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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-01-20
Scientist Refuses to
Worry Ouer Spelling

OF course enough" spells "nuff''
and yet calf" is not spelled -caugh."
Schoolboys, seasoned business men,
not to mention school teachers, often
find the spelling of the English Ian
guage a bit troublesome. But here is
one-time university professor and
now eminent scientist who not only
admits that spelling gets him rat
tied" but goes so far as to invent
his own form Of spelling, which exact
ly follows out the sound Of the word.
Hence we find such sentences as
these in a recently issued volume by
the anthropological department of a
university museum:
"HiZ haid wuZ still black"
"The two ritings when they wer
don, ov course wer not alike"
Some paragrafs ov hiz own wer
dropt"
II say az nearly az possible be-
cauz-"
The author Of the volume, which is
the translation of a legend of the
Kerchl Indians of Guatemala, is Rob-
ert Burkitt, an Englishman.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-01-20
Stupendous but Useless

Sixty centuries ago a stupendous
stone structure was built covering the
equivalent of 10 city blocks, or about
Is acres. 1t stretched its pointed
apex nearly 500 feet heavenward, and
has stood through all times as a mon
ument to the man who reared it as
colossal mausoleum to house his king
ly bones
One hundred thousand men, says
the record, toiled under the scorching
sun of Egypt for 80 years to build
that structure. Ninety million cubic
feet Of stone piled one upon another
combined to form the Great Pyramid
Of Cheops. 1t was a thousand years
old when Moses led the children out
of Israel through the Red sea.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-01-20
Not RestfuI

Had a good lecture on Alaska.
didn't we, Zeb?" asked one of Mr..
Gorton's neighbors, meeting him the
next morning. ITO sit there by the
radio peaceful as pie for two hours
hearing him reel off the information
was grand rest for me, beat out
with cranberrying as l be-"
ut was a good enough talk" ad
mitted Mr.. Gorton, grudgingly, 'but it
didn't rest me any to speak of. Hav.
ing to sit stockstill without a chance
to get in word for two mortal hours.
| was pretty well worn out afterward.
But took the lantern out in the wood
shed, and by the time I'd split up a
weeks kindling, l felt kind Of rested
and Gained wn."-Kansas City Star
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-01-20

Commenting on the value OF eour-
tssy in business, L. W. Horning. chief
clerk to the superintendent Of the
American Railway Express Company
at Indianapolis, writing in the Ex-
press Messenger recently, gives a few
facts on the subject in an interesting
way.
yesterday afternoon" he writes.
"A patron telephoned to complain be-
cause one OF our agents assessed stor-
age charges against his express ship
neAt
True. there was no street address
on the shipment; his name was not
in the city directory or the telephone
book. But didn't everybody know that
John Jones was the new president OF
the Blank Ice CO.. Hadn't our own
hand clerk read in the newspapers
that he had just moved here from
Dstroltf
THAT fellow was very discourteous
he refused to reason and I an sorry
20 say he hung up the receiver still
mad, after doing everything but give
me q 'cuE~-g'
That was near the end Of a nerve
racking dsy-everything It seems
went wrong yesterday. beginning
early in the morning when I cut my
chin while shaving Before leavinl
the ONCE however. had an inportan
long distance call 20 make The tim,
was short. and the bus 8ess urgent
had to get that call through quickly
at had been q hard day. too, n,
doubt. for the telephone operator a
the company switchboard but as
heard her soft. pleasant voice owe,
the wire, ! was inrpres sed with tn,
courtesy and the chez fulness Of thi
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-01-20
Nothing Doing After That

