South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 283, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 9 October 1920 — Page 3

WAT TTtDAY MOKMNG, OCTOnim 9, if2T5. THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

HAKE PLANS FOR VOTING NOY. 2; MACHINES USED

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Clerk Orders Paper Ballots and Installs Extra Helpers in Prerincts.

Dtj to the havy registration, rounty Clerk Wilbur Warner Friday ordered 2O.00 AuFtralian pap-r ballots for use In Sv. Joseph county ;l th- November election. Ther ar" 3 votinc machines for um In South Pend and thre are 56 precin?p. In 13 r.f the precinct where th registration waw heavy it w-iij be necessary to u the Australian ballot In addition to the voting m;irh!nf.. A ioub! s. of rlrks and booths v.-Ill be used in eii;ht precinct. C)n Voter a Minute. With thin system In operation cl-tln day h!x poople can vote at the pamo time and expedite tho work Ir, vveral cf the precincts tho num!'r of votPTH is in excels of 800. Thfr.- are 720 minutes in the voting day and In order to care for all the voters th above system was planned by County Ork Warner. The order for the Australian paper ballots, with other necessary Information relative to the voting Nov. 2 In St. Joseph county was forwarded to the State Hoard of Fllertlon Commissioners at Indianapolis, Friday morning. Other I'nrtlcs To Iilo. The only party other than the democratic; and republican parties, which has filed its nominees for county office with the county clerk '. th ociallt party. However, this party has filed but one nominee Itd L. Mallory. socialist representative for con&rctfs. The prohibition, slncle tax and farmer labor parties havt? no candidates for county office filed with the clerk. Theso parties, however, have until 15 days previous to election for the filing of their respective candidates.

,77.'- News-Times School Department

Edited by Elisabeth Steele.

The Boys' and Girls' Daily Messenger

School Study Sports

MYSTERY IS CLEARED BUT CLAR1BEL LEAVES

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(Wrezy's Diary, Sunday. Sept. 26) 1 can hardly wait till tomorrow morning. There was ho much excitement in school last week that I am aching to et back. Weather, nice. Took a walk with Dad and mothrr this afternoon. Met no one interesting.

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High? Come cut of that corner, L.ook up in tho clouds, You never find us In every-day crowds.

CLUB GIRLS AT FIRST MEETING

Ninety-five Members and Guests of Y. W. C. A. Attend.

Nlnety-fhr members and jruesta of the club girls of th Y. W. C. A. attended the first meeting of the year held Thursday evening at the association building. Preceding tho evening's program supper wa served. Reports wero given of th cTty conference held last aumrr.er at Lake Geneva, Wis., by Itha McNay. ITarel Bowman, Edna King and Bethany Geyer. A play baaed on the De-wey lake conference held in June whs given by Leona Dlstler, Fa Fisher, Anita Vargo, Ililda Hatier and Gertrude ßykea. A twin city conference club wt.i organized with the E'.khart ae-sociation. At . meeting of the directors of the afsociation M!s Helen Lang and Mrs. M. U. Deniaon were selected to act as members of the board of directors.

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Argument Results in Two Broken Ribs for Jobn Smith.

When an argirment betw.n Robert Ballinger. Albern, Ky.. .nd John Smith reached Its height Monday afternoon at the Studhaker corporation plant Ba'iinKor took a hammer and broke two of Smith's riba and cracked a third, ßmlth was taken to the Epworth hospital and RilUnger w.is arrested on a charge cf assault and battery. When Ralllnger was arraigned in city court Thursday morning ho told Judge Gilmer that he hit Smith in slf defense. The case was held up for one week and Rallinrer was taken to the county jail until he is abl to furnish a 15 CO bond.

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(Wcezy's Diary. Monday, Sept. 27.) I ferl sorry for Peanut and FlpeDream. Poor little I'eanut. It was a blow to him the cunning thing! In they marched this morning. Little Tea nut had on a high ftlff collar and a big new green and purple tie. Ho carried his head som high. Pipe-Dream had his bells on too. He wore a new suit at Un?t I guess it was new. None of us girls had ever seen it before. We all snickered when they came Into the room. But there was no Claribel. No one had seen her inre) Friday night. The two suitors bore up under the blow all right during the mornlr.g. In the afternoon they surely had downcast looks, especially Peanut. Pipe-Dream always looks more or les downcast anyway. Then, later In the afternoon we saw a special delivery boy coming up the walk. The bell rang In a few minutes. Out in the hall w found It a note pinned ur- on the bulletin board. Here it Ls as nearly as I can remember: Dear Chums: I'm awfully sorry to leave you so Kuddenly, but I nm not a movie actress at all. In stead I am only a writer for a big magazine. My lob this fall Is to go to different

cltiets and attend high school In

each one for a while. Later I'll write a story about it. Goodby, and lovo to you all. Claribel Worthlngton. "Well, of all tho nerve." It took our breath. We girls) are gting to havo a nice party next Saturday night and Invite Peanut and Pipe-Dream. Joe Lyons makes me tired. Peanut Is a dear. He is so cute. Dot tolls me that you have no Idea, how Interesting Pfpe-Dream really Is" when you get to know him.

OLD LADY RIDDLE

Why should a boy named Ben marry a girl named Anna? (Answer to yesterday's: Carpenters may well believe there Is no such thing ajs stone because they never saw it.)

