South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 197, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 16 July 1915 — Page 7

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Ci.nimaniltT Ianicl W. Wurtzh.i uh. Thoy wen- met at Newark ly .MilUr T. Hutci;:n:;on, t hief of the IMison 5tafr, and ln.vo to Wt.st Oram;o win-nth'-' had dinner with .Mr. Hutchinson 1. fnro calling at JJcwcliyn pirk. the Kaa-on hm-. j:di-on i:njos OcraMon. .Mr. -Mi.-u Kicttd th- s'-cr'.'tary cordially, Mnilin;; and .shaking hirn hrartily hy the hand. H- svenn d to thoroughly enjoy tlio vcca-aon. When m-. s;aitjr rt porters lusked liirn what he had to ray a.:. cut the new hoard hin .smile hrualened and -waving hid arm toward .Sec'y Ianhi he replied: "I havo nothing to say. It is hLs idea. Let hirn talk." liefore rositondlnr, however, F'y

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the conservatory where they po.--.-d ior nt-w.snape.r photofrraiduTri. 'J lu n !- fore froin Into tho conference the secretary said: "VJu'ii tho memhe-rs ef the hoard are mumed they ill bo -men ho ".veil

known nationallr ami internationally i

that no ono will havo to ask when an aiiolntment in madn 'Who is lie?' The.se men C(jx dlj'n.ss matters with men of lessor lmoortaJic(. "The board will bo bJiutll, but It will ho brainy und when wc set such a board nimblel wo will be In a state of defenco teoond to m nation on earth. If -uo liad had such a board 2 5 years no wo would today be able to rontnol tho ulatnaxino and the aeroplane Wants Mom Sulmiarincs. Thctwf Uiina that iscc'y Daniels is most lntc-nijrted In are tho develojtment of tho puiTruLrine and the development of th aeroplane. lioth ar; American Inventions yet he has W-en coiupellt-d to report to extraordinary me ir.s liy -criinlzinff the navalhoard of invention and development to brins' the American naval forces up to the htand:irtl of other nations which have f im pi y borrmvx'd American brains. Ir. JanioIn &aid: "I am trying- to find a way to mobilize the senilis of this country. The

idea, liw cmu from a clear sky, but you would b surprised to know that it h:us m;ulo a tromeiulous hit all over) the country. I receive scores of letters ! every day from inrresmon, seiiatois and inventor.- applauding the scheme. "For instance one man in Denver wrote tho department coneernin.tr an idea for wireless. t s lmprt sscd ('apt. Wiliard, the radio chief, that I : wrote l'r tho Jenver man to come to j Washington. He replied that ho waa j s poor ho could not afford the trip. "The. government F-hould irovicie' souio way to c ncounigo the help of j such men as this one. j r.oard Not Yet "li-cii. j

"I want to say that the personnel of the. l.ard ha.s not yet l-en tleeideil ujton. I want a small "board, but a liard composed of Hicn known the world over. 1 havo no definite plans. I am Keeking th advice of Mr. Kdison. 1 probably shall sue ires t several names to him and ask him what he thinks of the men I mention. Ia I I-nko Fail. "America snould have owned the aeroplane and the submarine I am informed by Commissioner of Patents Seymour that when Simon 1-ike went to Washington with his submarine he could not Ket a patent at first. When 1 "Went to Washington Mr. like came to me. Ho was so far behind in his contracts that ho feared failure. I jrave him new contracts. Then 1 went to his bankers In his lu.ni-- town and put the situation up to them ami thy financed him.

"Mr. I-iko hail be. n allowed to fail ' at that timo one of the only tAo men building submarines in America would havo gone out of business. it is to; prevent just such situations as that I that tho new- board mut interest the; wealthy men of the country. Amerl- ' can gonlits, must bo encouraged and Irotects3r. ; ' tel!ove in preparedness for war, j but preparedness on a scientific bas'.j

Tho future will not be fought by a mint of money and millions of non. but by a mint of machinery. The future seamen of the United States will not bo Fwahblnp: decks and working tu laundries. Want Men AVitli Hraiiw. 'Thero Is coming a time when a man will only be able to be an othcer in tho United States navy who has spelal!iod in sonifi electrical or mechardcal line. (lold lace will disappear from the navy and in its place will come the men in cap and owrns the working-men the nun who will fight with bruins. "I rc:at that I believe in boir. prepared for war, but I believe in olucatinc properly the men who are to take part :n the war. The main defense of the United States- in the future will lo tho submarine and the aeroplane. The jreat problem f these tw h.htir.c; machines Is tho motor. r.e ..f th Tirst tilings the f.-ard will havo to take up will be

W. rharle- F. ThMins, I.L. 1. idcnt of Vts;rn liu-rvc Uni-r-

sity. "I elon't think you better go to college, my boy." -Why not.'" recau" you ar'; lazy." "Suppose I ;im 1 izy. why shouldn't I a, to colb . t?e? Am I not Just as lazy Without 4 ' i I i to college? "Vow ale. anywhere, lazy enough; but at home i can k-ep rny eye on you and give you a punch now and the:.." "H it at college don't they keep their ey s or; the fellows, and keep kicking them. ti.i?" "X s. "out the r)llege is chielly made for men who can iruidc themselves, and and u-- their spurs on their own Hanks. Colleges were not made for s. !f -n.daU'i nt. lazy chaps. If a selfin.l .luent hap vois to college, a.s al-n.o.-; t".. many of them do. tiny heron. v. n more lazy and self-indulgent. I'-.snles this, voii would waste your tune ttid my money. Wasting your time. yu woubl waste yours. It. and you ar' not big enough to wasteany part of yourself; and I am not re-v. enough for you to waste- any of my money. Money h is moral as well as financial value, and no value of any sort should be squandered." ' How much do you think I should spend if I went to college 7 ' "Two thousand dollars the first y ar. more the second, more still in the third, and most in the senior." ' Th it is a ood deal. dad. I don't think the fellows who have gone there have spent that." 'Some of them don't, of course. I know one man who spent only $tff, and a part of that he earns; but Mr. Alwood told me that the allowance of his son Jim for the next year Is going to increase to $2, -Go. I can't afford to -ie you S2,:'.00. and Jim's father

! can't afford it either."

