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The sun., 1913-12-23

upon Included in the schedule are univer-
sity Of virginia, Colgate. Washington and
jefferson. Brown, Lchigh. University Of
Maine, Princeton and Harvard, All the
games except that with Princeton will be-
played here. The only game undecided
starts the season.
IN THE English billiard tournament At
Doyle's Academy last niglt Thomas But
ler ,50) defeated william Marchandt $50
by "A scor, OF 300 to 2IA. The winner had
"A high break of 81. Tonight, in the semi
hnai games, Downs win play Butler. and
Ridgeway will meet Hudson
WILI.IAMSTOWN. Mass. Dec. 90 The
final cut in the Williams varsity basket ba II
squad was announced to-day. Capt. Hodge,
DOane, Lefferts Deely, LangfOrd. Dempsey.
Hay. Toolan. Patterson. GARFIELD and Schrir
ber are retained. Practice has been discon- =
tinued during the Christ mas vacation, The
nrst game comes at williamstown. January
10. when the Springfield Y. NJ. G. A, col
lege will be opposed.
ADAMS Mass. Dec. 22.---Cooley Ferguson
Of this town has been elected captain OF the
next season. For three years he has been
a regular on the varsity eleven. alternating
at end and hAifback. He In the only student
at South Dakota who enjoys the distinction
Of having won his letter In four branches Of
athietics-footbail. basket etbaii. baseball and
track.
LA SALLE quintet went down to = defeat
yesterday, after winning thirteen straight
Victories. at the hands OF tho fast nve from,
DE Ia Sale. The sensational shooting OF
Kussr and the guarding OF Martin proved
too much for the La Sale boys The score
WAS 20 70 ~.
The sun., 1913-12-23
FEDERALS TALK BIG MONEY.
"lt IL stated" stories Rival state.
mcnt OT National OSnuk

Sr LOUIS. Dec. 22.--That Joe Tinker
and Mordccai Brown are ready TO jump
to the Federal League as managers, and
that President Gilmore promises to an
nounce on Monday next the list OF mai jor
league ball players who will align them
selves with the Fcderals, are to-day's
announced Developments In the new base
bah body
In n letter to a director of the ST Louis
Federal League club Joe Tinker gives
assurance that he will have no hesitation
in Jumping to the Federal League. The
league on It's part has offered. IT is said
to put $40.0o0 into the bank subject to
Tinkers check and to give him n bonus
as well for joining. Tinker, like Stovall
has promised "a delivery of present ma jor
league players into the Federal ranks
That Brooklyn is assured Il place in
the Federal League liz stated positively
and II IL understood that Cleveland will
be dropped. George Stovall. the Browns
ex-managcr. is in Los Angeles doing mis-
sionary work for the Federal League
His latest offer is to Arthur Frommc It
Is stated that Frommc has been offered
bigger salary by the Kansas city
Federals than he ever received in organ
lied baseball.
The sun., 1913-12-23
LEVINSKY TOO FAST
FOR Big jim COFFEY
Though Knocked Down in Sixth
Lighter Man Jabs Way to
Clean Cut Victory.
rITZ OCT WITH CHALLENGE
Ancient Warrior Waves Paper
tic Says Is Cheek, While
Spectators Cheer.

