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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-23
Football Scores

At Terre Haute: Rose Polytech-
mic 21; Hanover college s.
At Pittsburg: University OF Pitts
burg II; Georgia Tech Z.
At Philadelphia: Penn freshmen
Z; Cornell freshmen 7.
At Columbus: Illinois 3; Ohio
State Z.
At Chicago; Wisconsin 10; Chi
cago 3.
At Ann Arbor: Minnesota "a;
Michigan Z.
At Washington: Washington and
Lee 6 Georgetown 27.
At Lafayette: Notre Dame 80;
Purdue Is.
AT Bloomington: Indiana 1s;
Syracuse s.
At Cambridge: Harvard 10;
Yale 8.
At Iowa City Iowa 10. Ames 0.
At Milwaukee: Marquette IS;
Wabash 6.
a, Newark: Rutgers %; North
western o.
Al Easton: Lafayette 10; Le-
high 6.
At Chester Pa: Pennsylvania
Military college %; Washington O..
AZ Gettysburg, Pa: Gettysburg
21: Mount ST. Marys, 0.
Al College Park, Md: Western
Maryland 0; Maryland 20.
A. Rochester. y. Y: Rochester O.;
Hamilton 0.
Al New York: New York univer-
sity 81: Columbia IS
At Baltimore. Nd: Johns Hop
kins 10; 81. Johns Is.
At Newark: Delaware q; Leba-
non Valley e.
AT Washington. d. c.: villa
Nova 90, Catholic university IA
AT Washington. Pa: Washington
and Jefferson, 80; West Virginia
Wesleyan 0.
Al Columbia. s. c.: Florida Is;
South Carolina O.
A. Manhattan. Kas.. Oklahoma
university "a; Kansas Agsies 3.
AT Grinnel Ia: Grinnel z; Cor
nell :.
~ Reno. New: Nevada Al; Santa
Clara Z.
Al Sioux Falls: south Dakota
state college Is, University OF South
Dakota 8.
Al Stanford university Calf:
California Il. stanford 10.
A; Portland. ore: Oregon Age1es
% Washington state 0.
Al Culver. Culver u. Lake For
est academy o.
Al Louisville: Centre so, De-
pauw @.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-23
Trap Gunz
and Rod4
AxZdn Ma,uztaA 90

tons. They live upon fish and tour
ing visitors; good clever fellows who
have won their sobriquets Tuna
George" Jewish shorty" Mex
lean Joe" and dozens OF others own
their own square Sterned motor
boats, Quitting visitors with lines
and rods strong and inexpensive
tourists tackle" Old Mexican Joe
always offtciates IS my deep sea
pilot; during his so years OF eKper-
fence as a boatsman, he has mental
ly charted all Catalina waters.
Albacore are understudy 70 the
tuna. Fighting tiger OF the Pacific
ocean" Social scandal OF the aquatic
world closely associate the father Of
the tuna with the mother of the al
bacore, without recognition OF deep
sea marriage VOWS. Their distin-
gushing feature is the elongated
pectoral I'm. F'avortte trolling
grounds for aEoRcore are about one
mile of Avalon bay, where large
schools are frequently seen from
May until November. Albacore are
now canned and sold as Chicken of
the sea"
Many Eulls volplaning above, 10
Gated for US a large school Of alba
core. A IS pound lighting demon
was soon attached TO my line,
hurting in mid air: his eyes flashed
back a challenge OF hatred as he
made a vain attempt at hook dis
Judgment. He started for the bot
tom, cutting angles, TO sulk and
sound like a whale. Ny leather
thumb brake would not stop his i'm
petuous rushes- An occasional fash
OF silver could be seen far down IN
the ocean. Continuous pumping
started his series Of final charges,
gradually playing him into the gaff-
ing circle, where Joe officiated.
once in the boat his tail beat a tat
too until quieted by the club route
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-23
FISHING.

