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THE INTERLUDE VOL. XV. No. 5

S. B. H. S. Has Hard Task Def eating Gary

Steel City Men Hold Tan and

Blue to 13 to 0 - Sul­

livan is Hero.

One of the ,best games •tha t will pro,bably , be seen on the l·oca l g,rid­iron th is year was played a t Sp,ring­brook Park last Saturday afternoon, when South Bend defeated Gary by a score of 13 to 0.

In v iew of •the fact t hat Sou-th Bend ui:;ually defeat s teams ·by . scores mount in g close to the half century mark, it is plainly evident that the game was .s•t ubbornly contes t ed.

'l'he g,ame was played on a wet gr ound, dotted near · the side lin es with puddles of water, almost as bad ,as ,the Elkhart game last year. Rain fell quite hard for a s,hor,t time before the contest ,and during play, and had a decided effect in keeping the crowd reduced, hardly 200 per­sons witn ess in g the game .

Many wh o ,s·aw the game ,say if Gary could have .shifted from lin e bucks to end runs, she would have defeaited the loc als. The lin e •buck ­ing of her backfield was 'Wonderful and ,time and again during t•he ·sec­ond ,and thiord quarters, firs,t d·own was ,scored through the lin e. On de­fense she was ,also ·superior to t h e local ,s, espec ial ly in the line and many tim e.s the local play ,s ' were stoppe d before t h ey •h ad a chance to get started by Gary's ,breaking through.

While Gary outplayed the T,an and Blue, in bhe line, the l ocals co r­ralled the G:ary "angor a," when it came to backfi eld work and pass in g. Scobt a nd Boswell were consistent ground g,ainers f~r t he locals when skir,ting the ends wh il e " Doc " also made good ga ins through the line. Wolf, however did most of the line pJ.unging and seldom fa il ed to ga in.

Bot'h ,scores of the loc als were made on p,asses. ,.The first came wi,bhin a ,minute and a half of play and gave an impression t hat Gary would 1be easy. Sullivan playe d ou,t for five or six plays before the quar­te1,back" saw him; •he then g,rabbed a throw from Scott and sp.rinted 40 ya rd s for the score. Scobt mi sse d the goa l. Not until the middl!'l of the last qu arter wa.s the loc al team able to score aga in. Garfield execute d a pretty -pass to '' Da'Sh" ,Sullivan and " Da~h" da,_ hed 30 · yards . for the clinc,hing touchdown. Scott -kicked the goal, and ,mraae tbe count 1 3 to 0.

Capt. Phj.ljips at quarter .. fo,r · t .he , visit9r.,s wal'! .. the ·-.star of b.is aggre- \

SOUTH BEND, IND., HIGH SCHOOL, OCT. 16, 1914

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BOS WELL

Co rp oral Commodore Brigadier -Genera l "Du g" Dally br eezed in on u s last wet-k w e arin g th e cut e•t l ittl e sailo r uniform ever. Aft er the treme ndou s c ommotion th at he created am on g the feminine con ti ngen t the cartooner makes an effor t to s h ow w h at might h ave happened h ad th e uniform stay e d here long e r.

gaotion. He ran t he te am in fast and sna.ppy .style and was th e most con­sisten t groi rna gainer lie visitors had. Harris, at left half, executed most of the pass in g for Gary and ac­qui t<ted him se lf excellently . Phill ips

PARTY BTG SUOCESS Friday afternoon, Oct. 10, t he

Gir ls ' Atohletic Association gave ,a [}ar,ty in t-he gy'lil. Stunts were given for t he entertainment of tJhe girls . Esther Taylor sang ,a charming little

wa,s removed from the game in the song, and Victoria Straus read •an fou rth qua,rter, ' sufferi ng from •a n injured sid e, which h,ad been hurt during the first game of the year . K,nisely sustained a n injured leg, and was also removed. Neither injur y was ser iou s.

