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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-25
AREsTUOTAs POLICMo-
MAS, KAIPo PLEsIKAs.

Suspenduotas policijos tar
nyboje ir arestuotas policmo-
mas ]. F. Connors, kuris die
nomis policmonavo, gi naktl-
mis- Jackson parke plese Emo
nes.
Keletas zmoniQ, kuriuos tas
ypatingas plesikas apiplese, j
pazino.
Policmona-plessika isdav2 jo
sebras, kazkoks Blaney. Kuo-
met Si detektivai gerokai
klausimais If kitokiomis me.
todomis prislege, taomete lis
uzprotestavo. Sake, ko jus
norite nuo names, jei jusll pa
eGiq tarpe yra plesikq.
Blaney tad If nurode polio.
mona Connors.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-25
DIDELIS kATALIky SU-
VAzIAVIMAS MUNICHE.

COLOGNE, rugp. 25. -Ba-
varijos sostin6je Muniche
rugp. q d. prasid6s didelis
Vokietijos katalikQ metinis SUI
vaziavimas.
Nebus daroma gatv6mis pro
cesiia. Vieton to ivyks We
Sieji mitingai Koenigs aikste-
je, kur tam tikslui pastatytas
milziniskas butas, galintis tai
pint apie $4,000 zmoniQ.
Delegatp laukiama IS visos
Vokietijos, Austrijos If Tyro-
liaus. Visiems delegatams
parupintos mieste apsistotl
atatinkamos vietos, taip kad
butp lengvas susisiekimas su
suvaziavimo sesiju sale.
Sesiios bus laikomOs Apo
thecary Namuose, kuriu saleje
gall sutilpti Xxi $4,000 asme-
M.
Suva4avimas prasid6s pom
Observation-Disclosures. Pamok-
sla sakyS Kardinolas Won Faul,
haber.
Vokieciq katalikq stiprumo
tik6jime nepalauzia jokios En-
ropoj siaueiaucios politines
audros.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-25
METAI-YOL. VII
p|enu0jamasC Generals StTeikas
SuY, VaIstjOsG

Vietos "trades and labor"
susirinkimas iSnese, rezoliucija
uz toki streika, sake Shank.
Generaliam streikui judeji-
mo pradzia padaryta mieste
Omaha liepos "a d. centralines
Grades and labor unijos su-
sirinkime. Padarytoje rezo-
.liucijoje pasakyta, jog "dar-
bas susiduria jau su salygo-
mis-, kurios stow greta su YER
gija.' Su ia rezoliucija uni
ia kreipesi i Americas Darbo
Federacija kuoveikiausiai pa
skeIbti general streika.
Tos rezoliucijos kopijos is
siuntinetos VISIONS darbininkl
organizacijoms visoj Sally.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-25
DU zMoGU zUvo, KIT
SUzEISTA.

Vakar ryta Cottage Grove
ave. greitai, kaip maeiusleJl
tvirtina, automobiliu. vaziavo
David Kuhe, 20 m, su tev17
Emil Kuhe, so M, ir motma.
Privaziavus Marquette hout
lvarda nesustojo ir smoge j
lita automobiliq, vaziucjanfl
boulvardu. Siuo antruoju va,
,ziavo James Morrow, 80 m..
su Soferiu.
Abudu automobiliu apvirto
Visi lig vieno sqzeista. Emil
Kuhe ir James Morrow yeza-
nu ligoninen mire.
, Kaip Kuhe, taip Morrow a.
budu buyo turtingu.
Tai ka reiSkia nepildyti mie-
sto paredymo. Jei jaunasis
Kulie ties boulvardu butq SUI
stojes, ia nelaime nebut4 ivy
kusi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-25

WASHINGTON, rugp. %,
-, Tarpe gelezinkeliQ bendro-
viz il darbininku Wis dar nera
taikos. Tarpvalstijinis Sele-
zinkeliais nusisiekimaS parall
&iuojamas.
KarO sekretorius Weeks pa
skelb9, jog Sales vyr1ausybe
daugiau tan gelezinkelfeefq
strelkan nesimaiSys. Bet iei
tas streikas ir toliaus kenks
reikalingiems susisiekimams,
tuomet vyriausybG msis dras-
tiniQ priemoniQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-25
GAL SUN YAT-SEN BUS
PREZIDENTAS.
GTuo klausimu vedamos
derybos.