Santa Catalina Island. Avalon the
beautiful Names which start red
blood corpuscles jumping in the
veins OF every Izaak Walton disciple.
Have you experienced the thrills.
sensations. expectation and asso-
ciated excitement connected with
deep sea dshing@ When an angler
aspires 20 land a hnny foeman
worthy OF his barbed steel. his mind
Immediately reverts 10 Catalina, the
worlds premier deep sea fishing
grounds. the aquatic habit OF sea-
bass. Tuna. barracuda. yeIlowtail. al
bacore and shark. associating many
other we'll known brands OF scaled
beauties.
on Avalon pier You and assorted
0oatmen. with and without reputa-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-23
SIXTY-YARO DASH WINS
GAME FOR WISCONSIN

BY Associated Dress:
CHICAGO. Nov. ga brilliant
60-yard dash by Allen Davey, who
entered the game as a sub quarter
back iE the last three minutes OF
play gave Wisconsin a 10 20 vic
tory over Chicago today. Davey
squirmed through the entire Chicago
team for the touchdown
Both teams had scored ield goals
from the 25-yard lines during the
first half and until the closing min
utes OF the game the struggle gave
every indication OF ending in a g
to tie. Then almost before tn.
big crowd realized what happened
Davey caught a Chicago punt on
Wlsconsin's 40-yard line and. shak-
Ing of at least seven tacklers. sped
across Chicago's goal.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-23
CHALLENGE LOCAL TEANLs.

Special TO The News-Tmes.
FORT WAYNE. Ind. Nov. 90
The Senators basketball team OF
For, Wayne has issued a challenge
20 any South Bend team OF an av-
erage weight Of $50 pounds OF un-
der for game 90 be PLAYED in
South Bend
The Senator's team averages i2I
pounds For games write W. II.
Winefer manager, care Western
Union Telegraph Co. Fort Wayne.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-23
MICHIGAN WINDS UP
DISASTROUS SEASON,
LOSING TO G0PHERS
BY Associated Pless

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Nov. "a
Michigan was virtually helpless be-
fore the powerful line plunges of
Minnesota Saturday afternoon and
wound up a disastrous football sea-
son with a 50 20 defeat at the
hands OF the Gophers.
The Wolverines were completely
outclassed. Minnesota ripped open
the Michigan defense at the very
beginning OF the game, putting over
a touchdown within a few minutes
after play began Finding their pile
driving tactics productive OF quick
results the visitors followed IL
throughout the game. the play being
almost constantly in Michigan terri
tory.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-23
AMES UNIVERSITY WINS
CROSS COUNTRY RACE
BY Associated Trcss

COLUMBUS. o. Nov. 22-Ames
university took first place Saturday
i'm the annual western con ference
cross country run held az Ohio State
university prior 90 the Ohio State
Illinois football game Ames had a
total OF So points The other team q
finished az follows: Wisconsin sec
ond: Purdue third. Minnesota
fourth: Ohio state fifth. Michigan
sixth: Illinois seventh: Chicago
eighth; Oberlin ninth and Cincinnati
tenth
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-23

clubhead touching the ground o. a
three or four-inch line beginning
with the ball. and 20 7 tried % srai.
the ball of the ground there. II
mention here that II any % IN
readers do not understand any o.
my statements 4 viii be glad 90 ar
swer any questions IN regard %
them II 7 held onto the ball mora
than these three or four inches
when the ciubhead should be travel
ing on thar straight line. I was done
for, FOR ] either sliced or pulled. t.
get the proper throw ~ the club
head you must have loose. or "reck
less wrists And again 7 say. hit
into that imaginary line. FOR this &C.
the splendid golden rule for direc
ton
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-23
ROSE POLY HUSKIES
BEAT HANOVER TEAM
u Assoclated -

