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SIMMONS.

sUPREME COURT, COUNTY Qy NEW
YoRR-summers: ACTION FOR ABB
soLUTE DiyohS wIIapGM ck fTE ssoER
NER, Defendant To the above named
You are hsreey summoned to answer
the complaint in this action. and TO serve
a copy Of your answer on the Plaintiff .
Attorney within twenty days after the ser
vice OF this summons exclusive OF the DAY
OF service, snd in case OF your fsnurs 70
against you By default for the relief do
msnded in the complaint
Dated. New York, october fsth, 1915.
MORTIMER LANzIT,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
once and Post once Address. No. ~
Cedar Street, New York city
TO WILHELM CARL BoERNERi
you By publication. pursuant 20 an order
Juetic. OF the Supreme Court OF the State
Of New YORK 6s'sa me Eth ,b e' candida,
h,rein, Ia the once o; the Clerk OF tbs
Courty Of New York, at the County Court
House. IN ths Borough OF Manhattan, CITY
Of New York. Oh the 'rd day OF Novsmo'r'
Dated. tn. srd day Of Noysmesr 1913
MORTIMER LANZIT,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Once and Post once Address, 81 Cedar
Street. Borough OF Manhattan, City
Of New FORK
FRANCES Z. MARTINEZ VS.. CARLOS
TfNEZ.-ORDER OF NOTICE. State
Of Conn.ctlcut. Fairfield County superior
Court IS Bridgeport December srd, A. D.
1918.
z Martinez praying, for reasons therein
set forth. for a divorce and change OF
n,ms 10 Frances Z. Parks, now pending
b,for, thi. Court having been returned
thereto on the hrst Tuesday OF May. lsi ..
II appearing 20 and being found by this
Court that Carlos Martinez, IN. said de-
fsrdant Is absent from this State and gons
10 parts unknovn-rssiding In New YORK
city. and tnst notice OF the tendency OF
the complaint was given hs required By
crdar Of notice heretofore issued. and nov
tbs plaintiff ASKS FOR . further order OF
notice n the premises
THEREFORE, ORDERED. That notice
o, the pendeucy OF said complaint be given
bv publishing this order in the New York
tribune a Newspaper printed In New York
city, three 90 times successfully. com
uencinx Oh or before the 10Th day OF De-
cember, A d. 1915. BY the Court,
wM T. HAVILAED.
Clerk OF the Superior Court OF Fairfield
County
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Vessels Arriving at and De-
parting from Port Of
New York.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
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sHERIrFs AUCTION SALES

DANIEL dREENwALD. sHERTTT's AUCTION.
er. sails !hi. dv. Htday Dec IN Iss' o. y
virtue q |. certain WIT Of execution SAFE, shos
Ceses CAsh Register. Film. Gamers and AL o-hes
n.r,ss.I property OF william Z. Tent Defendant
Max 3 GRHENHAGEN. sherin.
JOSEPH 7. COOK. Deputy Shefin.
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against institution
that had high class club but that in the ma outside
Of these tive three didn't enough sporting blood f'ep ' fro"
being snsmic
Other Counts.
other against brought
outt time.
Their occasion but little above
themselves after With
selfish that unbelievable
tn. sportsmen who had Of protest to
" tn. vino
the .rises and the second
Started the Feds
through this wall tn. National League that the Feds
started The National Feds the By showing what
opening anybody
by showing . sick rsno1 the sidewalk
OF IN.
older circuit, the Feds would
They poorly organised poorly
particular They out the for their entrance
rushing
collection eoldbod.d lot Of
foolish this occasion through ignorance. and for che
Of greed
The Upift2 WhereP
The
them credit for hanging whore they couldn't loose but when
frs mentioned what the hrrt quoted Of Nj Sinclair their
bsck' He probably
Yhe Kelley did I'm not in this game be d for glory for my
health. Where do OFF,
Civ. him credit anyway for not, ubpon.ins bull
That much belongs his
Fine Smear
Yes, hns little thi. baseball
mixture Of garlic cheese
bad Of
the The Pods would hv. the bill
B. Of
the before be died
Sting a Of dollar marks reaching tAs sktes;
When they talk Of millions 70
Mosnates tho ;nssds, eourtsne sp tAs4r tn
Gratts-s N The oitsds konsn9 get tn
Stor1es Of Big booking leagues;
Dorkty limiting rsaotery, and i~r4guss
G.&sses that crazy statements that rrssod;
sportsn,anship 10snty Of greed
Monsv-rorey- tin cannot rest;
Rsach;ng for the kais seed; tell Nth all tho rest"
The Game Itself
Of the players and the nhen. strength Of the
Baseball spite Of those Il
National Commission That hne
presented be denals hight
spilled
.mpro, liars The
guys truth that's the
Sick Sport
Baseball living Il Is
cornm.sions Of is Jim OF Ia
still high left the but they deep In
minority still lsf tradition
III. public hsthswson Wagner
Collins and others
Ia, AWAY. been square
tho all the
saving Of gam in late
old height needs
II cleaning
leeds man at Heydler
the bestin OF heart
tho and the political trick STUFF IN baseball Is
IL baseball is 70 live
Which are
gathering In New York
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SITUATION WANTED.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male
UsEFUL MAN. - osEnsn unSsy+pfs. r1nse%
Female
HOUsTwoRKER-FinnSh Aretcani frcnai WI
tnz: city OF county; sIcenenI refersnes. Lehus
As.Sr, ~ Eat i9sth u Phone 65l5 Hkrlena
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sURRoGATEs' NOTICES.

