New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-19

tiful girl reporter. leaves her sanctum
to borrow a scuttle of talcum powder
from the society editor. When she
returns she fin Is baby blue envelope
on her desk. Outside she hears the
strains Of "Boola," sung by quartet.
Quickly she tears open the envelope
and a note falls out. Close up Of the
noteD 1t reads:
Dear Miss Bugs: | have just
heard that the Harvard men have
some diabolical plot on foot TO pre-
vent dear old Yale from winning
this years football game. | know
of no one to whom | can appeal but
you. Can you not unmask this
so-called Haughton system and
save dear old Yale? OLD GRAD"
Beatrice is about TO rush TO the
sporting editor with the note. But
she stops. The $. +. is a Harvard
man. Was there no one she could
trust? Suddenly her features register
hope. She sends for Icy Ksplan, the
photographer.
"Izzy," asks Beatrice earnestly, "are
you a college man ~
"Sure I am a colleger," replies Icy.
II went night business college for
six months. Listen. Miss Buggs, give
it the yell by the college"
(Close up Of the night business col
lege Yell 1t goes:
10Y, Oy, Oy,
Take II from the COY,
Business, Business,
Oy, Oy, Oy."
Then you must come 70 Yale with
me-" said Beatrice eagerly. Eve will
watch the Yale football squad work
out"
Icy shrinks back. His face registers
perturbation. Football" he says.
That is for moiderers. They smesh
each other in the face and give it a
kick in the slets. Believe me. Miss
Bugs. it is not nice for ladies to see"
"But it is necessary for a newspaper
woman to see some terrible things"
signs Beatrice. you will come with
me. Izzy?"
when you call it me Icy | go any
where, Miss Buggs.7 said Icy. as he
packed his camera. what care for a
smesh in the face"
REEL 2.-Izzy and Beatrice alight az
the New Haven station and are greeted
by the Yale Glee Club. A group Of
sophomores gather around Icy.
Say, frcshie, where did you come
from with the queen" asked the ring
leader.
Fresh yourself rctorted Izzy.
Don't &c: fresh with me or will
knock some blocks Off. Once get
started Pm tough guy. I'm a box
fighter, am
The sophomores close in on Izzv and
are about to drag him into a fraternity
house when Beatrice raises her hand.
Hold" she cries. "Unhand that there
photographer"
And who are YOU" demands the
leader Of the sophomorcs
Beatrice Bugs, the girl reporter"
she replies. The sophomores dispense
along the campus, singing "Boola."
REEL Beatrice and Icy are in
conference with Tad Jones. the Yale
coach. in the latters quarters. of the
campus The room is decorated with
pipes, stems and there is lots of col
lege atmosphere in il. CLOSE up of
some college atmospheric
81 have come TO warn you, Mr. Jones'"
says Beatrice. There is some foul
plot on at Harvard to rob dear old Yale
Of the victory this year"
"IIah," gasps Tad Jones. The
Haughton system again. | shall be on
my guard"
NO" says Beatrice firmly. at is
something worse than that. have not
yet fathomed il. but never fear Bea-
trice Bugs will find "A way. The best
way 10 foil the Crimson this year will
be 10 disguise Icy here and let him
play fullback for dear old Yale"
Miss Bugs" pleads Icy. IL ask Of
you please, don't did it. Ii is a mold
erers' game"
But Miss Buggs," say the Coach. 81
do not see how We can do it,"
why not?" demands Beatrice. "Izzy
is a college man. And he is willing 20
do this for dear old Yale"
BETTER | should do it for dear old
kishenefr," says Icy. why | should
be fullbeck? Just because take
gless of beer once in while and play
maybe a couple games pincochle is no
reason | am shikker all the time"
REEL The great Yale-Harvard
game is on. The third period has
passed with neither side having scored.
The Yale cheer leader goes beneath the
grandstand 10 have his throat sprayed
so that he will be in full voice for the
fourth and crucial period.
Icy and Beatrice are seated immc-
diately behind tbs cheer leaders place
The referees ypistlc blows for the