Ca.pt . W:hiteman, Hageriy, Nelson and El be! played •t h e best games for the loc a l linemen, while Scott, Bos­well and Wolf, shone briJJi,antly for lhe backfie ld. Sullivan ca,prtured all the honors com in g to the end men.

The lin e- up a nd summa -ry: SOUTH BEND (13) GARY (0) Su lliv an

H age r t y

Eib e l

...... . .... •.... . S'otok Right End

..... Knis e ly Right Tackle

. ...... . ......... J·e well Right Guard

Whit e m an (Capt.) . . . .......... . Stone Center

Nelson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Crawford Left Guard

Stan ley . .... ............... C. ·wulfing . Left T ac kl e

M eye rs ... . ... . ................ Ruman L e f t End

Fernandez .. . .... ..... Phillips (Capt.) Qµarterback

Scott . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sm eltz er Right Halfback

Wolf . . ..... . ....... , .. Harris Left Halfback

Boswe ll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . Pritchard l•'ullback

Substitutions: Sou th B e nd -Ga rfi e l d , for Boswell; Bosw e ll for Mey e rs; Lower for Fernandez. (}ary-McRob erts for Knis e l y; Hold e rman for Sotok; Sotok for Holderman; "\VilJiams . for Phillips; D eCo rs e y. T ouch downs , Sul Ii van 2. ' Goais from touchdowns, Scott 1. Ref­eree, Mill e r, Springfield. U mpir e , Burn­ham, Y. M. C. A. Head lin esma n, Kal e,

· Sout h B e nd. Tim e of quarters, 12 min- · utes.

Still raving ~

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aJJlllusing sto r y. E leanor Gaik g-ave an original jig whi ch so pleased the audience th ,a,t •sh e ha d to repeat it. A lovely dance was exec uted by Miss Goo dm an. As ,an encore she gave a " Sai lor's Hornpipe." The gir ls were g iven an in teres tin g ex,p lanation of the game of football ,by Lel ,and Whiteman . At the end of t his talk t he girls, led by Eleanor Gaik, prac­ticed seve1,a l High School yells.

The st unts were ende d by a Vir­g inioa Reel ·by all the war rin g nations with the United States extra . Russia wa,s portrayed by Edit h Pl.ant and Irene Ti'p•ton, Ireland by Made lin e Shidl er an d Agatha Clark, .Scotland by Olga Seegmuller a nd Marga ret Lippincott, Germany by He lene Wes­tervelt and Blanch Grunhall, Ho l­land by M1arce lla Hartman Gladys Nielson , Ja p,an by Gera ldin e R·obert­son an d Louise Weld, England by Doro t hy McGanc e and DorotJhy PefS'hing, France by Alice Dumbar and Helen Boot ·h, Un ited States by Eleanor Ga ik and Ma rion Chard and a cowboy and g ir l •by Eleanor Stev­enso n ,a nd El ,sie Lippincott.

Dancing fol lowed the st unts. For regreshments cider and cookies were served. The party clo sed at 5.

The world i.s 'large whe n its weary leagues two loving hearts divid e;

But '1:Jhe world is &mall when your enemy ·is loose ,on the otheT side.

- John Boyle O'Reilly .

PRICE 5 CENTS

St. Joe Comes for Revenge on Locals

Will Endeavor to Retrieve

Last Years Defeats - Have

Strong Team - Lineup

Unsettled.

After two dec is ive drubbings a,t the hands of t he lo cals 1'ast year and a victory over the scrubs, our old friend ,s from St. Joseph will attempt to do th e "c ome •back" stunt at S.pringbrook Park tomor ,row afoter­noon.

And if t ·he " dope" can be ,relied u pon to any extent they ,shou ld jus t a•bout be ab le 'to put u,p ,the best g•ames we ha ve yet had.

