La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 21, 1924, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER TEN PAGES TODAY. (onfttfc CITY EDITION vsvmi The Weather PORTLAND (AF) Oro-' icon; fuir tonight and Thurs.. duy In tho cant. Cloudy, foggy near tho coast. KWtttn VOLUME XXII. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRE3B LA GRANDE, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21. 1924. ; MEMBER ASSOCIATED PIIE88 NUMBER 192 Hunt's Washington Letter (liy Harry M. Muni) WASHINGTON (NKA Hp'-cUD "Let your conscience bo your tfiitdu." 'I' hut, In substance, Ih the advice of Hcnatur lie urge W. NorrlH, of Nebraska, to IiIh constituents, an to whether lti .tho coming elections they Hhult follow I lie tradition! of tlli H tilt i! nnrl vote t 111' Republican ticket HtrulKllt. Noma Ji i iiin-I f Ih standing for re election lo the Senate, lie la not running. Il permitted his name to remain "on the ticket after It hut been put up by friends, although he hud announced h Ih detcrmtnn lion to retire to private life. Twenty-two years in Congress, 10 in the House and 12 In the Senate, liad left him with no Illusions a to tin: futility of try In it to reconcile politics with patriot lam. The two may iff ten touch, lie found, but they don't mix.. Tho demands of parly regularity and tha dictiftes of cittivicllon and coiiBclcnce Kiddum coincided. Constantly under the IuhIi of hl party'H leaders, because lie refused to follow blindly where they led. ho decided at length thut the ffu.nu! wuh not worth tho can dlr. ' I tut perha pH t he people of Ne braska prefer to be reprcsenl'd in Congress .by NorrlH conscience rather than by partisan expedi ency. Anyhow, they have kept him in the race. And at the November elecllon IiIh name will appear; hh the Uepubllean candidate for scn titor. . . ; .. Hoes that mean that, In support- (Continued on page 3) Tile Im. Ormule lililtc)!il bun-.l rceelved a royal reeopllon In eon neetiuii wllh llielr joiirmy. to l'en d lei on laHl eveillMtf whore n eon eerl una played at I'loneer park. Tin bam! wa.s the gucHt al a lianciuet Blvi n by I In- l.'onllnorel.il .Menu a.Hmielatlon nl 0:30 o'cloek In the Klks building and on be half of Mayor e'ee, uf I'oiidlelon, Ailomey Haley weleomud Ihe vIh llorn and I'ri'.sldonl. Johns of the a.suoelallon, nexl called upon An drew l.oney, Jr., director of the (ConUnucu on pane 6) Indictments Placed fill IN PENDLETON A irai'nuf tv i?!rlni-fl!Miss McCullough Leads 'f NKWAIIK. N. J. (Al') Indict ments itKalitst 1'ex UleKard. sis oilier men and an unknown corp oration for the transportation of the PenipMey-Carpenller fighting films are reported to huve been rc liirneil by Hie federal grand Jury Tuesday. The indictments are understood lo charge Illegal 1 rn asportation of ! thr films In iuUTHlnli' coiiiiiktcc 'J'1h federal rand Jury Iium heard aeorH of witneHe durlm; un ln vcstitfaUon which hua proceeded tor several week. A.HMiHtunL At torney (Jencral HeKr cumc here I'm mi Vanliliitfion ti comJucl the case. It is understooil thai war rants will he IsHued In Trenton, possibly Wdnenduy. Expert Aviator Meets Death in Auto Wreck MKLMOI ItXK. Australia (AP) 'Captain Andrew Luntf. holder of the world's alrplaiiu altitude ret il. was killed this morning when an automobile In which he was I the result of a. discovery of an riding crashed Into a fence in a i error In unofficial returns ifrom dense fog. Ijing was driving the Washington county. The revised null, in a 24-hour tesl. Ho is a totals in 16m of the state' M63 nephew of Andrew ling, Knglisn precincts gave Miller 10,649. Stray author. 