La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 11, 1919, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text: . i"' t c ' o ,'- S ATURDAY. .TATTARV SPECIAL SERVICES I . AT ISLAND CITY A3 a part of the (.'c-t.iempv can:-' Vmn the Island City church ia hold seriwi of Kva.ii:.;!iit- s-ivic(3 u.ider the leadership if Key. In )i. AMrkh, djstrict ut-.iTintcndor.i;. Cue of tho most important luidr'isei of the series will be given Suiiduy mom in. This will man.; i a.j tho in tensive spiritun: drive Sunday ev' ninB tlte fust ha'.; cf '.he service will bo Riven to the utvcllliii; of tha t'ol i star In the community flag and mem orial service, in change' of the pastor, Itev, V. A. Huberts, lor Ernest Monk house, who died in the service. This will be followed by the usual Evangelistic service, wiih a sermon by Mr. AMrich, vlvidiy illustrated by incidents from the trenches. The chinch officers are preparing for a record attendance. A chorus of thirty voices is rendering exeeotional music under the direction of Mis. liobects. The meetings continue throughout next weolt every night at 7:1)0. ' ItlllTIA.V Wll.l, ( Alt!.; I'oil soi.i)ii;it's (iiiAVKS LONDON',, neaiitiflcation and care of. thousands of cemeteries in every part of the world" will hi undertaken by Great Ilritaln al one of her ufter-thc-ytui duties, . . 1'luus' for the work already are being worked out by the imperial war grav.es commission which , recently sent to Fnnee Sir l'rcderlck Kenyon, director cf the British Museum. Ken yon, who made a survey of ye situa tion, niado recommendations for lay In B Out and caring of the cemeteries which the commission adopted. No priva'o memorials will bo per mitted in the cemeteries. Headstones' will be Identicil for men and officers alike as memorials n equal sacrifice. A corps of architects and' landscape gardeners soon will be sent to France to plan the central memorial for eiich cemetery and decide on plans for its cao and beaulification. It is planned to eroct in each ceme tery r. cross and another monument which, it is proposed, will bt "one great, fair stcne of fine proportions, 12 feet in length, lying raised upon three stei3, of which the first and third shall be twice tho width of the second, and that each stone shall bear, in indelible Uttering, some thoughts or words of sicred dedica tion.'' This stone in each cemetery will lie nenr the easlern boundai-y facing east as the men faced when they fell. Arrangements twiil b? made in all . cemeteries in' which Indians tire bur ied to conform to their cast and creed pract ices. Although (ho majority of British soldiers fell In Frame and Belgium, cemeteries will number hundreds In other lands, some of which are Mes opotamia, Palestine, Syria, Egypt, Oalllnoll, Malta, Mudros, Gibraltar, ' Bulgaria. Italy, Cyprus and China, it Is expected work of establish ing the cemeteries will require sev eral years. Because of the fact thai thousands of Britishers were burled where I hey fell in Trance and Bel gium, the work will be made moat complex. In some rases It will be impossible to transfer the battlefield graves. FEOM ABROAD IN THE STATE. VETERANS OPEN CONVENTION . PORTLAND, Jan. 11. The Allied War Veteran band opened the Recon struction convention here today. The band is conducted by Major Charles S. Wood, formerly bandmaster of the I21st Canadians. The personnel of the band and the pipers comprises six vet erans of the United States army, and twelve of the British forces, fourteen Canadians, two Belgians, three French men and several Scots. SA.M IlKATTOX PROMOTED PORTLAND, Jan. 11. Bam Brat ton, one of tho most public spirited men In the state of. Oregon, has boon or.ii.lt:. 