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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-06-23
CHAPTER VII.-contlnued.

Concluding his reading, which was
oral the volatile Mitchell made use
of his voice in q manner of heathenIsh
bolsterousness, and presently reclined
upon lounge to laugh the better. His
sstricken comrade, meanwhile, recov-
cred so far as to pace the floor. I'm
goln' to pack up and light out for
homer he declared over and over.
And even oftener he read and reread
he card to make sure Of the actual
ip Of that fatal coincidence, I'D. Yc-
cum, rs"
III / could do it," he vociferated,
RI could stand up there and debate
one O. their darn ole debates In the
frst place-if had the gall to even
try It, why, my gosh! you don't sup
pose I'm goln' to get up there and
argue with that girl, do you? That's
80 hot way to get an education: stand
#up there and argue with a girl before
80 couple O. hundred peopleI My
GOSH"
You got tot" his PROSTATE compan-
ion cackled, weakly. "You can't get
Z out Of 1t, You're a goner, ole Buddy I"
TN be sick, I'll be sick as a dog!
I'll be sick as the sicI1est dog that
4 ever"
mo use, ole man. The frat
senors'll be on the job. They'll know
whether you're sick or not, and they'll
have you there, right on the spot to
the minute!"
The prediction was accurate. The
TOO fatherly frat seniors" did all that
Fred said they would, and more. For
the honor Of the frat" they coached
The desperate Ramsey In the technic
OF Lumen debate told him many more
things to say than could be said in
six minutes, and produced him, de-
epairing CHASTITY and believed, in the
large hall OF the Lumen society at
eight o'clock on Friday evening.
-Four other "twelve.minute debates"
preceded his and the sound of these,
IN Ramseys ears, was the sound of
OaDnel practising on his horn in the
early morning Of Judgment day. The
members Of the society sat- three rows
ueep' along the walls of the room,
ieaYing clear oblong of green car
PET In the center, where were two
SHlaH desks, twenty feet apart, the
Sostrams Of the debaters. Upon a
pFuorm at the head of the room sat
dreadful seniors, the officers of the
Soclsty' and, upon benches near the
piauorm, the debaters of the evening
Hete aligned. One of the fraternal
ee@ors sat with sweltering Ramsey;
al The latter. as his time relentlessly
zane nearer, made a last miserable
squirm.
Look here, Brother Colburn, got
W get out O here"
40 you don't, young fellow"
les dol" Ramsey whispered. pas
anonoteiy. Honest, 1 do. Honest
brother Colburn, I got to get a drink
VI water. got tot" :.
No You can't"
honest, Colburn, I GOT
Hush"
o. a'aLaSey cast his dilating eyes aiocg
-. rows Of faces. Most Of them were
"a -, as olurs, swimming, yet he was
80, a'e lhe thought) of a formidable
A. horrible impassive scrutiny of
th...-.' glare seeming to pierce
80 1olsa him TO tie back Of the belt
i.r .1 MS waist so that he began to
an. fearful doubts about that belt,
- y, eYesy fastening and adjustment
n -, garments. about the expression
Chi Countenance, and many other
e. lumoling together In his con-
o a,.s Over and over he wins
n. r. gaspingly to himself the OPEN
ssr no'1s Of the sentence with which
S,v. ..ot mad advised him to begin his
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-06-23

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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-06-23
Eounht WIN DeviIflsh.

His fight for life with a giant devil
fish was almost the last fight for a
diver known in marine circles from
ALASKA to California The diver was
In Puget sound when he octopus at
tackled him Tie monster woInd it's
tentacles go tightly about hin. that the
diver was Unable TO- reach the knife
he carried for protection. When one
tenfacle threatened to cut of the air
supply. the diver, through the subma-
rine telephone. called for a short steel
wrecking bar. with that weapon he
was able to pierce the ,ody Of the
dcyflnsh and at last. with man and
monster et.U struggling desperately,
the diver WAS drawn to the surface by
his assistant and other men called TO
EeIp. While 70 dock Waterman stood
hv with drawn pistols unable TO shoot
because the diver and devilfish were
40 completely tangled, others attacked
with what weapons there were at hand
and finally the dewlfsh released its
hold and disappeared beneath the
water.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-06-23
IL becomes understood that
Ramsey is a woman-hstsr.
cTo BE CONTINUED

It keeps some men so busy being I'M
portant that they haven't any uma
left 70 accomplish thiREA
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Wash off in five minutes with Cuti-
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Not In the pefxInn RuaInesa.