'vr.H'.a!'. La Grande of 60 Years Past Recalled By Lady The Iji Crande of n jciiw ao, wh-n the "city" constsled of Hire. or four lnMises. Is recalled by Mrn. In d Theil of Walla Walla, a pio - iic-T who will iippeur in tho I'io-n--er imiit'itut there May 2S und J.l. Vvh. Tb'll iroMHed th" plains by ox I earn In tSi. arriving at I .a Clrande with but four oxen re innintiitf. and with all food bii plles exhausted. Tliu family camp ed on Mie frninde lionfle river, while Mrs. Their father, John Kennedy, went to Wullu Walla for provisions. "tine day wo wre frifthtcmd to sec Hire. m n wheel their ani units from a pas.nlnK mule train and galloii toward us," Mr. Tnl'l rehiieH. "Mi.ther henled U ffirlH Into the t trill and went out io meet ibvm. They ,isk-d hat we were doinjc ami where the. men were, ar.d mother told them father had jtone for provisions. "Well, we have lots of provi sions, und you folks won't need lo McNary : i . . FARM BILL HUH' UP BY HOUSE MfNaro.H,in M..k1licho01 ""'" 'tlo,wl llilr year's- "vaoui ci Has Debate Limit of 15 Hours , , ' LEADERS STRIVE .'. TO RUSH ACTION Rainey, of Illinois, Tues day Proposed a Substi tute for Existing Bill. WASHINGTON (lly lhe Associ ated rrcHs) The House of Ilepre senlollves lalo Tuesday formally look up Hie McNary-lliiugen farm relief bill wllh dcbule, llnilled, to 15 hours. , Those In charge of the measure, admitting that the result probably wlll be close, suid they hoped to reach a vote by Saturday;. . Chairman . llaugen of the agrl culture coinilllttec, Joint Author of the bill, aided by. Kcpresc.nlatlvc Tincher of Kansas, a republican member of the committee; and Itubcy of Missouri, a democratic member planned to direct the fight In behalf or the bill. The opposi tion will be directed by Itepre gcntslivc.. Volgt, republican, Wis consin; Aswell, democrat, Louisi ana, and Kinchcloc,' democrat, Kentucky, all. committee member. preceding - general ..debate tle - (Continued o pago t - Idaho Democrats for m;:h:... r:uu - iTiuicini uiuira iTitiiuw .Ul, are lim. ,hun likely lo put ' j1he. kibosh upon -.Die. Pirates lo ST. MAItlliH. Idaho ( AI') Tho. '""""r', H'"roon i"rng llosllll Idaho liemoeratlc stale convunllon H wllk'" Br'' f'1 dornv on today adoptt d a resolution endot's-1 ""' ull"l'llc n,'l'J al ''"' o clock. Ing ll.e candidacy of William Glhbs '! K'l" uluys l'"'dleton today, and SIcAtloo for the democratic prosl- .lomorrow they come to l.a Grande ,lentl r.,,,lll wllhoi.t. In- for lin exhlUlllon gUIUO. Willi the strucllm,- tl. state's eight votes in the con'enllon to be cust for him. i : t r,i,.,. ' Miss Alma McCullough still P ads In the contest to decide who shall represent iji t.ranne ai me.,,,,, ,,,, ,)olm that "she" will be I'orlland Itose festival and Ibc uure,l back of the high school American l.eglon convention nexl ;hui(u,ig, . . . month. A totaling, according to I ' t . Legion officials, gives the candi dates the following votes: Miss .McCullough Sinn: Gurnet Bowery BiiOO: Alma Lewis 1300 Lillian 8imms UMHi. M ss Lewis, who eiucrco i in- r 1 I J en.ei snme time after it waaiTIiaW RelCaSCCl UtldCr opened. haH i.een showing con-j Kiucraini! gam utirniB- me jaoi iwu