THEINTERLU VOL. XV. No. 8 SOUT H BEND, IND., NOV. 5, HIGH SCHOOL, 1914 PRICE 5 CENTS

Seniors Lose Tough Board Of Seniors Practicing Dowagiac Indians After Local Scalps

. Battle To Juniors Control Meets Play to be Great Success

Freak Play Costs Game For

Four th Year Men -- Final

Score 13 to 6.

I11te1·class Stand ing Freshmen . . . . . . . 1 0 Juniors ... .. . .... 1 0 Seniors .. ... . .. .. 0 1 Sophomores . . . . . . 0 1

1000 1000 .000 .000

Results in Pirst Ron nd Fre shme n , 17; Sophomores, 13. Juniors , 13; Seniors, 6. Playing in hard luck the en-tire·

game, the Seniors lost their first batt le in the interclass footbail tour­nament, to the Juniors, ·wednesday afternoon at Leeper field. When the totals were in, the th ird year men were le ading by a score of 13 to 6.

A freak play cau,se d the downfall of the fourth year class. Near the start of the second half, Slick inter­cepted a forward pass on the Senior three yard, started to run before he had fairly caught the ball, dropped it and then k icked it across the ltn Sweeney fell on it and the referee alolwed a touohdown , claiming a free fumble.

Reports of Last Year Checked.

Thi-s year's Board of Control .he ld its first meeti n g :Monday, Nov. 2. Mir. Kizer , the comptroller, exp la in ed to -the board its purpose and du t ies. The first question ,broug ,ht up wa .s the election of a secretary. At the suggestion of Mr. Osborn, Mis s Stone was chosen by acc lamat ion to se r ve in -this ca,pac ity. The question of e li gibility of the ·partic~pants in var­iou ·s athletics was brough up by Mr. Osborn.

At the second meeting Tuesday, the work of checking Mr. Kizer 's financial report was taken up and the statement was found to be cor­rect. It is now posted in the bull e­tin 1box and can 'be examined ,by any w,ho wish to do so.

The figures in brief as as follows: INTERLUDE ACCOUNTS

Amount received ........ . $ 333 .28 Amount expended . . . . . . . . 515.95

T,he Seni ·or l\Iemorial play i s bein g coached by the sa me teacber ·s who produced both of the Senior phys wh ich were g iven last ye a r. Mr. Lefler and Miss Thompson , the class

Michiganders Have Strong

T earn and Will Try For

Honors Saturday.

vVitb one of the hardest teams on sponsors, and Miss fontgomery form the schedule billed for Sat urd ay, a tr io, the capacity of which everyone Coach Metzler ·h as •been sending the is well acq uainted with. An exce ll ent squad t!hrough lon g and hard drills ca-st was picked from the extraordi - , at Leeper Field thts week. narily good mater ia l wh ic h took par t

in the try-outs and the play p rom- The cause of all this work and ises to be more like a profess ional worry on the pa rt of the coach is tha n an amateur product ion. Dowag iac. This will be the first time

1\he cast which was selected is that the tw o schools have hooked up now being. rehearsed for the produc- in a g ri diron contes ·t, and -t-hey will t ion on Nov. 20 is as follows: be out for blood.

T'he visitors come determ in ed to Mr. Cattermole. · · · ··· · .Robert Hap •p capture the scal -ps of the locals, in Douglas Catte-rmole (his nephew) football, as they ·have anntxed them

. · · · · · · · · · · ···Robert Buechner for the 1ast three years in ·ba •se ­Mr. Mar .s-hland. · - · · · · Walt er Phelan ball. The ' Indi ans will visit us with Harry Mashland (,his neph ew)... a team of husky warriors and prom­

•••••. ·········· Jose,ph Avery i-se to surro und us and scalp us. Rev. Rober t Spalding . .. Marvin Park We may judge their prowess by Mr . Sydney Gibson (a Bond Street the fact that tohey defeated St. Joe

T a ilor · · · · · · · · · · · · Henry Leiser by a sco r e of 13 to 6, the St. Joe Amount overspent ... . .. . $ 182.67 Knox (a writ server)··· .Don a ld Lee touchdow n bein g 1ID-ade on a fluke.