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Nov 22-
Dix proved the sensational player TO
day when Rose Polytechnic institute
defeated Hanover. q 70 s. Thre
times Dix sl1irted the END and ran
through the open held for 80. IS
and 50 yards 20 toIchdowns Han
over successfully worked forward
passes for gains which placed the
ball in scoring position Tor the onle
touchdown gained by the visitors
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-23
EAST SIDES WIN

The East Side Juniors football
team defeated the Mussel school
Nidgets Saturday afternoon by 10
10 % score. Finley and Fritz featur-
ed for the victors. Finley making two
OF the touchdowns. Zimmerman
Starred on the defense for the losers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-23
PITTSBURG u. BEATS
CARNEGIE TECHNICAL
By Aasoclatsd Press

PITTS BURG. Pa. Nov. e2-The
University OF Pittsburg footbaT
team defeated Carnegie Technlcs e
here today, II % = Coach Glenn
Warner. OF the Panther eleven use
several substitutes In the first hall
but TechnicaIs fine play forced
him 20 rush IN all the regulars To-
the second and third periods Phi
Marshall. captain OF Tech. inter
cepted Laughran's try for a field
goal in the second period on Tech "a
eight-yard line and ran the length
OF the field FOR a touchdown
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-23

Casey. goal from touchdown. r.
Horween (sub for a Horween) .
goal from field 2. Horween.
Yale Scoring-GOal from field,
Braden.
Referee-W. 8 Langford. Trinity.
Umpire-David L. Fultz. Brown.
Field Judge-Fred ". Murphy
Brown.
Head Linesman-M j. Thompson.
Georgetown.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-23
FOOTBALL CAME
At SPR|NGBR0OK
City Championship to Be De-
Cided When K. and S.
Meet Arrows Today.

The indicated Aroow club and
the KOehler and Schafer teams will
clash ct Springbrook park this aft
ernoon IN a game which will decide
the championship of the city.
The Arrows boast a string OF vic
tories marred only by one game in
which they were held 70 a scoreless
tie by the Kalamazoo eleven. They
have met the strongest OF semi
professional teams in Indiana. MI
nois and Michigan and have been
returned each time with a stronger
claim on thu championship OF In
diana. They will throw their full
strength into this afternoons fray
in an effort 20 wind up their season
with a clean slate and annex full
claim 10 the championship Of South
Bend.
Hard Battle.
The Koehler and Schafer team.
although they lost the decision 10
the Kalamazoo Independents by a
small margin, will put an aggrega-
ton on the field capable Of Civ
ing the Arrows their hardest bat
tie OF the season.
The Koehler and Schafers will
be handicapped by the loss OF Capt.
Brinkman. who will be forced TO
remain on the sidelines due to an
injury 10 his ankle received in the
Lansing game last Saturday. He
will be the only regular out OF the
lineup.
As the teams line up this after
noon both will present as strong a
lineup as at any time during the
season.
The probable Hne-ups:
Koehler and Schaafer-Dixon and
Sousley, left end; Weaver, left
tackle: Gruze and Webster, left
guard: Schlegel. center; Cabanan
and Blankert. right guard: holland
and Mcdonald. right tackle; Vein
burg. right end Nyikos, quarter
back: L. Fredricks. left halfback
]. Fredricks. right halfback; Find
ley and Shenenberger. fullback.
Mailing and Nickel. left
end: Gore and Gergacz, left tackle /;
Smeigalski and Paul. left guard (;
Buck, center: Askar and Baron.
right guard: Kolzinski and Pokrup.
right tackle; McGuin and Colip.
right end: Wager and Gemberling,
quarterback: Lodge. left halfback;
Kuhlak, right halfback; Kiysz, full
back
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-23

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. - Nineteen
tons of SCOT tall on down town city
blocks in Indianapolis every year
This was the conclusion Of the night
class Of a high school examination
last night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-23

