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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-27

Europe. His record is amazing. He
began as a youthful prodigy and was
playing high-class billiards at the
age of 16. The Hollander was born
in 1899. His first championship was
won i'm 1915. when he gained the
title in the second class, correspond
ing to the American Class b, with
an average Of seven. The following
year he repeated on the title, and at
that time graduated ITO the Glass A
division. Since then his averages
have regularly increased.
In the early part of last year. Bos
gained permanent possession of the
celebrated Kras Told cup in Hol-
land after three victories. This was
a three-year contest. His opponents
we're Robins, Wiemers and Dom,
mering. His grand average was 10.
For the first time, in 1920, the
Hollander played in the world
championship tournament in Paris,
against Faroux, Darantiere, Baudart,
DeGasparin and Roudil. He won
all his matches except the one
against Roudil. He scored 4S7 points
and Roudil 4l6. when Roudil fin
ished the match with run of 81,
thus winning the title of champion.
Inc Erand average OF bOS was - =
In the early spring of this year
Bos won the world championship In
Paris against Blanc. COrty Sells,
Faroux and Robins. Unfortunate
ly Roudil was prevented In takipg
part i'm the tournament. on this oc-
casion he also won match arai~St
the young professional, Cont, by
500 to 245
The best average that the Hol-
lander has made in match play Is
an even $500 points in ten in
nings. His best run IN this ;;trtnS
was 2O2. This is fSH superior to the
American record OF 139 which
Charles III @ d d on established AT
Cleveland, Ohio, in the tournament
last February, Bos fi~'ehe1 h'7
match in the championship against
FsrouN in f9ris WI,n It H.. ~. ..-.
While playing In practice games he
has counted 3l6, 3l3, 29l and 267.
As an indication Of how he plays
and how dangerous he will he
to the best Americans, II may be
stated that hs wUr W. champion
ship OF HoN'" this year with a
grand average OF 24m
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-27
BURNS ESSAYS RING
COMEBACK TONIGHT
IN GO WITH DURHAM
Miami Dog Race
Meet Under Way
About February p

Tho greyhound rloc meeting
scheduled for miami Flnu this win.
,r but un.rh has boon practically
given pp bN local dog men, i7 "un
again. An,o.dinR ip telegram ~
aoitcd yesterday by Secretary John
Shauphucssy ~ the Mia Continent
Racing association. from -. =
Smith. inventor of the electric
course who Be- behind the Miami
project.
"Au our difficulties hav" been
lrouod ont" wired Mr. Smith "nud
construction work viii hc ruphcd
Meeting hero viii open about rob
runry 22 BIG owners In California
are shipping Spread tho news
among the owners"
u II is successful tho Miami meet
Ing probably win continue Tor about
two months. giving tho owners
plenty of tlmo to ship to East &.
Louis Tor spring meeting there
about May f. Tho next Tulsa meet.
ing probably will bc night affair
opening In june Miami " Il city of
about 10000. not including the large
resort colony there every winter
Racing men are confident the meet
Ing there will meet with great sue
CeRs
There is talk Of racing In Tulso
on Saturdays aud sundays, ~ own
ors here ship TO Miami, however
this probably viii not he carried out
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-27
Harvey Young Pin
Smashers in Van
Iii Oil l.. Games

Harvey Young tcnpin smaShcrs
assumed tho lead In the oil league
last night by winning two games In
three from the Elks club quint In n
closely contested match. Prior to
this Harvey Young and Elks had
been tied for the lead, each having
won / / and lost one.
Tho first aud third games which
were grabbed by Harvey Youngs
were very close, being In doubt until
he last man ON each team had shot
The first game was decided by a
two-pln margin. the count being
S66 to S6l with tho Elks on th,
short end while losing two game'
and winning but one the Elki
scored high with total pins 2,53i t'
2,530.
Pitcher. anchor" OF the Harvey
Youngs was high for 30 frame,
with 6b3. and his goa in the last
game was high iO-frame count.
The aCOrea.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-27
Golf No Longer
fialts as Winter
Holds the Boards

CHICAGO, Jan. 26.-Winter golf
Ia becoming as general as all-year
motoring, according to former Ma
tional Champion Chick Evans.
Between the sturdy golfers who fol-
low the red ball through the snow
on northern links and the thou
sands who journey to more mod
crate climes, Evans estimates that
about half OF Americas golfers con-
tlnue to play during the fr gid
months Bevies of men and women,
even. follow the rubber pellet with
wood and iron over the frozen Inns,
in the north, whilo gdf courses
have been built by scores in the
southern and Pacific coast states
until some 500 semi-tropical links
now await the ingress of winter
players. The greatest growth in re-
cent years has been in Texas, where
friendly. but spirited, contest has
been waged for supremacy among
fast growing cities in the cotton and
oil belts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-27
Ell RENO CAGERS
MEET TULSA HI
QUINT TONIGHT
Both Teams Going Great
All Others of Little
Ten" Also Busy
Tonight In Little Ten"