She was about to marry Mr.. Money.
bags, and it was a case of May and
December. The man was old and
rich, and she was young and fair.
A party was given to celebrate the be-
trothal, and one Of the guests was re.
quested by the hostess to oblige with
a song.
Yes, do sing, Mr.. Sweetnote," re,
marked the prospective bride "Do
you happen to remember NV Sweet.
heart When a Boy'?"
Great Scott" exclaimed the vocal.
Isl. Remember him. You must
take me for a certcnarian,"
ne W. nor ..t'' VI 10 the wedding
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-01-20

unseen helper. And l thought Of the
telephone operators, those gracious
workers on duty hours after most Of
US consider ourselves entitled to a
Tsll-esrned rest; Of their unfailing
tact and politeness.
And pondered over the potentiali-
ties Of that power given to every
employe OF the company who answers
the telephone-not the gift Of song.
perhaps; not the genius Of the orator
or the glory Of the singer; Just the
simple, kindly, heart-warming infu-
enoe Of the human voice-that organ
Of the soul-that mirror of an inner
character that bridges the gap Of IN
seen miles and sends its message Of
hslpfulness and courteous efficiency to
unknown listeners-the voice in the
telephone
Then I glanced at my phone and
the little card hanging on the mouth
piece which says: BE courteous-It
Pays. II seemed TO mean a great
reflection. ! wonder II we employees
all give heed to those little sugges-
tions-I wonder II we realize that to
the fellow at the other end OF the
telephone wire we are the American
Railway Express Company? What we
say over the phone in business hours
seldom, II ever, acts for or against us
personally, but II means a lot to the
company.
IF we are courteous and pleasant
in our telephone conversations, II our
voice has a smile in ii. we make
friends for the company: otherwise.
enemies. Who wants enemies. any
way? But who doesn't want friends?
II is within our power to make either
one"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-01-20

The telephone repdrman making he
morning test.
Never trouble trouble till trouble
troubles you" is an old adags that
telephone repairmen cannot take lit.
ct j. 20 ,t.s. peop,s ; troubles make
1t necessary for them to look for
trouble
When a telephone ,ine is reported in
trouble, it is Up to he wire chief and
repai~men to ves.ols the service a.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-01-20
Big Reduction In
Clothing.

oilsoh, the IaIIur oi sIa;tS,b.,
e p0S'ohce offers a e Reduction in tailor made :
p Oi suits selling from to S24OO
oss pure wool fomS
ANS nice looking, fromS
"'ns' press ing dyeing Guarant my
Price
HNo ram Beach suits dandp pressed
a NJ until 8 P NJ Open on Saturdays 1880 P "
All work done at very reasonable mia,
). WOIfson,
Phone
GAtrtERssURG Nd
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-01-20

promptly as possible Trouble on tele-
phone lines is brought about by nu.
merous causes Wind. rain and cleo
trio storms and snow and sleet are
among the principal agencies result
Ing In breaks in telephone lines and
cable
In the early days Of the telephone
Industry, when a line was reported in
trouble, the repairmen started on a
still hunt to locate the fault. In MANY
cases this caused a great deal OF lost
time owing to the slow modes Of
travelling and because the facilities for
ascertaining the nature OF the trouble
were limited. II the trouble was not
easily apparent to the eye and the
fault was overlooked by the repairman
on the first trip, IT was sometimes
necessary to walk over the line sew.
eral times. This not only worked a
hardship on the repairman, but also
kept the subscriber from the use Of
his telephone.
Iooay, THIS condition has been rem
edied by scientific development and
research. and the wire chief. a special.
list in telephone trouble. measures the
line electrically with apparatus located
in the central ONCE. With this equip.
ment he is able to tell the repairmen
whether the telephone is in trouble in
the central once, in the cable, along
the line Of open wire. or in the teIe-
phone on the premises OF the subscrib.
or. With this information in hand the
rspairmAA travels to the Approximate
location given by the wire chief and
in the greater number Of cases. finds
the trouble and restores the telephone
70 service In q short period Of time.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-01-20