sIXToN. WTLLTLM ON PURSUANCE
) Of an order OF Honorable John Z. Co
halan. a Surrogate OF the County OF New
York notice 10 hsrsey given 10 al persons
having claims against WilI Yr " 1890. sSs.a
% nresert the same with vouchers thereof
70 the subscribers al their place or trans
acting business. az the once OF their sttor-
Rorough OF Manhattan. New York City. on
OF before the 10th day OF May next
Dated, New York. the % day Of Novs1n-
WILLIAM 0. sAxToN,
CHESTER z. sAXToN.
FIDELITY TRUST co. OF NEW YORK
FRANK L HOLT, EKsoutors
Attorney for Executors
22o Broadway. New York CITY.
N PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF
Honorabl. John P. Cohslan- a Surrogate
Of the County OF New York,
NOTICE 10 hereby given 20 all persons
having claims sssinst FrSnk b. lesson, lass
present the same with vouchers thereof &c
The subscriber q, his place of Isnsaetins
business the once OF Stewart shearer, No.
as wall ST. Borough Of Manhattan, Ia the
CITY OF New York. on or before the ffd day
% p nt Now York, tn. Is,h day st octe-
Der. 1915. ANDREW c. ncooWM
STEWART a sHEARER,
Attorneys for Administrator,
IS Wal Street,
Mammalian. New York.
m PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF
Honorable John P Cehslan, Surrogate
Of the County Of New York. Notice is here
by given TO al persons having claims against
DANIEL A Dav!s, late OF the County OF New
York. deceased. 20 present the same with
vouchers thereof TO the subscribers az place
OF trAnsacting business, Room No. slt. IS
Beaver street, IN the City OF New York, on
or before the 25th day OF April next
Dated New York. the goth day OF Ootoosr,
1915.
E BAYARD HALSTED,
Executors.
CHARLES II BECKETT, ESQ, Attorney
for Executors. 1873 Broadway, New York
city.
IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF
Honorable John p. Cohalsn. Surrogate
OF the County OF New YORK. NOTICE Ia
hereby given 10 all persons having claims
sKains, HArrietts s. BGrnr. late OF the
County OF New York. deceased. 70 present
the same with vouchers thereof 70 the SUBJ
scriber. at his place OF transacting busi-
rs. AZ the once Of Messrs. Murray, Prem
nc. a Rowland. No. 81 Wal Street. In
Tn. CITY OF New York. on or before the
lst day OF May next
DATED. New York. the 18Th day OF octo-
''' HERBERT g BARNES. E1ecutor.
MURRAY. PRENTICE a ROWLAND
Attorneys tor Executor
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Started the Feds.
The Uplift2 Wherep

The Fed, uptt the gsms Where layout Give
them credit for hanging where couldn't
first mentioned what Sinclair
bscker He probably
Yes-lke Kelley did "Im
health Where
Give him credit anyway or not subponsins ne bull
That much belongs . way
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Die @q1M&hf
@ G,a1kks1d Rice

hear polite baseball circles tha'
the Feds have whipped tho National League
esd. Willard would get i0i
knocking whipped itself and began
whining oe least four stand By
players three euthroa yesssn and
ate the pole Of he
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TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

AOkDAI, DKCEABEH q,
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which have brought
from
little
after With
unbelievable
The who had voice Of protest TO
Of the vino
the tncksters second
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SATURDAY. DEcEsBEs IL
SUNDAY. DECEMBER 10.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY
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A Cinch Battle.