Tonight IN Little Ten"
III Reno at Tulsa.
Sapulpa at Enid.
Blackwell at Okmulgee.
oklahoma city az Guthrie.
shawnee at McAlestcr.
Coach Rau's Tulsa high school
basketeers. travelling at top speed
and with the state championship
their goal. meet their stiffest oppo-
sition Of the season to date tonight
at r. ". s. gym when they encounter
the El Reno quint, winner of the
state scholastic houors last season.
The r. II. $. supporters have been
looking forward to tho FL Reno
game as the most important Of the
season up to III" championship
tournament which will follow the
regular schedule. A capacity crowd
Ia expected at the gym tonight.
- Coach Rau has been putting his
charges through brisk practice every
day this week. Training was con.
cluded last night with a private ses-
sion. The Crimson and Cream out
fit has continued its fine passing
game which has swept, opponents
off their feet In the last Few games.
and unless somebody falters FL Reno
is not looked upon 10 check the local
winning streak. Coach Rau will use
the same lineup as during the last
few weeks.
The Ell Reno team will arrive in
Tulsa this morning. Tonight's 8
game win start at 3 o'clock. 1t will
be preceded by a preliminary start
ing at 1915.
While Tulsa is taking on El Reno
all other members OF the Little
Ten" conference also will be I'm ac-
tion. Coach Virgil Jones will take
his Sapulpa squad to Enid. After
a late start Sapulpa Is showing rapid
Improvement, and Jones believes
he has good chance 10 beat Enid.
Jones has not fully recovered from
an attack sf the FLU but is so anxious
TO have his boys show at their best
that he will accompany the team
anyway Blackwell, which defeated
Sand Springs at Sand Springs in a
hard game last night. will journey
to Okmulgee. oklahoma City Will
play al Guthrie and Shawnee will
tacKle McAlester.
Probably the most important of
all the conference battles tonight
will be thelocal clash. as both Tulsa
and El Reno are recognized as Sc.
rious conference championship con.
tenders, and a blow will be dealt the
hopes of one. Neither has met de.
feat to date ip the conference.
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Landis Takes Another
Rap at the Black SOn

CHICAGO, Jan. 26.--ludgc Kenc-
saw NJ lands. commissioner Of
baseball, In replying by letter today
To semiprofessional manager who
inquired as to the status Of players
who performed ON the same team
with Claud Williams, outlawcd OK
major Lacquer, said that while there
had been no ruling on his part he
"d'd not believe any club should
knowingly sign or retain PLAYERS
who participated IN games with a
confessed recipient of gamblers
gold " Williams was ono of the so
called "Black SoN' tried for the al.
legged cons piracy to throw the 1913
world series,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-27
Dallas Baseball ROW
Is Up in Court Today

DALLAS, Texas, Jan. 26--Thc
legal contest over the Dallas base
ball franchise viii be resumed In
district court here tomorrow, Hear
lug on tho petition OF the Dallas
Athletic association for an injunction
restraining HE Texas league from In
terfer!ng with its conduct Of tho
clubs affairs will he concluded.
Following the hearings the court is
expected to act ON the plea Of the
Texas league rs intcrveuov In tho
suit of Ike Sabolsky versus Jess Has
sell and Hamilton Patterson I'm
which a receiver for the club H.
asked pending the outcome OF tho
legal proceedings.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-27
Pig Club Membership
Has NOlC Reached 5000

Phil c. Lowry, member OF the ~
& NJ. college staff and a specialist In
livestock clubs was In Tulsa Thurs
day comforting with j. $. Malone,
county agent, in regard to boys and
girls pig and calf clubs. Lowry has
been largely responsible for the
many clubs formed over the state.
Last year. he said there were 5000
pig club members. There . was an
average OF six pigs produced by each
members a total of 10000 pigs
which at market value run close to
half million dollars The calf cluhs
last year numbered about 1000 en-
rollment. he said. Lowry believes
that the enrolment this year will be
fully as large as last year with pos
slble increase.
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WrSStIing by Rounds
Pronounced a Success

