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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-20
SEVENTH POLO
TEAM IS VICTOR
Defeats Eighth Cavalry in
Holly Contested Game
S2nd Loses.

Repeating its former victory the
fast Seventh cavalry polo team dem
onstratsd rs district supremacy sun
day afternoon at Fort Bliss by de-
featinr the Eighth cavalry team By
the score Of 15A to 81 The sew
enth players took the lead in the first
period and found little difficulty In
piling up a commanding lead Their
accurate drives between the goal
posts despite all opposition proved
too much for the Eighth team mem
hers who shoTed good Judgment in
defensive work but were unable to
cope with the opponents.
Craig Is star.
lieut. craig Of the Seventh and
Col George Langhorne q the Eighth
were the outstanding stars Of the two
teams. Lieut. craig made q number
Of seemingly ir1possibls shots and
was much aided By his teammates,
Capt Wood In particular showing
brilliant style Of play Lieut. Roth
ermund and Lieut.. Gay each exhibit
ed a splendid game. making accurate
drives and proving stars on offensive
work Lieut. ROthermund entered
the last period for Capt. Cunningham
and showed thar he is one Of the best
players at the No. position in the
district
The linsups ana point makers o.
the teams follow.
Eighth cavalry. No 1. Capt. keep
fer. J goal; no. 2, MAJ Smi-h, / goal
foul; No Q. Capt. Goodyear, g goals
No 8, Col Langhorne
Seventh cavalry. No. j Lteuf Crnfr
s goalss No 2, Lieut. Gey. 8 goals
No. 9. Capt Cunningham. goals; No.
s. Capt wood, 4 goals. / foul
The first game OF the program
was won BY the Eighth second
team over the first team OF the send
artillery by the score Of three to two.
II was closely contested throughout
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-20

baseball league 70 play during the
winter months is composed OF the
following officers Capt. Sellers. air
service; Lieut. Rickner. Eighth en-
gineers; Lieut. Hamilton Of the Mo-
tor transport corps The matter OF
a general field day was discussed
and it was thought advisable to post
pone this matter for a time.
The following examinations
were represented at the mceriuz
Of the council; 2fth Infantry
seventh cavalrys EIGHTH cnvalry;
s2nd artilleryi Eishth ens.n-
eerss Motor command No. 80,
Camp Boyd post supply office
air service. ambulance company
No I0s Ordnance depot No. ..
Capt Goodyear OF the Eighth
cavalry presided nt the uieetina.
appointed TO have charge OF the
sares follows.
November fsaturdav afternoon).
field hosriraf and ambulance COM
pany No. 10 versus the air service.
November SUNDAY IuorninE). mo-
Sunday afternoon3, G. II C. and
November s "wednesday. SAD ar
tillerv versus Seventh cavalry
November Saturday.. motor
transport corp versus Eighth cavalIs-
November Sunday morning.
field HOSPITAL versus SD artillery.
lSunday afternoon). air service and
Seventh cavalry
November 70 CWedn esday). Ord
nance corps versus g. n c.
November Is Saturday,, s2d artil-
lerv vs. Eighth cavalry
November is Sunday morning., @
81 C. vsrsus Seventh cavalry; fSun-
cay afternoon), field hospital versus
ordnance.
NoVem Der . Saturday, ordnance
versus Seventh.
November % "wednesday. hospital
versus G. H. c.
November % SUNDAY mornins)- air
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-20
Mickey Riley Is
Back In 81 PaSo

Mickey Riley. faathern eight boxer
Of eastern Texas. who is at present
making his headquarters iu Ell Pas0,
tonic. where laat Tuesday night be
met and defeated Jerry Dalton. Of in-
lianapots. The contest was called e
traw BY the referee. but Rney re-
ceired the popular verdict En- the en-
sagement He faced @ weight disad-
vantage ID the Dalton engagement
being but g heavy IeAtherE eight. He
VIII le matched 10 meet some fast
boy AZ san antonio III the near future
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-20