Pom POM Cnrysanthemums 81 per
large bunch. Adam Buehler. 22O6
Miami ST Main 1893 open evenings
l147-2s
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-23

ford. Brandy for Bahan, TraftOn for
Madigau. Shaw for CouEhliH
Church for Mdckiiu
Referec-Lips5ie. Chicago.
Umpire-St John, NOtre Dame.
Head Linesman-Coffin. Cornell
Field Judgc-Knight. Michigan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-23

line. Tho first half ended with No
ire Dame leading IL 20 Z
Leave IL TO GiDD,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-20
UTAH LEADING COUNTRY IN
MATTER OF WHITE BIRTHS

Utah exceeded every other state M
The country "a c,rc,s ut white birth,
over death, during 1917, according 10
government statistic, just released by
the department ot commerce, THIS "a
cess n given az 1888 per cent, North
Carolina comes Second with 1852 prr
cent white bnbics, bat with ~ 40
per cent rolorrd hahlc,, % slightly ga.
rccds Utah.
The slurk visited Utah 1850 time,
IN 1919 and deaths ot infant, under
one year Tor carl thousand living
birth, was GA per cent ONLY three
other states had lower percentage.
In the birth registration area uf ihr
United State, l,aiJ1p2 infant, were
born alive m 1919, representing %
birth rate pf 2iO tur each thousand ni
population.
The mortality rate tor infants m.
der one year averaged OBS tor each
thousand born.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-20
GooDLY PORTION OF TOWN
IN BASIN BURNS SUNDAY

DUCllESNE, june ~ Fire which
started in q barn today DESTROYED
seven buildings, including Hotel nu-
-rhesur, and uriurmtri SOME htrhl,
valuable court records. Tho Dos. i.
estimated 90 ssiunn The structure.
lu.t comprised the hotel, two barber
shops, two puulhalIs, thc A. a d.
Jewellery store and ihr OdykIrk huld-
ing This last contained office, ui
various attorneys and court rpoin-.
The blaze started at . 20 clock 81 the
evening and spread rapidly from th,
barn to nearby building, Patrons ut
the hotel and tenants ot yarluu, uf.
iice, worked desperately to save their
chuttcls, but despite their effort
many articles of value were lost
Several hour, passed before tho
cuntlagration was brought under con
troll. The property loss, IL was e,ti.
mated, Is about one-third covered by
insurance.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-20
ALL UEEXPENDED MONEYS
NOW REWRITING TO STATE

lnnp.udrd appropriations ummut-
iug tu -25nUup have reverted Zoo the
state treasury, according 90 Joseph
R.ur auditor These balance. we're
from appropriations made by the
legislature of lpl1. and go back ro the
general fund ai thc end cot thr LIpu
MUM Among the larger amount,
which have lapsrd and which will re-
vert lu the state treasury arr sjl6O5
for state auditor. deputies, clerical ;
expenses ut lhe governors conference
which Was 90 have been held two years
lgu, S2l ,is9,2i; state geologist, sl4,-
iOiIl; public utilities commission,
Ni1Oh.3Oi departmental reports, sl4,-
saIil; water rights commission.
,olls.5,i Ogden celebration for gold
an spike anniversary, more prcleuti-
Gus celebration abandoned on account
of war; 100000; Utah Agricultural
collage dairy building, $1,000; fish
and game department, $4,000.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-20

matters carefully in the face before
the character of the new church is
determined. say that because it has
occurred to me that ] may haze been
q little over ambitious for the Price
congregation to have superior
church and may have made a mistake
Boo holding before YOU the idea ul %
building tn cost from twenty to TWEEN
IS five thousand. in any ease ] ann
dr-rpu, of our getting the best
modern church that We can and will
get such AID from the centenary funds
%, is wise and possible for such 70
church.
Su far a.. The Sun is able 10 learn
the opinion OF most members in Price
IS that there should be q new church
building here. During the past week
petition, 10 this end have been cIrcu-
lated and when all Interested have had
chance to sign or not to sign these
will bc presented to the proper per
.sff.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-20
REV. JOHN J.. LACE TELLS
OF Church PLANS
AT PRICE
FINE NEW EDIFICE IN SIGHT
FOR THIS CITY.