PEKINAS, rugp. 25.
Siandieninis Kinijos minlste,
riu kabinetas baigia irti.
Premieras susirgo il pasl-
dave igoninen.
Susisiekimo minister's atsl'
sake pildyti savo pareigas
kaip ilgai nepageresianti pa
detis.
Finansu minister's taipat
atsisako eiti savo pareigas
kaip ilgai bankos neduoslan'
clos vyriausybei reikahngc
kredito.
Savo keliu, Kinijos respu-
blikos sujungimo klausime We
damos derybos. Matyt, buves
dar nesenai pietines Kinijos
dalies prezidentas Sun Vat
sen bus paskirtas visos KIM
jos respublikos prezidentu, gl
Tsao Kun. = vice-prezidentu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-25
AUSTRJOS S0SI|NEJE
RIAU$ES.
tKNCL1ERIs sEIPEL Lam
! Ko KAIMININGAS
VALsTYBES.

VIENNA, Austria, rugp.
25. = Uzvakar cia del maisto
brangumo sukelta kruVinos
riauS9s.
Miniai riausininkQ pavyko J.
silauzti parlamento rumus.
Visas vidus sunaikintas.
Apie 80 riausininkq polcija
suicide JUGS malsindama.
Vakar demontraciios atnau-
iintos. Bet rial ahsiQ nebuvo.
Austrijos kanclieris kun.
Seipel savo Sales vargais va
zinejo Prahoj, paskui Berly-
ne. Vienur ir kitur uztikrln-
ia pagelba Austrijai.
Siandie kancleris turi kon-
ferencija su Italijos uzsieniq
reikalq ministeriu. Pranes-
ia, jog Viennon grysiaas pir-
madieni. Bet veikiai iskellau-
sias Paryziun, kur jis pakvie-
stas francuHu vyriausybes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-25
HARRINGTON sTATo SA.
VO KANDIDATURA.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, rugp.
25. - Illinois anglekasiQ uni
iu suvazziavima susaukia uni
ju prezidentas Harrington ]
Peoria. Suvaziavimas prasl-
des rugsejo II diena.
Be to, Harrington skelbla
savo kandidatura j prezlden-
tus. Po pasekmingai pada-
rytos taikos jis tikisi If to-
.liaus prezidentauti Illinois
anglekasiams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-25
KARO SEKRETORIUS CRU MOJA GELEz|NKEuEGIg
BENDROVEMS

Sekretorius Weeks tvlrtma,
jog vyriausybe jau isseme VI
sas taikos priemones. Delto,
siandie belieka jau pacloms
bendrovems rimtai pagalvotl
apie streiko pabaigq. Taigl,
tos bendrov6s arba tegu pa
taiso susisiekima arba teglI
visai pasitraukia nuo gelezln-
keliQ valdymo.
Ant gallo sekretorius' Weeks
pazymi, jog vyriausybe joklu
budu ncleis, idant i!giau butq
paralizuojama suslsiekimo 81
sienna.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-25
KAIsEDOR.Ys. Liepos il

KAIsEDORYS. Liepos IA
d., Traku apsk. yaldyba islei~
do privaloma isakyma
1. Nesupirkineti ir neparda-
vineti vezamll turgun malsto
produktp, gyvuliq ir kitoAip
prekip pakeliu (neturgaylete-
je).
2. Prekiauti atveztomis pre-
kemis bel gyvuliais tam tlkro-
je nustatytoje turgui vietoje.
8. Atvykusiems i turgp issi-
skirstyti is prekyvietes ikl 4
val. po pictq.
4. Nepildantieji sio lsakymo
bus baudziami atministratyvlu
budu Xxi 1000 auksinip.
S. Isakymai JENA galen nuo
paskelbimo dienos.
6. Isakymo vykdyma prizlu-
ri sayivaldybes If milicija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-25