the Feds the sof battle ever
They up against both at
against institution
but that IN the MAN, outside
Of o sporting blood to Keep sns from
being
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31
MAINLY PERSONAL

w. w. Todd has left for Los Ange-
les, where he will remain over the
holidays.
Frank Czarnowski left last night
for the coast, where he will spend
the holidays.
Miss Nell McGlynn left last night
for Los Angeles. She will remain
over the holidays.
Miss Golda Vest of Los Angeles is
spending the holidays in FL Centro
visiting her sister, Mrs. Leota Vest
Dunn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M. Sanford
of Hanford, Wash, are visiting Mrs.
Sanford's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Hilson.
E. J. Lpson, representative of the
Metro Pictures Corporation, is in the
city conferring with Manager Best Of
the Palace theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. DAILY, Mrs. Pau
line M. DAILY and J. p. DAILY have re-
turned from an auto drive to Los An
geles and San Diego. In returning
they were obliged to drive over snow
from Potrero to the Mountain Springs
grade.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31
Alumni Give Banquet.

The Alumni of Central Union High
School had their third annual banquet
at the Barbara Worth hotel last even
ing. Twenty-one graduates from the
school enjoyed the S-course banquet
and listened to wonderful bursts of
orr tory at its close.
Elmo Conley, Class of '13, was toast
master. Following a few bright re-
marks by the honorable toastmaster,
Miss Lenna ,Mayfield, II, made "a
speech of welcome. Response to the
welcoming Grafton was rendered by
Thomas Wilson, IS.
Reaching back over years to the be-
ginning of c. U. H. s., Walter vii.
kinson, II, told of early experiences
of the school. Not quite so far back
was Boyce Aten, ~, who Is quite an
old timer, who spoke of the Alumni
in general. Fred Berry, Is, then de-
claimed on his favorite subject, "Wom-
en-"
The speeches for the evening were
topped off by Professor A. l.. Lackey
of the High School faculty, who spoke
on the purpose Of the Alumni organi-
zation. He said:
"You Alumni are older, more ma
ture, and are fitted to see things as
they really are. Conditions may
change, but the purpose of the Alumni
in regard to their Alma Mater will
never change"
The evening was ended with the
election of officers for the coming
year. Thomas Wilson, '15, was elect
ed president; Nora Epler, IA, vice
president, and Richard Perry, rs, sec
retary treasurer
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31

extremely ladylike and refined and
attracts the love Of a manly admirer
i'm England. But her heart is in the
lumber camp and she returns to "the
boys" followed, however, by her lover,
who secures her after many adven-
lures. The film, in fact, is packed
with incident and excitement. There
are scenes in England as well as in
the United States, and all of them
are of singular beauty, pictorially
chosen and splendidly photographed.
There will be no advance in prices.
X = y
Hazel Dawn-Tonght at the Palace
the beautiful Hazel Dawn makes her
in the screaming farce
"Niobe." This is considered one of
the big laughing finn productions of
the season and is playing return dates
everywhere. In addition to "Niobe,' y
the eighth Paramount Travelogue will
be shown. This week takes the spec
tator to South America and some very
scenes are shown.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31
CLUB GIVES PARTY
TO MANY FRIENDS

Sixty lady members and friends of
the club were in attendance, yester-
day afternoon, at one of the most
enjoyable card parties ever given by
the Woman's Ten Thousand Club.
Davis hall was attractively deco
rated with dainty baskets of beau
tiful red carnations and a magnificent
bouquet of poinsettias.
Mrs. Clarence Conant and Mrs. Ar
thur Edgar tied for the highest score,
each receiving flowers as a prize.
Dainty refreshments were charm
ingly served Mrs. c. r. lockwood
contributed a large beautifully-iced
cake bearing the seasons greeting,
Happy New Year, 1916" and piece
was served to each guest.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Preparations are being made and
training rules vigorously kept for the
Holtville Fiesta, New Years day, by
the athletes of Central Union High
School. The relay team is preparing
to bring back the large relay cup for
the third time, thus establishing our
final ownership of the trophy.
The relay team this year will con-
sist of Lee Nuffer, Neal Gavin, Amos
Chick and John aker.
AS for the other events of the day,
Central expects to make a good show
ing. When asked for his opinion of
our chances Coach RICHTER simply
said:
"We are going over and bring back
the cup for keeps"
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31
TRUAX SENTENCED
TO PENITENTIARY
FOR FIVE YEARS

w. O. TruaX, CaleXico jeweler, con-
vcted of implication in a conspiracy
to defraud the Springfield Fire and
Marine Insurance Company through
the destruction by fire of a CaleXico
house, was sentenced to 5 years in
San Quentin penitentiary by Superior
Judge Cole this morning. In addi-
ito a fine of 5000 was imposed. O..
V. Wilson, TruaX's attorney, served
notice of appeal following sentence
An attempt is being made today to
raise $4,000 bail to secure Truax's
freedom pending the outcome of the
appeal.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31
Cantu May Take Hand In
Race Track Concession Fight