1 by a New York firm and wiil leave his position as m-inager of the Portland Gas and Coke Co. Foon. Meii'i:;:i:AY is .living. .PORTLAND; Jan. 1 1.. Official w-ord ha been received that Lielil. Robert .McMnrray reported killed In ic!i(::i V:v. e, 1 yet iliD'. ne ; the son of Wm. McMuiray. the gen-.j oral pas-encer ogen for tho O. W. j 1N'( l!!:Si:i) I'ltl K ACI'.KAfiH KOSKUFKO. Ji! to 1 be county f i ' 1 Valley will plant acres to proaes This valley is rec the Jilt prune sec . 11. Aerortlinc .!p-'-or Cciuua several hundred ic earning year. :air.ed as one oT aas now. WOMKV IIOl.l) )1 1 If H. . . VLBANY, Jan. 11 Three women ore "hold'ite offices in this u'.niv at th present time. They are Miss l.enore fl'owell. ,-.inJ,y Ireaaurtr Mis '"Ida MOwell Cuiiimints, school su;Q) i'i n and C 'ua i.a in coun'y record c . TO -imTK.TITK..-ri V.ir.TV.!n. Mif. IkrBO rf.H reve;:.! t, ll"W hlr a Ihe '" Fed. 'ion fprepAri'-Cft. yal b-fge ,), 0 s!atoro l 0 c0q- preMt W0? -iris from hcinc e::V;lovr-d. rn Clur..'?.' restOanis. It is ollered ih i I'hii cse roatanraiila thtoael.out n, m9. I.KTTKHS VVcl.l.l'.l von The. fallowing is a list of letters (remaining uncalled in the l.a Grande Post office for the week ending Jan iuary 10. 1919, " (oiiilenirii. Bennett. H M. Baling, 11. W. Bourne, J. J, llrahum, Charles Dull, Mr. and Mri James Brown, Amy Copple, R. A. Cnmpbell, J. 8. , .. Foster. Thos. E.' Johnson, A. L. ' 1 Labine, John Lily, Mr. K. Ortiz. Fred Parker, Jim Powell, Rev. C. E. Somniers, Martlne Soniiiiers, Chu'-jnee Tom, T. Wright, Earle B. limllca. Aiken, Mrs. George K. Bell. Mrs. Thos. F. Bell, Mrs. Bertha Binge, Miss Elizabeth Fauleonn, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar McMillan, Mrs. Essie Miss Minie (1217 Madison) Smith, Mrs. Fidelia Smith, Mrs. Orctchen, Sholden, Mrs. Ruth Scherkshlre, Miss Ruby . These letters will be sent to the Two Suits To dresa or not to dress, beyond the degree of formality that characterizes the hundsome silk or wool suit that Is the question that Is being an swered every day. And suits, they say, are selling In grenter numbers, as compared to other apparel, than ever. They are much ndvnnced in price, too. It looks as If tho hand some suit Is destined to take tho place of special afternoon and evening clothes, during the winter season at lenst und that velvet will run a close second to wool clojhs. It cannot be much more expensive. Aside from motives of patriotism, which call for a sacrifice of wool on the part of civilians, the velvet milt Is the best choice for matrons. Its richness and durability, nnd the suc cess with which It can be freshened up, nfter doing much service, recom mend It to .her. A very chic new model In velvet nppenrs at the left of the two figures In the plctuiv above. Like so many of the garments niude for this winter, It looks like a com bination of two styles, nnd one Is liable to look twice before deciding whether it Is an afternoon frock that resemble n suit, or a suit that wishes AM GLAD . e4 tfj 'itt fv F,-'! it PERUNA Glad to Try Anything "Three y!trs nrrn my trytm Was In & tfiTtMy ran duvrn con dition antl I whh broken out all ovi-r my bodj-. I hf--m to be wor ried Rout my condition find I wn'ii ulitil to trr t?lhlir ivliih Would rrlh've nif. I'rruua nn rrt m tn- n t) t ! 