,thoush outweighed by twenty-six
rounds, Battling Levinsky. the much
talked of light heavyweight, handed a
r's,u GU, beating to Jim CofYey, the Dub
lr Giant. in ten hot rounds in Madison
Salsre Garden last night In spite of his
h,ndicap IN the weights Levinsky's knowl-
.d.c of the boxing game carried him
through with flying colors Coffey was as
s,rong as an OK and carried a terrific wal
lon hut with the exception of the sixth
round when he scored a clean knock
dow with "A right hand swing on the jaw.
he inflicted no great amount OF damage.
bu, IN the second round he began to feint
but IN the second hound he began to feint
and jao with the result that Coffey was
III at sea. Coffey forced the .iSht in the
,h'rd round and had Levinsky strictly on
the defensive.
In IN. sixth the Irsshnan suddenly lc,
the right 20 with terrific force and as it
collld.d with Levinsky's Jaw the latter fell
nat Levinsky. however, was on his feet
IN an instant and surprised Coffey by out
hox:rg him until time was up. After that
CoNev seemed to blow up. l.evinsky
fented him into knots and jabbed and
punched him with great confidence.
There vas noisy reception for old Bob
ri,zsimmons who was introduced after
looking over the present crop of white
hopes ne had made up his mind to chal-
lenge al, OF them and he waved "A check
IN the air which he said was a forfeit Fitz
added that his son would soon be fighter
and would be the man to win back the
heavyweight; title from the negro race.
George Rodel. the Boer heavyweight
outpon,ed Fireman Jim Flynn in the
tird ten round bout Flynn took count
icss punches in the face while waiting
'or ouenings which seldom came. Rode
lacked strength enough to score knock
down although he inflicted crimson
puu,shm.nt He had Il hig advantage III
10 the ninth round when Flynn with bull
log courage began 10 fight with greater
nerceness RodeL who had fought him
self out in the preceding chapters. seemed
o tire under this heavy fire and d.
much holding in the clnches. But h
had the hou; on points beyond any aues
ION OF doubt. Flynn's face was covered
WITH bruises, while Rodel carried away
big swelling over the left eye.
Young Fox. Who claims the British
bartamweight title, gave splendid cx
oihition of boxing skill in the first ter
ound bou, with Joe Mooney of this city
Fox weighed llSl, pounds. Mooney hein.
rec pounds heavier. The Briton quickl!
showed that he knew how to hit sharpl!
u',h ..thcr hand Fox was an easy win
ne. taking every round.
The sun., 1913-12-23
JUAREZ RACING RESULTS.

FIRST Raoe-Five furlongs. selling Lit
tie Birdie. iOj tNeylont. to !. won, Martin
ChaVis lia tT,ylorl, % =. second. Am"-
halko. ll5 johnson, 90 =, third Time
! %. 49, N.uo Non, leford. Mis-. Nh"
Swiftsurc. Christmas Daisy. Rip Van Ninkle,
Hoiherg and Violet Ma> also ran.
second Ract--one milo. selling HuskE
Lad, lu7 ,FeeneNl, 10 !, won. t"r,lIr r
lo1 ,pishnouD, 20 .. second Joe Noods.
ll2 ,MacNiartinl. \ to :, thrd Time
/ eats. Jack IaNsou, Mawr.ad, Marie cog
IN. sadie shapiro" Fri"2r, hoh'ri Forge
Maggie and Jim tanerata tls" ran.
Third kac.- Seven furlouEs selling; ny"
White. l03 tNcylonl, 3 to J. won. SiH."r
Florence. los tJontsl, - /, second l'rin
cess Industry los ,Gentryl, J to =. thiid
Time l:29 -. Zulu, Amly, 40 ouartcr'
Ron,on, Ormonde. 'unningham shorty
Northcut, Ben Uncas and Sim frinn also ran
Fourth Race -- Five furlonss, selling
Brightstonc. ll5 ,FordD, t" !, won, King
Elk. lls ,cavanaugh,, to !, second Phrhtl !
Girl ITO ,t;arnorl, TO ., third! Tim". l:oS
Neiie Forty, The Fad, Buck Thomas, Sir
Ballngrr and Ida Lavina also ran
Fifth kace--five and a h"f iuflongs
selling; Bing, 40 ikirschhauin', to b
won. Paw. llo ,Moleswor'hi. ! TO = sec
und, prospero Roy. los ,tentiy }, oven
third. Time. l:og. Princess jamie Tigella
Rodondo, Sir Harry and Temple Fo'h
also
sixth Race -- Seven furl"ngS; selling
Swrde sam, l0s Gentry, 10 l, won tWi
Queen, l0i ,Uenton/, To J, second IN
Monk, los 'Hnl,, to =, third. Tine, li2'
Salesa Rose of Jcddah Acumen. buss an'
Nemesis also ran.
The sun., 1913-12-23
CRIMSON and TIGER
GAIN LEAD AT CHESS
Columbia and Yale Lose Ground
in First Clash of Annual
Round Robin.