81 see where scientist has dis
covered how 20 hurl thunderbolts."
said the garrulous stranger.
well" replied the crusty old gem
tleman who was absorbed in a book,
"rhe discovery means nothing To me.
Let him hurl his thunderbolts. My
names not Ajux-it's Smith. "-Bir-
mingham Age-Herald.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-06-23

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For several years l
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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-06-23
Fittino a Shoe.

'"The shoe won't fit her and that's
the truth" Cant you stretch the
truth a little?" asked the boss.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-06-23

Having to pay for 1t afterward has
made saints of sinners.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-11
Not Necessary
To Send Money
To Enter

And if no money is sent for.
theatre tickets but the requi1'-
ed amount Of stock subscrip-
tons are sent in then the
award will be $500. But in
case the winner Of the first
prize sends in no money what
ever then the award will be
S25.OO in cash.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-11
Go After
The s 81 600 !.
Prize

This will be paid the winner
Of the first prize if he or she
sends in both the $500 for
theatre tickets and stock sub
scriptions amounting to $500.
IF only the $500 is sent in.
then. the award will be $500.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-11

sWhy Should Fairrnont Have Modern Theatre
Such as The West Virginia Amusement Company
Proposes to Buld---and Why Should the Citizens Of
Farmont and Vicinity Subscribe for the Stock Of the
Company?
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ANY Person---AnyWhere
MAY Compete For These Valuable Prizes


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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-15
AUTOMOVILISTAS

Pleas de recambiO para tOdOs los
de mOdelOs atrasadOs.
PACKARD, BUICK 5 y 6, HUDSON,
HAYNES, CHANDLER,
SAXON. POPE, GRAMM RERS-
TEN.
PANZARDI REPAIR SHOP.
Parada 80, HatO Rey.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-15

la pantalla citematografica, y Rodolfo
Valentino ihterpret6 el papel de pro
tagonista de la misma al anunciar
este ;lrreglo con el eminente ''metteur', I,
Jesse L. Lasky desminti0 los fumoreS
Nue circulaban al efecto de que Fred
Niblo habfa sido contratado por otra
empresa productora de peiicuias.
''Despu6s de contemplar en- la pan
talla varias de las primeras esceIlas
Ce la pelfcula ''Sangre Y arena, la
cual Sc esta terminandO de "filmar"
ell ell "estudio' de HOllywood-decla
Mr.. Lasky-,' qued6 tan satisfacto-
riamente impresionado del magnffico
trabajO de direction que campea en-
elias, que Embellishments propuso a
Fred NiblO Ia direction de una serie de
pelfculas especiales con La cooperation
del actor Valentino, quien es va ell la
actualidad uno de los INTERPRETERS ci.-
nematograficos mas populares de los
Estados Unidos.
''La pelfeula dirigida por Fred Nj
bio, que seguira la adaptation cine
'matografica de La famosa n0vela de
Blasco Ibailez, sera la intitulada
amos judd, basada ell una novela
del escritOr americana John AmeS Nit
chell, Sc intitulara "The Rajah''.
,Esta pelfcula ofrecera indiscutible
mente al actor Valentino una excelen-
tie oportunidad de lucir sus habilida
des histri0nicas, de redoblar el ext
to grandiosO conquistado con Ia pelf-
cula anterior de Blasco Ibaiiez
"La belleza del argumento la esne-
rada Interpretation Y la direction habi-
lfsima. habran de dar por resultado
una seIie de pelfculas como pocas We
ces Sc han ofrecido al pliblico."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-15
A la luz de. lasli antalla