1 tnr a a a (1 lie blood r'.fiK-ly nnd tunic, nnd I mun found th;it it im nnrihy of pmlM. A few bottlH rkMaierd my ruBdHloit martially nnd Ifi a nhort time I wun nil orr mr trouble. I owe ruy retstor.ilion to Vt:ilth andi,r-riirth to j'eruna, I urn gM lo euJurtf lt,n La Grande Mattress Shop 9 .Ancf Weal ing Wet ks 0 Mi.ttre83 Markina e"4 Borairilif', Fe.itlier Mat- tosses Male, Feather Reno.atin, Carpet and J J e Fluff Eug Weauv:r;g. ; p All J ! ON Work CalioUnr and !).lirrd ril,.SJi:i)U AI.'DS. Prop. ONE BLOCK EAST OK KI-OL'H Ml! I. I'HONK KKI !'! XjX dead le'er rOoe or. Jan. IMth, 1919 If not delhivid- Ih't'ttre- n oulliiu fo.' tli" above, f '-as i si'.y "advertised' ; giving d:io of list. j Concerning Snakes. Poisonous makes have diamond I Minped Leads about four times larger jut Hie Jawbone than at the neck, ac cording to World Wide Magazine, i'liey also 'uive blunt taiVs. Non poisonous .snakes have shunt heads, which ure nearly the same sine us the neok. nnd sharp fairs. All snakes, however, are imlsouous during the "shedding" period of 'seven days. They go blind two duys before "shed liiii;." Lightning Calculation. An eminent electrician has figured out the liors.'jMiwer of a lightning llash. The utnount of light given by a single lightning llash is sufficient to Illumi nate nn area two miles square with nn average illumination of one caudle. To produce such tin llli'mlniitlnii, he pMimutes, the exiienditure of 111.001 horse power for one second would be required, Uce for Prejudice. Prejudice must serve some useful jnrpose since we nil have It. Demos :henes valued distrust. When the ar gument of antecedent probability is ihelved fur all time there will be no nrtlsans, no nations only uncured tor cemeteries. " for Matrons x to play the part of a frock. Anyway, It Is handsome and trimmed with a bit of fur in collar and sleeve bands. It is "made of pnon velvet and In black or dark colors. The figure ut tho right displays n suit pure nnd simple of velours, with i collar nnd cuffs of Hudson scnl. The coat has a paneled back making place ! for handsome hand embroidery nnd : the narrow belt is enriched with a i little work of the samp kind. Ruttons i lu precise rows nt each side, hardly needed, nevertheless -aro thero, lend-j lng n flavor of general utility In case the suit must do double duty. Use Your Furs. Detnchnble fur cuffs, collnrs that inuy be siiupped, faotened down to form shawl collars or rovers or wrap- ped nrouml the throat scarf style, 1 detachable vests and panela that fold up to form muffs are fushloned and j worn by well-dressed women. The In- j g.nuliy of a woman on this point tells! amazingly as she urrnnges fur for suits, coals or oue-ple-e dresses. TO ENDORSE Was in a Terribly Run Down Condition Mtn nick fl I-ro,.,l-i, 29 Uy". Sr., .V. n;i sin, Wf,, (-cc'y lJ'''l'T)ir;inz. Mh i,f op'jld'i l-4!r opt'!')t (oiiV' v.i Ia mj ijh-cf-rtiiin, w iy thu Krtltudu ho fetla for 1'eruiui. -. t.f'(J nml Tnlilrf Form j ' . "i ..i.- t :"f- T cratdt; T:vrrrNTn ot!Strvfp.. Ncgd Animal Food. It has Jieen found thSt such nalmni 'cod as milk. ej.'gt; and iuit contain' .'rowtii-priHlucing substances m iiuimti ies surtleKlit for the rnpli growth and leveloimont of the body. While these ulislauees ore found In certain vege allies and grain, they iTre lu quantltlev ;o small that often In the ortilmityllet suilieient quantities are not consumee o meet the needs of the growing body. Norwegian Wedding Festivities. . A Noruvglan wedding is u doIK'hl ful speetncle. The plctui-esque .Nor wer.lnu nntiotiul ciKtiuiii! is worn, ami