CHICAGO, Jan. 26.--Sport fans
today analyzed the first American
wrestling match held under the rules
providing for 10 minute rounds
following the contest last night in
which Johnny Meyers retained the
middlewe ght wrestling champion
ship by throwing John kilonis in the
fourth round.
The 5000 fans who witnessed the
bout approved OF the method of con-
Quoting the match and newspaper
comment today was favorable, indi-
eating that the experiment had
proved a success.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-27
$4,000 in Cash
Involved in Deal
For Peckinpaugh

WASHINGTON, Jan 2O,-Cash
10 the amount of $4,000 was In
volved In tho deal by which the
washington club OF the American
,oag,,a acquired the services of
Roger Peckinpaugh. shortstop,
Ctarx Griffith, president OF the Sen
ators. announced today before the
I<iwanis club. Othor considerations
i'm the deal. he told the club, were
The transfer of Frank O'Rourko Ia
Boston which held Peckinpaugh' NJ
contract, and Joe Acosta and "Bing
Miller 10 the philadelphia Athlell,s
NJ griffith dld not say whether the
Sbo OOO was divided between m,
Boston and Philadelphia clubs Oh
went to only one OF them.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-27
BlackweH Wins Hard
Game From s. S. High

RackwelIs Little Ten" confer
enco basketball team defeated sand
Spring High at sand Springs last
night, oS TO 10, In a well contested
game sand Springs staged a come
hack In the last half. outscoring the
visitors n to i'm that period Lin
coin mado all OF Sand Springs
points,
Sand Springs High win play Bar
! tlosvIlo Friday night and will go
I To Dewey Tor Il game saturday
night
Reggs High girls will play sand
/ springs Hish girls AT Sand springs
Friday night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-27
KEARNS ADMITS
JACK MAY MEET
CARP IN EUROPE
Tour of Continent, Cul-
minating in Battle,
Now Considered
By SID MERCER
cpaCl.I rrrnsuonaeut n g

NEW YORK, Jan. 2B.--,A
purse equal TO the one he re
Cciycd from the Jersey City fight
last summer has been Offered
Jack Dempsey for second bout
with Georges Carpenter In t,on-
don IN July, Jack Kcarns, tho
champions manager, annCluCrd
tonight.
Dempscy's share IN the cham
plonship fight with the French
man last July wins said to have
been S3O0.0Oo, the largest stake
ever Offered pugilist. Carpcn-
tiers share was 100000.
This offer, Of course. IS more
than tempting" said Kearns. "and
I shall announce my decision
soon.'
NEW YORK. Jan. ga return
match with Georges Carpenter I'm
England next summer now looms M
az the next important-ring engage
ment for champion Jack Dempsey
Unless n more worthy American Op-
ponent that has yet appeared can be
found TO match with the champion
at Madison square Garden in the
l
himself to Britain for an extended
theatrical tour ending in another
battle with the European champion
! In London.
This Is the news brought In hv
Jack Kearns. who has arrived i'm
| New York from Los Angeles. whery
/ Dempsey is now resting after a
! strenuous tour OF the west, during
which he boxed daily.
The champion Is in splendid con-
! dition" asserted his manager. He
/ wouldn't require more than two
/ weeks training TO bump off any
| heavyweight brave enough to get in
/ the ring with him"
Kearns intends to Keep Dempsey
busy until midsummer The book
| lngs will depend on whether Jack
makes his next fight here or abroad.
1--WE have an offer to show
Dempsey in big time in the cas-.
said Kearns. "and also have several
moving picture stunts. one -thiig
ls certain, Jack will not get fat o.
stale through loafing. He isnt like
other champions | have known. His
principal business is fighting and he
stands ready to meet any rival who
IL good enough to attract a gate
which will repay Jack for the time
he Will lose IN training. however, |
hardly think he can get AS much for
any bout In this country as he can
for meeting Carpenter again in
England.
II have offers from different pro-
moters, but one that interests me
particularly. comes through ons OF
the noted English boxing writers
who came over here last summer
for the Carpenter fight This man
represents a syndicate of prominent
) British spOrtsmen who have not
heretofore been identified with the
promotion of boxing. This syndi-
cate is willing TO underwrite a
Dempsey tour OF England and
France and TO pay Jack a small for
tune to fight Carpenter again. II
looks good TO me"
so far" continued Kearns, "the
negotiations have been carried on by
cable but letters are on the way and
next week / am to meet local rep
resentative OF Che men who are
making the offer. So II looks to me
as II we will sail for England In the
spring"
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GIRLS! LEMONS /
WHITEN ROUGH
C.HAPPED HANDS