tadas durante todo, un dfa y5parte de
In nnche. yol,er comenzar al dfa
siguiente. Ademas. los microbes Y
sdbados ell actor Hitchcock aparecfa
EN- Ia fTci0n de talHle que Sc da en-
esos dfas.
En- la pelfcula "The Beauty Shop,
este infatigable actor in erpreta ell pa
pei de Arbutus, que tantos aplausos lie
conquist0 Ell In comedia hablada, de la
cual la pelfcula fue adaptada. La ex-
celente labor de Hithc0ck es secunda-
da pOr Interpreters tan eminenteS como.
Billy b. Van. James J. Corh #. ex-cam
pe0n de pugilato; Louise Fazenda, los
hermanos gemelos Fairbanks, Diana
Allen, Montagu Love Laurence
Wheat. Doty Hobart es la autora de la
adaptation cinematografica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-15
Notas de Gales

Rendcion de Ia Capilla del Balrio
de PoZas.
III Gif;. veintitrcs de abril Sc llev0
a cabo un acto cat0lico, que por 10
trancendental @ impOrtante hard epo-
ca on los amalcs de esta poblaci0n.
Fu4 Ii fiesta un acto bello v concu
rrido pcr 10 selecto Y granada de la
s0ciedad cat6lica de esta bella pobla
ci0n G,e Ciales. que debid0 al cello
tHesplegGdo por los Padres Carmeli
tas, Sc ha convertible en m baluar
tc de la f6 de Cristo, que p0r esp&
clio de veinte styles liza dado al Nun
do la savia ardorosa de su fecunda
civilization.
Desde el dfs veinte de abril dieron
c0mienzo las ficstas con solemnes
novenas V mftines, los que concu-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-15

Z .tf.. II Z Il Y
apaches en- los dfas anteriores la de
claraci6m de la gran guerra.
FL subsuelo de la ciudad lie Paris
Una tl;inclrera en- el frente de bata-
lla.
La bahia de Nueva York Y la esta-
t,la de la Libertad.
Un salon de t6 en- la Quinta Aveni'
tla. de Nueva York.
Una escuela de ballet EN- Nueva
York.
I'm grandioso baile de mdscaras.
Las soberbias residencias de los mi
llonarios en- Long Island.
La actriz Betty Compson ejecutandc
caprichosas danzas bajo la direction
del professor de ballet russo Theodore
Kosloff.
Y Otras varias escenas tan intere-
,santes como las mencionadas anterior
mente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-15
FECUNDA LABOR DE UNA
ESCRITORA.

NADIA menOs que tres millones ochO-
cientas mil palabras es el record de
la eminente escritora Beulah Maria
Dix, esclitora, nOvelista autorG de
argmentos cinematograficOs, entire los
cualeS Sc cuenta la adaptaci0n de
1.-The Ordear' famOsa novela de w.
SomeSert Maugham, a Ia escena cine
matOgrafica, por la empresa prOduc-
tora de pelfculas Paramount La be-
llfsima actriz Agnes Ayres interpreta
un impOrtante papel Ell la pelfcula
1.-THE Ordear', que Ell breve serd pre-
sentada al pnblicO.
La escritora Beulah Maria Dix ha
escritO hasta la fecha nueve obras pa
IA el teatro, 10 novelas Y 26 argumen-
tos cinematOgraficOs cinco de los cua-
les son originates, los restantes fueron
adaptaciOnes de novelas Y dramas del
teatro habladO.
Todas las obras escritas por esta fe-
cunda escIitOra americana Sc venden
con creciente eXitO.
Miss Dix, como es con0cida esta es-
critora en- ell murldo literario, es casa
da Y madre de una nina de once afios
de edad. Ia vida dom6stica de miss
Dix es tan feIiz como ha sido intensa
su vida literaria.
A continuation mencionaremos algu-
nos de los dramas, argumentos cine
mat0graficos y novelas de esta escri-
tora, que mas exito han ObtenidO en-
los Estados UnidOs. ''The Rohd TO
Yesterday. "The Breed of the fresh
ans" "Hands OFF," "Friends in the
Eud", Maid aIilllcenI," TIE Fair
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-15
LA VIDA DEL INTERPRETE CINE
MATOGRAFICO NO ES TAN RE
GALADA COMO PARECE.

