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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-04
WHEELING HI INVADES
TRIAD'S GYM TONIGHT
Both Terms Are Expecting Hard
Battle and Each Is Confident
or Victory.

The Wheeling High school .osser-
will irvad" the Philadelphia gym this
evening rrr the second game OF the
SEASON with the out-the-pik" boys. on
January IS. these TWO tiveS met on
WhAclinGS floor and the Cold and Blue
boys came out on the long end Of
@l-9l score.
This evening things will be different
according 10 the word coming from the
.ro schools Coach Wolfe promises 20
give the ROssmea y hard struggle and
may nosH out Il" victor. The cry floor
team suffered it, lrst defeat OF the
season last night ut the hands Of the
Rellalre i've: and they VIII De in fight
Ing humCr when they enter Il" contest
tonight However. the Wheeling basket
GERS realize that the Philadelphia Quintc;
Is one OF the best In scholastic circles
and th;y do not cN?ec: an easy game
bv any Elcans.
For several weeks The rcd and black
team has been Handicapped on account
90 illness and though they have main
taircd 4 good record they lave not
ocen scoring ut their best. This even
Ing they VIII cut~- tn" battle In first
class condition. with thc natural ad-
vantage OF their home Hoor and Fried.
rtcks going q; - usual clip the en-
Fage'ncrt viii be well worth witness
ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-04
PITT COLLEGIANS
: WILL PLAY AGAIN
Veteran Baseball Nine Appears at Beta
any According TO tbs
Soijsdu1s.

Special 70 the Intelligencer.
Pittsburgh, Patriarch 3.-The famous
Pittsburgh Collegians will be back in
the game the coming season FOR their
twenty-second consecutive campaign.
No other club Of their kind In tho east
can show a record OF this nature. Rich
ard Guy. sporting editor OF tho Pits
hurSh Leader, is again In charge or tho
club. James Jennings. OF Shadyside
academy. will be the captain and play
shorts;on. The season will open May 10
and close Labor Day. Some OF the COLI
lcge games thus far arranged for are:
MAY 10 and 11--kiski at Salisbury.
May l7--At Penn State.
May IS---At Rellefonte.
May Is--At st. Francis, Lcretto, Pa.
May 24-At University Of Pittsburgh.
May 25 and 26-West Virginia Univer.
site ut Morgantown, w. aV.
June AT Carnegie Tech.
June Sat Westminster.
June 5 and 6--W. & j. at Washin gton.
June Ic and l3--At Grove City college.
June II and 15-At Bethany college.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-04
TOLEDO BOWLERS
STILL LEADING

Toledo. March 3--Out OF town bowicrs
failed today to dislodgc Toledoaas from
the leadership In the doubles and sing
les events OF the American Bowling
Congress tournament.
=. Thomas and {. Hcots. OF Decatur.
Illinois. rolled into fourth position IN
the two men event with score Of 1881.
1t WAS the only visiting pair 10 get into
the list Of the first ten IN that division.
\ new leader appeared in the singles
today IN IA" person of J. Stapleton OF
Toledo. vino rolled Gl9. S. Clauscn OF
Sheriff.. New York. collected h9l for his
three games giving him third place IN
The standings.
\. Bray OF Decatur rolled $50 for fifth
p.acS and V. ConkIin. also OF Decatur.
won tenth place with 500.
cleveland b"wlerS failed 10 enter the
first ten IN either division.
Two squads Olt Of town bo~lers are
m IA" alleys tonight. tho frs! taK!1g
INC drives II SIS and the sec1ld nj
1890.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-04
LOCALS RELAX WITH TEN POINT
LEAD IN FIRST QUARTER
AND THEN LOSE.
= Local La ssies win In Easy Form-Th'
Greatest Crowd Of Season
Sees Battles.

