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Evening star., 1938-08-18
Quiet Us. Entertainment
Battle 1t Out Before JUDGE

Police Court Judge John p. Nc
Mahon today studied two complaints
which he described Is illustrating
that We are living in an advanced
age" with one part Of the people
setting out to enjoy itself while the
other part is trying to sleep.
In both cases night clubs are &C.
cused of disturbing the peace OF their
respective neighborhoods. Judge Nc
Mahon heard the evidence yesterday
and said he would hand down de-
cisions in both Saturday.
Melodies from the Melody Club in
spired a parade Of witnesses in one
case, in which Bernard Goldstein
manager Of the night club at /
Thomas Circle, was charged with
using q machine to amplify the hui
man voice In such a way as to dis
turb the peace and good order of the
neighborhood."
sMost emphatic Of the witnesses was
Mrs. c. c. Crowley, 14l0 M street
NV., WIN UCSptAlCu AlC dOll ACCu
loud speakers. They're all loud
speakers themselves" She added that
she and her neighbors pray for rain
every night to discourage operation
of the roof garden.
Judge Mcmahon decided to take
the case under sdvisement after De-
fense Counsel Albert Levin informed
him that the club amplifying system
had been removed last month when
Goldstein was given suspended sem
tence Of $50 or 80 days in Jail on .
similar charge.
John H. Rowe. owner Of Rowe's
Sea Food Restaurant. 4408la Georgia
avenue NV, was the defendant in
the second case under a much broad
er charge of disturbing the peace at
Evening star., 1938-08-18
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Evening star., 1938-08-18
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Evening star., 1938-08-18

late and unusual hours Of the night
with loud and unusual noises"
Neighbors on the opposite side Of
the street testified that Mr.. Rowe's
two-piece orchestra and girl singer
kept them awake nights. but defense
witnesses from the same side Of the
street ~ the restaurant said they
either didn't hear the music or weren' t
disturbed by 1t.
One defense witness sent ripple
Of laughter through the courtroom
when she testified that only one song
kept her awake. That one was "Old
Man Nose Is Dead" as rendered by
. colored blues singer.
Evening star., 1938-08-18
Ancient. Traffic Dangerous.

KANSAS CITY. Kans. (P.-Cecil
Edwards, 35, Is convinced a chariot
vehicle Of the ancients, was just as
menacing to pedestrians as the mod
ern automobile.
Edwards was leading a team of
ponies hitched to q chariot. The
team ran away.
One wheel passed over Edwards
head and a pony kicked him.
Evening star., 1938-08-18
Good Advice
About Constipation! i!

A doctor would tell you that the
best thing to do with any ailment
Is to get at its cause. II you're
constipated, don't fiddle with
makeshift remedies. Find out
what's giving you the trouble!
Chances are you won't have to
look very far, If you eat lust the
things most people do. Most like
ly, you don't get enough "bulk"l
And bulk" doesn't mean Just a
lot Of food. 1t means a kind of
food that isn't consumed in the
body, but leaves q soft bulky"
mass in the intestines and helps
q bowel movement.
II this Is what you lack, your
ticket is crisp crunchy Kellogg's
All-Bran for breakfast. It con-
tains the bulk" you need plus
the intestinal tonic, vitamin b..
Eat it every day, drink plenty
Of water, and join the regulars!
All-Bran is made by Kellogg In
Battle Creek.
Evening star., 1938-08-18
EXPEDITION TO HUNT
REDFERN'S REMAINS
Explorer to Head Second Trip
Into Venezuela fer Trace Of
Vanished Aviator.

Ey the Associated Press.
COLUMBIA, s. c., Aug. 18.-Theo-
dore j. Waldeck, explorer here in the
interest OF a city geological garden, said
today he planned a second expedition
into the INTERIOR of Venezuela in an
attempt to locate the ill-fated airplane
Of Paul Redfern and the aviator's re-
mains. The flyer vanished 10 years
ago.
Mr.. Waldeck said his party would fly
in a pontoon-equipped plane to base
on the Cuyune River only miles from
the spot where a native insisted he
witnessed the crash OF Redfern's plane
The explorer said the expedition
probably would set out from George
town, British Guiana, about the mid
die Of October.
Evening star., 1938-08-18

BY Mr.. Roach ~ Hardy's new team.

