureau of the Hed Cross to any corps associated with a lied Cross chapter having the largest memberbership of qualified life-savers !v next Sept. 15. The corps winning the cup two years successively keeps it permanently. H. Kupferer. a member of the senior V. M. C. A. life-saving crew. w ill be chairman of the Junior board to pass uron youngsters tit to be members of the Junior crew. Two other members are to be appointed to the board at the meeting. One of .'.so Is to be Instructor if life-sav-ng aquatics. Every Thursday at' 3 o'clock, according to the plan presented by W. H. Kupferer. the crew will be Instructed for two hours In Aarlous life-saving methods. Hoys passing the. set physical and technical requirements will be present1 certificates of membership. STEVE MEGERYI REENTERS SERVICE Thirty South Bond Men Have Enlisted in United States Arniv. Steve Mcgeryi. discharged from troop "A" of the 11th cavalry, stationed at Monterey. Calif., June 6. ltZQ. vaj accepted for enlistment in the construction division f the army, stationed at Manila, P. I. Thii soldier has Just completed fi'vfn year' service with troop "A" of the cavalry. He was discharged a sergeant and his papers show him to have an excellent character. DurIrg his time In the sefvico he qualified a an expert rl'leman. H. also served wKh Gen. I'ershing In Mexico. He v,as discharged at WashioRton. D. C. hatng previously enlisted South Uend in April. 1314. Me;eryi makes the 20th man accepted at the local recruiting station in the Hst three weeks. Of this number, 11 were ex-service men.

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VVHO WILL ATTEND Tve B I S HOPS CONFERENCE Eishops representing the hierarchy of the Anglican church throughout the world are assembling in Londo. this week to Lake part in the "Lambeth conference of 120. The Archbishop of Canterbury, Archbishop Davidson, will preside over Uu conference as Primate of all Knuland. It is expected that the great inv.ortanee of the questions to be discussed at the "Lambeth conference this year will bring nearly "00 bishops, many of them, with their wives and families, to gather aboutthe chair of St. Augustine at Canterbury. Among them are ltihup J. It. Lucas and the Right Rev. 1. M. Rhinelander. This is the jubilee Ms.don of the conference, which was first called in 180S. The ijro -i-eedings will commence on Friday, July r.nd will last for two weeks.

ALEX MEJER GETS JAIL SENTENCE IN ' LIQUOR HEARING Judge Gilmer Finds Man Guilty on Evidence of Federal Men. Alex Mejer, whose trial was continued from Monday afternoon was found guilty of having liquor unlawfully In his possession and fined $ 100 and costs and given a Jail sentence of CO days late this afternoon by Judge Frank (Jilmer. who upon request of counsel for Mejer had post j oned Judgment from this morning's session. Two stono jugs had been found by federal orTlcers at Mejer's place on W. Division and had contained whisky. This raid was conducted by Jude Orblson, himself, aided by Y.. . Urcnnan, federal Inspector for Indiana, and a group of agents. Other liquor cases which have no. been set for July 6 will be disposed of this afternoon and if necessary another night session will be held tcnipht. Judge (Himer being anxious to clear the docket. PLAXTS AM) STORES TO OBSERVE XElV DAYLIGHT ORDER All South Rend factories and business houses will observe the daylight saving time schedule ordered by the city council Monday night to take effect July 1. Hearty approval of the change In time was expressed by all business men who responded with "Sure we will" when asked if they would observe the new schedule. Needless to say the city ordinance Is popular with employes of both s.tore and factory. That no confusion result from the change all clocks are ordered set ahead one hour at mid-night Wednesday night, June 30, and to remain that way until mld-nlght Thursday. Frpt. 30. File Indictments Against Many Slackers 1 NEW YORK. June 23. Ir.dictnunts against 2.26 4 alleged slackers were filed today in the federal court. Rrocklyn. A round-up was Immediately instituted by the. United States marshals otnVe, aided by police. I .ess than CO percent of the men indicted w-re actually slackers, officials believed.

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Bootleggers Line Up Single File to be Taken to Countv Jail. IIY STUART II. IWIlllOLIj. Tostfs "Goodliye." whistled softly and tenderly. caused many a misty eye in city court Tuesday morning and even the $tate, apparently soulless nt times, paused In Its thankless ta.k to dry a passing tear. Kor the moment marked a hih light In South Uond's regretahlo drama and gave to those aFsembled a startling pantomime of justice, relentless and swift, having her Innings under the spotlight of those for whom she acL. Six men were the principals six men of varying ages, nationalities and degrees of Intelligence. One was there whope presence 'mlgh. havo graced any ball room: another who would have r.dded no dignity to the humblest of kitchens. Cllns to Mother Tongue. Som still clung to their alien mother-torgue men who had lft their native lands and traditions rnd had come to America seeking the liberty and wealth of which they had heard when, years ago they stood wonder-eyed at their mother's knee in the far off homeland. These had found that liberty and many of them too, had found the pot of gold which dangled at the end of their rainbow of dreams. Under the Stars and Stripes they had sought happiness but they had soiled that banner by violating the high principles for which It stands. And thts was their day of retribution. This was the day they must begin to pay the penalty fixed by a legal representative of the land in which they live, and to which they owe allegiance either by birth or by adoption; to pay the debt contracted by breaking the very laws which they had helped to form. Wait I'or Summons. Into the crowded court room the men were led .and waited there for the summons that was to tike them nway from their friends and place them prisoners for the periods decided by the law. Shortly after court convened liailiff Murphy stepped to the rear t tho room where the convicted men were waiting. They stood in line for a moment and then, with a bluecoaled officer at each end of the tile, walked to the stairs where the patrol gathered the men for the short ride to the county Jail. Among the men were Ous Van Iloeve. Toni my Wt rd, Phil Verspeelt.Al Itrece. Arthur Talbot and Joseph Horka, all of whom will be connned for a o0-day period. ! iS'avy Department is After Truth in Charges r.r United Treu. WASHINGTON, June 23. The navy department today expected to determine finally the truth or falsity of reports of the death at the Portsmouth, N. II., naval prison of George John Rozzell, a naval fireman. In response to an inqv'ry from Rozzell's father who had heard his son was dead, the navy department last week wired for a rerort from the commandant of the prison where on .Tune 11 Rozzell was reported to be alive and serving a five-jear sentence. This report was (xpected today. Ys. cooperation this shortenour Faithful ' 'it mm

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