R eports emanating from the neigh­bors of the Michigan town •are au­t horit y for the sta te ment ·that St. Joseph has one of the s,trongest tea.ms in that ,part of the state. A little idea of the ir true worth can be g·a in ed from he fac C,in.a t- c ct. ~-----t.,. 3 (the last we •heard from them) they held •the heav y Union High of Grand Rapids to a 28 to 7 score, after gett in g a bad ,start. Just to show that they can and will fight to the finiish they ·pushed over a touch -down in ,t,he las,t five minutes of play. This is a feat that last year's eleven was never known to accom-plish.

Little is known of the men who compose the squad but the St. Jo­seph papers g iv e ,the informration that only two or t hree of •the first squad grad uat ed last year, and that the school ha s a new coach who ge t s real wor k from the men.

Coac h ,Metzler is keep in g his line­up secret fo'r ,the game tomor row , and it would not be surprising to see several important shifts, especially in the back field as that department seemed ,s lo,w in getting under way last ·Saturday.

Everyone i,s urged by Coach Metz­ler to come out to the game and give the loca ls a little vooal a id .

Big Halloween Party

All students are invited to attend a Hallowe'en party in the gymnasium of the High :School on l· rid ,ay, Oct. 30, l'l!t 8 p. m., . und er the auS'p ices of t h e - Senior class~ benef.i.t of the Class Memor ial Fund. Co.st, 2 5.c per cou -ple.

Ca n you -iinagine wihat ,a good ' t 'im e we can a ll have ,a:f • a""Big Hal­lowe'en Pairty?"

w ,atch for fu ,rther announcements.

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Seniors Hold Big Meeting

Class Pin Question Settled.

The Senior Cl,as.s has a license to pat it se lf on t he .back . More genu­in e class sp iri t and uni rty have ·been di s'played this yea ,r t:han the cla ,ss llas ever known before. At a meet­in g Mon day the Seniorn decided sev ­er,a l important is,sues in ,shor,t order.

Among other things the Seniors having dec ided u,pon t heir class ,pins , determined rto get their mone y in to Mr. Kizer before th e following Mond ay , which is October 19 t h . Th e ·senioris feel t hat t h ey would lik e their pin s bef ore t hey graduarte, s o that they may wear them ,a,bout school ·an d show the und e r-cl as ,sm en who they ,are .

Another m easu re of considerable in te r est is the faot t 'hat th e Seniors int end rto g iv e a Hallowe'en party to t,h e sc hool. The price of admission is 25 cents per co upl e. All con­firmed bache J.ors ,will p ,ay full fare

THE INTE . R LUDE Ocober 16, 1914

Ain't It de Trut? f

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Percy Montmorency Goober had a •hi g h and craggy 'brow ,

Und!clr which h e' d pl ,a.nted muchly of the wherefore of the ho w,

And t h e wbyness of the whichness ,and the thisnes ,s of the thus,

For P. Montmorency Goober was an edu ca t ed r.uss .

He was there on Economics; in the ,sciences, why h e

iVas ,a curly wolf, an anima l , a ,bally p-ro-di- ge<:l 1

He _a nd Cicero were roomm ates, S-al­lu.s,t,

Ovid and th e rest Were t,he ,s id e-kick s ,of hi s bosom,

were t'lrn comrades of hi-s breast.

Languages were made for Percy, all th e ologies were hi s,

All t he lor e of all the nations he had stacked behind M s pbiz,

Aristotl e was ,a flivv er , Archimedes was a boo -b,

Socrates a mere bu ,sh leaguer when compare d with Percy Goob'.

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Hector -Strong-arm was a geezer with ,a pennyweight of brain ,

And if sense had been ,a hi ghway

MENNUCCJ'S fI The -place to get the best Candi es and Ic e Cream . Spaghetti Italian style, 25c per order with br ead, butter After school visit Mennucci for refreshments.

129 North Main St.

We ser ve and coffee.

W e Cater to D ances and Hom e 'Phone 1446

Parties

Courteous Treatment

"MIKE'S" RESTAURANT LUNCHROOM

Quick Service

"Always Open M. F. CALNON, Prop.