GENERAL TREASURY John (a serva nt). · ··· . . De i~l Martin This put s t-bem on the same footing Balance n a ..e:. IDdith Marshland (daughter to Mr. with South Bend in comparative

first semester, 1913-14 .. $.....,·8::--::-0;:--9"';.2~3,.__,=,- """"~ --...,e ~:..· · · .:\Iarg a rf't Hoke scores, a lthough they will probab ly Total receipts during sec - Eva W--ebste. (her frieniI an =.- -AJ~ll.e.l·g..,.h_tbe locals.

ond semester 1,520.77 Capt. Engdah l of the Juniors scored the ot her to uchdown, for his team, when he caught a pas-s on the Senior goal lin e and fell down put ­ting the ball over.

companion) . . .. Berniece F reeman If, however, all the me11- on t,he Mrs. Stead (Douglas' landlady).. squad are in condition, we ;houl ,,,.....,,...._ _ __ ,.

... · . · · · · · · :.\largaret Lippincott anticipate n6 diffi cu lty in wW.p;ping Miss Ashford ( Governess over

vVills, made the only Senior touch­down in the same way, but pulle d off a 20 yard run before he reached the g-oal lin e. Slic k of the .Sen iors, made gains around end, while Mueller was a good ga iner on forward passes . Garfield and Gower played -steady g ames. at the center of the li ne.

Sweeney of the Jun ior s was the most consistent ground gainer for bis team, and was a ided by Engdah l, Strang and Webster, all of whom played good games. The lineups:

Juniors-Schlage l, Kn ight , r . e .; Steis, We 1bster, r. t.; DucoIIllb, Glaser, r. g.; Ro·ssin, c.; Kre igh-baum, Du­Oomb, I. g. ; Miller, Kreighbaum, I. t.; Eckman, Yost, I. e.; Engdahl (C31pt.), q. b.; Strang, r. h. b.; Web­

-ster, Eckm an, I. ·h. b.; Sweeney, f. b. Seniors-Zessin ger , r. e.; Sibrel, r.

t . ; Gower , r . g.; Garfield, c.; Lee, Sohang, I. g.; Butterworth, l. t.; Bu t­ler, Mueller, I. e.; Slick, (Capt.), q. b.; Wills, r. b. b.; Muell er, Parll:s, I. ·h. •b .; Parks, Jones, f. b.

Touchdo wn s - Wills, Engdahl, Sweeney. Goals from to uc hdown­Sweeney, 1. Referee - Wh iteman. Umpires - Stanley and Sullivan. Timer -Met zler.

Tot a l re ce ip ts to close of semester . ....... . .. . . $2,330 .00

Total expend i tures during .semester ...... . 1,553.01

Balance on hand at close of semester ......... $ 2776. 19

In te rlude over-expenditure. 182 .67

Total ba lance . .. . ..... . $ 594 .32 in both treasur ies at close of se me s­ter (June, 1914)

ASSE MBLY WED NES DAY Mi,s.s Ga.mp,bell told u s all -a.bout

her exc iting wa-r t im es abroa d la st summer, in assembly. It was cer­ta inly very inter es ting and so viv­id ly told that we felt a lmost as though we too we r e there. Other feat ur es of the assembly were the se llin g of more athletic t ick etJs and having our pictures taken by the Lyceum Film Company.

TREE DI SPLAY Everyo n e come up and see the

tree display in the Biology -rooms! At least "30 different varieties of the common trees of South Bend will be shown, with notes exp laining t h e manufactur in g uses of eac h . Thi s should be of particular in terest to those taking manual train in g or car­pentry. All are urged to look it over.

the Indians. Edith and Eva).·· .Anna Stanley "Jasbo" Boswell has been laid up

The pl ay which is being produced for the last two weeks with a badly f.or the purpose of rai sing money for ·bruised hip and was a .Se ni or Memorial is "TJ1e Private play a few minutes of _Secretary ," a screaming COIIIledy game. farce, writte n by Cha rl es Haw-trey, a Ray Nelson and Don Lower are famous play-writer, produced both bo1h 'out on acco unt of bad ankles . ...,. in Ameri ca and England with great The me n were injured in the Elk--success, and played by the •best hart -battle and _ were not sent in act ors of the '80s, some of wh om aga in st Goshe n. were -Mr. A. Beaumont, Mr . H. Beer- " Jimmie" Wolf was out of scrim­bohm Tree and Mr ,s. L eig h Murray. mage the major share of the time •on

The scene of the play is laid in _ account of a badly injured knee. It Lon do n and ,be twee n the extreme ly did not prevent him from rip ·ping up funny characters and the com ical the Goshen lin e, however. "Ba che!' ' sit uations in the plo t, the a ud ience is Stanley .ha,s not ·been used much in kept in con tinuous laug h ter from the scrimmage owing to an injured hand rise of the curta in to i ts fall. and a "cha rl ey -horse."