Colonel Esteban Cantu, other MeXi-
cali officials whose names could not
be learned, p. J. Kelley and Houser,
said to be sought as a witness in the
Tia Juana race track suit, the latter
of San Diego, left here secretly by
automobile at noon for San Diego. The
object of the trip presumably has to
do with the reported revocation by
the Caranza faction of race track
concessions granted at Tia Juana by
Colonel Cantu.
Kelley and Houser, accompanied by
Miss A. F. Kelley, Kelley's niece, ar
rived here yesterday morning ON a
Southern Pacific train. 1t is under
stood the 2 men spent yesterday al
MeXicali in conference with Colonel
Cantu.
Today an automobile carrying
Houser, Kelley, Colonel Cantu and
MeXicali officials passed through Ell
Centre bound for San Diego.
The object of their trip could not
be learned. Kelley, who was regis
tered at the Barbara Worth hotel du-
ring his stay, gave explicit instruc
tions to the hotel management that
his identity, as well as that of Houser,
was not to be divulged.
1t is understood Houser, who is
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31

said to have been sought as a wit
ness in the Tia Juana race track suit,
will now reveal his whereabouts to
San Diego authorities.
The hurried trip of Colonel Cantu
to San Diego is reported here today
to be an outgrowth of the announce
ment that the Mexican government
will review all the concessions he has
granted in Lower California, with the
possibility that any of them may be
revoked.
Houser is heavily interested in the
race track concessions at San Diego
and is said to be one of the leading
promoters.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31
DRUG CASES MAY
BE APPEALED

A drug case, in which the confis-
cation of narcotics and the arrest and
conviction of E. f. Young and c. F.
McGinnis of Calexico were prominent,
may be carried to the United States
Supreme court. William r. Sea OF
Calexico, attorney for Young, who is
in jail, and for McGinnis, whom of
ficers are endeavoring to find, is seek
ing a writ of error, according to f. R.
Simon, deputy district attorney. The
case may 90 before the highest court
for final decision.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31

day, of next week. This is an excel
lent company of artists, real Ha-
waiians. They have been playing to
large audiences and are superior to
any Hawaiian troupe seen on the
coast.
Baptist Watch Night Service-The
members and their friends will hold
a watch night service at the First
Baptist church this evening at 8
o'clock. The evening will be spent
in a social time, followed by re-
freshments. At II o'clock a fine pro-
gram # short speeches will be given,
closing the year with prayer. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
X X X
Watch Night Service-The Epworth
League OF the First Methodist church
will hold watch night service to-
night, beginning at O'clock. The
first two hours will be spent in a
pleasant social time Of games, pro-
gram and refreshments. At IL
o'clock the devotional service, in
charge of the pastor, Rev. H. B. Clark,
will begin. A cordial invitation is
given to all who can attend any or
all of the service.
X X X
Theatre Tulane-At the Theatre Tu.
lane tonight five-reel feature, "Sun-
day." will be presented. Sunday is an
orphan girl, brought up like a boy
by four great-hearted lumber jacks.
When her lover proves false and tries
to betray her, they kill him. Sent to
a convent and educated, she become!
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31
Christian Church.

Interesting services will mark the
beginning of the new year. The Sun
day school will open at 10 o'clock. At
IL the pastor, Rev. w. G. Conley,
will preach; subject, "The Portals of
a New Year" Mrs. Swing will sing
solo. The choir will sing the an
them, "Search Me, o God" Mr..
Todd will render special pipe organ
numbers. The new years service of
the Christian Endeavor Society will
be held at 6:30. At 1880 the even
ing service will begin. The pastor will
preach; subject, Renewing the Bat
tie" All are cordially invited.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31
Open. Noon. Close.
BASSETT GRANTED
PROBATION; FINED $500

George Bassett, convicted of impli-
cation in Calexico arson plot, was
granted probation this morning by
Superior Judge Cole. He was fined
5000. Bassett, with Charles Burright,
played important roles for the state
in the trial of w. o. TruaX, who was
sentenced to 5 years Imprisonment
today.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31
TRADE UNIONS TO
BANQUET TONIGHT

The trade unions of the valley will
be the guests tonight at banquet at
the Tulane Cafe. No formal invita-
tions have been issued.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31
CITY AND VALLEY

Library to Close-The Library will
be closed tomorrow, observing the
New Year custom.
X x X
Coming Next Week-l'heatre Tu.
lane announce the coming of Bells
famous Hawaiian Singers and Play
ers for two nights, Monday and Tues
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31
BANQUET
AT BARBARA WORTH

Seventeen retail lumbermen from all
parts of the valley were present at
banquet at the Barbara Worth hotel.
A number of local lumber dealers were
present.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31
First Baptist Church.