whether Il Will Be Built Depends
Entirely Upon the Trustees and the
Congregation Who Are Asked to
Meet Soon and Go over the Propo-
sition- Finances In Detail
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-20

'"''- - nn question rot ths ruIu, of
-'r.n -THlF 100 aus dietary
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-20

Rev. John !. Lace OF Salt Lake
City, in charge OF the Utah Methodist
mission. under date Ui June 18th al
dresses letter to the trustees and Ia
the congregation here ut Price and
other, IN which be- goes into detail, ct
the sale of church property locally and
plans for the proposed new cdiiicc
here "lu the sale uf the academy 10
was my very great desire to hold u
clear five thousand dollars as a nest.
egg Tor the new church at Price.
SAYS be-. "This fact. We stated again
aud again tu the quarterly conference
and iu the trustees In order Ia DO
this | was obliged 81 draw from the
mission fund, aud otherwise. IN my
hands. about twelve hundred dollars to-
pay "a years interest and the balance
of the sidewalk tax ! mention this
simply 10 offset the claim NJ earnestly
pressed Tuesday night, for the pay
mcnt by the board. of interest on the
Give thousand dollars or that portion
Of Il which. ~ ! explained. ~ now in
vested by the board Ut Logan. II
would be- entirely proper that the
twelve hundred dollars mentioned
should have been taken nut Of the five
thousand dollar. and only the balance
held for the new church. Indeed. that
WIS suggested 10 me by one or two
persons at Price NJ the proper way
Ia settle that interest and tax claim.
u was M own plan alone h. keep the
sum of the five thousand ~ iull for
the new church That has been done.
Here h further statement of the
deal for the sale of the church lots
and the purchase pi the Judge r. T..
Woods corner.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-20
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION FORMED
Banquet Follows the Graduation TX.
ercises Of Last Friday

Graduation exercises aud the dance
following drew a very large crowd ot
friends and patrons Uf the school, To-
the Carbon high last Friday evening.
Prof Orson Ryan, county supcrintcn-
dent. delivered the address to this
wears class Of ten. the class was pre-
scnted Ia the audience by Prof. - 4.
Fowler. principal. while the diplomas
were awarded by Carl H. Marcuscn.
president of the board Glenn Nell
son was the valcdictorian and Miss
Arvilla Ryan. -alutaioriun. Prof. y.
W. Savage ut the Weber normal takes
the place of Prof. u. 4. Fowler the
coming year rs principal of Carbon
high The latter CUES a. the Weber
county district. hut h to spend the
summer at Salt Lake City
IN alumni association Of the Car
bon County High school was organized
Saturday evening. June lith. at u
banquet given ni the Savoy Hotel bS
some torty.thrcc members OF the
seven classes that have been grndu-
utcd from the high school. the class Of
1919 being the guests of honor.
The officer, elected are l.. y. Whit
more, president; Miss Jessie Ballin.
ger. vice president. aud Glenn Nelson.
secretary aud treasurer.
The speakers Ut the evening we're
Superintendent Ryan aud Bishop Gco.
Ruff Principal Fowler of the high
school emphasized the need Of an
alumni association. told how 10 slrrng
thonci the sch.nl mud what boast
o. live alumni was to any educational
Institution. Then the class presidents
made few remarks. which were TN.
eel with schuol spirit aud enthusiasm
and pledged the loyalty Of their class
lu the alumni
Ten Young ladies aud gentlemen
graduated this year
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-20
CIIHONIC CONSTELLATION.

l"rhnps you have never thought ~
il hni ihis disorder b. due tn tack 81
u"irlHi' iu me residual matter of the
i''H ~ N"u Nlll drink au abundance
W water rii raw fruits uud take lots
"I "Hld""r exercise sou mas hr able
eventually tn overcome IL entirely. Ia
the meantime usr the most mild and
gentle lahutFrF strong and harsh
.h'h'rti"s take tu" much water uut ~
'hr hri'm aud make bad matter
worse. 'hamhsrI1ius Tablets ARE easy
'hd r.r1rHut Goo take and most agree.
thi' 800 rffr.t Give them trinI=
Autr
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-20
MAY BORROW FUNDS.

