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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-30
GRANGE AND WILSON
PLAY in PORTLAND

PORTLAND, Jan. 3O.-(P-With
several Pacific Northwest ex-college
football stars in their lineup, the
Portland Waterfront eleven was pre-
pared to meet the Chicago Bears here
today in the first professional, foot
bell game ever played in Portland.
George Wilson, former University Of
Washington balfback. and Huston
Stockton, former halfback with the
Gonzaga eleven, were scheduled to aid
the Portland team in it's effort to stop
Red" Grange and his mates. b.
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GOOD WILL CENTER
IN ONE-POINT WIN

Every basket ball team in the city
which played Friday seemed to have
one-point victory-complex. In all.
three games were reported won by the
smallest of margins.
Good Will Center defeated the Peo-
pies System quintet, % to 81, in a
fast and furious affair. "Bubber'
Ripley. Good viii guard, was the shin
ing light of the game, roping five goals
from the center of the floor. Maczumi
scored IL of the losers p points.
The lineups:
Good Will: Pena and Estrada, for
wards; EscalaDte, center; Ripley and
Pena, guards.
People: Maczumi and Hernandez.
forwards; Diaz, center: Mendoza and
Mcndcz. guards. Substitute: Brown.
Referee: Milo Mcllhcran.
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"C0LF WIDOWS" TAKE UP
"HO0F and MOUTH" GAME

CHICAGO. Jan. 30.-R)-A re-
vived nickname is enjoying vogue on
the golf courses of this section. They
are referring to golf as the "hoof and
mouth" game.
A golf widow who has not taken
to the links in self-defcnse. as have so
many women recently. said today that
she had put up with the "hoofing
part of golf which kept her husband
away from home most OF his spare
hours, but had rebcllcd when she found
that the "mouthing' part of the game
invaded her evenings.
"Hc hoofed all day over the links, I"
she said. land then mouthed all night
about the hoofinr."
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-30
FORMER BOXING
!. CHAMP GOES
To JAIL
Rr UniyrrsaI Service.

NEW ORLEANS, La. Jan. So
Pete Herman. former worlds ban
tam-weight champion. was today
sentenced TO serve 30 days in the
hou! Of detention by Federal Judge
Grubb for violating a federal paddock
order at his Ringsidc Cabaret. Judge
iGrubh said he would have given him
heavier sentence if Herman had
not been nearly blind
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-30
FLORIDA DERBY SET
FOR FEBRUARY q

TAMPA, Fla, Jan. 30.-CP)-In-
auguration of the Florida Derby, to
be run February q. was announced
by the West Coast Jockey Club here
today. The event, with $4,000 added,
is fashioned for three-year-olds at
mile and q sixteenth. ..
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-30
MONTEZ HEADLINES
EAGLE PASS CARD

Mercy Montez. San Antonio 13J-
FOUNDER. will fight Pcarsall favoritc.
Willet Moore. in the main event of
the American Legion's boxing show at
Eagle Pass next Tuesday night.
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GALVESTON FIVE LOSES.

HOUSTON. Jan. 30.-Ball High
School of Galveston was defeated in
basket ball last night by South End
High Of Houston. - TO ~.
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PLAYING THEMSELVES.

That thousands OF wives of golfers
have decided to break away from this
condition without going to the divorce
courts, rs a few have done, is shown
by the rapid INCREASE in women golfers
recently. In New York women have
even organized a club for their cxclu-
sivc use, and reports at the annual
meeting of the golf association show
that almost every club has doubled
its women players in the last two
years. At Olympia Fields Club, Chi
cago, which has four cighteen-hole
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-30
MEETING MONDAY.

Another meeting has been called for
o'clock Monday night, this time an
official one. Until that time, Prcsi
dent W. W. BoDdurant of the league
announced that Thursdays contest
would have to stand as mo game.
1t is probable that the league will Or
der the game re-plsyed.
As the teams now stand, not count
ing the Wildcats-San Antonio Acad'
envy game of Thursday. Wesleyan is
leading the league With four straight
victories, Sidney Lanier is second
with three wins and one loss, St
Marys Academy and San Antonio
Academy are tied for third place, each
with two wins and one loss.
Two games arc scheduled IN the
league for Monday. Sidney Lanier
and San Antonio Academy will meet
at o'clock on the Beacon Hill Pres
byteriau Church court. Those two
staunch rivals from the football sea
son, st. Anthony's College and Alamo
Heights High, will tangle at O'Clock
IN, tho ST Anthony court
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courses. one links is set aside almost
exclusively for women, and most of
them are wives of male members.
Another indication Of the growth of
golf among women is the efforts of
Mary Browne and others to get the
women's national championship away
from the control of the United States
Golf hssociation and have it managed
by the women, as is the Womcn's
Western Golf Association. There was
case in Iowa where man sued for
divorce because his wife neglected him
for golf.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-30
SAN ANTONIO

Referee, Hughes; umpire, Negley;
timer. Captain Petty scorer, Lieuten-
ant Colson.
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GLENNA AVERAGES IS.