dayB. ; MILLER'S LEAD GROWS OWING. TO . ERROR IX COUNT I'OltTI.AM). tire. (AI'l Mil ton A. Miller took a jump of 10(1 votes in a close race with W. If. Stroycr for the Democratic nomi nation for rnlted Hlatcs senator today, bringing his lend lo ISO. as j;o liunfy tint II h- return:!," one of the men nald. Then the jum rode away and returned wllh pro vIhIoiim of all kind. "Hut we have no 'money," my mother Raid, hut the man only laughed and Kald we didn't nCd any. , , "The mule train camprd a whorl illMtanec from us, und mother had the nu n ttrlntf over 11ilr clothe j for iih to wash. The men at first l heHilated to do ko. but finally did. and I j.-ue3M wc operuted lit' firdi f laundry in li Grande. "When fiither returned from Walla Walla, he. wan surprised to find that wc had ulmuM un. niaiiv Nunnlles as h brought with him." Mrs. Thlel Is to appmr In Jhcf DUireaut Meene llepk'tinfC the 1 uTl 'I - t Pi ing r Walla Walhi. She will riu; on a l-mulc jerk line frel(fht r driven by Jup Kcott. & famuus charucter In the Wallu Walla dis trict.. Mrs. Thbi and Mr, cott erowMcd tin? plains In the sama wajfoa trulu. Banquet End Of Season's Achievements; in ucius xjiiivUi iaii jssay Winners.', and Athletic Teams Last Evening. , 'Aflrr a very hucccsTiiI puuoii thu.lll.lluUB, uu urKUtilxuttoll-coliv. posed chiefly' of fiitlxra of lit)) nativities .litu i-vonlng w cning with a dc IlKhcful- bamiuel served by. .Ml; uurreii, UOIUVSI.1C. science insirue tor and a staff 0r ablo hsslstanls. Tlnv bantiuet was of th6 usual Harrett ' standard uit.l tin, servl,... was Just as It should have been compicio in every uciall. Grandad Hill presided and the after dinner speeches were de livered by Miss lienuell, Cup lain Price, Miss Vera ' Hcalty, Vouch MfteTavlsh, Huperlntendcnt II Mnp. ton. W. K. Ollberl, L It. .Jber. hanl, J. K. Iloynolds, Dr. It.' 1". Ijtndls, 1'red Htclnucck, Krnesl Watktns and liruce Dennis. Hpeakers dwi1!! upon, hp ulcus- With Hie' Kf-hnill lllllllln fiTnrAa.ini. a dellghiful cooperation w 1 1 h school board, fucults and studciil body . all of which comlilnod to' place Ml Grande schools at the head of 'the state in' essay, contests and at the head of eastern Oregon schools In athletics.' ;' fly Ki'ooii't ,'. ''NO, Kelso has a ball team!" There is iio'quv,aloh Mjuiit thai little statement and the Ketsonians. who Just at the present time rest " ,n,! ,0i' ot netr particular ica- ''!""' Mountain l.eagun leaders. Kalis are expecting to Bee one of the best, games of the year and beyond ordinary doubt, they won't bo disappointed.. h - ' ...... The stores in l.a Grande will not close but an agreement has been KELSO iN IS NOT UNLIKELY I reached .whereby atiy einpluye.hlay'.nro. not yet,, completed and secure freedom to attend "his grandmother's funeral" Upon: tell hair Urejjury. who prt-sldefl over the Kportlnic Hectlon of tin; Port- (Continued on pair a 2) Thousand Dollar Bail nkw YoiiK. ( i) iiarr ic. 1 iiuvv h ii!) reif.'UHi'u unoer bail today under two lndlctmcntH. liartrinff hlin with Hhlnuplntr and commlttlnK' a second degree assault on lYetlerlek Gump, Jn, uf Kanuus rity. In 19 1(1. '.! BASEBALL HOW TllliV MAM) flubs- W. ivt. Kan 1'ronci.sco 2H lu .651 Halt l,alti ai 17 .5S.1 Kcatlle Vernon Oakland Haeratuento . Portland .. l.uti Angeha ..'It l! ..22 ' ..III 1 ..18 24 ..18 4 ..is :r, .6:i7 .if: AZ'J .4V (Hy the AKKuehlled I'reHb) S-a. I. Ilcca II. At Salt Luke II. I-:. f-'an l-'runclHco J........... I (I VI 'X h'ull Lake I I IK -2 Hatterh h: fleary u ii(J Agnew; Kulllo. Ponder. Htroud and Petera. Tfjt'TH f. S utile T. At Vernon It. H. K. I Seattle Vernon ,: 7 9 l : 1& 4 Hatierle: Hell. Motherland. Joiei iwMiwin; rt-nm-r unu i. M urphy, Whttm y. Heraiii nto l(. H. K. :I.o AneUn Hucramento . 