Before tho biggest crowd oc basket
BALL fans that has Witnessed d game ~
;hc Ohio Valley this season. the Beliair"
h!gh school boys defeat the wheeling
high tossers last night on the Be!a're
floor, 24-2O. ne game was one OF the
hardest fought in Be'iatrfc basketball
annals.
The Gold and Blue 'assi"s had an easy
time N downing the Red and BLACK.
Miss Tay,ors proteges Playing in cham
pionship form and winning. @9-lO.
Tho victory of Bclia:re's boys last
night was the biggest upset OF the sea-
son. On February ). the locals took the
Red and BLACK into camp. 49,. on the
Wheeling floor and were favored I" Win
last night The home team. however.
took advantage Of the Cold relaxing az
ter getting away to n ten point lead N
the first quarter
wheeling showed rea, sorm IN the
first period and soon after the whistle
blew starting the game, was leading 10
l. The second period. however. found
Bc,iaire fighting desperate uphill.
game. and at half time. the score stood
1912. with tire locals on the long end.
In the second half. Wheeling tried
hard to get lead. but the Red ex-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-04
DEMPSEY MATCH
MEETING OBJECTIONS

Jersey City. y. J., March 3--The New
Jersey state hoxin= commission does not
look with favor on match between
lack Dempsey, worlds heavyweight
boxing champion. and Harry wills, ne
gro heavyweight
while no action vas taken 10 prohibit
definitely s1ch match In this state
tho com mission through It's chairman. K.
II. Doherty. met to-day AMI issued 4
statement expressing the belief that
the public generally are opposed to this
match.
Governor Edwards. m a statement
last night, declared he would permit
such match In New Jersey II there was
q public demand.
Chairman DohHrty declared that hr
saw Governor Edwards to-day and that
tho governor informed him he was
merely expressing a pGrsoAl opinion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-04
BETHANY COLLEGIAN
TO DISCUSS PLANS

Bethany. W. Va. Marcl, 3.--.Nr cNlra
size edition OF tho "Cniieg!aC,' H."
Bethany college news sheet has h""n
planned for March 7th. Ia which IL"
pros and cons Of the disCuSsI"u CT
Wheeling and WellsbUrS rs the SCAT e..
Bethanys future football program We
be brought out in print. has been an
bounced by the chairman Of the board
OF publications.
No question OF athletic policy rf IN
last decade has brought forth 80 mnch
varied discussion AZ the decision uf ~
board OF athletic control IL rIlr y .i.'-
burg two OF Eethary's home games.
The opinions OF the SUDDEN; body 10y .,
means give Wellsburg tho decision
though the chief argument In favor -:
tho nearby town il the argument that
It is nearer TO Bethany and hence moro
easily accessible to tho students
Not Georgetown or Marietta.
The statement given OF; 10y some
Wellsburg publicity agents that Gcv:,;"-
town and Marietta We're the games 10
DO played in tho river rity ere alto
gether without foundation IN c,c;.
Georgetown has not at an time THIS
year been possible prpuucnt for
Bethany in the fall Thr team referred
TO IN the hoard OF control meeting yas
George Washington university. The
removal of the Marietta game - Wells.
burg would meet a great dca! or opp"-
sltion due to the fact that Marietta
Is considered ono Of the big points G..
III" Whc cling achedule.
Tho further statement mat H."
bringing Of Bethany football "am"s
to Well9burG would enrich the crfr.r.i
OF Wclls5urg merchants docs not M" (,
with general approval Graduate Nam
sger Boyd has expressed himself nS
opposed 70 such advert !scmcnt az hcin.,
in direct opposition 10 me cfcurts thai
are hc!nC made TO clean W al college
sports today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-04
BERNIE HAHN OUTPO|NT5 CIRCUS
PERROTTA LOST OUT To WASHER
LOADMAN BANNED
FROM OHIO RING

Youngstown. Ohio. March %.-Dtck
Loadnar. veteran Buffalo boxer. has
been indefinitely suspended by the To-
cal boxing commission and steps VII! De
taken 10 have him barred from every
ring in Ohio. it was learned tonight.
The action follows Loadman poor
showing in u bout against Dandy Frush.
Cleveland fcathcrweight. here TUESDAY
night. The referee stopped the match
in the fourth round.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-04
Eighth Grade.
C: BASEBALL