BY M. Roach ~ Hardys new team.
mate.
The hrst picture for the pair Il
"Zenobia's Inhdelity," from . novel
by H. G. Bunner.
! Although Laurel Is under contract
to make two more movies with Hardy,
Roach charged he had violated the
agreement by being absent when re.
takes were needed recently Tor Block
head"
LAurel's attorney said he will 80 to
court. ns
Evening star., 1938-08-18
AIR SHOW PLANNED

Mass Flight to Climax Legion
Convention in California.
SAN PEDRO, Calf, Aug. 1s Up.-
Three hundred Navy planes will stage
a demonstration Of massed flying over
Los Angeles Harbor next month, as
the climax to the National Conven-
ton of the American Legion.
Eight thousand Legionnaires will
view the demonstration from IL
cruisers of the Scouting Force at
anchor in the harbor.
The naval maneuvers scheduled Sep
tember % will follow by three days
massed flight OF 325 Army planes over
q Legion parade in Los Angeles.
Evening star., 1938-08-18
NAZI DEMONSTRATORS
ARRESTED IN BUDAPEST
16 Seized in Front Of Supreme
Court During Hearing of
Leaders Appeal.

By the Associated Press.
BUDAPEST, Aug. 1s-Sixteen
reen-shirted Hungarian Nazi DEM
onstrators were arrested in front Of
the Supreme Court today when the
court heard the appeal of Ferenc
Szalasi, wartime major who aspired
to be "the Hungarian Hitler" from
three-year prison sentence.
The courts decision will be an
hounced August "a.
Szalasi was sentenced July s after
being convicted of "incitement," the
Hungarian term for an illegal at
tempt to overthrow the government.
Szalasi was leader of the largest
and strongest of Hungary's several
Eazi groups. He insisted at his trial
that although he sought to change
the form Of the state he had used
only legal methods.
Evening star., 1938-08-18
LANGD0N TO BE PAIRED
WITH OLIVER HARDY
Laure1's Comedy Partnership II
Dissolved by Order Of Movie !.
Producer. ~

Ey the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD. Aug. IS Stan
Laurel's screen future was q question
mark today, his comedy partnership
with Oliver Hardy dissolved by order
Of Producer Hal Roach.
Harry Langdon, slapstick star who
lost out with the advent OF talking
pictures q decade ago, was selected
Evening star., 1938-08-18
REJECT MAYTAG TERMS
e. I. o. Members Also Insist on
Reinstatement of IL,

NEWTON, Iowa, Aug. 1s tP).-
Maytag c. I. o. union members
voted unanimously last night to re-
ject the company's wage terms for
proposed new contract.
The union also voted TO reject any
contract with the company which
failed to provide for reinstatement of
the II employees dismissed when the
washing machine plant reopened Au-
gust under martial law,
Evening star., 1938-08-18
DEAF JUDGE DICTION
OF PICTURE STARS
Hard-ofHearing Society Head
Says Myrna 10y and Gable
Among Firsts.


BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 18.-Screen stars
diction is being judged by the Amer
lean Society for Hard of Hearing, and
results yesterday indicated somebody is
going to win by no more than a
vowel.
DR.. Edmund P. Fowler, president
said speaker who mouths" or who
talks behind the teeth" cannot be
understood easily by lip-readers, conse-
quently such hard-of-hearing persons
Judge diction by lip movement.
DR.. Fowler said the winners would
be announced next week, but mean
while Clark Gable. Fredric March,
William Powell. George Arliss and
Mickey Rooney are leading among the
men. Myrna 10y. Irene Dunn and
Jeannette Macdonald are the woman
leaders.
Evening star., 1938-08-18

% Vermont, West Virginia and North
Carolina are the only three States
which do not have locally-shared tax
laws; the other 45 share = part Of
their revenue with local governments.
Evening star., 1938-08-18
1913 Carpet
$l.39

Sturdy rubber-tired sweepers
with all-bristle brush and rub
ber bumpers to protect your
furniture.
Fifth Floor. The Hecht CO.,
Evening star., 1938-08-18
Eskimo Electric
Mixers
500

These famous 3-speed mixers and
juicers. Complete with remov-
able motor, beverage paddle and
two mixing bowls. Just 10 to
sell at this price
(Fifth Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1938-08-18
1923 IL. e. A.
Garden Hose
88c fOr25 ft.