8 HllllnK;i: Hutterba: Paynea mid rou(,h and Kehanif. .Oukni I. .Ik auT-. 3. At Oakland . Ii. H. U. Portland 3 fi i Oakland fc 4 5 1 I.oVcreiiz and Iml': Huttertes: fMulls and baker. Bil H E L fil VV I N Sl --CONFEBEES fl II II H "VOTE IS: CRUM OneVof Closest Races in State Decided with the Winner Having Three , Vote Plurality. WI1TMM), On '(An Four lnli-"l and elitlity-elKlii iimdni ts "'f"""' Orojou lodny now 'lr"l"' ml. Wilson anil ""wr i nelvo ur the nitss Ing precincts are In l iilon county. The first official cheek- or all 37 precincts In 1'nlon county of votes polled Krlduy ut the primary nom inating election, gavo Curl Helm, of.lji Urande. a lead of three votes over Jesse Cruni. of Klglti, lor district attorney nomination on the republican ticket. This Is beyond doubt ono of the closest rucea lu the entire state at the Friday election. Tha firwt official check, which will, be followed later by another one. gave -.Cruni, J)79 . .votea and Mnlm ?.'. '- ; -' , OUicrs I'licliaugeil ' The. flrsl cheek, while Jhe fig ures are not available ' as ' .the livening Observer goes to press today, gave Judge. Hugh K. Ilrady the nomination for Justice of Hie peace Over f. U. iMiftey by n, leuii of SomOwhWe In the vicinity of HID votes.. ', . Mr. Dallas Green secured lb" republican nomination for county school superlnlendenl. Jesse lire. slivtirs, of Klgln. Was successful in niiliif? nominated for. win-rirr and V. V, Htevcns, of l. nlon. ' aucuryif Hit! nomination, hh. county com-mlHslom-r. I'lKUrt-rf oil Uifi Mtlftn ofllclalu nut be avatlablo publication until tomorrow. Rail Consolidation Measure Is Endorsed WASHINGTON (Al-) i'onsoll dallon of railway pronertles. as urouoscd In a hill Introduced liy I'oinnilns. repolillcan of Iowa, was endorsed by .Secretary Hoover to day before the senate Jnterslate commerce committee.- Shipping Interests Undcr Law's Scrutiny Washington f,u-) in- vcstlgallou of Him Khlp Owners as sociation and. the I'seiflc-AmcH-can steamship 'association; on the 1'aclflc coast, for "poFslblc viola tion or the Sherman law" is ur.- ocrway. ihoman l nice, apeel.il ; j anlHtnnt l the attorney Keneml , teat tflcd today before Him house j shlpplntf hoard Invt-Hilaatinij com- UM,ut'- H lib III jr&r m-UF CT1 DEC DF 1)11 TABULATION CiiMlW Attorney Nomination ,' t'-tf" L vJ . 873;.HELfti 876 , rjn'i '-iu nrv ! ' .I Late News Flashes , FLY KItti RIOADY i'OK NliXT HOI'. A HOARD THB UKSTROY 15 U .JOHN I). FORI), KlTSII1R0t Japnii, (AI). The American roiind-thc-world flyers hope to Hlart from IliUikappu Ray, in (he Kurilc Island, tomorrow moinintf alniul dayliuhl and to fly to nHsumigHura, 50 mites northwest of Tokio, in one day, slopping either at Kuspiro or Minato, Japan, to refuel. . JAU. DliLIVKRY KRl STRATI:!). SI5ATTLK, ash., (AT). Sheriff Starwich slated today that a plot for three score prisoners to escape (lie county jail has hcen foiled hy the discovery of six saws and several spoons yesterday in one of the cells. i;skd "sr.usir fund. WASIUNUTON, (Al')-An account maintained hy, former Chairman Charles II. IolxIoIl, of the farm hiun Iward, in a local Imnk, was used "al times11 as a slush fund. Senator Howell, Republican, of Nebraska, charged in the senate, continuing, his opposition to four pend ing nominations to the board. SO. ..i'M.W.JsV,,.!..