FL PAso, military district athletics
Il are nos= 10 be neglected during
the footasi5 and basketball seasons
and committees have been appointed
10 look after each pastime and en-
courage interest in 81 among mem
bers OF the border patrol
a schedule for football league
vas mapped out at a recent meeting
Of the Fort Bliss athletic council
while other athletic matters we're
also discussed and led 10 the appoint
ment OF committees % have charge
Of football. basketball and boxing.
The latter sport has been somewhat
iu the discard tat it win again be
brought 70 the front in ell Of the or
sanizations while plans are under
way for the formation 81 an assu-
station 10 stage first class boxing
contests ID the district arenas. such
plan has The approval O. both che
southern department and the district
commandiug Officers.
Officers 81 Chnrge.
The committee 10 charge OF boxing
consists OF Lieut. car otuder. OF the
motor group. LieuL Theodore Roth
or the foremost athletic boosters in
The district and Lieut. ~ i. Long
Of the SIND artillery. Lieut. knowles
is row district athletic officer and
IS one Of the most capable men In the
district for this position
The football cummitlee, which
viii hEFe fuu charge OF the
schedule. ground rules and 81
the details Of the Fcrt Bliss
football lelEuei ST. composed Of
the fniIouInu offlcerss Lieut..
Chcaires ElEhfh clrnlryf Lest
Lonz. E4ud artillery, and Lieut.
Hofhermund. Of the Seventh eaT-
airy.
HnsErfbau Committee.
The committee appointed By the
chairman 90 ARRANGE details for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-20

n
In the United States District Court.
"a and for the Western District OF
Texas. Fl Pas0 Division. The United
States vs. Three Bars OF Silver Bull
lion 40. 66I Law. Whereas. upon
reading the Information filed IN the
above styled and numbered cause By
Hush r Robertson. United states
Attorney FOR the western District Of
Texas on behalf Of the United States
Of America against Three Bars Of
Silver Bullion Of the following de-
scrintion. one bar. mum hered one,
Weighing Five Hundred Eighty three
Ounces. Troy; one Bar numbered
Two. weighing Five Hundred Three
ounces, Troy and one Bar numbered
1920. Weighing 28f Ounces. Troy. con-
shutting total AID aggregate
weight OF Thirteen Hundred Seventy
Ounces according to Troy weight and
being Of total and aggregate APP
praised value Of towit Twelve Hum
lreI Eighteen Dollars. said informa-
ton ura ying for the seizure and con-
demnation Of the above mentioned
property for reasons and causes set
forth ia said Information. &c has been
ordered By the Court that this cause
be set for hearing at the United States
Court Room at Ell Paso. Texas, on the
1919, At 10 o'clock IN the forenoon, IL
that be q day Of jurisdiction. and il
not then on the first day Of jurisdic-
ton thereafter. and further ordered
that the Marshal OF the District give
fourteen days notice Of the seizure
Of said property sought to be con
demned. and. whereas. an Attachment
and Monitor was duly Issued out Or
the District Court OF the United
States for the Western District Of
Texas. FL Paso Division. October 10Th.
1913. IN the above numbered and en-
titlel cause directed to the Marshal
Of the Western District Of Texas 70
attach the above mentioned goods,
wares. and merchandise. and In ODE
dience to said Attachment and. Moni-
tion the aforesaid goods, wares, and
merchandise we're attached by said
Marshal In the custody OF the Coilec-
tor OF Customs for the District of FL
Paso on October II, 1919. Now, there
fore. notice is hereby given TO all
persons claiming the property Of che
seizure thereof ana that the cause
has been set for hearing on the date
and az the place set form above: ana
all persons claiming said property OF
having anything 20 say why the Court
should not condemn. forfeit. proceed 4
and pronounce against the same are
hereby cited 10 be and appear before I
the said Court at the United States I
Court Room at FL paso. Texas. on the T
date set forth above, then and there /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-20

Cambridge. Mass. oct 20.-Raiph
H0rreen. the star fullbaclz Of Har-
wards football team and the best
kicker developed SO Tar this year at
the college, and Eddie Casey. right
halfhack, sustained injuries in the
game with Brown yesterday that are
expected to keep them out Of the
lineup until the Princeton game on
November s. IT was announced that
HorHeen's collar bone was dislocated
and Casey strained tendon in his
leg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-20
18th Infantry
Is After Game