Harvard and Princeton carried on the
second annual intercollegiate chess tourna-
ment with Columbia and Yale. begun at
IN. Murray Hill Hotel In this city yes
te!day morning. Columb.as players made
a poor start. losing to Harvard by the
score of three games to one. Princeton
furnished the surprise Of the first days
play by winning from Yale hy q. TO
IT,, points. The Tigers have had the
benefit of two visits from United states
Champion Marshall recently.
Ry "A coincidence OF the play the two
CAPTAINS In the Harvard Columbia match
both lost their games Winkelman of Har-
ward being worsted 10y Iced. AT III. top
board. while J NJ Bird. the Columbia
skipper lowered his colors At the fourth
table to Washhurn.
Each university had a team Of four
players and these will engage in round
robin series uf team matches eAtendii -
over three days
H. H. Hooker who WAS slated 10 play
third board for Yale. failed I" put IN an
appearancs. SO that "A change III lineup
was necessary in tuat team. -. {. jon
the Val. captain. was moved up ."
Hunkrr's place and r. A. l.Ghtner a
substitute was chosen to Ill th' va
cancy.
In the play Yesterday prediction was
shown for the Huy Lopez. when was
developed on four of the eight boards
Tho an
The sun., 1913-12-23
ADDING TWENTY TONS TO KEEL.
Ucrr~shOH Decides on Radical
Change In CUP Defender.

BRISTOL. T. l.. Dee, GA radical
change is being made in the und.tbody
OF the Vanderbilt syndicate cup sloop
designed by Nat Hcrreshofi. The lead
keel was cast a week ago last Friday AT
the Herreshoff shop. This morning after
delay Of several days. during which
time a dozen mechanics helpers We're laid
Off wooden bulkhead was attached to
the upper edges OF the lead keel. This
Is to answer as mould in order that
nearly Il foot more of lead may h" at
tachcd to tn. upper surface. "A plan which
involves adding nearly twenty tons to the
amount already in the keel
The syndicate OF owners supports thu
plan for the change. TIL. chang" will
affect other parts of the hun for which
provision is now being made. but the
lower part of the keel is undis,urbed.
There will hc no insid" ballast in the
yacht and the frame butts are being
shortened to accommodate the deeper keel
The sun., 1913-12-23

Billy Smith had the l. tier of Edd.a
clifford IN tho main hou, OF tea rounds ~
the Olympic \. g. last might Tn. lndtch
Was a very slow our AS u"!t !tror of -.
contestants seemed willing 10 MIN g. u.it
was satisfied 70 stand off =. 4 safe di,-
tance and spar Roth w"i-G,i IN ~ iGS
pounds. Billy Meyers, lcl pounds. wtu,
Andy Collins, l2N'.. uuit il me '-hta
round collins substituted Cor Damn,
Foy. In the optnlng hpu, 'hail, prtiry
beat Mike smith hy small margin Ta-
weight Of hDtn boys Nas ANNOUNCED s.
l22 pounds
The sun., 1913-12-23
KINNEY WINNER AND LOSER.
Drops Chm piOnahip Tennis Match.
hut Takes Handicap.

Only three matches We're played Nester
day in the indoor rcgimental lawn tennis
tournament now In progress AT the Sew
cnth Regiment ArmorI. Harry Parker
crossed racqucts with :. r. Kinney in the
one championship match and won in
straight sets at s-3. a.. The two
matches in the handicap section resulted
In victories for II. *. Tomlin and : +.
Kinney. Tomlin had an easy time elm
mating T.. G. Poillon, while ii took Kin
ney three sets TO gain the decision over
Il. +. Putnam. The summarizes:
Regimental Championship. Mems Singles
First round-Harry Parker defeated :. T.
Kinney, 6--S, t..
Handicap Singles--Second rounds. X
Tomlin tminus II 40, defeated e e. Poillon
,minus II 30,. S--2, "a. : + Kinney iplu-
II 10, defeated X. =. Putnam tminus n l5i.
S--s. 81 st
The sun., 1913-12-23
FAVOR SANTA MONICA
FOR AUTO "CLASSICS"
Motor Cups Holding Go. Hears
Application for Vanderbilt
and Grand Prize.
WOULD RACE IN FEBRUAR
Ray Owen Drops REQ Business
to Exploit Electric Trans
missiOn-Othcr Notes.