Cuando algunOs de nuestrOs lectOres
contempla un interprete del film,
o6modamente sentado en- Ia butaca de
su teatro predilectO, Y Sc imagina que
la vida de aquel actor 0 actriz es de 10
mas regalada que existe, Sc equivoca
por complete.
Tomemos, como ejemplo, al actor
Raymod Hitchcock, int6rprete princi-
pal de la pelfcula ''The Beauty Shop,
de la Cosmopolitan, la cual en- breve
sera ofrecida al p1blicO p0r la empire
sa Paramount Cuando Sc eStaban
''filmando" las escenas de esta pelfcula,
basada en- un argumentO original de
Claiming Pollock Rennold Wolf, ell
actor acostumbraba llegar al "estudio"
cinematOgrafico las nueve en- puntO
de la mailana. Inmediatamente Sc
veStfa un uniforme que 10 menos pc
saba yeinte libras 10 cual en- los me-
seS de yerano constituye por ST solo
una heroicidad) Sc marchaba al es-
cenario junto las potentes luces, que
elevaban la temperature alrededor de
100 grades Fafenheit.
la grasa Y la pintura con que ell ac-
ter Sc habfa embadurnado Ia cara pa
ra caracteriZarse, comenzaba a derre-
tirse y chorrearle por el cuello. Es-
te suplicio continuaba regularmente
hasta el mediodfa, cuando ell director
Edward Dillon daba Orden de suspen-
der .el trabajo por una hora. Despues
de una frugagl comida, los fot0grafos
volvfaH darle vueltas la manibela de
In c;mara, los Interpreters volvfan po-
nerse ante el objective Y el director vol
via dar instrucciones, movimiento
por movimiento V escena por escena,
a los actores atrices. Esta faena
duraba por 10 regular hasta las cinco
de la tarde en- que todo el mundo aban-
d0naba el "estudio."
A esa hora, Mr.. Hitchcock corrfa a
su camarfn del "estudio"; Sc lavaba
la cara, Sc cambiaba la ropa, sin per-
der un segundO, montaba en- un auto
m6vil toda velocidad Sc dirigfa al
teatro para aparecer aquella misma
noche en- Ziegfield's Follies. A La me-
dia lsoehe, despues de terminada Ia
function, volvfa a hacer un viaje de
cuarenta cinco minutes en- autom0-
vii para dirigirse a su dOmicili0, en-
Long Island, en- los suburbios de Nue.
va York, para reparar las fuerzas gas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-15
In fanoso Director
de escenas elogia
Odd. ...s.

Yo, Acosta Spino, de Ponce, Puerto
Rico, en- prueba de agradecimiento,
quiero hacer todos los honores posi-
bles la DID. D. Company, 3845 RAJ
vernwood Ave, Chicago, E. U. A, por
ell benefcio obtenido con su medica-
mento LAVOL, pues me encontraba
afectado de una erupci6n en- casi to-
do el cuerpo, y despues de haber usa
do miles de otros remedies, solo con
dos frascos de LAVOL que corsegui
en- la farmacia, Y dos que recibi direc-
to de la compafia mencionada, he me-
jorado notablemente y espero que,
continuando ell uso de dicha medicina
por un POGO mas de tempo me we're
libre por complete del nal de la piel
muy pronto.
Sirva este como prueba a cuantos
intentan usarlo.
Sin mas, quedandoles agradecido,
firmo, autorizandolos para reproducir
mi testimonio.
ACOSTA SPINO, (firma).
Productor Director de escenas en-
la Vigie Film Estudio.
Ponce, Puerto Rico.
LAVOL Sc VENDE EN- TODAS
LAS FARMACIAS.
Obtenga un frasco de esta locion
hoy mismo. IA quien no convence ell
case del Sr. Acosta Spino? Pruebe
Ud., desde luego. ell remedio para cual-
quier enfermedad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-15
LIE ocUPARoN UNA pIsToLA.