HARNESS SHOP.
IL Your harness should
be overhsulded and put in good condition
FOR hard work. Take them TO Clendenons
Shop, Rockville. Nd rear Of w. B. Bur
dette's store, has been here over q years
Shoe repair 10 same shop.
june Aim
A NNCUNCEMENT
IA We beg to announce
that we have in stock a full line Of New
Perfection cook stoves and parts
W. HICKS & son,
mag 27-u Rockville. Nd.
CELL FRUIT
= Trees and ornamentsls
We have an opening 10 this section for a
full or part time representative. Cash
commission paid weekly.
TITUS NURSERY CO.,
July 1887 WaDesboro, Va.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-01-20
Buick
for 1928

was announced on July 20 and We no,.,
nay, nave on hand the following brand new
loS : Buick models, which we are Offering a,
while they last: 'a' saving
lis. $l225. e'S"' series
series 100, SPAS. oeuan'
$3.50. a"' series izO'
All prices 7. o, B. Flint, Mich. Govern.
ment tax to be added. 'o'e'n-
These are brand new Bucks and carry
the full new car guarantee ana o,,, az. .,
30, ,ba service = wee Ihey may be purchased upon
'"' " NJ A. I. hme payment plan.
~ c. c. WATERS & SON.
aug <o-u CaitheFsburs. Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-01-20
NORsECK GARAGE.

AUTHORIZED FORD SERVICE STATION
using genuine Ford parts.
automobile repairing, tires, tubes and
accessories.
Auto and stationary electric plants service.
Postofice address. Rockville. Md, R. F.
D. 4,
Phone. Sandy Spring il6 IA; resi-
dence. Sandy Spring ll6 F 81.
c. E. FORD. Proprietor.
Successor to Donald Bowie.
lett
Evening star., 1928-03-31
MADAME SHERRY"
. IS ON AIR TONIGHT
1lTee-ACt Musical Comedy
wiz Be- Feature of
ShiICo Hour.

MADAME Sherry" three-sct mu-
sical comedy, viii be The Philco Hour
feature 10 be broadcast tonight by WRC,
in conjunction with its associates OF
the National Broadcssting Co. JeSSica
Dragoncte, soprano. will have the lead
ing role
The book for this production. by
Otto Hauerbaoh. was founded on a
French play by NJ Ordonneau and
Hugo Felix. The scene Of act / is
laid in Edward Sherrys studio in New
York on July morning The second
act takes place in the saloon Of the
yacht Nvonua in New York harbor. the
same evening. The action of the third
aCt takes mace several hours later on
the after Deck OF the yacht off Coney
Island.
The audante from Beethoven's Sym
phony No. /" Will be played by the
New York symphony Orchestra, di-
TCcfeo by Walter namroSCh as the
first number in the r. C. A. Hour. which
Viii hc heard through WRC at s
O'Clock For the second number the
orchestra viii play Arabian Love
Song and French Military March. 4"
taken from Saint-SaenS descriptive
Algerian Scenes" The prelude and
finale from Richard Wagncr'S Tristan
and Isolde" VIII be the third number.
while tho programs will conclude with
Wo02TS Invitation 10 the Dance"
which features the violin and the
cello.
Daring ;he Washington College of
Music program. 10 BE- heard at AS
q
Joseph BarbeCOt baritone will be fea-
ture6.
Jesus. the Suffering Messiah is
tho subject OF the Bible talk to be pre-
Se0tcd by Homer J Councillor under
auspices OF the Organized Bible Glass
Association, al : O'Clock,
A variety Of musical attractions donli-
nate the program tonight of WMAL
Among them are a dance program by
the Br0ckWay Band. concert by the
Hawaiian Melody Boys. the regular
weekly program Of LcSSe's Saturday
Nlghters.' and Joint recital by
SophOcIes T PapaS. guitarist. and
Dorothy Sherman Pierson. soprano.
WMAL will open its program with a
meeting OF the Thirty Club. which will
BE- followed by the clubs weekly forum.
conducted by Cloyd A. Gill. Its presi-
cent. Capt J. P. Ault. commander OF
the Carnegie non-magnetic ship viii
talk at 8.i5 o'clock regarding the plans
for its next cruise.
WRHF's evening program includes
the daily news resume by the Town
CrieT. advice 10 radio fans by The
Radio Bug" and a dinner concert COM
posed ot request numbers. The station
will be ''on the air" from 545 TO
O'clock.
Evening star., 1928-03-31
13 RADIO STATION
CHANGES ORDERED D
Twelve on West Coast and One in
Arizona Will Shift Frequen-
cies Tomorrow.