The Motor Cups Holding Company. the
which has the hrst award OF
sanctions for the Vanderbilt and Grand
Prize races In its power. considered yes
terday the appli alton made by the west
ern Automobile Association to run these
two races on February 81 and 80 at Santa
Monica. The application. II was announced
after the meeting. had been faNorabli
cons sdered. but ~ definite action VIII b'
taken until after an answer has been re-
ceiyed bv the Moor cups Holding Con-
nauy to "A letter mailed Yesterday 10 the
Western Automobile Association.
Thus, IL appears there Is Likelihood
o. the revival of ;hesc two races, which
have no, been run since the autumn o.
lai" 4 sanction was issued TO hold then
in Savannah last month. but long he
for. the time set for IN" races tnr
t;eorglans decided there was too much
recommendation" in auto racing and called
il off Then san Antonio. Texas. en-
tered INC field bat could not quite make
it, There T. a iin" course at santa Monica
and real rHriug enthusiasm on Ia" l'acif,
coast. And probably the Santa Monicans
will pay their debts In full which by tn"
way thc Milwaukeeans never have done
for the lal2 races
Ray owen. who has been dlsposinc o.
the entire output of REQ ears since the
REQ factory IL, gan. terminated that ar
rangement yesterday. The REQ VIII Sell
It's own ear. hereafter instead Of through
r. NJ. owen n Co
owen Is To- devote all his time to al
electric transmission whrl, u Is con
tended. eliminates, not on! gear shifting
hli; the gears themselves and does away
with Ia. ordinary nyWhosl. lighting and
starting eN-tvms Three cars. which a.
ready have dour NOR" than 20.o0o mile.
hay" been ',Hing olt the trausn'ssioA.
The sun., 1913-12-23

At the annual meeting OF the Huckle-
berry Indians of the New York Athletic
Club yesterday resolutions of regret were
passed on the death OF Robert kammerer,
the late wampum keeper of the tribe.
II was decided to have a life size portrait
OF Mr.. Kammerer painted. to be- hung in
the Travers Island clubhouse of the \. Y.
A. c. The election of officers resulted
as follows: Rudolph j. Schaefsr. hg
chief: otto TOussaint, little chief Ed
ward Innet. scribe Herman Llebert, wam-
pun keeper John NJ. Jones, saga
more. Sam St.wart, medicine man: w.
l.. Miller. C. {. Starr, W. +. Murphy,
sach.ms.
The sun., 1913-12-23

T. SEItuRsT. y e. Dec. % tt. 7.
Dunlap Of New York and l.. r. Boyd
of - Louis, playing with total haudi-
cap of -. led the golf field in to-days
four han handicap with net score
of lsG In second position Il tie resulted
hctwreu g. v Hudson al New Suffolk
and \ \ StaEg of Chicago 90 and
J. Il. q. Eumscy of Erooklrn and &. l..
Hacker Of Boston ,c3l nt l6N.
The sun., 1913-12-23
WOMEN GOLFERS AT BILTM0RE.
Probable That Metropolitan Cham-
pi0nship Goes to Plainheld.

Final arrangements for the annual
meeting of the Women's Metropolitan Golf
Association have been made The meet
ns will be held January % at the Hotel
B'ltmore and will begin at 10 80 a. NJ.
Unless some other club comes forward
with Il more attractive offer the cham
ronship tournament probably will go to
the Plainfield Country Club No applica-
tons tor the tournament have been re-
'c!Ved up 60 the present, but II was made
Nrown at the recent Metropolitan Golf
Association meeting that the Plainfield
'luh was anxious to obtain the women's
metropolitan championship of 1914
The sun., 1913-12-23

Robert I.uhban will send the inter-
national champion bulldog Champion
Deodora Monarch To England in March
and the dog will be placed at stud In
London Deodora Monarch is an "X-
ceptionally rebost dog and it is hoped
that he will be returned 10 New York
during the autumn of next year. Monarch
IS winner of seventeen championships
in America and Europe and has proved
himself sire OF much value.
The sun., 1913-12-23

EosTuN. Dec. 2--I'rcsldcnt t;affnr, ot
the Braves notified Secretary N.ckeI,ou
to-day that hc had released Pitcher
Walter r. Dickson outright to Rochester
This cuts the pitching staif down to
seventeen men. Dickson came To- Boston
on draft from Memphis in l9ll.
The sun., 1913-12-23
YALE DRAWS AWAY AT END.
Poly Holds Rivals In First Period ,
Fades In Second.

The basketball team from Yale defeated
the Polytechnic Institute five by n score
of 3s to ~ on the iatters court in Brook
lyn last night. 1t was not until the second
period that Yale drew away from Poly.
but when the New Haven quintet finally
got their speed UP they scored basket
after basket without much interference
Yale led at the end Of the first period by a
score Of 12 to II. Olsen starred for Yale
and Maine did the best work for Poly
Erasmus High defeated the Poly reserves
SO to IA. in the preliminary game. The
The sun., 1913-12-23
H. P. WH1TNEY's JOCKEY HURT.
Martin Thrown From TObOxGan and
Lands On Head.