VERNO N SMIT H, PRESIDENT OP THE CLAS S OP '17

T,he .Sophomore class had a meet­ing last Tu esday, and Vernon Smith wa ·s elected as the new president , Henry Chillas h avi n g res igned. We know Vernon will show .some "pep." The class officers have m any sur­prises in store for the cla ·ss and the la st meeting was very we ll atte nded. The Sophomore girls have pla nned to h ave a ca nd y .sale and are h opin g t h at i t will be a great succe ss·.

With these men back in con diti on Coach Metzler will be able 'to put hi s ,str on gest line u,p in the field. Th e men who will probab ly sta rt -tbE game are: Sullivan, r. e.; Hagerty r. t.; ELbe l, r. g . ; Capt. Whiteman c.; Nelson ,or Handy, I. g.; Stanley \._ I. t.; Bos well or Meyer ;s, I. e.; F er - · nandez, q. b.; Scott, l. 'h. b.; WoLf , r. •h. b . ; Garfield · or Boswell, f. ,b. Other men who will probably see service during the contest are Lower, Anderson, Ec kman , Scheibelh ut an Edwards.

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Goshen Furnishes . Tame Opposition

Locals Have no Trouble Win­

ning From Old Time

Rivals- 30 to 3.

Just to <.ihow Goshen that h er drea .ms of a cham pironshi'p were built like a n air ca_s1:le, South Bend mr,tde the journ ey 1:o the nei g hborin g city las t Saturday a nd kno cked the foundations from under the ,structure by 30 ,shots to 3.

The Goshenites fought hard by lyin g down and ta king t ime ou t after eve ry other play. This prevented the lo cals from pulling off any of their "c ha in lig .htn in g" plays a nd kept the score down low.

" Krup p Gun" Scott was the ch ief battery launched aga ins t Goshen. The "Blonde" wa,s in mid-s eas on form and until t he fo ur th quarter was -the on ly m.an to score for the Tan and Blue. Up to the fourth quarter, Scott had made 16 p oint s for South Bend . He contriibuted two to uc•hdown ,s, ,one g oal and one drop kick.

Not only t hi s, but made · a sensa­tiona l 90 ya rd run for a touchdown , after int ercept ing a pass on South Bend's te n yard lin e.

Garfie ld du ,pli cate d Scott '·s feat in the fourth qua -rter , and traver se d 80 yards for a touoh do wn but was cal led back when Scott was acc used o f a-ssirsting him . He was a llo wed to make a nother sc·or e after a few min­utes' delay however, when he ,shot over the goal for a ·fake p lace kick.

Quarterback i:l,kpn lck was t he star of the Goshenites and sco.red the ir only points ·by a pretty drop _ k ick in the ,seco nd quarter.

Capt. Wh i teman, Hage r ty, Stanley a nd -Sullivan .shonebest of the lin e­men, Sull ivan was there wi·th hi s week ly to ucbdo ,wn. Whiteman was shifted to end durin g -the fourth quarter and played .a good game. He was prevented from catching a per­fect pass, w hich wou ld brave bee n good for a to uchdown, when ,he tr ip·ped over a ri se of ground.

After <the game the team turned in and pu rcha ,sing ma-sks join ed the pop­ulace in Goshen in cele -brating Hal­lowe 'e n . The fe lol ws started a sna k e dance a nd gave yells that let t he in­ha -bitants know they were alive.

The line-up : Sout h He n ,l (30) Goshe n (3)

Sull i van ................ ,V y so ng Right End

Hage r ty . . . ....... . Juda y (Capt.) Right T ac kl e

E ib e l .. . . .. .. ... Rhoades Right Guard

Whit em a n (Ca pt.) . .' .. Starb uck

\Vhitm e r

Pease

Hand y

Stanl ey

Mey e rs ..

Fern a ndez

Wolf ....

Scott

Boswell

Center

Left Guard . . . . . . . . .

Left Tackl e . ....... Thomas

Left End Kirkp a tl'ick

Quarterback . ....... . .

R i g ht Half Back Fied k e

Landis Left Half Back

N e ff Fullback

Touchdowns-Scott. 2: Garfield: Sul­livan. Goals from touchdown s-Scott 3. Go a ls from field-Scott, 1; K i r k pat~ rick, 1.

Substitutions: South Bend-Garfield for Boswell; B os w e ll for Gar'fi el d; A ·n­derson for F e rnan:'. ez: Sc h ei be lh ut for Meyers: ' \Vhit em an for Scheibelhut; Eibel fo r Whitem a n ; Edwards for El­bie: Eckman fo r Hand y; W ebste r fo r Eckman; Bu rn er for Edwards . G oshen -Pa in e for Juday.