BS the Associated Press
Changes in frequency for 13 broad
casting stations, most OF them on the
West Coast, are ordered by the Federal
Radio Commission, The changes be-
come effective tomorrow. They follow
KJBS, San Francisco, operating on
1860 kilocyclcs. sharing with KGTT.
changed to 1920 kilocycles, sharing
with KLS.
KFQU. Holy City, Calf, operating on
l.440 kilocycles sharing with KFUS and
KIM, changed to 1850 kilocycles, shar-
ing with KGTT.
KRE. Berkeley Calf, operating on
l,220 kilocycleS. sharing with KLS
changed to 1900 kilocycles, sharing
with KIM
KIM. Hayward. Calf, operating on
l,440 kilocycles, sharing with KFUS and
kFQU. changed to 1900 kilocvcles
sharing with kRE.
XVI. Seattle, operating on l.48O kilo-
Evening star., 1928-03-31

COLLEGE MAN. frat year wants electrical
or clerical work good References Address
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Evening star., 1928-03-31
\ REAL OPPORTUNITY.
WITHOUT THE
INVESTMENT
OF \ nOl \R

The oldest and one of the
largest Mutual Lille Insurance
Companies III America is de
sirous ol adding TEN men to
its organization,
Only those OF the highest type
and who desire to make Life In
surance their LIES work will be
considered,
\ complete course Is given
and every possible assistance is
constantly rendered by the man
ager,
We will eheeriully grant an
interview which could not prove
less than interesting and hene-
hcial,
Address ReN 252-J, Star Otilee,
Evening star., 1928-03-31
CALDWELL TRANSFERRED

John X. Caldwell, foreign service off,
GER Tor the past four years attached to
'he Far Eastern Division. State Depart
ment. has been transferred to duty at
the United States consulate at Geneva.
win S. Pinkney Tuck, consul at Ge-
neva, he will attend the eleventh ses-
sion OF the advisory committee on oni,Im
ana other dangerous drugs. beginning
April II. as unofficial observers" for
the United States.
Evening star., 1928-03-31
MAKE EACH DAY COUNT

Don't stay in the same old rut-zoluE to
work every day, returning home az night
and looking forward io nothing but drawing
Your pay every nav dsy-but get busy aud
make the DAYS count br improving yourself
and preparing for something better than the
loh YOU are holding. II you are ~ the uu-
skilled class, Just nav US call ard let us
SNOW vou the way to getting into the radio
profession. where rosltidus are plentiful and
the opportunities great
Evening star., 1928-03-31

cycles. changed to LOO kilocycles.
KKP. Seattle, operating on .480 kilo-
cycles. changed to LOO kilocycles
KRSC. Seattle, operating on ,480
kilocyclcs hane gdc to LOO kilocycles.
KMTR-H0llywood. Calf, operating
on $40 kilocyclcs, changed to $40 kilo-
cycles
KXA, Seattle, issued license changing
frequency from $50 kilocycles to $50
kilocycles.
kFAD. Phoenix, Ariz.. operating on
l,l0O kilocycles, changed to $40 kilo-
cycles.
Evening star., 1928-03-31
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

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guarantee satisfaction TO Star
readers, Any complaint gcund
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Evening star., 1928-03-31

WRHF's evening program includes
the daily news resume by the Town
CrleT, advice 10 radio fans by The
Radio Bug" and a dinner concert COM
posed of request numbers. The station
will be on the air" from as TO Z
O'clock
Evening star., 1928-03-31
BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.
EMPIOYMFNT AGENCIES

VII. SERVICE ExAMTNATIoNS-T
VII SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
:. ror. i"th & r nv. Phone Fr. sHSn
Evening star., 1928-03-31
:
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

CLEANERS white Fox Theater. Apply
Monday. ~ am. stage door.
OPERATOR wanted experienced on pants.
floor
WANTED--Res spectacle white elderly man
and wife (no children) for cottage: coal
Tree. Man must have his own Iob but
carly morning and evening u
Evening star., 1928-03-31
STTUATTON--MALE.