Tho Golden links held meeting or
III" baseball team last night and plans
were discussed for the coming season.
The members Of the team were present
and 4 few new players. which we were
Curcunat TO get two OF them. pItIHcF
md \ catcher which arc oii-umerS ~
baseball. The team looks strong from
rhr standpoint. We would like to near
from some good teams wishing to pook
games at home or abroad.
CIll Mir. I:rad"n and ask for Mr.. ii.
RClnhart. manager. phoue 2S5l-W.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-04
LOCAL BOYS WIN THEIR BOUTS IN
ERIE sRow-BoTH HAD IT
EASY ALL THE WAY
Z. o. Circus Had But One Round over
HAnn-vasoher Outclassed oppon-
emit Throughout
70 The IntcllicenCe-

Special 20 ne lUlEbllE'lNEs
Erie. Penn. March &.--B"-Flc liam
Of Wheeling tonight out"o'nted h. ..
Circus OF Pittsburgh in 4 ten round bout
u the Erie Arena. Except for the
fourth round which Circus cut loose
with a couple Of left HOOKS which found
q resting place on FHhns head and
stomach the PittsburEher was unable 10
do any damage. Hahn forced the Hght-
ing throughout. his left jaS and r,Sht
Grass being repeatedly IN evidence. Cir
Gus had 20 take three Or four blows 10
land one. bu, he steod NJ under the pun
;shmcn, and was always coming back
for more.
Hahn oucbcxeG and o1tpointcd his
man throughout holding him on all tEc
way. except in the fourth session. hahn
weighed i2Sh- Circus l@Sis.
Ssm1-Final Bout
Johnny W her also - Wheeling
whipped George perro;ta az New castle
in the Seini-dna, o: six rounds. Washer
was altogether too smart for rerrotta
who failed - E,u! 2u effective blow
throughol' the mill. Washer "u;po:nted
perrotta all the way. although neither
man did much damage.
About l.@op FANS Witnessed the scraps
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-04
PITT ENDS SEASON
TRIMMING WESLEYAN

Pstts6ursh. Pa. March = The tui-
Sersity OF Pittsburgh baskoihaU team
closed It's home season tonight by de
Seatinx West Virginia Wesleyan. - 70
%. Pitt was trailing a. tn" half way
mark. Wesleyan leading Is 20 II. In,
the Painters easily took ,He !"Ud TO-
ward the close o: the contest. captain
Jordan OF PITT was the Individual star
With SIX field goals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-04
MOUNTA|NEERS
v5,PRES|DENTS
ANCIENT RIVALS CLASH THIS EVE
MING ON THE MoRGANTowN
ARK FLOOR
Mountainous won Previous meeuhe
And Are In Good Condition
For Tonight

MorSantcNn, March 3--Thc eve OF ONO
nc he most important games on INC
West Virginia University hasketpaII
schedule finds the MOuntaineer noor
suuad IN little better than poor condi-
lion. All efforts to get the formerly
smooth worhing Old Gold and 6lu"
machine back into running condition for
,nmorrow's battle with the Washington
and jefferson college outfit have taiieo
and there was l!;tlr hope OF victory eN-
pressed here tonight.
There IL no remedy for the varsity S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-04
OFFICE OF SECRETARY
WHEELING LODGE NO. S,
A AZ
WHEELING, W. VA.


Brethren:-You are hereby re-
ouested to be present at Special
Communication OF Wheeling Lodgs
No. 5. A. F. G. A. NJ. on Saturday.
March !, 1922, at l o'clock p. m, for
the purpose Of attending the funeral
of our late Bro VIM. NJ. Strautman,
who died February 25, 1922, at Denver.
Coo. lnterment Mt. Zion Cemetery.
Sister Lodges invited.
TRANSPORTATION furnished
BY order,
HERBERT MARSHALL, W. NJ.
Attest: T. J. Watkins, Sec'y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-04
FcllaRsbee-16.