Members Of the 25th infantry foot
ball team are anxious to arrange a
game with any team on the border
and WI be siad TO hear from eievens
who are after a contest to be played
either in the 25th camp at NoEaies.
der. Capt A c. Strickland 81 the 25th
Infantry is In charge Of the team and
elevens desiring games are asked to
communicate with him. The 25th team
would ike 70 hear from the Eighth
cavalry IN particular, It Is stated.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-20

Notice Of Mention.
In the United states District Court
De and Tor the western District q
States vs. one Hudson Automobile
and a Quantity Of Liquor. No. 5l4
Law. Whereas, upon reading me IL
formation filed Ia the above styled
{ Robertson. United States Attorney
for the western District q Teas.
and w. H. Fryer. Assistant Drited
States Attorney for the Wcstern Dis
{ trict Of Texas. on behalf Of ne united
Scarez Of America against one LIl-
son Automobile and a Quantity q
Liquor OF the following description;
On Hudson Automobile bearing lesf
Mexico License No. 1857, ana Errlne
Number l16l86l. and Twenty GailFf7
Of sctol, the same being appraised at
the value Of the said hudson Auto
mobile at the value toTlt- i've Elr-
hundred Dollars, and said HnlsLeL
and Two Dollars. and he said Sotol
az the value of toWit- Iwentg-eiglr
dollars. said information praylrG fer
the seizure ard condemnation OF me
and causes set forth il said Informs
zion, * B Is been ordered hr the Court
that this cause be set for hearing a.
the United States Court Room AZ p
Ea-.s AeAAaa on ale NlE.l alNNAII- ~
April A. %. 1920. % nat Be q day OF
rislictlou and ~ not then on The
first day OF jurisdiction thereafter.
and further ordered that the Aar71al
OF the District Eire fourteen days
notice q the seizure 81 said property
sought to be condemned, and. whereas
an Attachment and llouilicn was duly
issued out Of the District Court OF
the United states for the western
District Of Texas. 3 Paso Division.
October IS, 1919. in the above nlui-
1ered and entitled cause directed 20
the Marshal Of the western District
Of Texas 10 attach the above men
toned goods. wares. and merchandise.
and iu obedience to said Attachment
and 15znilicn the Aforesaid goods.
wares. and merchandise were attached
BY said Marshal lr the custody 81 the
Collector OF Customs for the nIstrier
Of = Paso on October 30. 1919. now
therefore. notice IS hereby given y
all persons claiming the property OF
the seizure thereof ard that the cause
has been set for hearing OF the date
ana &C the place set forth above. and
all uer7ors calming said rrouertr OF
should not condemn FORFEIT proceed
and pronounce against the same are
Hereby cited % be and appear before
the said Court 1T the Tinted States
Court Room at Fl P1so. IeU7s. on the
date set forth above, then and there
to irterrose their claims % same and
make their alls1-a-iorg Oh trzt Behalf
7. T. Rorers. United States Marshal.
Western District Of Texas By s. u.
Jester. Deputy. Dated October -lth.
l919.-Adr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-20

New Haven. Conn. Oct. 2o.-Thorue
Murphy. Yale quarterback. viii ae out
q The game for several weeks. An
A-1ay exam nation OF his left leg
showed that the bone was F11intered
above the ankle in yesterdays gone
WITH Boston COLLEGE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-20