HAUFFErR white. -. ~ yesrs' expert
Ice. references: available April B. Address
TX 2i-K. star office 81
Evening star., 1928-03-31
WHC-Radi0 Corporation Of America
f4G85 Meter&--640 Kiioc yeiesl.

n Studio program
{ 30 pm Msdrill0n and Spanish
VILLAGE Orchestra
SD pm Edith Elliott Ensemble
s pm Waldorf Astoria Orchestra
6 20 pnl.--Eotion Picture Guide
G.55 pm Waldorf Astoria Orchestra
SIS pm Fifteen minutes with the
Washington College o: Music, present.
;4g Mary Gas'Tock. pianist and Joseph
garDeoDt. baritone
p rE Jesus the Suffering Messiah" "
~ Homer ) Councillor. president, Or
Fan.ueC Bible Class Association
Sis pm .~-MaFfioWer Concert Or
Tc~Fa
q pm.-R G. T. Hour New York
E"nDng8s Orchestra directed By Walter
.5@WEyaol
p"1-~ FaBco Hour. presenting
'1fge Sherry"
% Pm Ws5dman PARK Orchestra.
30 - pm. Weather forecast
30 81 - u % pm Wardman Park
Orchestra
Evening star., 1928-03-31
NRHF-AmeFican RrOadcasting Go.
f3224 aIeters-930 KiIoeyclesD.

5.45 = rrl.--Thc T0wn Crler.
pm Hints for the Listener" by
''Tne Radio Bug"
% 10 7 pm.~-Dinner concert COM
posed Of request numbers.
Evening star., 1928-03-31

NEW CLASS FORMING IN TELEPHONE
switchboard operating easy. fascinating
course to learn. Oxford Bldg. 14th st. bet
"
Evening star., 1928-03-31
|LocalRadio Entertainment
Saturday, March 81, 1928
NAA--NsShingten Navy Yard t4315
MeteTS-6a0 KiIocyrIeS.

345 pm.-W Weather Bureau reports.
9.55 p Arlington time signals
1905 pm. Weather Bureau reports
Evening star., 1928-03-31
withdrawing Radio Forum
l2AI& Meters--I 30 kiIncNcIesl

= pm.-Tllirty Club Forum and news
flashes.
7.30 pm-Dance program by the
Bgockway Band
pm.-Phn Hayden and Les Colyin,
Eadio entertainers.
as pm--''The Next Cruise Of the
Non magnetic Ship Carnegie, by Capt.
J r AUit. commander
$50 .--Sophocles T. Papas. guitar
ist EYeline N Papas pianist. and
Dorothy Sherman Plerson. soprano.
pm. Hawaiian Melody Boys
93Q pm ,--Lecse'6 Saturday Night
efs
1910 pm Announcement of guess
lrg contest a. Industrial exposition.
1913 70 10 30 pn.-News flashes.
Evening star., 1928-03-31
WANTED-SALESMEN.

Statesmen wanted in our appliance depart
uent See Mr.. Tracy between and 10 m.
9th ho0r National Electrical Supply Co.
1923 y. ave. NV.
NAN with car who has had experience in
calling ou grocery aud delIcatessen trade
good opportunity for worker. Apply he
tween and 10 am. The Walbert Co. 1913
NJ st. nv. second fioor.
REQUIRE THE SERVICES Of three expert.
euced statesmen familiar with values gener-'
ally throughout the city. Have new homes
for sale, ranging o5g75 up. together with
valuable brokerage and exchange llstings
See Mr.. sherwin. Main 80. Chas. d. Sager.
feaitor. a24 18th st. NV.
statesmen. experienced paint and glass.
Tor an Old and reliable firm: must be faml-
lar with plans and specifications state age
experience and references. Address Box
lit-K. Star office. i
WE NEED . OR , GOOD MEN for a splen-
did line with man who has been In hlI4i-
ness IN this city for % years. Apply 3II3
18th st n w 4 to f n M
Evening star., 1928-03-31