Sueh was the essence of a talk which 1 heard the other night between a fatln r and son about the son going to college. I sympathized with both of them, and told them so. For the father was right in declining to send his boy to college, and upon the grounds which he Mated. Hut the father was not quite riuht in thinking that the boy was alwas going to be la?:y. I ventured to intimate to him that he take the boy into his wholesale paper business for a year and try to im a training in energy and promptness. If this discipline should throw the lazy bone out of the boy's anatomy he could wisely and safely, at the close of the 12 months, send the boy to colb ge. with a pretty good degree of assurance that the boy would be a worker. If the year did not develop "n i".y, it would be proved that the hoy would have a small place anywhere in the workaday world. I also said to the father that he had put the annual allowance for his son at a pretty hm'h figure. Such luxurious

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livin" as he proposed would, indeed, tend to nourish laziness, the very thing he wished to avoid. "How much should I give him?" asked the father of me. "A very hard question to answer," I replied, "but, in general, add up all the necessary expenses, the fee for instruction, the cost of board, room, books, clothes, laundry and multiply the result by two. The sum will be a proper amount for a self-respecting, hard-working college man to spend. This should stand for efficient economy and economical eflioioney, equally remote from, on the one side, poverty and penuriousneRs. and, on the other, from extravagance and wealth."

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FOUR GERMAN ARMY CORPS MOVING ON TO WARSAW

PF.TROORAD. Ju'y 16. Regarding the number of tr oa.s with which the

enemy has undertaken to advance towards the Narew it is believed the force cannot be less than four army J

corps. It is computed that on the sector of this front where tho impetus at the moment is greatest that is between Ciechanow and Przasnysz from two to two and a half German corps are operating. Well informed people here state that the withdrawal of the Russians to their second line in this area w:s carried out voluntarily and wn: not the result of the enemy's pressure. Warsaw no doubt is the ultimate objective of this move of the Germans, who are becoming rather sensitive on the subject of that city. In a leaflet issued to the army it is stated "for strategic considerations the occupation of Warsaw has been postponed." The German prisoners brought to KiTff are wearing a new pattern helmet entirely devoid of brass ornament. They say the old "piekelhn uben" ha.s been returned to be divested of tho metal parts which are needed for the manufacture of shells.

HKDFOHD CASi: IHSMISSKP. BEDFORD, Iowa, July 16. The state's case against Rates Huntsman, the two Damewood brothers and Sam Schrivener. charged with theft of Jl'-Oro and the murder of a wealthy cattleman and his son forty-seven years ago. came to a sudden end today, wher the case was dismissed by the court.

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Tin: AvniTomuM. Guarding Old Glory." a picture of our army and navy in five reels, is the feature at the Auditorium today. It shows Ur.de Sam's hunting men on land, in the air and on and under the sea. It's a comprehensive official motion photograph of cvtrv branch

i.f the army and navy service. "A j Reirinunt i,f Two." a "two-reel Vita-i

-rnpu lomeuy. wun Mnn(vv Drew and I ' KXi Morey is also being shown. To-

ii!f.!T'v's bill incudes "Mr. Jarr and: Love's Young Dream." number 12 of the Jarr Family series, featuring Harrv Davenport. Rose Tapky. Raul Kel-J lv and Arthur Cozine. "The Stoh :i j Case." a Mina comedy, tho Selij: we kly of current news, "The Life ; Line." a two-red Lubln. featurit.gi

Lottie Hriscoe ana Arthur Johnson.)

and "His Ward's Scheme," a clever little Riograph comedy telling of Mr. Wise, who falls in love with his ward, and in order to please her he permits her to invite a houte full of company, lb- becomes Jealous of a young man whom he thinks is all too attentive to Ids ward. At the first opportunity he proposes to her in the manner recommended by tho heroes of popular novels. Tho girl to get rid of him. tells h'.m that she must have beautiful gowns, hats and jewels, thinking he will not want to spend the money, and in the end ho really is frightened and backs eut a.s best he can. It is said to be a funny little comedy and bound to please picture fans.

AT THi; LASALLF. The feature film at the Lasallo today Is entitled "The Arab," and ns the title indicates, is a Ftory of the far east. Tho play has been a success on the dramatic stage for the pat three years. It was written by Mr. Sehv.vn and ho plays tho monarch of the des( rt. There are many dramatic incidents, including a realistic sand storm, the attempted massacre of the Christians of a border village and the romance and rescue of the mission-

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On the same program will be seen a laughable comedy "At the Bingville Barbecue," that is Raid to be most amusing.

n Saturday the same feature pic- j tri.'"S will be repeated and the one- i red subject will be devoted to the

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