R efe r ee, Dutt er, P l y m ou th: ump ir e, Mille r . Sp ri ngfield. Tim e of quart ers ,

BIOLOG\ ' CLUB Rl ;}-OHGAN I ZED The firs ,t meeting of the Bio logy

Cl ub for re-or ganization wil l be held Monday afternoon, Nov. 9, at 3 o'clock in room 403. P lan s for the year wil l be discussed. -Any inter­ested in thi s side of Ecience a re in­v ited to join Vhe ,society, whether or not they h ave ta ken biology. The me et in g will ·be called -to order by -the president, Leta P a rk s.

MA IL ORDERS NOW

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Charles Frohman Presents

Maude Adams In J. M. Barri e's Ne w Comed y

The Legend of Leonora The Oliver Theater

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12

At the DELITE Friday 3 Re e l Fe ature

"The Dare-devil Rescue" RODMAN LAW the man who jumped off the Singer Building , New York

A Real Thriller and well worth the monE-y

320 So. Michigan St. Sc

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MENNUCCl'S ([ The place to get the best Candies and Ice Cream. Spaghetti Italian style, 25c per order with bread , butter After school visit Mennucci for refreshments.

129 North Main St.

We serve and coffee.

We Cater to Dances and Home 'Phone 1446

Parties

Courteous Treatment Quick Service

"MIKE'S" RESTAURANT LUNCH ROOM

Always Open M. F. CALNON , Prop.

Me , ely a Matter of Good Taste

Velvet Ice Cream

Hollingsworth-Turner Co.

Hig h School Monogram Pip e s

10 8

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North

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Cigar Store

We Repair Pipes

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Are You Acquainted with the fact that we can supply you with Invita t ions, Cards, Danc e Programs, Monogram Sta tionery, etc., e ithe r pri nt ed o r eng rav e d at re a son abl e pri ces fo r quali ty wor k?

PEERLESS PRESS Pri n ters of the In ter lude

213 EAST WAYNE STREET

THE HERR HERR-CO. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

BOOK-SELLERS & STATIONERS. 111 WEST WASHINGTON A VENUE ,

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EYES EXAMINED FREE Gl1asses Fitted at Moderate Prices

Satisfaction Guaranteed

DR. J. BURKE & CO. Optometrists

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230 So. Michigan St.

Phone 2091

Notice: - , ve d u plicate any lens t he same day, no matter who fitted them . B r ing t he piec es in .

KEITH CIRCUIT '

Vaud ev ille of -Di stinction

Orpheum Theatre

Entire Change of Program Monday and Thursday

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

2 :30 7:30 9 :00

Matinees Evenings

PRICES JO and JSc

JO, 15 and 25c

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_November 5, 1914 THE INTERLUDE 3

First Y earites Take Opener From Sophs

Freshmen Spring Surprise

and Wallop Sophomores ­

Win Uphill Fight.

The Fre hmen upset a ll the d o,pe statist ics la st Friday a nd no sed ou t the pompous So'])hornore team, in an uph ill battle at Leeper Fie ld , in the opening game of the Interclaiss foot­ball tournament. The final score was 17 to 13, in favo r of t.lrn "Fresh ies."

The · v ictory was rem a rkable be­cause of the fact that in order to win, the first ye a r men were forced to come from ,beh ind , and hold the Sophs scorele ss the entire seco nd halt

Schumacher, i\feye r,s an d So usley tore through the line and execu ·ted l ong pa ,sses for su ·bstant i a ls ,gains. Passing prove d very effective for the seco nd yearites, and Becz­kiewicz scored a touchdown on one. Sch um acher negoti a ted a 2 0-yard r un for the other score. He k ick ed the goa l for the last Sop homor e score .

Th e Freshmen kicked off to the Sop h omores, but recovered i t and An­drus drop ,pe d a vretty field goal.

Interce pte d passes '])roved effective for the other Fresh me n to ohd.ow-11s

Capt. Moh n in te r cepted a pr etty throw a nd we n t around r ight end for a 30 yard run a nd a tou c,h down . Andru s kicked goal. Finley, playing le ft -h,aLf for the first yea-r men, du­p lica te d the feat not three m inu tes later. And rus aga in ki ck ed goa l , ma kin g the count 1 7 and 13, Fresh­men.

Andrus, Mohn, Fin ley and ,vuth­rick were the Freshmen ·stars.