MONTREAL, Que. kanada,
rugp. %. - Cia turi suvazla-
vimq Kanados organizacija
"Trades and Labor Of Cana
da."
Amerikos Darbo Federacl-
jos prezidentas Samuel Com
pers apsilanke ir pasak6 kali
b&.
Kal3adamas jis paSiepe dar,
bd2 2vins. kurie tvirtina, jos ka-
riauda!ni su organizuotu dar-
bu jie gina darbo laisve IL III
pinasi darbininku likinu.
Gompers pazymejo, kad VI
stems darbdaviams rupi tlk Gu
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-25
BOLsEVIKAI MAIsOSI I
STREIKUS AMERIKOJE.

MASKVA, rugp. Is. Ire,
ciojjo internacionalo vykdoma-
sis komitetas paskelbe atsilie-
pima j Anglijos darbininkus
eiti pagelbon streikuojantiems
d darbininkams Suv. Valstijose
Ispeja Anglijos darbininkus
nelioduoti angliu, siunciamp
j Suv. Valstijas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-25

MusU lPRAMoNE.

KAUNAS. Akcine bendrove
"Drobe", Kaune ikurta 1920
metals, balandzio menesy ~
parvykusip is Amerikos lietu-
viQ.
Pamatinis kapitalas 6,ooO,-
0Oo'auks. Issyk buyo tik 5 ma
rial, dabar vra 25. Bendro;
YES turtas dabar siekia virs
40 milionq auksinp. Pralobl-
mo priezastis, valiutos keitl-
masis ir mokejimas vesti ko-
mercinius reikalus. Pereltals
metals bendroye itaise Slefplq
kaime, Vieksniu vals., Mazel-
kin apskr. poperio (kortono)
dirbtuve, kuri jau sugeheJo
aprupinti musu krasta savo IS
dirbiniais ir pasiunte USE
min, kaip Anglijon, VokietlJon,
Rusijon keleta vagonq, Pres
pusmeti Kamo prlemlesty,
Saneiuose itaise audimo dlrb-
tuve. Tsdirbiniai didelems
partijomis gaminami, bet uz-
sienin dar neleista, nes savo
rinkas nepilnai patenkinamas,
nes nesuskubama pagamlntl'
Nutarta ir jau skubiai rengia-
ma poperio dirbtuve knygoms,
laikrasscciams ir kit.
Tikimasi, kad uz pusmeclo
dirbtuve prades veikti. Jau
pargabenta reikalingos masl-
nos.
Darbininku 'dirbtuvese dir
ba apie 200 zmoniq.
4 LINKUVA. VII. 10 d. rim
koje buvo sios kainos:
Rugiq puras 500 auks., ME
zigl zziigl 44o auks., avizq 26o auks.,
kviec6iq pudas 14o auks., kar-
We nuo 1000 Xxi 5000 auks.,
vidutinis darbo arklys nuo To-
900 ili $1,000 auks., vistos po
12o l40 auks., kiaulienos sya-
ras so auks., iautienos Il a.,
ayienos Is auks., teliuko me-
sos, SOS 10 auks., sviesto 60 auks.,
2 svarp suris so auks., kiausi-
mis- 8 auks., pieno goreius 20
"a auks., teliukas 1000 auks..
.avele nuo 600 Xxi 1000 auks..
.bulviq puras $50 auks.
sirnetinis derlius Linkuvos
valseiu vidutinis, bet geresnis
" pernyksti. Stinga lietsus
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-25
lSTREMS Is RUS|JOS
SVIESUOMENE.