Then the women have advanced rap
idly in the matter Of playing ability,
Just last fall at the St. Louis Coun-
try Club. Glenna Collett OF Providence,
r. l.. in winning the national title,
averaged close to - for the whole
weeks play over difficult course.
Mrs. Elaine Roscnthal Reinhart of
Dallas scored nearly as we'll in win
ming the western championship over
the White Bear Yacht Club course at
st. Paul. probably more exacting than
the st. Louis links.
Men would have to "hoof" carefully
to equal these exhibits of prowcss and
probably would mouth volubly if
they did.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-30
TEAM
TO TACKLE
ARTILLERY
Division Plays Wichita Falls
in Another Post
poned Game.

Two polo matches at Kelly FELL
were announced Saturday morning as
the afternoons program in the South.
western Circuit Cup event of the mid.
winter polo carnival here. The wealth.
cr has been "acting up with such
regularity of late that the polo COM
mlttee is arranging contests day by
day instead of setting all the dates in
advance.
The Kelly Field matches were
scheduled to be played at Hartford
Field Friday afternoon but soft turf
caused their postponcment.
In the first. at = o'clock, the Sec
ond Division Yellowjackets, packing %
ten-goal handicap, must travel fast to
beat out Wichita Falls, handicapped
only two goals.
AUSTIN FAVORED.
The Austin team, one of the favored
teams after the remarkable showing
of its opening tournament game, car
rics ten goals into the second game.
scheduled at o'clock, against the
Second Artillery Brigade, with "a
handicap of three.
The two teams representing the
Eighth Corps Area Headquarters over
rame handicaps of two goals each in
their matches at Kelly Field Friday.
The Headquarters first team de-
feated the San Antonio Polo Club,
j. to 3. The Headquarters second
downed the Houston Riding and Polo
Club, Q TO 6.
In the second game, the players were
handicapped by the roughened condi-
ton Of the field following the hard
ridden first encounter.
The lincups and points in the two
gafnng.
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WON AT FINISH.

Wcsleyan's victory over the classy
Sidney Lanicr crew came in the last
minute of play after an uphill fight all
the way. Trailing by three points
Just before the final whistle, the two
Trespalacios brothers. Alfonso and An
tonic. each shot field goal for the
winning markers. 1t was the first
defeat for Lanier since the season
opened.
The linc.ups
Wesleyan (1D.' t13) Lanier.
A. Trespalacios a. 80. Sanchez (S)
Right Forward.
Verduzco CO.. ........... Juarez
Left Forward.
Z. Trespalacios (5) 80. Flores 90
Center.
kdmOS bdTdJts
Right Guard.
Ramirez ...s'.s'',. bnIluutE
Left Guard.
Substitutes: Wesleyan, Zuazua; La
nier, Casso CD.
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RESERVES DO 1T.

The Breckenridge Wildcats, won
from Dale McCoy's st. Mary's Aca,l-
cmy five mainly as a result of their
superior reserve strength. The stare
ing lineup did not score a single
poiut. but the substitute forwards,
Brotherman and Hugh Mcmillan, rau
wild, tossing eight points each. st.
Mary's was slightly crippled with
Reisinger out of the game. Langston
Lyons, Saints ace, rang up Il points.
The line-ups:
ST. Mary's (2O). (2D Wildcats.
Lyons Q2l ........... Ferguson
Right Forward.
McIllwane 90 ............ Murray
Left Forward.
Dietzel (2) .............. Fixes
Center.
Meyers .... ............ Wllllams
Right Guard.
Left Guard.
Substitutions Wildcats. Oakley
Mays "a, Brothcrman (S). .RoyaI
az. Hildebrand. Mcmillan (S).
Referee; George O'Brien.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-01
MRS, VICKERS DIES,
 FUERSTEIN CRIES
Slayer Of Camden Woman Close IV Guarded In His Cell