Just IS pieces left. Splendid
quality hose with brass couplings
Fits all standard faucets and
nozzles.
Fifth Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1938-08-18
I.29 RuffIed Pin
Dot Curtains
80 IN. ride to the pair
94c pair

WIFI evenly .SpdCcu PIN dOLS.
Beautifully tailored, with 6-inch
finished rufiles.
(sixth Floor. The Aeeht COL
Curtains
1850 Sample Venetian Blinds,
50 in. wide and 64 in. long
(soiled) ---Sl.s5
50 prs.-s1.29 and S1.5S Ruined
and Tailored Curtains. Just
/ of a kind pr. e5e
12-S14.95 and S15.S5 Walnut-nn-
ished Cedar Chests, So and
40 inches wide
800 yds.-4Sc to 65c Remnants
Of Cretonne and Slip Cow
ering Materials in lengths
from IA to 4 yards I'd. a9c
1,e00 yds.-Fine 8o-count Chintx
in many patterns. Out from
full bolts --yd. 16o
13 prs. S3.95 TO S5.s5 Sample
pairs Of Rayon Damask and
Printed Crash Drapes (fflly
lined) SE95
(Sixth Floor. The Hecht OIL
Evening star., 1938-08-18

4 Major Pieces ZOJ
Night Table, SIG The Bench, $I3
An important voue Built at Gond Rapids by expert craftsmen
with the traditions Of Old Foce top and end Of
genuine Honduras Mahogany while the structural ports ore
strengthened by the Of selected ooeoo American gum
wood Four pieces at $3.50 include Dresser and Voy both with
hanging mirrors Chest Of Drawers and fuze bed Finished in
thot durable and exclusive English Oxford finish which requires
q operations to otton perfection See this exquisite Lifetime
Bed Room group at once.
Evening star., 1938-05-11

nomics course. The club needed a
tenor. so Lansing became a tenor
and strained his voice to remain in
the upper register until a music
teacher in his home town, Hickory
N. c., discovered that he actually
was baritone.
Since the drama department has
been waging the campaign Of en-
lightenment during many days, it
seems unnecessary to follow the name
Of Olympic Branda with q parentheti-
cal explanation Of pronunciation at
this point. Let it be said merely that
Miss Bradna Is to be the guest of
Ben Bernie (WJSV, 1900, after
which she will seek transportation to
Washington, for the Loew interests
are playing host to the new screen
star here tomorrow. Another large
motion picture concern pops up in
the schedules (WMAL, 1880, when
Composer Erich Wolfgang Korngold
conducts a 50-piece Warner Bros.
orchestra in music from THE Ad-
ventures Of Robin Hood"
niStOry Is treated.
The life story OF Fra Junipero
Sierra, Franciscan missionary who
began the colonization of California,
is the subject Of tonight's Cavalcade
of America dramatization (WJSV. y.
History receives further attention
from Columbia when the Living His
tory period (WJSV, 630) treats in
dramatic form OF the English trade
monopoly Of 1910 and the founding
OF jamestown, Va. Gang Busters
(WJSV. 81 will not present the story
OF the~Wilkes- Barre bomber, Michael
Fugmann, because he was granted
a reprieve by Gov. Earle. The pro-
gram is to offer the tale of Frank
Tesclaro. Los Angeles gang leader,
who provided the police of that city
with one of their most difficult prob
lens
Other features-Dr Foster Kennedy
OF Cornell University speaks in con-
nection with the convention of the
New York State Medical Society
(WJSV, 7:45) -. Tommy Dorsey ex-
plains and demonstrates the 1888
trend" in swing music (WRC. 7:3O)
Joseph Becker, 15-year-old pro-
prietor Of a baby -minding bureau
is the guest Of Fred Allen (WRC. 81
"Serums and Vaccines' Is the
subject of a talk by DR.. Earl B. Nc
Kinley of the School of Medicine at
George Washington University
tWMAL, 6;45 :. The program of
the Boston pop" concert, conducted
by Arthur Fielder over WMAL at
$50:
French Military March" from Al
getian suite Saint-Saens
Where the Citrons Bloom" Strauss
Secretary Wallace Speaks.
Tomorrow-Elaine Faye, singer of
popular songs, is the guest of Lee
Everett (WMAL. 7:30 ann The
Woman in White program features
a tribute to Florence nightingale
(WRC. 9:45 ann Secretary of
Agriculture Wallace discusses the Crop
Reporting Service OF his department
during the Farm and Home Hour
Evening star., 1938-05-11

LEAVE CARRY-OVER
GRANTED WORKERS
Roosevelt Order Is Concession to
Federal Employees Having
Indefinite Status.

