South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 170, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 19 June 1921 — Page 19

SUNDAY. JUNE 19. 1921

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES 19

'"T . " '". . J" " " " -' ' J-W- fT - .. ZIWm:iir- in - TrT""" ., O.t-.x i im--- TT far' at. m anmJifui .-m mn mm .mu Lar i'i iirfcei - m im mrimröfti' in -i 'V t 1 1 nr m n 'in ir.iin in n nmn'ii i i n ijLw a.y. i .iwi, tnMTi-,. n. .. "- J oo-o o oo o o. o o o f- ' - - -'- 'jimtm ".' "- -" .' " " 1 1 ""- . -.iJ11,. .' 1 1 '. 1 'i '. . i "'. .. '".'"j-1 ,i?-""-",?r.1""" 1 . 1 -' ' '".!"" ..jp .' ','..1' " 1 ". "'.'y.i!..iirr"."..?l.i.j'", .,; ... ; rarr ... , -,. .

OOST

For a GREATER NOTRE DAME

BOOST For a GREATER NOTRE DÄME

3"" MTS T W sMk

Notar

Produce! Produce! was the outcry of

business during the war.

Notre Dame

stands for the production in the greatest thing in life THE PRODUCTION OF MENU

Produaces

This great University at our doors gave birth to the fearless pioneers of Indian Days, Sorin and Badin, who dreamed the dream of Notre Dame. It was Notre Dame that swelled the lines of Blue in '61 with members of the Community and students. When the thunders of war rolled over the land in 1917 the younger generation, led by six chaplains of the Holy Cross, fought and fell in Flemish Fields glorifying the sacred traditions of their proud Alma Mater. Well may Notre Dame boast that she is the mother of mighty men.

Not

GET

EHIND

AND PUSH

g m

ame

lis

t H

And now our own University is appealing for funds. Notre Dame has exceeded her capacity; and to carry on the noble work of the past she must have $2,000,000. This will provide the means to secure more lay professors, to erect more buildings, to install better laboratory equipment, to build a bowl for athletics, to assist needy students, and to further the work of every department. YOUR CONTRIBUTION WILL HELP

This Space Contributed by

n n r - . - v ..- i - . .. - .: - .-. 3 GET BEHIND AND j PUSH I u