he wedding juiny walks or drives In procession to the church. After the ceremony thero Is a dunce on the vil lage green, with n violin futi accom paniment, till It Is time for supper. The next (lay tho festivities lire re sumed und possibly they muy extend to the day after. In Boston, at Any Rate, "The giiiuo lsn;t uhvajs won by the lest team," Buys nn exchange. "No; t Is generally won by the better team." Boston Trauscript. Naval Names Perpetuated. Few of the fnninus British regi ments still hear the names under which their eurly battle honors were ivon. but ihe navy whose record of fame dates-from a much earlier lie liod than the unity In s consistently followed the policy of ier;'tuatliiK her famous milium. The name of a famous batllesh'p Is IuumUhI down to u capital ship, while a famous frigate or sluoy Is perpeiuutcd In a modern junbont or light cruiser. The Observer's I'Olt SALI-) Oil Tit .11)15 FOR SALE -Good Jonathan cull ap ples. SLOO-iier sack, ltring yonv aacl;. James JIcKwcn, May Park. 1 '.) li'p HALED HAY Vol? SALE Any amount of it at the Farmers' Feed barn, l.a Grand. Will sell in anv Quantities. Phone Main 92. 12-23lf : j 'oui f.Kxr FOR RENT Modern 'two room house. Phono ltlack :IL02. 1-10-ti i'OIt RENT Phono Red - Furnished 3171. rooms 11-2'J-tf. FOR SALE Harn Kix-1 1 feet, sui'.-j .; able, for S head of horses, nlAo 121 Ions of loose bay for itaO.CO nnd ! one building: 111x20 fe t, saitah'o forj Karapc at $16.00. J. L. M;ir. 1-7-lf LOST AM) KHUN!) FOUND PiT.ildent's Woman's Re lief Corps gold badge. Owner can have same by piovlng property and paying for advertising. 1-10-fit. FOUND Have on my place red stray cow, right ear cropped, X on left hip. Owner can have same by pay ing for pnsturc and advertisement. Call Illack 182. l-S-(lt HAS ANYONE Died Had a Fire Eloped Had a Baby- Divorced Had a Farty Embezzled Sold a Farm Left Town Been Arrested Come to Town Had Twins or Colic Sold a Cow or Lost an Auto Laid in a Stock of Whisky . Stolen a Dog or His Friend's Wife Committed Suicide, or Murder -Fallen From an Airplane or Fallen Into a Coal Hole or Fallen Into a Legacy? " THAT'S NEWS! Phone or Marl It to the -Evening "Observer II I 1 1 I I I i I 1 1 I I I it- it i i t i i i I i IMG n T NOW m Hip lime for you to buy oy;r heater. We have u compMe lin- -i iww and uad coal nrl wood heaters, for VH' f"'"n. I't i'xv!n,in to yuu the tfiflny auperior points of .ur J't.rri'mii i'i''nt I!'M'(;r, the on that hum coul, wood, aifM and -Uitn(jr w;rud- Vnu ty turn in your old hi-nU'T r fir,y uf lidu-t i.ol'I furnish'; you wish to ria of, iis firzl pument. I" nt buy until you try Ufl. liyr gunr;tee covcra your doluirit. Fit r n itiire Ex cliange , VlAXp JKI-'l-'KK.S-O lOfJNK ZjACji 1241 l&it V,ie tr WO rurnilu orWilL Kxrhanife fo? New. 6,i a- --- - o - Likes Hof Stuff. ' 1 c enmon gn'n frog hasheen (lis-1 The eov;t'U to jvosess itu itiUTto greed ! for wn-iw. This extrnordlnary'iipiie i site does not seem to be In the least ' 'becked l' nn oceiislonul atliiK. The proieeiing color or too rrog, which sits t motionless tipon leas'es, no doubt itules ihe niosi wasy of Insects into a sense of security. ( Al.l, htiJt IMI'ltOVKMIAT ixiMls No'lco Is hereby given that Im provement bonds of the city of La Grav.de, Oregon, mimheis 426 to 441 inclusive, bearing date of tho first of day of August, lull, including Inter ns! to the date of rudeintplnn, will bo lukeu up and redeemed by the treas uror or tho city or Lu Grande, at the oiTico of said treasurer In La Gnuido, Oregon, on tho.llrst day of February. l'JIO. I merest on said bonds will cease from nnd after the said first day of. February. 