III the Lulleu states District Court
IN and for the Western District Of
states vs.. Thirteen Hundred Pounds
Of Print Paper No. $50 Law. whereas.
upon reading the Information filed iu
the above STYLED and numbered cause
Attorney Tor the western District Of
Texas, on behalf Of the United States
o. America against Thirteen Hundred
Pounds Of Print Paper OF the follow
lng description 1900 Pounds OF Print
Paper OF the value OF t0Wit. Ninety
praying for the seizure and con-
cemnatlon o. the above mentioned
properly Tor reasons and causes set
forth in said Information, ft has been
e SET tor bearing at the United
states Court Room Il El Pas0. Texas
on the second Monday IN NdVeua her.
A. D. 1919. az 10 o'clock 90 the fore
room, II that be a day OF Jurisdiction
and if not rhcn on the first day Of
ordered that the Marshal Of the Dis
rric- give fourteen DAYS notice Of the
seizure OF said property sought 10 be
condemned and. whereas. an Attach
out or the District Court Of the United
states Tor the western District Of
texas. II Pas0 Division. October IS
1913. ia the above numbered and en-
titled cause directed 20 the Marshal
Of the Western District OF Texas TO
attach the ab0Ee mentioned goods.
wares and lnerchardise. and In
obedience 20 said Attachment and
Nonition the Aforesaid goods. wares.
and merchandise were attached BY
said Marshal in the CUSTODY Of the
Collector Of Customs for the District
Of FL FasJ on October -. 1915 now
therefore. notice IS hereby Eiveu 20
an persons claiming the property Of
the seizure thereof and that the Cause
Las been set Tor hearing on the date
and &C tie place set forth ahnve- and
an persons claiming SAID property or
having anything 20 say why the C0urf
should not condemn. forfeit. proceed
ana pronounce AGAINST the Sane are
hereby cited % be End enu7ar before
the aaid Court NJ the United states
Court Room at Ei paso. Texas. on the
date set forth above. then and there
70 lnteruose their claims % Same and
NAVE their aile~atiors in that hehaif
7. y. Rogers. United States MarsheI
western District Of Texas. BY s. 81
Jester. Deputy. Dated October goth.
lala-Afr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-20
Kid George Loses
Bout In New Mex.

Fred (kidj George. California mid.
dieweiEht boxer. vas knocked ont in
the 18th round Of his bout with wal
Ter CaldHel at albuquerque. Satur-
day night according 90 word received
ID p IaEo Sunday morning Fred was
ret in me best az shape when 1g met
The fast New Mexican. due to an att
tack q pleurisy during his training.
y is ufeEumed that e RETURN engage
arranged as the bout was one OF the
best witnessed in Albuquerque "a sew
zrai yeafa.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-20


In the United States District Court
in and for the Western District OF
Texas. Fl Paso Division Tie United
States VS.. Six Milk Cans and One
Hundred Pounds OF Granulated Sugar.
No 65S Law. whereas. upon reading
the Information filed IN the above
styled and numbered cause BY Hugh
r Robertson. United States Attorney
Tor the Western District OF Texas on
behalf OF the United States OF Amer
lea against SIX Milk Cans ard One
Hundred Pounds Of Granulated Sugar
Gallon MIX cans One Five Gallon
Mix Can. ore -Four GaloIn Mix Can,
One Two Gallon Milk Can: 100 Pounds
Of GRADUATED Sugar. being Of a total
end acgre gate value Of. toWit- Thirty
Two Dollars CS32.ofl, said Information
praying for the seizure and condem-
nation Of the above mentioned prop
erty for reasons and causes set forth
in said Information it has beer Or
dered By the Court that this cause he
set for hearing az the United States
Court Room at FL Paso. Texas. on
the second fl0nd4y il November. A.
D. 1919, at 10 o'clock IN the forenoon
Il that be day Of Jurisdiction and II
not then On the first day o. 5urisdic-
ton thereafter. and further ordered
that the Marshal Of the District give
fourteen days notice Of the seizure
o. said property sought to be CON
demnel. and. whereas. an Attachment
and Mention was duly issued out OF
the District Court OF the United States
for the Western District OF Texas. II
Paso Division. October is. 1919. in
the above numbered and entitled
cause directed 70 the 1farzhal Of the
Western District OF Texas 20 attach
the above mentioned goods, wares and
merchandise. and IN the obedience 20
said Attachment and Mention the
aforesaid goods. wares. ana mcrchau-
disc were attached By said Marshal
IN the custody Of the Collector Of Gus
toms for the District Of e. Paso on
october L. 1913. Now, therefore. no.
tlce De- hereby given 20 all persons
claiming the property OF the seizure
thereof and that the cause has been
set for hearing on the date and st
the place set forth above; and AL
persons claiming said property or
having anything to say why the Court
should not condemn, forfeit. proceed
and pronounce against the same are
hereby cited 10 be and appear before
the said Court at the United States
p~c-7 at FL P2so. Texas. on the
date set forth above. then and there
~. sase lle-r claims 20 same and
maize their allegations IN that behalf
y II Rogers. United States Marshal.
western District or Texas BY s. II.
Jester, deputy. Dated october 20. [
eTN -NIr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-20