ST MoRITz Dec 22.-J. II, Martin
Harry Payne Whitneys jockey, was
seriously injured to-day in tohoggau
accident on the famous crcsta run. which
was opened to-day for the season.
Martin was thrown from the toboggan
and landed on his head. III. is suffering
from concussion of the brain and other
injuries.
The sun., 1913-12-23

Tom O'Rourkc announced yesterday
that H. has made an Offer tn Nd Wolgast
10 TAX. part in three bouts at the Natloha'
sporting club In January. ON" OF these
oouts will hc with the winner OF the
S.rugrur- Smith scrap this evening while
another may be arranged with Willie
Richie,
The sun., 1913-12-23
HIGH TASTES DEFEAT
Far ROckaway Wins First Game for
Championship Of Queens.

The Far Rockaway High School de-
feated Newtown yesterday on the Manual
Training court in the first game for the
basketball championship of Queens. The
game was nip and tuck and the final
score was /, to - in Far Rockaway's
favor. AT time was the Far Rocka-
way team more than 8 points ahead. The
lineup:
The sun., 1913-12-23
DEFEATS GEORGETOWN AGAIN.
New York Cnlversity Rums Up
Points At BHsk ketbNll.

The New York University basketball
team defeated Georgetown last night for
the second time this season by a score
of 80 to Ii The game was fast and
interesting throughout. New York led at
the end of the first half by 10 to I.
Georgetown was poor ON shooting and
managed to score only four field goals.
The Violet quintet showed superior
teamwork throughout the game and kept
Georgetown Oh the defensive. The lineup
The sun., 1913-12-23
Clinton Five Defeats Xavier.

De Witt Clinton's basketball team de-
feated that OF the .,avier School yesterday
afternoon on the latter's court by a score
e II.I0.
The sun., 1913-12-23

Georgetown, Position New York.
Kelly ......... Right forward ......... Tyler
walsh ........ Left forward .LcVey
torncy ........... Centre. ......... " htte
poherty. y........ Right guard ..... & .Cunmings
Foley ........ i..ft guard ..... kearnev
Scnre--,;eorgetown IL: New York, SO.
Goals from ieid-Shugrue. Kelly, walsh.
bohorty, iyler. u. I.evey. :, White. cum
rnngs Goals from foul--Lorney. 6; Lyler, 10
Suhstitute--Shugrue for Walsh, King for
Doherty, watkins for Le,ey. Scott for kear-
n.y. Philips for CUMMINGS. III f.imsne for
Tyler. t'mpir,.--J H. During. Manhattan
College Time OF halves--20 minutes
The sun., 1913-12-23
KLAUS VS.. CHIP TONIGHT.
Return Match Between Middle.
weights In smoky city.

Frank Klaus will try to regain the
words middleweight title in six round
g,o'o night with George Chip in Pttsburg
.o.nirNt. Some tire ago Chip knocked
KLAUS aut, 10 the surprise of the sporting
world. and since then he has been gem
.raliy recognized as the champion, mas
much as Klaus stopped Bill Papke year
ago when the latter had succeeded To the
TILE held by the late Stanley ketchel.
Klaus is the favorite. and II he wins he
WI lose no time in sailing Tor France.
where he expects to sign for another
tgnt with Carpenter. although ne made
the Frenchman quit in 1912.
Boxing Day in Australia will he cele-
bra'ed at sydney OH Friday. when Eddie
McGoorty. the American boxer. will meet
Dave smith. holder of the heavyweight
champ ionship of that country. IN
,renty round bout. McGoorty. il will be
recalled. sent Smith into Dreamland with
couple of we'll directed wallops in
Madison Square Garden nearly two years
lgr. This will be McGoorty's first APP
torrance in Australia.
II was reported in Brooklyn yesterday
that James Twyford had leased the Cler-
mont Avenue Rink and will soon open a
new boxing club there.
Young Shugrue will shape up with
Cyclone Smith in a ten round match at
the National Sporting Club in West
Forsy-fourth street tonight.
The sun., 1913-12-23