Squeeze the juice OF two lemons
into bottle containing three ounces
OF orchard White, which any drug
store will supply sor a few cents
shake well. and you have a quarter
pint OF harmless and delightful
lemon bleach lotion to soften ana
whiten red. rough or chapped hands,
This homemade lemon lotion Is FAR
superior to glycerin and rose water
to smoother the skin. Famous stage
beauties use II to bleach and bring
that soft. clear, rosy-white complex
lon, because It doesn't irritate,-Aa-
vertisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-27
McAIe&,er Urged to
Prepare for Baseball

MALEsTER. Jan. 26.-- Secretary
OF the commercial club, Boone VIII
liams. "wednesday received a letter
from w 4. Daniels, recently elected
president Of the Western Baseball
association, Oklahoma city, asking
that he enlist the civic clubs here In
the matter OF building a new base
bail park stating that a fran
chise could be granted and also
that there Is man ready TO furnish
and finance the club II McAlester
will take quick action In the matter.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-27
Racoucts Title Meet On.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 26.-Two
New York teams, one from Chicago
and one from Philadelphia, survived
the first round matches today In the
national racquets doubles champion
ship tournament, all the victors win
ming their contests with comparative
ease. c. c. Pell and Stanley Morti-
mer. New York, the titleholders. de-
feated Robert A. Garner and How
ard Linn, Chicago. 17-I, sl6-9.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-27
Golf Club for Women;
To Let Men Play Too

NEW YORK, Jan. e6.-Organ-
izers OF the new golf club for wpm-
en- at Gienhead, l.. L., have not lost
sight. altogether OF the fact taat
there Is such a thing in golf fan
dom AS the male OF the species.
Provision has been made by the
club IL was announced. after a
meeting today, to extend playing
privileges to husbands and friends
Of members but with membership
umited exclusively women.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-27
Holland Billiard
Champ Exhibits
Skill in us,

Special to The world.
NEW YORK, Jan. 9 AIRY Bos,
youthful Holland balkiine billiard
wizard. now exhibiting his wares In
the east. Is regarded as one of the
most wonderful amateur cue artists
Europe has produced. His country
men are confident his work VIII not
be dimmed by his showing ~ the
national amateur tourney which
starts here January 80 or In exhibit
tion matches that have been sched-
uled for him in other cities.
Bos IL the amateur champion OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-27
FIX DEATH RESPONSIBILITY
County Prisoner Charleed With Man
slaughtcg ms Rcsult~of Fight.

By Associated Press state Wire.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 26.-
Charles A. Ransom, president OF tho
painters union, came TO his death
from injury received when he
struck an iron bar in the city Jail,
fell and hit the floor with his head
as a result of q blow struck by Ed
ward Burfett, fellow prisoner, a cor
oner's Jury. which recommended a
manslaughter charge for the alleged
assailant, desided today
A charge OF first degree man
slaughter has been filed against
Bureett by Forest Hughes. county at
torney. W. r. Hawkins. justice OF
the peace, set preliminary hearing
for Burfett for January 81.
The coroner's jury stated In its
findings that Ransom was intoxi-
Gated when struck.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-27
Boys Must BE Is to
Scrap in Cleveland

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Jan. 26--
Boxers under IS years of age will
not be permitted to participate In
bouts here under a ruling issued to-
day by the new Cleveland boxing
commission The committee also
ruled that no longer will young
challengers be permitted in the
ring
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-27
Veteran Bantams Headline
T. A. c. Boxing Card in
Gym Under the Termi-
nal; Popular Prices Rule.
Tonight's r. A. G. Carl

Main cvcut Bobby Huius N7.
"Stubby" Durham, 90 rounds 20
decision. hautnmg mo, 'uE at
catchwoiEhtt
Somiwlrduu.. Mickey King w..
Battling podHUu 8 rounds. mia
dlewoiEhtA
Curtain -rllsor-. jourgo court.
ney W.. Bpbo Fpragthc, g rounds,
feathcrWclEhta
placo.-1 \. g.. gym under Ter
mlnal hotel limo 80.
Referee Matchmaker Patsy
Corrigau.
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Pure Oil and Mcgee
Commercial Winners

Pure oil basketeers. undefeated
leaders OF the Commercial league.
continued their winning streak by
easily defeating the Southern Hard
wares at the n. NJ. c. A, Wednes-
day night, 81 to 90,
Mcgee Sporting Goods won a close
and exciting contest from NJ. c..
Hales, 25 to "a.
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Another I.eaxuc Tottcrs.