Thousands Of Federal workers In
an indefinite or emergency status will
be able to carry-over accrued leave
beyond June 80, under an executive
order just signed by President Roose-
welt.
1t was issued after Acting Controller
General Elliott had interpreted leave
regulations to require these classes Of
workers to take their leave before the
close Of the fiscal year.
The order was requested by the
United Federal Workers of America,
and the matter was also brought to
the attention of the White House by
the Civil Service Commission. Presi-
dent Roosevelt yesterday advised Jacob
Baker, U. F. w. president, of issuance
Of the order.
In a ruling made public yesterday
the acting controller general told the
Navy Department that leave is based
on calendar" rather than work"
days, except where specific provision
is made to the contrary. Mr.. Elliott
said that consequently per diem en-
ployes on a five-day week are not
entitled to be considered on an over
time basis. even though they are on
with-pay status In periods
after the regular hours Of their work
are concluded.
Evening star., 1938-05-11

(WMAL, 1l:30 amy -. A portion
of the United States Army Air Corps
maneuvers is broadcast (WRC, 12:15)
-. Lisa Sergio, Italian commentator,
gives her impressions of Vermont
(WMAL, 1:15).
Network note-John Booth Mes
bits Passing Parade, popular West
Coast feature, will replace the Phil
Baker show on July g. Mr.. Nesbitt
Is the grandson OF Actor Edwin
Booth. c. A. M.
Evening star., 1938-05-11

Varlably did not
plan to be sing
ers Of the pro-
fessional sort,
Lansing Hatfield.
who will be heard
tonight (WJSV,
81 is q baritone
of adequate and
pleasing voice,
but he began
vocalizing only
because joining
the glee club at
LenOir . Rhyme
College enabled
him to wiggle out
OF a trying eco
Evening star., 1938-05-11
BARITONE IS RADIO
STAR BY CHANCE
Lansing Hatfield, on Air
Tonight, Strained Voice
Trying to Be Tenor.

The Grace Moore Andre Kostelanetz
program has been featuring young
male guest singers in recent weeks,
and 1t appears that those chosen in
Evening star., 1938-05-11
jolly Polly
4 Little Chat on Etiquette
BY JOSEPH J. FRISCH.

K. B. 1.-The lettuce on which 9
salad is served may be eaten or not
just as you prefer. At formal affairs
the lettuce is not, as a rule, eaten.
Send a self-addressed, stamped en-
velope for the leaflet, Manners at
Table" It is free.
Evening star., 1938-05-11

Provide Home Safes.
So residents can save up to pay
their taxes, Camberwell, England, will
provide home safes,
Evening star., 1938-05-11
TAXI DRIVERS