Report has Il tltt the Peerless brd,.
= 10 heon'u. am agency and that su,
ressiul dealer iu q moderate priced ca
VII take the business
The sun., 1913-12-23

At the Importers Automobile $50
which opens a week from FrIday ~ {
EotvI Astpr. the i'"u=rot racing r1r. "
which GoUN VoA tnc 1918 $40 fn.ic w.
Will Il" shown. Also one of the Il
Mercedes cars. which wl enter ir O.
next 5uU NIL" race. Will be on vieN
The sun., 1913-12-23

As there viii be no brooklyn automohll
show this season the Automobile thanlh'
Of Comm"rC" has set aside January v
the .hpw week AZ Grand Central Pa,H
70 hr "Eroollyu y gh," Members OF IL
Brooklyn Motor Vehicle Dealers Assoc a
ton. the Long lslaud Automobile clu.
Sc. will be invited
The midland journal., 1913-05-09
THE turk and His Toilet.

Though the dress of the Turk Is elab-
crate, he is most fastidious when 1t
comes to questions of dress. He gives
one hour or more to the adorning Of bis
mustache 1t Is no mean task to change
it from 1axen to Jet black. perfume it
with rose and amber and soothe the
struggling ends. Another hour Is given
to the dyeing of his lips and the caring
for his eyelids and another In practic
ing bis most fascinating smile. He
gives the same attention to his wearing
apparel. 1t il OF finest broadcloth or
velvet and covered with embroidery OF
heavy gold. His arms and chest are
left bare to show the splendid polish
of bis. ebony skin Grace is added BY
his capote. draped with great chic Rut
this splendor would be nothing with
out sword with gilt handle. h watch
with concealed miniature. tobacco
pouch Of knitted gold and Il pistol often
studded with precious STONES.
The midland journal., 1913-05-09
The Noise Of SiIkworms.

a naked man Ia always In attend
ahce In the Matching room Of the silk
worms OF China. The worms. being
so very frail that the temperature and
humidity OF their chamber must not
vary. their guard is naked. so that he
may. detect any slightest change by
the sensitiyeness OF his skin.
After the worms are matched no loud
talking Is permitted near them, and
there are even guards whose duty 1t is
to keep the dies of them. These
guards m.ist bathe before entering the
worms presence. and their breath
must be sweet and tnoffensive. On-
ions. for instance. are forbidden fruit
Sik.h precautions seem absurd Yet
1t is iinqilesriona that China leads
the world in silkworm culture. a Chi
hese silk worm farm breeds the strange.
industrious creatures by the million.
In one OF the great silkworm houses
1t is possible to hear the worms feed
ing: yea. 1t is even possible. so numers
ons are they. to hear the sound they
make In spinning their cocoons a
sound like the ripple of rain. Chicago
Record. II erald.
The midland journal., 1913-05-09
For the Weak and Nervous

Tired ont, weak, nervous men
and women feel ambitious, ener-
getic, full Of life and always have a
good appetite, if they would do the
sensible thing for health-taEe g
Electric Bitteis. Nothing hetter
for the stomach, liver or kidneys
Thousands say they owe their lives
TO this wonderful home remedy.
Mrs. o Rhynevault. OF Vestal
Center, N. Y, says: "I regard
Electric Bitters as one of the great
est of gifts. / can never forget
what it has done for me-. Get a
bottle yourself and see what diff
ference it will make 10 yonr health.
Only SOC and 81 90 Recommend.
ed by Eli T. Reynolds.
The midland journal., 1913-05-09
The sav,fs,,.

More energetic than any other sharks
are the sawfish. whose snouts are pro-
longed into a broad blade of cartilage.
which Is horizontal when the fish is
swimming In a normal position and
has both its edges set with slightly
curved teeth about an inch apart. The
end of this formidable looking weapon
is blunt and comparatively soft, so
that it is quite incapable Of the feats
popularity attributed to 1t OF piercing
whales bodies, ships timbers, etc. 1t
attacks other fish by swift lateral
thrust of the saw beneath them, the
keen edge. disem boweling them Then
it feeds upon the soft entrails. which
are apparently the only food 1t can
eat from the peculiar shape Of its
mouth 1t has an enormous number
OF small teeth. sometimes as many as
fifty rows III one individual, but they
are evidently unfit for the rough du-
ties required OF their teeth by the gar
bage eating members of the family.