Civics Classes Have Election

Hi g·h Schoo l g irls have ga in ed eq u al s uffrage. Th ey actually voted la st Mon d ay at the polls in the civics clas ,ses. The e lect ion was very close, ve ry few pe op le voting a s tr a igh it: t icket. Beveridge received a small pl ur a lit y in the senator i a l ra~0

After the e lectio n was over a strange co nv e rsat ion which took p lace between two of the fe m ini ne voters was overheard . l t se ems thaf hoth had been to hea, · the sveech of Bever id ge and bad v ot d for !1im later, but nei t•her cou ld remember what office h e was running f,)r.

Dogs is mighty us efu l beasts They m ight see m bad at first;

They might seem worser right long But w,hen they're dead

Th ey're wurst. -=... ]TI'fis Parker Bu-tier.

Gym Shoes and

Swimming Caps

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SCHUELL Carries a co m p lete lin e of High Sc ho ol ·ile w elry, ~ings, Sea l s, Ba r Pins and a d andy lin e of Belts .

Boy s, come in a nd see th e Belts - even if you d on't b uy w e' ll be g lad to s h ow them.

Fine Diamonds, W atcbes and Jewelry

218 S. Michigan St .

Opposit e Auditorium Theatre

-at 25c

Wyman's Wearwell

·I Hose Men's Silk Lisle an d Silk Pl ai ted­

a ll sizes Women 's Med ium Weight Cotton,

sea m less--a ll sizes Chi ldren's-in two weights

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NINTH YEAR Te a c h ers' Ccrtitlcnte and Gr uduut e Cour ses In all D C()Urtrnent s . Free Re c ltnl H

re gularl y b y pupil s and f a c ult y . St andard ize d co ur se of Pr ogr ess i ve Studies, (Edited b y G-Odowsky & Sau er) atlopted. Curri c ulum and I ns tru ction on a p ar w ith be st sc b ools in l arger cities . iUan y udvuntug es over 1>dv ate te uchcr. Term s of t u ition no hl g ber .

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Dora Hershenow Max Miranda Valeria Bondurant Elizab eth Windle Til eoph il a Makielsk! Tilli e Karsten

FACULTY Ruth Kise Estella Wright

Voice Milton B . Griffith H aze l Harris

Pit> e Organ Max Mir anda

Orchestra Frank E. K endrie

Violin Frank E. Kendrie

Hurn1ony Dora H ershenow Max Miranda

C hoir Co ur se Milton B. Griffith

D ru1nnti es Marie Boles Jane E. White

PUPILS MAY ENTE R AT ANY TDIE Toe1>P Building , 20 7-211 S. lUuln St.

Phones: Ho m e 231G, B ell 71G. iU JL TO N B. GRIFFITH,

Director.

Hom e Phone 5682 Bell 2682

E. E. MANGOLD THE LEADING PHOTOGRAPHER

SOUTH BEND, IND. Sit for Christmas Photo NOW

STUDIO 212 W . J e ff ers on Bl vd. , J effer aon Bld g.

Football Togs

Football Scores

''Hu rt i 1? s.,, Cigat" Store Geo.F.Hull, Prop.

Phone 38

-You High School Girls Plea~e bear in mind that we have

the new short suits in great profusion.

Here are the newest style suits right

from New York. New ones each day.

"SPICE" is the demand of youth; the young · 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 highl y desirable feature of exclusiveness besides. Suits or Overcoats

10, 15, 18.50, 20, 22.50, 25

Sam'l Spiro & Co. Home of Hart Schaffn er & Ma rx Clo thes for Young Men

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4 THE INTERLUDE N ov em ber 5, 191 4

KLINGEL & KUEHN De signer s of

Smart Shoe Fashions for Young Folks

Between J.M. S. and Oliver Theater

OTTO C. BASTIAN DRU9S -- K0DAKS - PHOTO SUPPLIES

Developing Film and Film Pack 10 cents

209 So . Michigan St . Auditorium Theater

LOUIS H. ORVIS

Undertaker

PH ONES : H ome 529 7 Bell 29 7

120 West Colfax Avenue SOUTH BEND, IND .

Men and Young Men find the Clothes they like best here the k ind that "lines up " with their taste - t heir pu rse and their pe rsonality

Cloth;en OIJ!~l!~(-W here yo':1 are sure to ~

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SODA, LUNCH CANDIES SCHOOL SUPPLIES

~~rican Drug Co. 133 N. Main. St.

In all Baker Shoes a well liked com• bination,

Quality and Style

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The Slim Figure is the Figure for Young Men

If you're built along slim lines ordinary clothes will hang on you like a bag on a stick.

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for Fancy Flow~rs · Birds and Gold Fish. Also com­plete line·of Trees and Shrubs

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Our Candies a re the Finest .

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