Goals Tough. i: CamI.ctti. 4; Wade,
4. ra~micAa"l =; cooper. ;; Wc"da. /.
Fouls llough. : ont &c "a: Wade. :
out Of .: Matthews. out Of :: carey.
| our Of :; W,r'i.,, out 81 -.
Eci,rrr--Hryrc. Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-04
.RFD AND BLACK SURPRISES THE
Gold AND BLUE IN GREAT CAME

changed scores. caginS 4 basket every
time the locals scored. one team eau
Ing, then the other.
The S,riS' game was each Tor vince
ing. Miss Evans hciuC the star or TIE
game. The Red VAS prepared /" Eu"ru
Mics Stc.uhickcr closely. and IL" "olo
fed the bah 70 the other Forward re-
pca,edly for baskets.
~,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-04
BETHANY LOST

Pittsburgh, March S.-Bcthany eolleEs
was defeated 1T basketball here tonight
by Duguesne University, the homo team
winning by 4 score Of 43 &c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-04
GRADE: SCHOOL
VOLLEY BALL
Yesterdays Scores.
UaIEftv.

Yesterdays Scores.
Varsity.
Madison. 20: clay. Ii.
Union =: Richie. q. (forfc!t)
Center. 50: Washington. IL.
Eight Grade.
Madison. .; Clay. Q.
lItchic. Q; Union, 4.
WashinctOn-Ccnier No teams.
Seventh Grade.
Clay. Il; Madison. s.
liichlc. Il: Union. G. /.
Washington. 60; Center. 8.
Sixth Grade.
No scores announced. =!
Special
Mckinley. q, jefferson, 7.
Ctop6inns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-04
Boys Game.

Substitutions - Wheeling: Noo'hson
and May: Rellaire: McMasters.
Field Goals-Brinkmaa. 3: Byrd, /:
Watkins. .: Grin. 5: Snyder. !; Miles, l.
Kochnleir. !; Niemiec. l.
Fouls rinkman. out OF 10; Orin' l
on, Of IL; Snyder. = out OF 4.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-04

\ gentleman undertook 10 purchase
2 waist for his wife. What bust? IN.
uuired the saleswaman.
WHY. | didn't hear anything. -
Every body's.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-04

II cost a. third Of billion dollars 70
RIM New York for a year apd VIC doubt
If IT is worth it.-Philsdelphia Inquirer.
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employees
HOLD CONTESTS
EmPLoYEs OF THE WHEELING d.
VISION OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
SYSTEM WILL MEET At
"Y'' TODAY.
Athletes Who win Ont Today IN the
Contests VIII Be Entered IN the
National Meet at Columbus.

Wheeling division Pennsylvania rail-
road employees will hold elimination
athletic contests this afternoon At the
Y. NJ. q. A. gym. All those VINO snow
up welt this atternooa wHl be taken to
Columbus on April % TO compete In the
indoor athletic meet TO DO held by the
PENNSYLVANIA System. Employees OF the
comDany from all over the country
will he entered In the big meet at Col
umbus.
There are many good athletes in the
Wheeling district who will assemble
at the ~" this afternoon, and as there
has already been great deal OF tnter'
est shown in the various sport events,
tho contests should prove close and
exciting today.
There will be ali kinds OF events,
such as bowling. billiards. boxing.
wrestling horseshoe pitching. basket
bail. swimming. shot put. track and
Jumping. The womea In TIE employ OF
the company will also participate IN
the contests.
Those who are successful this after
noon will have chance to match their
sAIh against some OF the best ath! etes
III the country and the winners at Col
umbus in April viii be known as the
champions OF the Pennsylvania Rail
road System.
The following are events that are
scheduled for the national meet at
Columbus and the same program that
will be followed out at the "r' gym
this afternoon:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-04
Regulars Back