REVELIS, rugp. 25.
Maskyoje If Petrograde ares
tuota 23o rusp mokslo vyrq.
dauguma ju rascal, u jq ne
palankuma bolseyikq valdziai
sakoma, jie visi bus isStremti
is Rusijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-25
BAIsENYBES VARTOJANT
MEDINI ALKoHoLI.

NEW YORK, rugp. 25.
Surinktomis valdiskomis sta
tistikomis is 2l-os valstijos,
pereitais sesiais menesiai tose
valstijose nuo medinio alko-
holio yartojimo 13O. zuvo, il
% apako.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-25
GOMpERSAS DUODA VETO DARBDAV|AMS

daiktu: kuOlabiaus sumazlntl
darbininkui uzmokesnl If tu-
r6ti sau didesni pelna.
Taipgi Gompers pasake, jog
darbo paskirstymas politikos.
tautos arba religijos pagrln-
dais darbdaviams yra didzlal
naudingas daiktas. Mes darb-
davis tuomet pasekmin,glau
gall isnaudoti darbininkus.
Visq darbdaviq vienodas
tikslas, anot Gomperso. Tai
tas, suskaldyti darbininkQ vie
nvbe ir veltui sunkti jig pra-
k;,ita.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-25
PINIGU KURSAS.

svetimQ galip pinigu verta,
mainant nemaziau 25,OOO dol.
rugp. "a d.. buvo tokia pagal
Merchants Loan & Trust Co.
Anglijos sterl. svarui AS.
Prancijos 100 frankly 81
Italijos 100 lirq 4.67
vokietijos 100 markip .O5a
Lietuvos 100 auksinQ .O5M
Lenkp 100 markiQ AZ
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-25
NERA TAIKOS SU GELE.
zINKEL|EGIAIS.

NEW YORK, rugp. 25.
Gelezinkeliu bendroves su Sop
menais nesusitaiko. Apeina
darbininkq seniority" Bend
rov6s atmeta ta streikininkQ
reikalavima.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-08-25
OR RAS

CHICAGO. siandie pra-
matomas grazus oras; kick We
siau.
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The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-17
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1922
GOOD FOR GOVERNOR BONE

After six months in Alaska, Governor Bone returns from the north and while stopping ov- CT in Seattle he gives an interview to both daily papers, It is worthy of note that the governor does not in his interviews belitte or criticise the transportation interests serving the territory. This is all the more remarkable as nearly every public man in Alaska and many in Washington, D. C., have for years been fea- turing this supposed handicap when great many other and far more serious things have been the cause of the past troubles in Alaska Mr. Bone is to be sincerely congratulated for all omission of the usual tirade and 1t indicates that if this is his atttude Alaska today islands a better chance of going forward than ever be- fore in it's history. As this paper has frequent ly pointed out, the total cargo capacity of all steamships operating in the Alaska trade has been greater by from forty to sixty per cent each year than the total weight of the cargo moved during such year. There can be no con- tradction to this practical statement Now IS the time, if ever, for every local Alaskan or Washington bureaucrat to follow the lead of the governor of the territory and omit entirely y this silly reference to the transportation svs- tenn and in lieu thereof work unitedly for the unshackling of Alaska from bureaucratic meth ods, the development of its resources upon the most liberal national policy ever dreamed of in that territory and for the full encourage ment and aid on the part of the government of- ficials to make the valuable region what it should be, a veritable treasure Railway and Marine News.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-17

His comments on the expense of the pro posed bonus indicates not only that he is not so prepared but that he is not preparing. His statement that European debts cannot be safely or properly used as a source of the necessary funds undoubtedly is correct. But that very point would seem to make it more incumbent upon him to seek other methods MT. Mellon is an able man. If he goes to work at the task now instead of attempting to scare the country away from the paying of just obligations he probably will have a. concrete, practical, and generally acceptable program ready by the time the bonus is authorized. Let it be soon.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-17
THINGS WE THINK THINGS OTHERS THINK AND WHAT WE THINK OF THE THINGS OTHERS THINK

Any great man knows he isn't.
 rF :..E The girls that 'em rolled down think that beauty is but shindeep. ~ aI
 - ,a A beautiful thought: II" "You can't have everything"- but who wants 1t? After have done the best could that best very poor, 1t be made much poorer by apoogzing Parents would be- surprised to know how much their children have learned that the children tell their parents.
 