make their allegations IN that be-
IhalL J. p. Rogers. United states
Marshal, Western District Of Texas.
[ By s. a. jester. Deputy. Dated Uc-
tober 20, lsls.-Adv.
Notice Of Mention.
In the United states District Court,
in and for the western District Of
Texas FL Paso Division. The United
state VS. one Ford Automobile and a
quantity OF Lard Compound. 10. $50
Law. whereas. upon reading the ln-
formation filed in the above styled
and numbered cause By Hugh R.
Robertson. Uuired States Attorney for
the Western District Of Texas. on be-
half Of the United states Of America
Quantity OF Lard Compound Of the
following description: One Ford Auto
mobile, EuEine no l965a61. Model Of
1917; % Pounds Of Lard Compound.
Of the value Of towit- Two Hundfed
and Six Dollars and twenty-five
praying for the seizure and con-
domination Of the above mentioned
property for reasons and causes set
forth N said information, q has been
2laerea y me Court that this cause
ee SET Tor nearing at the United
states Court Room at FL Paso. TeTas.
on the Second Monday in Novem Der.
A. D. 1913. AT 10 o'clock in the fore
noon II mat De day OF Jurisdiction
and 81 not then on the first dav Of
Jurisdiction thereafter. and further
ordered that the Marshal Of the Dis
frict give fourteen days notice OF
the seizure Of said property sought
70 be condemned. and. whereas an
Attachment and Mention was duly
issued out Of the District Court Of
the United states for the Western
District OF Texas. El Paso Division.
October &c, 1913, in the above NUM-
1ereu ana entitled cause directed 10
the Marshal % the Western District
Of Texas TO attach the above neu-
toned goods. wares. and merchandise.
and IN obedience 70 said Attachment
and Aouitlon the aforesaid goods,
wares, and merchandise were attached
by said Marshal In the custody Of
the Collector Of Customs for the Dis
trlct Of II Fasu on October II. 1917
now therefore notice is hereby given
10 All persons claiming the property
OF the seizure thereof and thar the
cause has been set for hearing on the
date and ar the place set forth above.
and All persons claiming said prop
srty or having anything 70 saw why
the Court should not condemn. forfeit
proceed and pronounce against the
same are hereby cited 70 be and ap-
pear before the said Court at the
nirel states Court Room az p Faso.
Texas. on the date set forth above.
claims 70 same and make their aileea-
tions in that behalf. ). II. Roeers.
United States Marshal, Western Dis
trict OF Texas BY s. IT. Jester.
Deputy. Dated October 90 1g1a.=AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-20

. SCRAP IN NATIONAL.
ry Cobb Of course Won the
. american league batting
- championship, for the 18th
. time. but thee IS something
. Of a dispute among the stat
= isticians as 70 whether Rog-
. ers H0rnsbv OF Eddie Roush
. carry of the honor In the
= National. The unofficial av-
- erages. as the various fig
- ures publish them, differ.
. one set gives Hornsby an
. average q .31s and Roush
- 31S, while another has Il ,
- that the Cincinnati outHclder
. batted 800. One thing is
. certain-the Pirates IN the
. final game at St Louis made
. a holy show Of themselves
- trying to give Horusby a hit
. or two. and even then the
. scorers had to Join IN to get
- couple In the record
y =. Z.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-20