Our drivers are earning $40 week and
more Tremendous demand for Union Cabs
aaon 1t BET t N 9Sr
for clean-cut men with b. G. drivers per per
s aaG sast Glasses sss5s Of Dsx ss FREE isE
apply before II an. 1850 22nd st NV.
MEN WANTED.
II you want work. see US at once. We
need money and are willing to work for
It. Earnings usually run from $500 to
$50 700 per week while learning. increasing
Cali at our once, Room eos. Denrike
5aH s1os': i9i0 ~ vermont ave NV On Thurs
statesmen.
FOR OUTSIDE SELLING; ELECTRICAL
AAPPpLdANSGIES; APLAs DRAWING ACCT. HIGH
Pm. M II JoHNsoE AVE, " BE BET r9 G4ta h
AND 15th. R AND S NV.
MEN.
Factory representative Of a large cor
poration viii be in washington Thursday
May II. to introduce NEW product. and
70 place YOU in business for yourself
WITHOUT investment
We have nothing to sell you. No deposit
REQUIRED reau but several men Will be given a
rare opportunity for a substantial income
and those who qualify. rapid advancement
Age is no barrier in this business but
We prefer neat-appearng married men.
who believe they are worthy of considera-
tion and are willing to prove that worth.
,oHn Appy y,.rn IN person. person Thursday morning
ASK FOR MIR HAEssLER.
ONE OF WASHINGTON'S fore
most builders has an opening for
2 neW-house statesmen: must
have license and previous local
real estate sales experience;
plenty of prospects, 1907 CO.
operation. All replies strictly
confidential. Box 265-T, Star.
CLEAN-CUT SALESMAN,
Contact merchants for ma
tional line in large demand.
Apply 9 to 10 am, Ellmann,
827 18th st. NV. See Mr..
Schlegel.
KELVINATOR, division of
Nash-Kelvinator Corporation,
wants 2 experienced COM
mercial refrigeration sales
men and 2 experienced air.
conditioning statesmen; ex-
cellent chance for advance
ment;; only men of experience
need apply. Apply Gil am.
at 1922 18th st. NV.
STOP, LOOK AND READ.
The Kelvinator Corporation,
in conjunction with one of
Washington's leading mer-
chandisers, is planning a
new and aggressive sales ac-
tivity. We are interested in
engaging 10 men who have
had speciality selling expert
ence, clean past records and
who are willing to work. This
offers a permanent connec-
ton and a real chance for
advancement. Apply Kelvi-
nator, Division of Nash Kelvi-
nator Corp, 1922 18th st.
NV, mornings, between 9
and II.
Evening star., 1938-05-11
HELP MEN AND WoMEN.
HELP WoMEN.

shopi hA Hpply ss7 "a q g. Z. ns sns'' Tor beauty
AWNING sEAMsTREss must have sx-
perience. Apply 1898 Ga. ave. NV
BEAUTY OPERATORS wanted. Several
BEAUTY OPERATOR. ail-aroand expert
ence. wanted. Palace Beauty Salon, 5633
Connecticut ave.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced ali
following: excellent salary Dupont s4as..
GIRLS AND WOMEN to take up hair
a9aaeeSs1ns aae under experienced instructor.
GIRL, for soda fountain. Apply Thursday
GIRLS go. young. white. Dupont Laun-
Try. 2535 Sherman ave. NV.
GI1RLs,LADIEs. oa1 for distributing: ase does
n:W; Room 4ib, 4-e pm. and ea5 7'so .'ms. aTe.
GIRLs-WoMEN (2OJ to give out free
samples. Washington only. direct to homes
sn,S,nf; an summer; salary and bonus. Write for
Calvert st. Baltimore Md. Y2.N N
LADY. bookkeeper and stenorrapher, with
sesfety sops1lencs e. AgDly p9 Thursday Miller Up
SALLEsWoMAN G. E. refrigerators. ranges.
sStar. N1"i "0~ '-A'
SODA FOUNTAIN GIRL. experienced, must
nave nave local refs Apply Southeast Phar-
macy. 755 Sth st. Sc
| WAITRESS. experience necessary; rood
UPS. Chinese restaurant. 3436 14th At.
WOMAN of refinement for Job as working
ppousekeeper poase s in small residential hotel.
| Star. DoA 1o1 a.
WOMAN. dignified, with unusual degree
3I personal charm. to interview customers
hours' 10 TO 4 About $50 . week to
START; Opportunity to work into executive
N, Mr INV Hull s"7 Maryland BLDG i4,S. H
YOUNG LADIEsIIf you can sell hosiery
or lingerie to your friends we have a
good proposition to offer you An ideal
way 10 MAKE extra money. Apply personnel
manager, az 9th st. NV.
YOUNG LADY. capable handling telephone
! ceilS' also typing. large Transportation
once must be capable handling statesmen
ano customers. wide awake alert and
emcient, with experience; steady position
good opportunity for right party: $40
month start advancement as work pro-
9resses; references. Box 159x. Star
YOUNG WOMAN Of refinement and cui-
lure Tor small exclusive dress shop; pre-
Ter one experienced: only highest type
SSeceptable all replies confidential. Boz
CANVASSERS.
Salary and commission. Q to -. Econo.
my siding O. Roofing Co., 203I r. / ave,
Evening star., 1938-05-11
FOUND.