-.!. ' "... ' .T!rIT I... , . MiVl MlLLT. t ,' IZi.l 1 JURY USTIS (All l'llsl nntl cmIiisIvo pictures hum 'regiielgalifn. capital of Honduras, uhcro reileral and itrbel Inwuii arc cngagcil In axiinliaU Above (It-rt) lw cv-livlatnis tf the I,'. K. navy who llrn flying fur rcinliilloniii'J fottvs. They have liniillHtl 'I Cgucigalpa many times. AIiiiki (at ilglit) riciitual (irciroi'ln l-'crrera, t iller leader or the rebels.' CVnlrr tlcliirc shows At lean sailors rt'olil till! Illnaiikec as they arrived III Ibc lloiitlnranwin I'Bpllnl lo nttist Anlcrlcan Itilcrcsls. Lower plc iniv shows rclMds making an allack on 'rcgiiclg:ilin. Holt lioriiiaii, m:a Scrvlco staff itliotogra libcr ' lirnl lo nili l -oer lllltler a rain or bllllels ilis'l nflcr kiiiiiIiik Ibis picture. ACTIO! BEGUN IQESPIIN WILL ON BONUS Ui V.'AKlllNflTON (liy the AaKocIa-jl .,! pri.HI,) omeia! WuHhlnKton . , has joined tiandH in a move to ad - J" "m- Kovernnieui lo Hie koiuicin ''HI. 'onrenH, which forced the bill . - (Contlnueil on pac b'i iiliologl'lllilis Coivvrlulil by M'.A ACT AS SARUK While (he jtreuier liliiiiln-i of the h-opl "ho will take part in the liereiilOUlal lo In COItdlieted by the ; ..,,,,. .,.,.,. v-nlhlH r ,o,nr- li,,, (tix hall nexl Thurday ev"nlni? are ,a (Irnnde t.ef,p.-, jturroiindiiiK i ntit-H are to riirniHli Hcv-ral Important eharuelerM. Th eliuniefer of Sunlit, ill whif h tit late .Marlon IkivIh e;dnhllMhed an enviable l-eplll ill hill, hot h la Mt I'nlted KljttcH and Canada, will I rilled by f 'luil leH I eipiijn of Pen illetnn. Ml. lleHptiln llUH been ttX KiKlied UllM difficult role ttltiee III leiiih or Mr. liuviH or I'nlon. Whll MeppinK into a purl that Ih lnlr (Continued on pac R) Snow Falls in Middle -West and in New York PK'MTMN. N. Y. (Ap) UtfM ;rtnw fell here TlieKday. Th while film refiialiie on I he ground and house roofH for homiu llni''. . Iie.sl enh believed it lo he Hie Mini lliuo in I f eii-H thill. HIUW haa fallen ho lalu in May. SViV I.N ,miihi,i; WI ST I'llli'Ati (API AMhoilKh tiinw haH mtNsed ''Jiieujfo by a hc-Hiil lullcaK', the liien-ury ilrup p"d lo 4U ilejireea aboui I'd de KreeH below normal, anrt only nl Ik h II y rlMlnjf t'iiiperiiliireH wcr foroeiist for Tuewla . Warmer wni her wiim promlficd for W"d neaday. Know li'll Monday In Maaon t'ity, Iowa, and at Kevernl jkmiiIh In Nouthern Ml hitan.- hut im crup daimiKu ia believed to havo rc-BUlUU. .Seltlcc) BULLETINS liAM MA II KS IH UMill, I'KMkM-ri'O.V Ore. (AP) Two will known Iniifluiai-ks or Pcndlr lou wcro ncNtrtiycd by Tiro or nii tleiernilned orlulu thill Ml a lied nhoui, tliitN' oVIoek ihlK ninriiliiK. The hulhllMKs were I In t)li5 fciil barn and blacksmith nhop un lll lilh .street. Imth part of the Pen dleton of older day. Three ailto mobllcN were Ituriied In the hlnek Ninllli Nhop and many Imis, while n truck hmdi'il with IuiiiImt wiim del roved In the Iced Imrii. Tin Iosm i.s r,oim. MAitiiirr ti tTA'i ios. POltTI.ANO, Ore. ( AP) ('at lie slow and weak. IIukh, Hheep and eKKs flow und weak. Itultcr Htendy In rlrm. liulteHat (l'triaml si'-ndy. (San Kranel.tfu ) Id'te. La Grande Is Urged To Raise Oregon Trail Sum Ahw Tllng