( MAY I not suggest that stripes and
I w medals be provided for wounded
/ heroes Of the sridiron2
VETERANS LEAD IN A. A.
a scout who com1ed the American
association this yesr for young clay
ers who could bit the ball mist have
found the pickinEs rather acant. FOR
the final batting averages Of the as
sociation show that Of the ten lead
7 ing batsmen eight were former major
leaEuers who have drifted back. Tim
Hendrix. erstWhile Yankee. led the
association with a mark Of -368. VIE
but Good was second. ollie olfara
third. Beals Becker fifth, Ham Hyatt
sixth. Sunny Brief seventh. Steve
IerksE eighth. and Elmer Miller
tenth Miller also LED the association
IN home runs With 10 to his credit.
TWO RISING STARS IN
THE HEAVY WEIGHT DIVISION
IN the past two or three months
twp or three neaVTH elEnts have come
for ward with Crush. one, Al Roberts
Of Staten Island, y. Y, has gained
prominence in eastern rings, while
the other, Dick O'Brien. has been
causing q sensation in the middle
west The ambition OF each IS to
Wrest The crown from Jack Demp-
sey. Roberts has fought about a
score Of battles and IN only TWO en-
EaEements did his opponent succeed
IN eVadinE his knockout walop.
J6rIan who has been doing most
o. his fighting in and near Cincin-
natl has hung I'D 26 victories out OF
81 starts having fought one contest
thai resulted in q draw. Like Rob-
erts he IS putting a majority Of his
opponents 70 sleep he has won q
battles via the knockout route. TIE
western sensation ie only g years
old and is a real giant His height
Is six feet seven. and he tips the
beam az about 200 pounds he has a
reach OF Sc inches
Peter Jackson and Joe Goddard
f0drht 5-r0uud draw at Melbourne
On this date IN 1850. This contest was
between two Of the best heavy
weights Australia ever turned out.
Both were siz-foCters. and their
we.ght was about the same. in the
neishborhoOd OF 195 pounds. when
he fought Goddard the great Black
from -riumphal tour o. the world.
on which he had defeated an Corners
ln america and England. Goddard.
who was about the same eye as Peter.
had fought only In his native Aus
tralia- soon after his bout with God
to fight his memorable 51-round draw
with Jim Corhett After twice
knocking out Joe ChoynsHi IN Aus
lralia, Goddard crossed the Pacific IN
1892. lie knocked out O = McAuilffe
and Peter Maher but was himself
knocked out By Denver Ed" Smith.
Both Jackson and Goddard are dead,
the latter having been killed In an
election rookus IN Philadelphia
hat we're the first two baseball
teams 70 meet IN q championship con-
tesrl
iTou'n find the answer here to-
morrow
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-20
ARAB MARE MINIS
CAVALRY RACE
Three Hundred nile Event
Winner Finishes With
Percantaoa Of 90

aver. 1lasz. Oct 1o.-Ramia. ten
year old bay Arab mare. ridden By A.
". barrie e chicago banker, was an
noHnced sunsay night as thu winner
of the 500 mile cavalry mount road
test IRON FORT Ethan Allen. VT. 30
camp Deveus Eamia finished With q
aerasntaro Of s2a The horse j.
owned 81 S.. p Brown. Of Berlin.
Nh
Hinafi1her secoud.
Kinefizher. an arab bay geieinE Of
esEht years. ridden By Col Frank
ronakins. was second with e per-
certare 81 SOS. and kheyra, another
airnf wear cid Arab, vas tuird. win
7E4 Judging was on The basis o. 3
percent each Tor speed aud iael con-
zurnptton and so percent Tor condition.
Prizes were $1,000 nd 45c9 and $3.50.
reseHclireiy. for first second and
lhird The winner raceiVed possess
sion FOR one year 81 the United Hiata5
mounted service rlr- inc CUP HiA le
contested for alruallv here1iter lnl--
one winner mas wen lt three times
rhen IL VIII 60 into his permanent
possession
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-20

be and appear before the said Court
I az the United states Court Room At
I III paso. Texas. on the date set forth
above then and there % lnteruoEa
thelr claims 10 same and make their
ALLEGATIONS In that behalf j.. r. R0s-
Z ers. United states Marshal " estern
District Of Texas. BY s. Il Jester
Deputy. Dated october 10eh. 19l3.-
Adv