 When it finally dawns that he knows nothing about automobile and probably will he begins to really take pleasure in his car 7.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-17
A BONUS PLAN WOULD BE BETTER
 THAN A PROTEST

Soldiers bonus legislation has been indorsed in principle by President Hardng by a large group of United States senators and represen- tatives, by vast majority of the 100000 American World war veterans, by innumerable civilian organizations, and, we believe, by the majority of American citizens whose homes, lives, institutions and property these soldiers defended at the risk of their own lives and at the sacrifice of their own material prosperity. It is virtually assured.
 Secretary Mellon's statement that $850000,- GOO ''burdensome additional taxation" will be required in the next two years to finance the initial payments of bonus and that "the taxes already in force are too onerous for the country's good" therefore through the presi- dent, that postponed passage of the bonus bill year ago. It should not again prevent settle ment of the country's just debt to the nation s defenders.
 Instead of opposing the bonus by pointing out the burdens and difficulties of financing it, Mr. Mellon would do better to seek, and find, and suggest methods of raising the money. Payments of debts are always irksome. But that does not relieve. the obligation of the debt or. It merely forces him to extraordinary ef- forts, and perhaps to sacrifice, to raise the funds. That is the necessity confronting this country.
 As secretary of the treasury it is not MT. Mellon's duty so much to point out the diff culty of his position as to seek means for re- leaving such difficulty: It is, of course, with in his rights to oppose waste and unnecessary expenditure, but once an expenditure is au- thorized, as the bonus will be authorized, he should be prepared with an adequate program for providing the wherewithall
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-17

ANT IS so? We fly about the boundless sky,
 We dive beneath the sea, We penetrate the life beyond
 Of occult mystery, We fight our foes with deadly gas,
 We dissipate our means, Then run ourselves all ragged,
 A huntin' for our beans. The more some men get of earthly wealth, the more food for thought their wives have to digest
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-17

| their wives have to digest
 CAN ANYBODY GUESS WHAT
 THEY ARE USING THEM FOR | BLOOMFIELD, GA. NEWS)
 The women didn't put much fruit up this year. The men were using all the fruit jars.
 it may interest you to learn that in Tasting Neb., Doctor Foote spec ializes on the Eye and Ear, and in Wichita, Kan, Doctor Era Nye, op- crates on the Feet. And yet some folks think we manufacture these things.-
 There isn't a bigger fool in the world than the one who cuts off his nose to spite his face.
 YEAH
 Little drinks of Mulie,
 Taken white or red.
 Transfer business worries.
 To bustin' head
 Ever listen to one of these fellers that talk for an hour or more and leave you wondering what he said?
 rI fr har CT that she must be awful clean at school the next day for the visiting nurse was coming and was going to search her.
 Course we won the war. Amt lot of us still collecting condemnities and boneless bonuss, observes Amos Fash.
 Isn't it astonishing how many Sweet poppies" of December realize after Christmas that they are only wall flowers"
 Bout the only different tween a naggin woman an a buzzsaw, sez Al Snyder is that feller c'n stop al buzz saw.
 TUFF
 Ed Newcome had a Lizzie He thunk he understanded, He cranked Ger with the spark down, Now he eats lefthanded The more some fellers see of life the less the rest of us have to llve| for. Health specialists may contend that short skirts on women are conductive, of health But look what business the opticians are doing Marriage with no bank account isl like hnying q high priced car on pay ments. The darn thing'n likely be busted up fore the obligations are all cancelled. When telephone girl and man. tourist begin swapping gossip it's time for the recording angel to begin writing shorthand. Procrastination kills more good ln- tentions than all the other vices in the world. Robert Burdette Earl, we'll known resident of Skagway, died In that city recently after an illness Of several months. For the past seven years he had held position in the auditors office of the W. P. & Y. Ry., before which he had been for number of years an employe of the l
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-17