Special New Years services will
be held throughout the day. At IL
o'clock the installation of officers will
take place, followed by the pastors
sermon, Looking Ahead" Following
the morning worship hour the Lords
Supper will be observed. At 7:30 the
pastor will preach a New Years SER
mon," A Good New Years Resolu-
ton to Make: Should We Make One ?"
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Young Peo-
Piles meeting, 6:30 p. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31
AT THE CHURCHES
Christian Science Services.

The FL Centre Christian Science So
ciety holds services every Sunday
morning at II o'clock. Subject Sun
day, God" Sunday school at
9:45 a. m. Wednesday evening testi-
monial meeting at o'clock. All serv-
ices are held in Davis hall, corner
Fifth and Main streets. Entrance on
Fifth street
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31
Cotton Market.

Cotton showed increasing strength
in the astern markets today, ac-
cording to advices received by DAILY
Brothers.
New Orleans
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31

Who killed Cornelia Alster? This
is the problem that battles the most
skilled detectives. 1t puzzles all spec.
tators and keeps them keyed up with
excitement and wonder until the enl
of the photoplay. The grim finger of
suspicion points at five persons. You
are sure it is one, then another, who
has committed the crime. Then comes
the great denouement, revealing the
real slayer. This gripping revelation
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-31

comes as startling surprise to all
The complete new angle and the swift
change of action brings the tension To
the highest pitch. Yet the reason for
the crime proves so obvious and logi-
cal that one wonders why that par
ticular person was not before sus-
pected. The mystery throughout is so
intensely fascinating that none will
rest until the solution is known. The
drama is powerful, gripping, intense.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-31

NE word % say abop, -.
0'ed this most woDdert.,,
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THE NEWS IN THE MAGIC VALLEY
RECEIVER ASKED
FOR CANAL co.
SUIT FILED IN DISTRICT COURT At
BEAUMONT AGAINST LA DONNA
CANAL COMPANY.

Beaumont. Texas. MAY 81. Suit for
S.,Uu.0D damages and involving 10000
acres of land ia the Rio Grandc valley.
near Donna Texas. WAS fled SATURDAY
in the local district court 10y the La
Blanca Agricultural company. 81 al.
against the La Donna Canal company.
and the appointment Of 4 receiver Tor
the defendant company " asked NJ. ~
GlaSScnrk NJ Mission Texas. H. recon
mcndcd ~ the receiver.
Plaintin alleges that the defendant
failed to build an irrigation plant aud
that the lack uf irrigation has caused
damage to the plaintiff company %
$4,000. 600.
The Texas Bank aud Trust company
which holds the title to the land ~
trustee i made party defendant - the
suit. Waintir further asks for he fore
elosurj of L"nls amounting q %@l5ooon-
~rifing ga the application hy the ap-
pAntmcni 81 a receiver was set hv
Judge W II. Davidson IN the iiftv
eighth district court for june Ia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-31

FARM PLANNED
COUNTY DEMONSTRATORS OF HIDkL-
GO COUNTY PLANS TO HAVE IT
IN OPERATION SOON.

Edinburgh. Texas. MaN County
Farm Demonstrated Marshall Nell
benny announces that by the first Of
August y uiodcrn experimental FARM
for llila.leo county will he we'll under
way.
Just NJ present there are several
tracts Of land adjacent a. Edinburgh
that are now under consideration whrr'
thix farm viii H. established and which
will be- selected within the very near
future.
Ii is the plan Of Mr.. Mclllhcnny "a
try out every article produced ON the
farm i'm the Lower Rio Grandc Valley
with The intention of finding which one
Of them would prove the most profitable
Ia general farming methods and To- ~
the greatest benefit to the most number.
Among the many things that will ~
tried ON this model experimental farm
will lie truck Of all kinds. fruits. hogs.
chickens. cows. mules. and horses and
all hay crops.
4 full aud complete record Will Toe
kept Of each and every one Of these 80
tina, a farmer who i DESTROYS Of know
ing the cost of prediction may hc able
"a find ont IN either writing or calling
on Mr.. Mclllhcnny.
The farm will al all times be onet
to inspection If the general punlic
where information Of a general nature
will be placed NJ their disposal.