JACKSON. Miss, Jan, 26.-Direc-
tors Of the Mississippi State leaguo
met here today and considered .
proposal to dissolve the present
league, which went out of existence
a decade ago. should the league be
reorga nized AZ least one city outside
the state --- Pensacola, Fla, has
promised TO join it,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-27
Fair Ring Fan, I02, -
Still Likes the Game

SIOUX CITY. Iowa. Jan, e6,-
Although l0s years old Mrs. Mary
Convey Of Omaha, Neb.. still is an
ardent fight fan She arrived here
yesterday from omaha TO see tho
seymour Mccarthy bout from the
ringsde tonight Mrs. Convey be-
came fight fan. she says, when
she was girl in Ireland, She re-
calls seeing MANY famous bouts.
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Revive Little Worlds Series

aI.OS ANGELES, Jan, 26.- Revival
OF the minor worlds series between
the champions Of the Pacific Coast
basebalg league and the American
association Is proposed by II. Smith,
owner Of the indianapolis club OF
the latter organization who Is here.
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Three-I League Club
Goes South in Spring

MOLINE, Ill, Jan. 26,--Moline
Thrce-I league baseball club will
train at Morgantowu, N, C% for a
month Morgantown business men
subscribed $500 toward the ex-
penses The trip Is said 70 be new
record for Glass u league clubs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-27
TULSA j DOWNS
AGGIES, 81 TO l8
IN HARD BATTLE
Orange and Black Cham.
pionship Hopes Get
Strong Boost

Tho intercollegiate aspirations of
Tulsa univcUIty's basketball team
received y strong boost last night
when tho r 4. quint gave tho
oklahoma AgRis outfit a 3t-iS
troudring Rt uarwoll gym in the
iirst NJ two-gHmc series.
While tho orange and BLACK
score doubled that 81 the visitors
th" game was by no mcnns one
sided. n was ytp and tuck through
out with both teams on their toes
ana the Tulsa shooters the more
fortunate In their attempts at the
basket
Tho best crowd Of tho season was
out. the gym being comfortably
filled. Frepuont pretty shots hy
men ON both teams were loudly ap-
plnudcd
Tho teams play tho second game
Of the Hcries tonight. starting at
$50 o'clock. II Tulsa T. can re
peat the chances Of third straight
chnmpionship team will be greatly
improved
Last nights game was full ~ per-
snnal contact from the start, rather
rough iu fHcj, ami fouls were many.
II was not at all dirty" however.
and spectators we're enthusiastic
over tho snappy play.
The goal shooting OF tho Tulsa
forwards. Capt barney Stcpp and
Claude Browuficld. was the out
standing features. Each scored
many long shots. Tom williams. T
". center. played an impCoved
game. Kerr and McNutt. guards.
performed creditably on the de.
fcnsive
FOR tho Aggics Center Dean
shonc brightest. lie was very AZ
grcssivo but was not alone with
n, the charging being about equal
on each sile. Sales played a strong
defensive game.
llawlcy Kerr, the big Tulsa guard.
playing despite an injured foot. en-
cuuntorod an unkind fate. In the
second period Kerr shot long goal
his first since his entry In col
logiato competition at Tulsa But
Just before he made II time was
called for foul and the score
didn't count. Kerr figures no proo-
ably will never make another.
In the preliminary game Tulsa
academy defeated Owasso high. 90
to | 3, II was the ninth straight vie
tory FOR the academy. Spears and
I Miller were the most consistent
players for the winners. In the
preliminary tonight the First Meth
odist team Of the Sunday, School
league Will take on the college
freshmen. The preliminary will star
Ht 1880.
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ncmnseN Moves TO Los Angeles.

Los NNI ELLIS, jan. Eb,-JaVk
Dempsey, heavyweight cha mpion,
has purchased a house here and an
nounced ne would make II his per-
mancnt residence. He was Shid 10
have paid s42,b00
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Mnnrn nnh Mnlknr nrnM

ST. LOUlS, Mo-, Jan, 26.--R Roy
Moore Of st, Paul and Al walker of
San Francisco boxed 10 rounds TO
a draw, according TO a referees de-
cislnn here last night,
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o is Spe out, after .swipe. sweat and
swear.
p is the Putter and also the Prayer;
q Is the Qualm as he looks at the
line
r Is the Roll OF fieudish design:
: is the Silence, the Stance and the
Sway.
T IL the Tap-and the balls on its
way;
q liz the Urge OF mind, body and soul
V IN for Victory! Straight for ane
hole!
W's the Wormcast that luflSed out OF
sight . 80
y stands for things far too frightful
to write.
Is the Yew-tree that mourns o'er
his tomb.
z is for Zionrwe hope he found
room.
r. Gregory Hartswick. in Judge.