FL detective Cerra lie ocup6 en- In
calle Rafael Cordero, al individuo Lo-
renZo Monge, una pistola, denuncian-
dolo ante In COrte de PaZ.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-15

/ rrie-on cientos de cat0licos ansiosos
de cir las elocuentes frases de los
representatives de la fG CGt0lica eli
esta poetica poblaci0n. La bendi-
ci0n dc la campana regGlada por
don Juan Agosto la bendci0n de la
Capilla. el mitn v Ia santa comu-
HGn cons:itlEyeron hechos tan con4
movedores Y solcmneS. que en- verdad
drenios fueron regiOs Y dignos de
los m0radores cat0licos que Ell una
franca v vel2,&dera hermandad con-
viven on aqEel barl'o.
Los sermones dstuS.eron % cargo
del elCcuente orador sagraGo perte-
neciente a la Orden de lS,s C;rmel-
tas: Rev. Padre Elias Besalduch.
En- suma. los citados act0s rcligio-
sos reviStieron una gran solemnidaeT
por ESQ. Xo adoradGr de todo 10
que tienda aumentar la fG de mi
religions, alu9,lue tartlc, envio eEas
lfneas para El Impartial que cuenta
con much%s lectores en- nucstra Is
la para que el pals 10 deje tic sa-
ber que GALES es un pueblo emf
nciItemente Cat0lic0. 80.
Los Padres CarnieTitas no descan-
san en- su tarea apost6lc; VA tie
de- dos o tres capillas mas en- los
campos de esta bella Meca del Girls
~ ~! y ass''7 afHs = 'h 'se
tianiSmo.
Felicito-a Ia, citada Orden por 10
mucho que ha hcclG en- csta pobla-
ci6n Y le desoo g6xito en- su ardua
tarea.
JOSE ANTONIO CUEvAs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-15
AUTOMOVILISTAS

Zopandas completas y hOjas sueltas
de t0das classes.
PANZARDI REPAIR SHOP.
Parada 30, HatO Rey.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-15

Sc refiere; perO en- la mujer las roDas
constituyen ell noventa V nueve por
ciento de su attractive. Dos trajes di-
ferentes tienen la particulraidad de
hacer zanzibar por complete de perso-
nalidad a Gloria Swanson, rutilante
''estrella' de la Paramount.
Cecil B. De Mile, eminente direc-
tor de pelfculas de Ia Paramount, CO
npce perfectamente esta Darticulari-
dad de la hermosa actriz. de ella ha
sacado el mejor partido possible en- va
rias de las pelfculas que Gloria Swan
son ha interpretado Y de Mile ha di-
rigido.
Gloria Swanson aparece tan en- ca
racter yestida con el sencillo traje de
la muchacha campesina, como en- ell
de seda y encajes de la mas encopeta-
da seiiOra. Esta es una casualidad
apreciable en- la Interpretation de
pelfculas que acknowledgements habr;
apreciado el lector que haya aSistido
"a la proyecci6n de alguno de los cine
dramas inteipretados por esta bellf-
sima actriz.
En- la pelfcula Beyond the Rocks"
que es la mas recientemente interpre-
tada por Gloria Swanson, esta actriz
luce una serie de elegantfsimos trajes
'modernos, asf como tambien dos riquf-
simos trajes de Ia 6poca de Luis XIV,
de Francia. Tanto hciendo. los YES
tidos modernos como los antiques, miss
Swanson Sc nos revela la actriz ele-
gante que sabe aumentar sus encantos
natuIales con el encanto artificial de
sus riqufsimas ''tOilettes."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-15

Maid of Graystones," 1.-The Gate of
Horn Nan of Music Mountain, =
Heart of YOUTH Secret Service -
Fools Paradise Hidden Pearls =
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-15
FRED NIBLO NOMBRADO DIREC
TOR DE LA PARAMOUNT.