1919. Dated this luih day of January, ill 9. ACINIC M. RUSK, Tiensurer City of La Ornnde. - 1 . 1-11-tf. Mirrors, brushes, combs of all kinds a lar;te stock of them. Also hand bags and hand purses. All of latest patterns, at 1-4-Ht FAMILY DRUG STCRE GRANDE,ORCaON, A ri:o. , , Responsible party, man and wife, want furnished house.,. Best of care :;lven property. l.a Gruiido refer ence furnished. Call at unco Red 4S1. l-D-Ut-p Classified Ads. W A N T hi) M Ini el hmeolis. WANTED To rent Underwood orii Remington typewriler. l'honc Hlnck'J 1081. l-l()-lli WANTED Nursing by the day. Phone Illaik MCOi, or call at 1101 I avenue. 1-10-1 i'ANTEi)- Good llrst class milk Phono Red UGHl. l-10-3t- WANTED Dishwasher at i laris cafe, j 12-28-tf WANTIJ) Latly to do genernl h.nue- work. Phone Red I1H2. 1-7-otp j ;I'OUND Dark bluo sweater. Own- or can have, saiuo by paying for, "M; Ciir Obsei'Vui-," 1-10-tf. ! USE LUBRICANT CAEBON REMOVER in your motor and you will get more miles per gallon of gas. For sale at 1 119 ADAMS AVE. IAS elf I I An Obstacle, For most people nn obstacle Is some- thing lit the way to stop goln.ir on, Tut ftir (leneinl Annstiiun it merely mennt something to cllnih over, mitt If I could not cjjinb nil the way over ne wooiui get nil iik nigu its iiossuue de-'snd then erowl Get --Genernl Marshal. NOTIl'K lO K'lMH'KHOI.nKIIH The annual meeting of the Stock- Hinldoia of the l.a Grande Natlonul Bank will be hold ul their bank ing house in l.a Grande, Oregon, Tuesday, January 14th, l'Jlt), a 3 : :i 0 p. m. At this meeting a Hoard of Directors will bu olected. ;o servo for the ensiiinit your and until their succeisors are elected and qualify, and such other busi ness will bo consldeied as may properly offer. K. L, MKYER9, Cashier, Dully from Dee. Ill to Jan. H. NOTICE OF ANNUAL STOCK HOLUICKS' MKCTING Notice is hereby given that a meet ing of the stockholders of the United Stutes National bank of La Grande, OreRon, is called to meet in their di rectors' room on Tuesday, January M, 1910, for tho purpose of electing a board of directors and transuding any other business that might, come before said 'muting,' Hour of nye'lng Is :i o'clock. . ' ' T. J. SCUOCGiN, Pushier. 12-14-3t)t ACQUIRING A PERFECT FIGURE Mont women vAn hav perfevt figures did not have thiun oriff Innlly. Thi'y have nctuired them, A woimin gradually ko3 the ahnpe of her corset tho corset produced by the most artistic designer in the rUrht ono to wenr to secure a perfect figure. l FrontjLacod J j are rnost aythmotrically and ar- J tltitically desiirncil. They ure I comfortable, stylish and Krud- uully mold the fijruro Into thoae beautiful lines that every wo- man udmirva und desires. PAULINE JLEDERIJE ; is superior to llliy Th'l" front 1 ;i" wrst't, for .willmilt IJlO VcsnZiCr features no cornet cart pos s i I v lie just fVH Kood. It contain Hie iiia.'.ler toueli of seiiantific jt'oiinti'iii'tiffn.' You do not .s,'ii'i'il'ii'(! com f'jsjl for style and yui do not Ctt-ril'iec Kfyii:f()t conifoM when yoii0'i','tr V fK III r frt J'H IA mm 11 -It, .t a .0 comiiloto' line' always .'iwV -j-.