that I, a Crandf miiHt raino their uuola of tho Old On goo Trail iiHHoeitflhiti lutdget with in a uliort tline. A. V. N' lhon. h-c-ri'laiy of t he nNoehi(ton, briefly Npok" bcroro the chamber of com merce luncheon yeaierday conceru liiK VH and meuiiH that other cH -lui am) Iowiim are raifttug I heir lUtf;if(. t Mr. N'elKOU e;,p;ihH'd I he H'l'ea ftHy fnr t he $?m aHhlgiietl In l.ii (I i'ii tide to' rain", at at Ing I lull the money wtut Imliig "pent In advcrlia jug Ui't- great hoim--Nf' kiuff (rail. II- r-ad a Ibd of Idalui and Ore gon to wm that have alrendy either ralaed In full or underwritten their (pintail. , .liislrnl pninim. , , ltuti'ay'8 program wius Urguly TAX BILL Unanimous Consent Is Reached on Status of . Revenue Reduction SIMMONS RATES ARE ACCEPTED Publicity of Tax Returns Rejected; Republicans Hopeful of President Signing Bill. VASHI.(;T0N (liy tlic Assorl- tl'U lMM) A IIIIHIlllllOIIS OHIM'Ilt wax miehiMl toddy ty uonfcitxs oil the lax mlurtloii . Thn HluiinonH dcmoeruliu , ralo iHeheflulo provUlhitf a 40 per cent I maximum, aurtux utwt a- TjQ in r I (ienl reduction In normal tuxes on tni'uiui'u unur 8,000 wuh ucccptrd. Hcnatn imirmltuontH iiroviildiir full pubtlcity or tu roturns ami tax .on .uiullatrtbutiM corpora tion prot'llH wcro rrJncU'U. ttcptihlltan 1 loadrH oxpjKt,l th liopc that Oh bill a flow framed would limuL the pri'uldvnl'u upprovul. ,'.lm . ' IDHInlM TfirirW nmm iuuii With tlm June ierm of cinuit court Hcheduled (o open (ho flrsl. Monday of the coiiiIiik- month, a I HhI of Jurors has been impanel I led. The list, constat inir ul SI mu. coulaltiH only fivo 1 .11 flrando men. Union bus three, Klgln has five, Covci 1 hreo, Allcel rour, North J'owdcr two, iHlanU City one, Hum- (Continued nn onirn tl Jurist May Carry Gun hupenor Court Holds PIIOKNIX, A t'U. (AP) Thul a superior court Jude uh u peueo of ficer Iuih (ho rlRht to carry a, weapon was tho contention of Su perior jiidRe Slruckineycr of Maricopa coitnly today, who dia mlfwctl a complaint against Su perior .ludKc Abbey of IMnal coun ty, chartflnK tlm Jurlat with earn ing a idalfd. .Iudr;i Abbey, who aerved sev eral hour lit the county jail at, . l-'lorence yeHtenbiy. following hia arreHl, waa immediately released from ciifttody. mohi-: pitoiu(i. on hooks WASHINGTON (AI') Addl t lonal records of i he K u KJux Klau are to be brought t Wash ington under un agreement reach ed today for Inapectlon by (ho .spechil committee inveMttgutiiiK Hie eleelioil eontHl brought agaliiMl Henator Mftyfleld, nf Te l.w., MncliAHKN AT AKYAIt SHANOHAI (AP) Stuart Mac l,aren, Itritiah aviator flying around tho world, arrived at Ak-' yah, llurina, today from t'alcutUt. Hiild a dlMpi:teh. iiiiimIcuI. Preftljed ocr hy ('. ft.-. Short, Ihn metinir uoou resolV'-d' Into u group of ptrtKnH enjoying a' brief hut very detightritl cutertain meiil. MIkm l,da Neiaon opened th pro gram with a ptuno olo ami gave, an encore. Miv& Horoihy rnldwef), accompanii'd al th piano by Mis:t liulh Hramwetl. piuyed a vinltti hoIo and atno renpund'd (u h'nrfy applHUKc with an pneore. Adolplr StegrlHl, Hllghl III Kluture and age hut expert at Hie piano, (Inn play- ed OIH Heleetlon Which recl'Ttl huuIi uu outblirat of approval f'oat. he favor-'d the meetlna 1th an oilier. Mittb m Mta (hiNkltl. vut.'t itolohit, Hang two numbers. Sh waa nceompanled hy Mlna Io1a GHsUill. SUorlly iiftyi'wavJa tho meeUn'i udjouiu;d.