Camden, N. J., July 1 Pt-Mrs. Harriet Nickers, 25, who was shot Tuesday by Paul w. Fuerstein, di- rector Of the Camden Philharmonic orchestra, after he had pleaded with her not to return to her husband, died today at the Cooper hospital.
 Mrs. Nickers was shot twice, both bullets entering her lungs.
 A few hours before her death, Mrs Vickers, who was the mother Of two children, again identified Fuerstein as the man who shot her twice through the back when she visited him at his apartment. Fuerstein ad- mitted the shooting, saying that he had plotted to kill Mrs. Yickers and himself.
 With Mrs. Nickers when she died were her mother and her husband, Rawton Vickers, of Harrington, N. J. her children, boy, ' and girl 2, are at their home in Harrington.
 Late last night. Fuertsein was taken before Mrs. Vickars and in the presence of police officials the wo- man feebly raised her arm and point ed at him, saying:
 That's the man who shot me"
 Fuerstein was then taken back to his cell. When he was informed that Mrs. Vickers had died, he cried. A strict watch Is being kept over him
 Mrs. vickers rallied somewhat last night and the second bullet was removed from her lung. She became unconscious soon after she identified Fuerstein.
 Mrs. Tickers was formerly q mem her of the Salvation Army, and 1t was while she and her husband were workers for the same organization that they met Fuerstein, four years ago. He came to them, saving he was down and out" her husband told police. They fed and sheltered him, Vickers, said. until he got a ioh.
 In hia confession to police Fuer- stein said that he and Mrs, Nickers had attended q party Monday night and that she had enraged him by saving that she was going hack to live with her husband, from whom she had been living apart by agree mont. The next day, Fuerstein said, he met her by agreement and at his apartment pleaded with her not to return to her husband.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-01

trial on charges of attempted extor- ton of $5.OOO from Frederick Row. land Hazard. who enjoys an allow ance of S5O,0O0 a year from the $4OO0,OOO estate left him by his father.
 In the last eight months, it is all legged, Gertrude Fosnaugh. 24 years old mulcted Hazard, who is 3t, of nearly $25,00O. which in turn was taken from her by her husband, by threatening to reveal to Hazards wife a situation that never existed
 Hazard. the son of the late Fred erick F. Hazard, ST. for many years president of the SoIvay Process Co. of Syracuse. N. Y, worked as an accountant in the same office here four years ago with Mrs Fosuaugh, then Mrs. Arthur Davis.
 A year or so ago Hazard alleges he furnished the woman money to go to California and since sent her various sums ranging from $1,00O to $l0,o00. Three weeks ago he re- ceived a letter. he says. with a New York postmark, informing that Mrs. Davis was back in town and needed $5,o00 10 go 10 Europe for divorce. This time Hazard called detectives,
New Britain herald., 1926-07-01
DIAPERS WIN GAME

The Drapers A. C., baseball team took 8 hard fought battle from the East Sides yesterday hy the score of r to 13. Andrew Gunp starred for the losers while Sarkus played well for the winners. The East Sides piled up six runs in the opening frame but the Drapars overcame this. Bufko. Sody and Putty work ed for the losers and Geno and Young for the winners The Drap- CTS would like 10 hear from the Eagles of Dwight Court, the Pan- thers. Diamond Busters and Won ders of Rhodes street. Telephone 35n2-2 between and 6.30 p. m. The Drapers would like to hear from any team averaging 12 to 15 years.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-01
RECEPTION IN ENGLAND
Everything Ready at Southampton When Princeton And Cornell Ath- letes Arrive.

London. July lHN -- When the
 Princeton and Cornell athletes ar rive at Southampton on board the steamer Coronia Sunday, they will lind everything ready for their re-
 ception by the Oxford and Cam bridge university men, with whom they will compete in 12 track and field events at tho Stamford Bridge ground in West London, July 10.
 On arriving at Southampton the visitors will 20 direct to Oxford, where they will be guests for three days of the various colleges and be given the use of the university ath- Ilotic field to continue their training, 1 On July the Americans will go to ICambridge. staying at Caius college and getting further practice until
 they leave for London for the games,
 The Oxford and Cambridge men are keen for the meeting.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-01
STANLEY W0RKS-FAFNlR
Buttmakcrs to Tackle League Lead
 ing Bearing Makers Tonight in- stead of Saturday.

The Stanley Works will play the
 Fafnir baseball nine tonight at $ o'clock on Diamond No. ] at Willo" Brook park instead of Saturday afternoon, 1t has been agreed be tween the two managers. The two teams are anxious to get away over the Fourth and for this reason the game is being staged ahead of time.
 The Stanley Works. under the leadership of astute Frank McConn are going to make a strong bid to hand Fafnirs their first defeat of the season while on the other hand, the Bearing Makers are resolved to hold their slate unblemished. Chick" Stanley will probably work for the winners while Warner Johnson, manstay of the Buttmakers will
 probably be on the firing line.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-01
YACHTS NEARING FINISH
Nine Entries In Special Race Tor Trophies Expected to Arrive at Marblchead Today.