STENOGRArHER. for teweiry arm EXPERT
enCed IN general office work pF~ferFed Nd.
dress kox tA.k Star once
Evening star., 1928-03-31

Transient classified adverusements for the
Eaitiniora sun aud the New inrk Times Mi
i've recpiS ed over the Business Counter OF Inc
star at regular rates
Evening star., 1928-03-31

t.tAA 1O hLkNA a0ENNtES.
srE> >OGRApHERS ~@o-~.5 wk No charge
Unless piastd Washington Employment EN-
change. "l3 TRANSFORMATION Bldg. l1th & ii
SOUTHERN BROTHERS Employment Serv.
ice Mrs I. Muller vocational cuun.
selor, i'''j3 + st. NV. Main S63I
Evening star., 1928-03-31
Sot TUEAST

3rd and Pa aSe.--O Donnells Drug Store.
Sth and Eye sts.--F. +. Weller Pharmacy.
llth st ard Pa. ave --Feaicy . PharmScy.
1907 Nichols ave, Anacostia-Healy DRUG
Evening star., 1928-03-31
HELP---MALE.

YOUNG MAN for machinists g helper: must
rave experience ON small work. ID. Ballard.
ear B2l n st. NV
Evening star., 1928-03-31

2i3S--WDOD ChattanooEa--i,230
500 sunday school lesson.
8 S30---EnScmbte
3t0.s--WJAX Jacksonvllie---ssO
7,Nn--- Recital
T:3N--pnnuIar = entertainers
y Nn~~~Recital
> SaO~-Fntertainera.
10 un--nanCc music.
IL :On--.Orrhesira
a?:,t--WHtS Louis, lIlc---D3O
l3Q-plano ,rrosram
ns"h-ENttnsiun studio.
. o0-Fhilco hoWr.
aI6,0--WMC Memphis--5sO
: "%---F .@a--Fh,pG:o 4: 4 honp' hour
10 00--Studio.
aaoo-wsM NashvlIle--soo
Z i5--nmrcr concert
uu~-R C. A. hour
a.o0--Barn dance.
"0G,o--WSMR New OrIeans-f,OIO
q 3a--Conccrt
10 o.3u-~Thcatcr program.
CENTRAL
5"6--kNW Chicago--a;O
S,0o~~-R e A hour.
81 nn--rhilco hour
10 ,nH-~keNstone Duo.
IL .00-Slumhcr music.
363.6-~WERH MJIn ChicacO--s.0
S:oo-Sundav school; songs.
- NU-~Stu,iO.
]" .Ou-E -EntCrt 3iners.
4t8.i--WG\ WLIB fhicaso--;.0
@ o.O0--Oil.O q. Mates
10 'Oo-~HaWaiian dance
~ Nl-SnngS and orchestra.
il tlO~-Dauvc orchestra.
3tt6--WLS ChiCago--S;0
3n--Natjonal barn dance.
: 2;ooa--Scotch songs
s:s.a--WLw Cincinnati---;00
: S.nO--orSau
y no--R. {. 4 urugram.
q no--Phllco hour.
10 ,0n~-StuuIo
II ;oo--N Naeabonds.
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| tINe "9rk m shoe o. clothing store Has
h3h S"hnbt education. Gail Columbia S6t4
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Evening star., 1928-03-31
LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT
4sI.s--wEAr New York-oIo

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standard time Meters on the left OF call letters kocyccs right
Evening star., 1928-03-31

MEN over is who want to learn the profes,
sion Ut selling. We teach Nou aud nav white
learning Permanent local office uf national
nrg anisatlon, Call II to l. manager. lJla
st nv. Room pnl
Evening star., 1928-03-31

"l"rk. chauffeur or hnusol1y yT,Iiing ~" ,p
| istrn. Good worker. Can North 1870 Br.