Coach ByCrly Will call on Walker and
Eaton to play the forwards FOR his team
with lTie mt center and kopf and Saun-
dcrs at the guards. Walker IS product
of Homestead, Ia. High, while Eaten
halls from Bellevue. Ia. High. Lyle
PLAYED for Washington, Ia. High last
winter while Saunders comes from Nc
KceSport. Ia. High. Herb Korf Is the
only member OF the squad with prep
Rchoo! experience having starred OIL the
various team at Lake Forest. H.. Acad-
any. With his TWO stars. the Conn
bnthcrs. unavailable. COach BEcriN
will rely upon this lineup 20 bring tna
tri-statc title to his alma mater. y
victory tomorrow over West virginia
VIII give the Red and Black an und!s-
puted claim To the title and with such
n prize at stake the Presidents are sure
TO put up a hard battle. Then, too.
they want TO average the 29-"J defeat
they suffered at the hands Of the locals
earlier III the year.
In preliminary game 10 the varsity
". & !. battle the West Virginia Fresh
man will meet the Potomac State COL
lcCe outfit. The State machine. which
halls from Keyscr. w Va, defeated the
FrcshicS earlier in the season at that
place IN a fast and wcll-playeh game.
Since that time. however, the FreSh:cS
have been strengthened by the addition
Of now men and their showing has been
much better While NOT overconftdcnt
the Trcsh!es' are hopeful Of victory
and viii nGht.hard Ia aVcNSc tho defeat.
TWO referees. Hoffman nf kcyser Prep,
md Baird OF Ptnn State. will officiate
here tomorrow. the former handling the
Freshmen Potomac State battle and Tho
latter the main attraction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-04

The aph!s drops nud called honey
dew. much sought by ants. who tend
tho insects like mtlch cows
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-04
CATHEDRAL MIDGETS
DEFEAT LIGKTNINGS

In ras' bat onc-sldcd game. The
Cathedral high scHool 'nidc':s defeated
tho Lightning 1--WE last night on the
IN IhNLrnl tlnnr- IL n 2 Mn. .ENrn-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-04
RETI AIRE HIGH TURNS TABLES ON WHEELING

condition and only a flash OF early sea-
son form will enable the locals TO nose
out victory over the Presidents who
are reported 10 be confident OF victory
The West Virginia squad has never
fully recovered from the flu when
put four regulars out OF the lineup
while the team was on It's annual east
ern trip last month. Coach StauSFoIu
has been tireless In his efforts to over
come the deplorab!e situation but ne
has been unsuccessful.
W. o. Coming Back
West Virginia has not been able to
show her full strength since the. Wash
ngton & Lee contest of month ago,
and since that game the team has been
slowly slipping. Carnegie Tech. team
which should have been easy" for the
M0untasnecrS. administered dOuhIe
trouncing while Wesleyan and Westm'n-
ster were barely nOscd out. IN games
here There Is no denying that the team
Is decidedly off color" and the SHOW
ing In practice this week has not gwen
the fans any reason To believe that they
are back in good condition.
Coach Siadsvold will probably start
the lineup he has used whenever p"ssi-
bic and which is undoubtedly the stroi-
gest combination West Virginia can put
forth This means that Homer Martin
and Pierre Hi will be at the Forwards
Captain kigcr ut center, and Doug BOW
crs and Bob Hawkins at guards. Mar
tins shooting has been Ear below stan
Lard during TIE past Two weeks ana th'S
coupled with Pierre HIS poor phTSl"a'
condition viii cause the MountaAeers
to revert to a defensive game. lowers
and Hawkins arc both in excellent con-
dition and their work = guard has Tea
cured every game even the defeats
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-30
PUBLIC INDEBTEDNESS

