SCARAB ZUS

the typical genus of Scarabee ide, is extremely interesting on account of the peculiar habits of its species. 8S. sacer is probably the sacred beetle of the Egyptians. The female rolls to her dwelling large balls of dung or earth for her consumption, and in the autumn deposits her eggs in similar balls. W.), seaport, on North Sea,: fashionable watering-place, IN. Riding, Yorkshire, England; dominated by the ruins of its ancient castle; has churches, theatres, hospitals, aquarium, museum, and a fine promenade; mineral springs; fisheries. Pop. 1921, 46,192. American author; b. at Mount Carmel, Texas, and was educated at Baylor University, Waco, Texas. At Columbia College as instructor in English, 19161918 and since 1919 lecturer of the same. Has been book reviewer for papers and magazines. Author of Fugitive Verses, 1912; The Supernatural in Modern English Fiction, 1917; From A Southern Porch, 1919; Negro Folk-Songs from the South, 1922; Editor Humorous Ghost Stories, 1921, 3