Robert Burdette Earl, we'll known resident of Skagway, died in that city recently after an illness of several months. For the past seven years he had held a position in the auditors office of the w. F. & Y. Ry., before which he had been for a number of years an employe of the N c. company at St Michael.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-17
CAN ANYBODY GUESS WHAT THEY ARE USING THEM FOR

BLOOMFIELD, GA. NEWS) The women didn't put much fruit up this year. The men were using all the fruit jars.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-17
YEAH

Little drinks of Mule,
 Taken white or red. Transfer business worries. To a bustin' head.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-17

, Procrastination kills more good ln- tentions than all the other vices in the world.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-02-17

Ever listen to one of these fellers that talk for an hour or more and leave you wondering what he said?
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-17
STIFF SCHEDULES OF
MISSISSIPPI A. & M.

Sept 16-A stiff sch2dule of nine
games. including contests with some
of the best college teams in the South,
was announced for the Mississippi A.
and M. College football team by w.
D. Chadwick, director of athletics, to-
day.
Games away from home win take
the team to. Jackson, Miss, Baton
Rouge, La, New Orleans, Memphis
and Birmingham. The complete sched-
ule follows:
Oct. Birmingham Southern Col
lege at A. and NJ campus.
Oct. I4.-Howard College, at A. and
NJ. campus.
Oct. 21.-University of Mississippi,
at Jackson, Miss.
Oct. 2s.-Tulane University, at
New Orleans.
Nov. 4.-ouachita College. at A. and
NJ. campus.
Nov. University Of Tennessee,
at Memphis.
Nov. 1S.-Louisana State University,
at Baton Rouge.
Nov. 25.-Drake University, at A.
and M. Campus.
Nov. s0-University of Alabama, at
Birmingham.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-17
One MORE GAME in
TWILIGHT LEAGUE
Pennant Is Still Undecided
Season May End in Triple Tie,
Necessitating PIay-Off.

Only one more game remains to be
played in the Twilight League and
the pennant-winner is still undecided!
True the Sevilles hold a haIf-game
lead over the Navy boys and have a
slight advantage but they are not yet
champions and may not be.
The last game of the league will be
played Monday afternoon when the
Y. NJ. c. A. takes on the Sevilles. A
victory for the Sevilles would assure
that team the pennant But if the Y.
M. C. A. wins. there will be three
teams tied for the lead.
These would be the Navy Sevilles
and Y. NJ. C. A. A post-season cham
pionshtp series would be necessary to
decide the winner. The fourth team,
Baracas, is several games in the cell
lar.
This seasons race in the Twilight
League race has been one of the clos
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-17
DIXIE SERIES
BEGINS TODAY

The Mobile Bears will open the
seven game series with the Fort
Worth team for the aI-Dixie base
ball championship this afternoon in
the Texas city.
For three seasons the Texas league
champions have defeated everything
that came out of the Southern Assoc
citation. But Bert Niehoff says they
will not do it this year.
The champions of the two Dixie
leagues will play three games in Fort
Worth and will then move over to
Mobile where the series will be com
peted II Fort Worth wins all three
games in their own lot, which is high
ly improbable. they must take one
game in Mobile before they can win
the series.
Manager Niehoff of the Bears will
probably give the Texas Leaguers
three good doses of Dutch Henry,
Lefty Fuhr and Steamboat Fulton in
the first three games with Del Baker
and John Schultz catching. Jack Atz
VIII undoubtedly oppose the Bears
with Pate, Goodbred and Wachtel, his
three stars, with Haworth and Moore
receiving.