State Controller Ray L. Riley has sent out insert
for his report of the financial operations of counties
and municipalities which stands out rather impress
svey than single section which we noted in the original
During the past decade says the report the total bond
ed Indebtedness all government in California
has increased from to 1921 or z44
60 per cent This increase that aggregates
than cent of the total wealth of the state Mr.
Riley thinks should have attention of all tax evyng
bodies CALIFORNIA; credit be eopardized by over
financing and the ratio of increase during the next
years would impose confscatng tax burdens upon the
people.
During the past year the report the total amount
expended for interest and redemption of debt s259
297 To produce this amount would require tax rate
of Sc cents on every s1oO of assessed valuation
For the matter to be entirely clear would be neces
sary to know much of the S559297 for interest and
redemption for redemption and how mnch merely or
interest If major portion for redemption the sua-
ton becomes much less alarming and inclined to be-
that in event the matter is not so desperate a
California is rapidly developing country perhaps
more so than any other section of the United states
business its activities enfod should not 1ee
that if was frenzed finance increase the capital three
times and that is substantially what happening IN oa!
forna The increase Of bonded indebtedness really amounts
to increase of capital No would say that school IA
cies should not keep pace with increasing pGp Won ION
The same applies the bonded Indebtedness OF cities Wne
city like Angeles doubles its population 1t calls or
sewers and and public utilities OF all kinds ihey are
the machinery of civilization and to that extent are
not expense .uato of 1n,nera1 county The drainage
and consolidation bonds do not represent prodlgai eA
trayagance rather prctecton Tor tne ves
ment we already have They add more than tneir equu
lent to the wealth of the county We beeve that te sa
thing applies with regard to the great majority OF puDc
bond issues They the expression OF progressive
noS understanding that is to keep apace
with the times and even to anticipate them If some future
crisis to be avoided El Centre turned down water po
issue year 1t was very great islafe %
K will eventually more to get out OF our olllcu
than it would cost tovoe the bonds ana go aeao VIII"
a forehanded plan really solve the question: .,;
Mr. Riley's report would throw more iignt on tiis
subject if he would furnish parallel exhibit showing
how much nrivate capital has increased In the period COW
ared hv his figures on public indebtedness DO private
enterprises find it to increase the oonoeo III
ehtedness? If So Mr.. Riley think that 1t an e'-
dence of decadence of growth and progress
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-30

tomato, carrot, corn, potato, bean and
hash, " answered the dog.
+" Hash!" cried Uncle Wiggily. "I
never heard of a hash lollypop.
"It's Il little of every other flavor
mixed up" said the dog.
"Hum," quackcd Lulu. 81 think
Ill take "a rose favored two-ccnt lolly.
pop"
The dog gentleman reached for it,
but Lulu cried: "No, I've changed my
mind. I'll take orange The dog gen
tleman, with "a patient look on his face,
reached for that flavor, but Lulu flut
tered her wings and quacked: "No, j
think / IL take a watercress flavor"
"We haven't any of that kind, -
said the dog.
"Oh, dear!" sighed Lulu.
81 IL tell you how to choose sug-
gested Uncle Wiggily. "Close your
eyes, Lulu, and pick out u lollypop
Take the first one you get in your
wing
''Oh, that s a jolly way!" laughed
the duck girl. So she closed her eyes
and waved her wing over the pile of
two.cent lollypops, saying: "Jiggie
Jaggie, joggie jake! Tell me which
lollypop to take!" And when she
picked up one and >opened her eyes it
was an orange flavor. "Just the kind
like best!" laughed Lulu. Then she
fluttcred out of the candy store with
Uncle Wiggily, who didn't care very
much for candy.
And on the way home, all of sud
den, as Lulu was eating her lollypop
the bad Bob Cat sprang from the
bushes crying:
81 want something to eat!'
Have some of my lollypop," I" polite
ly invited Lulu.
"No, want Uncle Wiggily's ears!
howled the bad Bob Cat.
"Well, you shan't have them!
quacked Lulu, and with the hard enc
Of her lollypop stick she tickled th'
Bob Cat in the ribs 80 much that h'
had to laugh whether he wanted to o.
not; and when he laughed he couldn 7
nibble the bunny. So the rabbit Sgep
tleman and Lulu safely reached home
with the lollypop, and all was well.
And if the sugar spoon doesn Z thinl
the egg beater is merry go 'rount
and try to get ride on it before th'
rice pudding goes to sleep, l II tell yoi
] next about Uncle Wiggily taking
Alice Wibblewobble coastins.