Marblehead. Mass. July 1 Fl- Out of the high seas today, nine
 yachts were nearing this port in a special race for trophies offered by two noted sportsmen. Former Com modore Harold S. Vanderbilt of the New York Yacht club and Commo- idore W. A. W. Stewart of the Sea wanka- -Corinthian Yacht club of Long Island.
 The boats, including several of the pick of the Atlantic coast, set sail from Newport, R. l., shortly after breeze behind them. The course is I14S miles and it is expected that the first of the squadron will reach here before sunset tonight.
 The Nanitie, winner of the two day races at Newport, was with drawn at the last minute because of necessity for repairs while Wander bilt's boat, the Nagrant, another of the Newport racers, did not contend because it's owner did not wish to compete for his own prize,
 The Vanderbilt trophy will go to
 the winning schooner, Mir. Stewards trophy to the leading sloop,
New Britain herald., 1926-07-01
START IMPORTANT SERIES

The PeXto A. C. baseball team Of Southington will open up a two game series with the All-Plainville club at the Sand Hill grounds in Southington. Sunday afternoon at o'clock. The Plainville team is rated as one of the fastest semi-pro clubs in this section while the PreXto team has been going great guns this year. Saturday, the PeNtOs will go to Meri- den 10 meet the undefeated h. slices of that city.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-01
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

Cleveland, O., - Billy Wallace, Of Cleveland. beat Babe Hermann, Cal ifornia, 10). Johnny Datto, of Cleveland, knocked out Bricky Ryan, Pittsburgh CD. Red Blatt. Chicago, won a technical knockout over Johnny Trannett, Cleveland CD.
 Wilmington, Sailor Jimmy Byrne, former heavyweight won 9 decision over Chuck Wiggins, of h. dianapolis, Indiana. G0).
New Britain herald., 1926-07-01
< RACHEIORS' PICNIC

There never was married man who would admit that his single brother was any better than he was especially when it comes to base ball and this age-old argument will bo settled between the married and single men of Landers office tonight at Diamond No. at 5;3o o'clock at Walnut Hill park. H. R. Brumhaum is taking charge of the benedicts while Larry Boilard will lead the 'Baches" into battle. All players on either floor was eligible The single men will play their best because they will need to- The married men will do the same because it will b. a habit.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-01

whose work eliminated yesterday fin the arrest of Mrs. Fornaugh and her husband.
 In her confession to the police, the woman is said to place all the blame on her husband, saying he had composed all the notes she had written Hazard.
 The last request for s5.000 is said to have threatened If you won't give it to me, I'll tell Arthur and he will start the works" Detectives say Fosnaugh had ob- tainod all the money received. The couple met in Los Angeles, and were married in Greenfield. Ind, June 8.
 Hazard is a graduate of Brown university and has wife and two children.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-01

"She laughed" he said. "and it was then I became frantic and in my hysteria I shot her"
 An unfinished letter found in Fuertsein's apartment, and which he admitted writing, told of his emotion for Mrs. Vickers. ending that is she returned to her husband he would kill her and also himself. Fuerstein was drunk when arrested, but in his confession said he was sober when he shot her.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-01
CIRS REAT RORINS

The Cubs defeated the Robins yes tarday in an exciting game by the score of 19 to IS. Perkowski and ziegler worked for the winners and their efforts brought in the victory. Perhowski had 13 strikeouts while Zeigler caught many stealing. Du- min and kuleski starred at bat and in the field. Kulas and Sapko work ed for the losers and Mizzy substitut~
New Britain herald., 1926-07-01

ed for sapIio when the latter was Injured. It was a see-saw affair. The Cubs meet the Sluggers this after moon. For games write to Walter
 Healty, 9S Grove street
New Britain herald., 1926-07-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

Cincinnati 3. Chicago 2, (1st). Chicago 2. Cincinnati 1. (2nd) New York 2. Boston 6.
 (16 innings).
 Brooklyn II, Philadelphia 2 St. Louis $, Pittsburgh 2,
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ERonKLYN
Totals 41 Il Y q l6

7-Ran Tor McGraw in 5th
 Philadelphia ...-.....,1ot oio 0n2-- 9 Brooklyn .............o05 O29 2nx-1i
 Two base hits-FrlberE, Felix (cl. But Ter. Wheat. Three base hits-Sand. liar Ereaves Home runs-Herman, Harper t2), Wriehtstone sacriflces-Ieach Pierce Maranviua, Double play Barnes, Butler and Herman. Left on bages-Philadelphla S, Brooklyn l2. Bases on halls-off Barnes 3. Pierce I, Raecht 2. Yarneil |. Knight I. s,ruok out--by Barnes |. Pierce !, Baecht 1, Knight l. Winning pitcher -Ehrhardt Losing pitcher--Tarne'l Un- plres -Pfirman, ODay and sweeue. Timc-2:o7.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-01
The Standing
Games Today