Mei ely a Matter of Good Taste

Velvet Ice Cream

Hollingsworth-Turner Co.

High School Monogram Pipes

or rema in on the out side of th e fence . Hector'd look ju ,st Hke a lan e, "Jimmie and Goat" Big Attraction Coming

Dramatization of ·'The Win-_____ :::,......._.__ --ning of Barbara Worth " to

be presented at Oliv e r.

A dra:matization of Harold Be11 Wright' ,s new novel , " Th e Winning of Barfi-ara Wort h " is coming to t he Oliver theater Saturday, Octo ,ber 24 , ma-tin ee a nd ni gh t. 'Dhis attraction is uniqu e in t h e theatrical wor ld a nd b id s fair to outdo former dr amart iza ­tions of t hi s >famous, author 's works. Tbis ,pl :w is one wh ich should ,ap ­peal to every ihigh school st ud ent :

.Special arra n ge men ts ma y be made for st ud ent part ies ,by app lic a­tion to Manager Pi ck er ing of tJh e Oliver.

Mi,ss Leona Stater, who score d su ch a success at t•he Studebaker tb.e­a tre, ,Ch icago , is to p l,ay t he lead . Th is show m ay be see n in •t he af ,te r­noon at .spec iaL prices, 15c, . 2 5c and 50c . The eve nin g ·p erformanc e m ay be witnessed a t 'th e following prices: 25c, 50c, 75c a nd $1.00. Thi s is an OP'portunity which students ,should · no t ·miss. Ma ke reser v,a tions at a n ea rl y da te .

CONSEQUENCES A t~ac her asked her clas·s in spell­

ing t,o state tihe d iffe r ence ,be twe en t h e woTdiS " result s" a nd " conse­quences. "

A ibright gir l rep li ed, " Results ,a re wh,a;t you ex·pect, and consequences are what you get."

Hub (dur ing ,a quarrel )-" Yo u ta lk like 'an idiot. "

Wife-"I've got t o ta lk ,so you can understJand me ."

W1h en the co ll ege prexies saw him they gave forth a hollow mo an ,

He was naught but bone and muscle, with the acce nt on the bone.

But ,h e 'had ·a massive carcass - yea, a

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Pocket Billiards

Cigar Store

We Repair Pipes

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~ hfil_culean b]!ild ------· And hi s first day in t •he ·sc rimm age t, ;... __ ..;;._.;;;;:==-----..;.---- ------------ --- -~~..,....~~~~

80 quarts of blood were sp ill ed , And the sec ond team was carted off

on ,st retc h e rs t o the gy m, So ou Heetor wa,s a her o a nd they

n a med ,a h a ll for him.

Ill And ,our Percy Montmorency with

his lea rnin g a nd ·hi s lore, Nev8r even got ,a tumb le, n eve r even

i;ot the floor -W,h ile Hector, brainless Hector!

F ame a- pl ent y 's what he got. What wots a brain in coll ege? All

t og et her : NOT A W OT!

Great exciitement was aroused in the Pby ,sics la ,borat ory Mond ay morn­in g by ·the non-a ,ppearance of Mr. Osbo rn , a nd t he re por t of bis ,m ar­riage. The excitement soon s pre a d over t •he entir e sc hoo l , but t he gen ­eral r ep ort was d·oubt ed un t il con­fi1,med ·by Mr. Osborn on his ,a p·pea;r­ance in class Tue sday morning .

Th e brid e was Miss ,co ra Sch loot of Linton, Ind. , lVI;r. Osborn '<s •home town. The wedding t ook pl ace at ·h e r •hom e Sunday morning at 7: 00 o 'c lock. They came to South Bend Sunda y e vening, and for the present a re living in ,the Rll'sh'ton. Th ey ex­pect to move into their home on Kunstman court soon. Miss Soh loot took a course at the Univ e,r sity of Indiana a nd t,augh't the fourth grade for two years in a Linton ,school. T·hose who have been fortunate enough to me et ,her pronounc e he r to be very ch,ai:,ming ,and as Mr. Os­born sa ys ,she is "s trong" for par ­ti es, ,so we hope to weleome ·her ,at a ll of our schoo l festivit ies.