SHOES pair. found outside evening Star
Building. in parcel. Call business once
Evening Star
Evening star., 1938-05-11
FOUND

Aninals and articles OF pa,us
that hare been found may be 3D.
pertised In The Star WITHOUT charge
~ no reUdrd Is expected
Each advertisement tDiH be hm-
tied to four lines. The name and
address OF advertiser tcilI b. re-
Quired.
Evening star., 1938-05-11

COOK laundress, general housework neat.
week; 80 week. 1920 10th st. NV, Apt.
Evening star., 1938-05-11
CANVASSERS
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK. colored for boarding house: GOOD
pay; experienced: references required Do
not phone. 2l53 Florida ave NV. of
Conn and st VA
Evening star., 1938-05-11
SITUATIONS MEN.

StIOAtISNS MEN.
ACTOR R-WRrTER- aged "A. 8
ing iy voice. , Box 1sI-R SIX. star. ''en' f''0.a-
AUDITOR. bookkeeper: books started.
ssSes part ms Rnh Hdams s sss or night
CARETAKER. white. for apt house. etc,
reference. Phone Adams 6s63.
CARPENTER, Al. mechanic: stair flnish-
North 1643-J. Morton. I2'
CHAUFFEUR, experienced gardener; free
to travel; D.; G. and Md licenses; city ref
erence. Call Adams 6919. il.
CHAUFFEUR Cha c,t honest reliable: youns col-
driving of any kind. and is willing North
GARDENER; RI Swedish. single man, IS
berry. landscaping. etc, wants care Of
estate estate or JOB work in private gardens.
GENTLEMAN. aged 25, university educated.
desires desires immediate employment. Phone
MAN. 81. married. exper. timekeeper. genl
once 9n WORK desires perm. position. Box
MAJ NAN ,,o. ss years old .c,ve. sober and in
lubricatins. Atlantic 62s7-W. Mr.. Jones.
NAN. neat, eolored. as years old wants
IVY 80 Jahitoi' experienced C0AuueuT,
painter. gardener: willing worker: married:
no children. North 9S99
MAN. young, eolored. Intelligent. desires
Job as elevator operator or small truck
delivery work. Atlantic 6l99
MAINTAINING and general repair, de-
sires permanent work in apartment mouse
or hotel Box AK: Star II:
MAN ears exp. brick. stone work.
lathins. painting. wants Job with con-
tractor. 1902 Eye st. NV, Room g. I2s
PORTER, experienced hotel. apt. or store.
wishes Job; best Of references. 31o Que
WORK wanted for Saturdays and Sundays:
liquor store. grocery store, gas station.
etc. j. c. Kent. 712 G st. Sc. H.
YOUNG MAN wants part-time night work
in service station, years experience.
Atlantic 7790 between 6 and pm. 13.
YOUNG NAN age 25. honest. dependable.
OF good family, who wishes to associate
with. people Of good character; experience
OF wide variety. capable OF handling arising
situations. free to travel excellent driver
with mechanical ability: long-distance driv-
ing preferred, consider anything live
wire with best of references; reasonable
salary Box l40-X, Star. 12s
Evening star., 1938-05-11

Our drivers are earning $40 week and
more. Tremendous demand for Union Cabs
makes 1t necessary to increase our organ-
ization. BEST PROPOSITION IN TOWN.
LOT clean-cut men with D. c. drivers per-
INSTRUCTIONS. CLASSES DAILY for
Identification cards. For complete details
apply before II am. 1850 o2nd ST "
Evening star., 1938-05-11

COOK and general houseworker colored:
must be young woman. and experienced:
stay nights; private upstairs room and
pain, 1913 Legation St, Chevy Chase,
Evening star., 1938-05-11

FOR OUTSIDE SELLING; ELECTRICAL
COMMISSIONS; A REAL DEAL FOR THE
RIGHT MAN. APPLY 10 AM TO 4
m. 11dl JOHNSON AVE, BET l4th
AND ] 18th. r AND S NV
Evening star., 1938-05-11

thoroughly experienced; small child: sleep
IN; SS week 2S2b Bellevue ter NV. (nr,
Wis. and Garfield Emerson 1919