OLD MAN PUZZLE

Divide 90 peanuts amonjr Bill, Clyde and Gladys, giving twice as many as Bill, and Gladys five more than Clyde. (Answer to yesterday's:) GAME ARID EDEN

rORRIDOH GOSSIP. Certificates of membership to the Boys' Iebating club have been issued to Harry Ringham. Carson Dalton and Frederick Place. Everybody is talking about tho history club hike which took place Friday afternoon at Pottawatomie park. All the eligible, historians and their friendu were there of course, chaperoned by J. V. Masters. The evening was spent with a wciner roast and games.

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I low Tt Drop Kick Spectators appreciate It more than any other type of kicking," said Waltfr Eckersall ten years ago. Tho sajne ls true of the drop kick today. It brings tho crowds to their feet. Practice, practice, practice, makes drop kickers. Brickley, of Harvard, once made five In a single game, but Brickley had been drop kicking every day of the year, winter, spring, summer and fall. There are two main ways to hold the ball. One Is with the long axis vertical, left hand on tor., right hand underneath. The other is with one hand on each side. Rut the main thing is to see that it strikes the ground right. It Fhould strike the ground in an almost vertical position, face toward the goal, top slanting slightly toward the kicker. There are two ways to kick ItEither hit it below the center with the toe of tho shoe at tho very instant that It strikes the ground, or catch it In the instep at tho instant that It rises. The former is better, most coaches say. Take pood aim. Keep your eye on the goal posts.

GIRLHOOD STORIES OF FAMOUS WOMEN

Kady For a Room. Tho Palm Beech hotels will be crowded this winter. It will be cheaper to stay in them than to buy coal in the North.

Clara Moni Tho children on the farm thought they would have some fun with their visitor. Just arrived from Cleveland. The biggest boy lifted her up on a huge horpe. gave him a slap and sent him galloping across the field. When Clara Morris (born in 1843) qrew older she described this awful beast. "His eyes were the sis of soup plates. Large clouds of smoke came from his nrstrils. He had a glass-enameled surface and If he was half as tall as he frit, some museum manager missed a fortune." She threw one leg over the slippery bare back, uttered a jderclng shriek and lickety-split across the pasture she '.vent, hanging on the horses mane. The children all voted her "plucky" and sh was soon their leader. This little girl became a famous actress. She tells all about tho theatrical world in "Life On The Stage."

Chased From Out of Yard A traveler bought a ticket and then going out on the platform said: "How soon does the train ntart?" "Why, there she goes now," said the porter. "You've Just missed her." The traveler kept on the ne and set out of pursuit of the train with all his might. But in two or three minutes he came trudging back. A laughing crowd had gathered and the porter said: "Well, did you catch her?" "No," said the traveler, "but by jingo, I made her puff." A TREAT IX MCXS' SOX.

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Frank Golomskl is not a giant wrestler. He Is only 47 inches tall weighs only 4 7 pounds, but he is a giant Just the .warne. Frank ls a giant above his cars. AUHough ho is tho smallest and llghest pupil, he owns tho biggest brain in Loyola University, Chicago. lie ls only 17 years old. but leads the Freshmen clasa of St. Ignatius collage at Loyola. QomolakI is a round-faced, elear-eye-d boy. Although a dwarf, he l normal in all other ways. He carries a gun and marches at a full 30inch step In the Reserve Officers' training corps.

MEETING OF SCOUT SCRIBES WEDNESDAY

Scout stribes will meet In the Chamber of Commerce, Oct. 13, at 7 o'clock to organize a training class for scribes. During the short business meeting a newspaper man's views on writing will be .fVen and Scoutmaster Jo Taylor will speak. Th order of events in the 'Scout Rally as they now stand are as follows: Scout parade from the Chamber of Commerce building, competitive drill; Paul Revere race; dressing contest: water boiling: knot tying; signaling; human signal tower; first akl contest, fireman's lift race and the hor?e and rider conteft

Junior High Hears Talk on Fire Prevention

William Happ. president of the real estate board, gave a thirtyminute talk on fire prevention to the 750 pupils of the Junior High. This speech was given Friday morning as services for Fire Prevention day. which is Nov. 9. Mr. Happ pointed out the dangerous practice of allowing dirty m3 and waste paper to collect in tore rooms. He showed the children how fires were started by bonfires. The audience, was highly impressed by the great damage done by preventable tires each year. SCOUT QUESfnOXAlRi: What is Scouting? Scouting isa rrogram to make good character and better future citizenship through worthwhile activities that appeal to tho boyfi' instincts and constructive

ly occupy their idle time. It grips

the boys more than any other program. What Is a Bey Worth? Life i.isuranco companies state that a boy 1 potentially worth 5 10. 0.00 to the community. Would you take a million for yours? What Is the Difference Between Athletics and Scouting? Athletes tend to overdo and to encourage th few to exercise The majority Fit on the sidelines. Heart 6train is easiest between 12 and 18. Scouting gives a rieht and reaonnble amount of excrcis to all scouts. Do Our Boys Need Scoutlncr? Regardlcsi of station or condition all boys need it. Boys are alike everywhere. Why so Much Fuss About Boys? Did Ton and I Have so Much Don" For Fs? It has taken generations to appreciate boys' value. There is ned for improvement in men. o we begin with boys at the most impressionable age 12 to 16. Why Aren't Hoys Taken Intr Scouting Until They Are 12? That is the beginning of puberty. They need men then. Only 3CC of the fathers are chums of their boys. Scoutmasters furnish that need. What Are the Age Limits? 12 to 75. Uiual ages are 12 to 16. Isn't Scouting Just a Military Program? No. Not even semi-military. The scouts drill to learn teamwork and discipline and to make a creditable appearance.

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