Fred Niblo ACADIA de firmar un con-
tratO con la Paramount para encar-
sarse de Ia direcci6n de una serie de
pelfculas especiales, basadas en- argu-
mentos escritos por June Mathis in
teIpretadas por el eminente actor Ro-
dolfo Valentino. June Mathis adapt6
In conocida nOvela de Blasco Ibafiez,
Los cuatro jinetes del ApOcalipsis," a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-15
GLORIA SWANSON LA AcTR1z

"Que el hdbito no hace el monje''
podra ser verdad ell 10 que al hombre
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-15
THE GREAT TEMPTATION ES
UNA PELICULA INTERESANTE
POR TODOS CONCEPTOS.

La palabra monotonfa de acci1n es
completamente descOnocida Ell la pc
lfcula intitulada, "The Great Tempta-
tion', de la Paramount, interpretada
por la bellfsima actriz Betty Compson.
Esta pelfcula es la Ultima que dirigi6
ell malogrado director William ID. Tay-
lor, muerto tragicamente en- Holly
wood principles de este afio.
En- la pelfcufa aparecen:
I'm antique palacio de Ia epoca ma
pole6nica, en- las afueras de Paris.
Las catacumbas romanas usadas CO.
mo guaridas de los apaches.
I'm cireO ambulante en- la Rue Maca-
bre, de Paris.
Fachada y vestfbulo de un teatro
Oarisien.
la pOlicia asalta la guarida de unos
The Seward gateway., 1922-10-04
JUAREZ. WHlSKEY
 IS SNAKE POISON

FL PASO, October 4-Juarez prohi- bition officials, following warnings is- sued by physicians and peace officers to Americans here against drinking bootleg whiskey, have taken hand ln an effort to abolish number of alleg- ed illicit stills where the liquor is man ufactured.
 Liquors resembling whisky, wines, beer, tequilla, (Mexican whiskey and other liquors in Juarez have been dis covered on this side to contain injuri- ous clements, although it is sealed as genuine.
 Lealers in Jaurez find ready mar ket for empty liquor bottles and dou' Die price is paid when labels are not hl oken.
 Illicit manufacturers have several means of deceiving buyers. They get a cheap grade of whisky and put IL ID bottles which contained expensive brands. Water and tea frequently are used to dilute the liquor. Others burn sugar, make tea from leaves of various kinds and add little alcohol. Wine Is treated with colored matter and artl' ficial flavors.
 An over supply of beer made in Jua' ez, Chihuahua City, Monterey, and Mexico City, offered to Juarez saloons has created another upheaval in Juar ez liquor circles. The wholesale price of. beer has been slashed and retai prices reduced.
 One place is offering a free lunch with 5-cent beer.
The Seward gateway., 1922-10-04
GIANT DEFEAT
 TANKS OPENING CAME IF SERIES
BABE RUTH DELIVERS TIMELY SWAT THAT PUSHES FIRST
 RUN OVER THE PAN

POLO GROUNDS, N. Y, October Under clear sky that presaged an ideal day for holding the first battle of the worlds championship Of base bal! prestige thirty-eight thousand per sons assembled at the famous polo grounds to cheer their favorites on to victory.
 For five heartbreaking innings both teams failed to score, although time and again men were on the bases but the needed hit to register a run was not forthcoming. With men on bases both pitchers frightened up and er- rorless fielding shut the runners off at the home plate.
 The break for the Tanks came in their half of the sixth. Witt, center fielder for the Yankees, hit a sharp single to right center; Dugan flew out on a short fly to center, Witt holding to first. Ruth, third man up, hit sin gle to deep center scoring Witt, but died on base as his team mates went out in one-two order. With the ice broken the Yankees made a deter mined effort to make larger score. but another run in the eighth was all that Nehf allowed.
 The giants got to Bush in their hali of the sixth and put two runs across before the side was retired. Another score in the seventh put the game in tn bag and only defensive game was played, holding the Tanks runless for the balance of the game.
 The crowd went wild, when the first run was registered for the Tanks pull ling strong for the Americans. Ruth was accorded hero's applause when he came to bat in the eighth, but ian ned, ending the hopes of the fans. Ihe final score was Giants 3; Tanks 2.
 Batteries-Americans, Rush. ana scbang: Nationals, Nefh and Smith.