Are You Acqua inted w ith the fa ct th a t we can suppl y y ou w ith Invitati on s, Cards , Dan ce Pr ograms, Mono gram Station ery, etc., eithe r p r inted or en grave d at reasonable p ric es fo r qua lity wo rk?

PEERLESS PRESS Pr int ers o f th e I n terl ud e

213 EAST WAYNE STREET

THE HERR HERR CO. WHOLE SA LE AND RETAIL

BOOK-SELLERS & STATIONERS. 111 WEST WASHINGTON AVENUE,

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EYES EXAMINED FREE Gl'<tsses Fitted at Moderate P ,r ices

Sati>s'f.action Guarantee d

DR. J. BURKE & CO. Optometrists

and Manufaturing Opticians

230 So. Michigan St. Ph one 209 1

Not ice : - \Ve du pli cate any len s th e same d ay, n o matter wh o fitte d t h em. Bl'i n g t he pieces in.

KEITH CIRCUIT · Vaudeville of Distinction

Orpheum Theatre

Entire Change of Program Sunday and Thursday

5---Big Acts---5 Three Performances Daily

2:30 7:30 9:00

Matinees Evenings

PRICES 10 and 15c

10, 15 and 25c

October 16, 1914 THE INTERLUDE 3

SENIOR OLASS PINS T,h e :Seni-or C la!Ss as decide d upon

a des ign for the i r clas s p in s wh ich will ·make those of former Senior

. classes look very pale upon com­parison . The '15 on t h e p in is in Roman numerals, making t he de­sign an en t ir e ly new and original on e. Tihis feat ur e makes bhe dupli ­cation of this de sign on c1'ass pins in the f u tu r e impos sible .

The order for the pin s is t-o ·be sent in on Mo nd ay, Oct . 1 7, and t h e pins ought to be here for di strib ution be­fore Thanksgiving. All Seniors wisl1ing pins or r in gs must have the ir money in Mr. Kizer's hands before 3:45 Mo nd ay, Oct. 19 .

IMITATE Gary suff e r ed defeat in a sports­

man lik e mann e r . In cid ent a ll y t h ey g,ave us ,a littl e object less .on in th e "spirrt bhat counts" when they walked ,aro ·und the muddy baseball diamond to save it from •being de­st royed by their cleat ed sho es. One of t •hem yelled " stay off " ·a nd they all staye d . Our men coming from anothe r quarter sta lk ed directly through , leav in g a torn u,p ,path across t h e ,place they ha d avoided. This may seem of minor impo ,rtance but it shows t hat al t hough we did win the ga m e f.rom t hem , they have somethi n g el,se - t,he sp irit - we need . We venture that the building at Gary is not vandalized •by being marked

NEAL B . WELCH, '13 Neal B. Welch, '13, is making a

name for himse lf and t he schoo l in jO"u.rn,a lism at Indian, a University. He ts a member of t h e Indian.a · student staff and has writte~ sports for a loc a l n ews paper for t hr ee years.

Jus t received a letite r from R. H. Chess who is now pining ,away at Purdue. H i,s letter wa,s very enc ou r ­aging, for in itwas this contribution:

The Sop h Psalm The .pony is my h elp er, I shall not

flunk . He maketh me to have good trans-

J.a,t ion s. He leadeth me <to much g lory. He raiseth my standings. He leadeth me in the pat hs of

knowl edge for credit's sake. Yea, tho u gh I pl·od through bhe

or scratc h ed with lead pencils or fourth book of Caesar I will fear no other in struments of devastation . ev il, for tho u .,a.1st with e --'l'he sp ir it wihi<:lh care -othe r - Thy words and thy phra ses, they people's property always ' cares for comfort me. its o\vn . Let' s imita ·te 1:Jhe loser. '.Phou prepares t my ,lesson for me

Have you ever see n a cigarette with anything behind i t? It is a l­ways a lon e. It dr.a g,s sometbing a lon g, t o ·be sure, but it is ,merely an ap ·pHance for furni shing the draft ; a patent wheezer which merely fol­lows a lon g to the end ,of the road.