Under the provisions of one of the
school laws passed by the recent legis-
lature boards Of education are given
the same authority in the matter of
borrowing funds Tor current school
purposes as han been had by county
commissioners for current county
purposes Heretofore ia borrowing
money for school purposes 10 has
been necessary for members of the
boards of education 10 borrow the
funds personally.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-20
BIG FOUR JOIN TO RUN
THE VERNAL STAGE LINE

Applications pt four petitioners ru
operate automobile stage lines lo Ven
nal have been taken under adyIsrmpnl
by the public utilities commission. Au
agreement by the applicants will en-
able the four stage, to operate and
thus expedite travel between Salt
Lake City Provo, Heber, Helper. Du-
-hosne and Nernul Under the agree.
uent lleber and Duchesne are open
,ateNays James :. Froutjr- viii
have the line from Salt Lake CIty tu
lieber around Park City; Willard
iidyerson from Provo TO lleber Chris
Anderson from Heber 20 Du,hr-uc,
he Duohesne Transportation company
from Helper to Duchesne and james
5. Frantjes from Duchesns TO Neual
n the petitions are grant I'd.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-20
TINE FOR FILING EXTENDED
Important Ruling From the Commits
sl0ncr Of Internal Revenue.

Commissioner uf Internal R,,rnu,
Daniel G. Roper has advised Cpllrr
Tor Mhnlry ui lh, Utah district that
The Time Tor filing returns Tor the
muuih cot April Tor taxes cnllrctnhlr
under the prt ni lulS. See. un1 be-
ing sculpture, paintings and the like
and See nni, irwclry, has been az.
tended a. June 3Dih.
The time Tor filing the MAY returns
for taxes collectahlr under See. G2S.
uu beverage, derived from currals ur
substitutes less than one halt or per
cent ut alcohol ~ bottles nr other
closed containers, has been extended
Ia July 10th
See go lee cream. SOFT drinks.
time for filing May returns extended
Ia july 10Th
See. 300 Automobiles aud acres-
-lrics, musical instruments, sporling
goods, returns due m Man extended
Ia july 2uih.
Soc. Nu2 Sculptures, paintings,
time Tor filing May return, extended
Zee july 3ulh.
See nni lrW,lN, time tor filing
May returns extended iu July 9uih.
See 900 Motion picture films. time
Tor filling Mag returns ls extended IA
july 3ulh
THIS announcement coming 900 uu
uppurimr time, will relieve much
anxiety uu the part eft taxpayer, a.
ihr additional time granted viii en-.
able them to iIIr BOO ample time III
prevent penalty Tor delinquency u nl,
ius returns within the prescribed
urrIl
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-20

TuThu Kind N Sewing Machine
IulUV Thing Tor sewing Machine.
IVhI Priced sowing Machine
LtLNl Machine rented aud re-
paired J. Elmer Jamison. corner ~
fiiih Hnd streets. Price. Utah.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-20
no PREVENT nELCmNG.

Make regular habit OF eating slow
d. masticate your food thoroughly.
and you may have no further trouble.
II you should, take one Of Chamber
ain's Tablets Immediately after sup
peT.-AcT.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-20

IhIriinE money is nu sion. and
moro power 600 those Jhut urr ablr tn
I' % Dog really b. doesn't require as
iN"'h -hill us some uI the holm would
nave 5000 ihinb. Judged lE their Ar-
fIuH