Philadelphia at Boston New York at Brooklyn. st Louis at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at Chicago.
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Games Tomorrow

Bridgeport at Albany. Hartford at Providence. New Haven at Springfield. Waterbury at Pittsfeld.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-01
The Standing
Games Today

Boston at Philadelphia. Chicago at St. Louis. Washington at New York
New Britain herald., 1926-07-01
DA- FIR TEAM TO MEET

The Ranger A. C. baseball team will hold an important meeting to- night at o'clock. All members are asked to attend.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-01
The Standing
Games Today

Jersey City at Baltimor@, Newark at Reading. Syra Cuse at Toronto.
 Ga. III. and D. m.) Buffalo at Rochester.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-01
The Standing
Games Today

Pittsneld at Springfield. Bridgeport at Hartford. Providence at New Haven. Waterbury at Albany.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-01
EASTERN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Springfield 9. Pittsfeld 2, Bridgeport 8, Hartford l. (1sD Bridgeport 5. Hartford 2. (2nd) New Haven 12. Providence Albany 10, Waterbury 2
New Britain herald., 1926-07-01
STUNT FLIER HELD,
 CLAIM EVAPORATION
Bride Also Locked Up On Charge
 Of Wealthy Man

New York, July 1 LP-Ernest Fornaugh, stunt aviator and his bride of four weeks. today faced
New Britain herald., 1926-07-01

Railways of New Zealand are de- veloping motor bus routes 10 bring passengers to their lines for rail aourneHs.
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Baseball Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games YeSterdaY

Philadelphia 5, New York f, Washington 8, Boston 5. Cleveland Ii. Chicago 3. Detroit 4, St. Louis 1.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-01
ST. LOUIS
Totals
PITT SRTRGE

Two base hits-Waner Bottomley. Three base hits-Blades. Traynor. Home runs Blades, eBu. sacriNoes-Dourhit, Barn. hart, Bottorely. Double plays-Wright to Rawlings to Gran,ham; Waner to Gran. tham Left on bases-St, Louis 2, Pitts hurEh 5. Bases on halls--off Meadows ?. Struck out-hy Haines 2. Meadows |. Tmpires-Moran Roardon and Qugley. Time-1:3S.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-01
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

Newark s, Jersey City 1. Gst). Newark 2, Jersey City .. (2nd). Rochester 1. Syracuse 3. Buffalo 2, Toronto 6.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-01

The City League managers are meeting tonight in the City Hall to go over the lists of players on the six teams and to finish final details of the league. The first games will be played a. week from Saturday at Walnut Hill park and the race for the city title will be on.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-01

1nouiires shot at Nom Begley, the kingpin of the $. & B. team' give the answer to the question: Nom has been suffering from charley-horse and his teammates refuse to play until he is suftl- ciently recovered to play again. Without Begley in his star role Of pitcher Spring & Buckley has no team.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-01

READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1926-07-01

Fans who saw the fight card in usrtford Monday night are still talking about the blow Tender sent over tc burst Cohen s Pr'"7 cauliaower ear A despatch from Holyoke, home of the man who was awarded the bout Monday states today that he has gone to a bospital for an operation on the snnendage and will be out of the ring for at least two months, Blood spattered for at least 10 feet when he was hit the other night.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-01
Spe kin g |of Sports t s

There has been quite a lull in the activities of the indoor base ball teams and fans who have been following the battles staged be- tween the Connecticut Electric Iight S5 Power Go. and Spring x Buckley teams, have been wonder ing when the third game will be staged. There must be a thlrd game because the trophy must be won three times in succession to be held permanently.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-01

The postponed game between the Stanley Works and the NeWmatcs will be played some night next week, probably on Thursday. The other postponed games will be played some evening.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-01

The Orioles will play the Windsor team next Sunday and this will be q tough game for Abe Aronson's charges.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-01

Larry Mangan has made his selec- tions for the Eddy-Glover post American Legion baseball team and the list of names, which is published in another column of this issue, re- minds one of the cosmopolitan popu- lation of this city. There are real Tanks, Irish, Jewish. Polish, ltal- ian and q couple of other nationali~ ties represented on the team but they are all Americans, every one. It is truly representative team covering every clause ill the constitu- ton of the United States.