TDIBLY TOPICS Get your Senior pin money in by

Monday night. Mr. Leffler 's C ivi cs class i s go ing

,to use bhe Independent m a gazine for a study of current problems.

Buy an ath letic ·ticket . Pay ~P your Int erl ud e pledge. •Make it a po int t o go to t h e game

at Elkha ,rt .

Chesbrough' s

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for Beaut ifying

THE SKIN

Manufa c tured by

Lewis Chesbrough Landon South Bend , Indiana

Price 25 cents

in spite of my ,teachers . Thou crownest my head with

fame; my st,andings run high. Sur e ly app la use and r ecogni<t ion

,shall follow me a ll the days of my lif e and t hou , my ·pon y, shal t dwell in my house for eveL

Muc h obliged Bob, let's hear from you ,ag ain! Say! gaite r snakes are funny things

'J\hey pine ·aw ,ay an d die ; At fiif-teen ce nt s .a hea d, I think

They're comnig pretty high .

Ask Jo e Hansel.

Wonder if we 'll ever get .a ch ,ance to " W•atoh Gary Crow?"

-at 25c

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Hose Men 's Silk Lisle and Silk P laited­

a ll sizes Women' s Medium Weight Cotton,

seam less-- all sizes Chi ldr en's- in two weight s

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Ellsworth Suits for Misses and right in style and right 1n pnce. and see our suits.

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Juniors Come

' 'The Br iwhte•t Spot in Town ''

"SPICE" is the demand of youth ; the young man man wants variety , or as you might say ginger

and pepper in his suits and overcoat , just as ·much as true merit in the materials. Here he gets not only these essentials , but the highly desirable feature of exclusiveness besides. Suits or Overcoats

10, 15, 18.50, 20, 22.50, 25

Sam'l Spiro & Co. Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothe• for Young Men

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Gym Shoes and

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SEE ~- E. MANGOLD The Leading Photographer

and arrange fo r Club rates on Christmas Photos

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Swimming Caps for Home 'Ph ,one 5745 Bell 'Phone 745

219 S. St . Joseph Sti·eet Lower-priced Garments that pl e ase highs ch o o l

girls

Chapel, Ambulance,

Lady Assistant

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Attention

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In all Baker Shoes a well liked com­bination ,

Quality and Style

BAKER'S 114·W. Wash. Ave.

The Slim Figure is the Figure for Young Men

If yo u 're built alon g sl im line s o~d ina ry cl oth es w ill han g on you like a b ag on a stick .

A Vernon Suit Made Ex p ressl y · for Young Men

b uttons clos e · around the waist, fits at th e sho ulder s a nd h an gs h eau tifu lly .

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Our Candies are the Finest

for Fancy Flowers Birds and Gold Fish. Also com­plete line of Trees and Shrubs

The Philadelphia

Ice Cream Lunch

I s. B. H. s. I South Bend High School belts

We are showing a handsome black leather belt with the initials of school in buckle aranged as above $1 .00

Hig h Schoo l A rm Bands and Penna nts. ADLER BROTHER S

On Michigan at Washington Sin ce 1884

''If it's Up-To-Date Jack Coker Teache s it " Studio - Art Center Hall, 327 J. M. S. Building

Learn all the Modern Dances - "privately" Joan Saw y er's Hesit at ion Castle 's Hesitation The Canter 4 0 1 Step Malf and Half Castle's Polka Fox Trot Mal(ixe

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