-x.. aowKirrON'. ,cc hand, jH-Tfecd at ?2.i0 MrsG Robt. Rnttison r.. ', Corsetiere l'honc ii o Ren. m2fMfe"Hi: rTITil .. e . o SEVEN ' MO.i:y to i.oa.v. On Improved real property In Union county. No delays. Cm rem ates. Ia Grande investment Cn. 1 -1 I Professional Directory t AmmitKYs COCHRAN ft EBKHHAHr, Geo. T. Cochran and Colon R. Eherhnrd, Attorneys. La Grande Nationtd Uank Building. R. J. GREEN, Attorney at Law- Practice In all itnte and federal courts. Office La Grande National Bank Building. IRAWPORD EAKLN T. B. Craw ford and Robert 8. Esin, Attor neys a law. Practice In ill tho courts of the. statu and tbo United States. Offlco, Wost-Jucohsorj Bldg., rooms S-10-J7, L Orando, Oregon. Aiu'ltlTEcrn 0. E. MILLER -Arohltect, room 27, Now Foley Bldg. rhouo RJ 1,171. O.S'l'KOl'ATIIlO, 1)11. MARGARET INGLE, Osleonatlii Filysiciun Specialising in disen.-e.-i of women und children. Hours .11) to 12 u. m., 1 to ti p. m., and ly ap poiiiliiiclit, Phones Office Ueii 17111, residence, Black l";tl. 117 New Foley building. VKTUHlhAUT DR. H. W, IUL.KY -Oittiluuto V Pter in vrlan. Hospital. 1409 MatliHOt Av. Btute HtalUon Inspector and tnBiWetor of atock for hlimt.t Home Independent Xhoue, IllftcS 41; Fknueru Uu-operutlve t'hune, Main 112. i;inirA'ni.NM. U10M KAI UKU ;OUlN(l CIOLLEUU, tJoodhiKi Idaho. I'latin.H IhihI nt!HH coufseH, rovlow Biibjocta,' roKiilfir eolhiKO work and Hum mer airhool. 12-19-tf ! Fraternal Diroctory. ; V'OODMl'JN OF THE WOULD La Orando Camp No. Ifi9 nieota every first aud third Mondny at Katies Hall. All visiting ifelnlibors wel coiuo. Dues payable at the ofcn of the clerk, Now Foley Bldg.,. U m., to 6 p. m. -... ... j.-j.'Mnnni9f)N, c, c R. J. K1X01IKN, Clerk .lODKItW WOODMEN OF AMBItlCA La UrandM Camp No. 771)3 mofts on the first and third Thursday . evonlntts of ouch month In the K, of P. Hall.. . Visiting uelfhbora welcomo. L. J. M'JNTIALL, V. 0, W, F. ASHMAN. Clork ). B. 8. Hope Chapter No. lit, O. 19, B. boids stated communications tho second and fourth Wednomlay of each month. Visiting members cor dially welcomed. BADIM E. C1IVEN, W. M. MARV A. WARNlOK.Roft. K. of L. or oocurlty Mt. Emily Council, No. 240, meets the second ind fourth Monday ureulng at 8 o'clock at liugle ball. Visiting uernbori aro welcome. ABB HAltRIH,' Fin'!. Bee. J. K. FITZGERALD, Pres. A. P. A A. M. La Ornnde Likiko No, il, A. V. ft A. M. holds regular uiuetlnKs first anl third H.iturd:iy at 7:3(1 p. ui. Cord'al welcome to all Masons. KOIIEI1T 3. EAKIN, W. M. A. 0. WiI.UAMS, Hoc. p. o. kaoi.ks, ai:iiii; NO. z.-d. Meet every I'tidny niirht, at I'jiule. Hall. ViHiliii'fi members wek-ome. J. K. 8TAOKY, W. 1'. LMB ilKM.lNUI'.K, Secretary fililllOKAtlS UiyiHHl Loitlifc V). 50. Iiieetrt every Tllesdny evenlllt? In tho I. O. O F Hall. All vlnltlliK IIII1U1 bwrs aie Invited to Httend, KOHA CI.AS., SC. I.UCIA IIAI.KY.' Iter. Hec. U O. O. M. l.a OranOe Loile No. 850, t.oyal Order of Mooso holds reifinsr meetings ee'ry Wedneauny ni;;iit at 8 p. in. in KrkIh hall m il to Ellis' flldK. ou War.hitiRton Ave, Vlnltois always tvelronie. Dues n;iy ablo at "Voiii;.''a Swei4.i. W. C. HANK KM, t)ic.' IT A K It Y tWAUT. ttee. , a O. 15. ri.'.S, l.a Gmnil.e i.ouiia j day evenlnx nt 8 o'clock. Home and club pHvller:e.i elferfull.x elj tended lo nil DioUiiir KIM. R. J. CTtT.KN, .Kialted Ruler. . ciiftnitv, 'HeretRrv. i i 'oy MKIUM lllM - in.) O.imu 1pb ftoit ascmid rild.y aftet 0.U iid ? toiirth Frlil.iy even la, er? mnntk i K. I', ball. All i it'tlii. noilicorilln!U';."ilco'ii. lO.MKIKTf (HIAR.ST, OAcie Z. ' WF-ST. jeor,ler9 Nf? Ott !,TimAa(,-ReOCr.A LiiiUe 0.J7om.ts'wve M nijjip Q nlRht ScCastle UiSUg. o? P. I.nil) AJ'ytntiB ,;coiue 10 m visw.ng -Knlimtt g ' - . S nP gB n f.i.iic nKKN. K. ,m s. PHICH'tSfER S ?ILL& V.,.iiiw)''i.'U;'. A Co - l w , m r-nr- A,.I41'III I I CP rrm- "f-tn mii