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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-28
HELD ON SERIOUS CHARGE
Sapulpa Negro Alleged 10 Have
Stabbed Another In the Head.

0prcI0I 70 Ihe WOrId.
Sapulpa, okla, oct. 27. Aaron
Wardlow, a negro, is a prisoner in the
county Jail on the charge OF assault
with intent TO kill. His victim, RED"
Ireland, is in a dangerous condition
as a result of a knife wound which
nearly penetrated the brain. Ward
low, who is known as a bully in the
negro quarters, became involved in n
quarrel with Ireland this morning and
the stabbing followed.
Wardlow a few weeks ago was ar
rested on charge of highway robbery
II being alleged that he with three
other negroes, held up and robbed
AlonsO Guess, a negro of Okmulgee,
Of 500 after Turing him TO lonely
place in the Frisco yards
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-28
SO \ SEAsICK "MuDDIE" QUIT.
First Cruise of Naval OnicCr to BE
Ills InsI I'm Ihr SrrNIrC

W0shInglOn oct, 27,-BcCausc his
first real cruise was one long expert.
ence OF seaslckness, Rustin p, Hall,
a midshipman on the dreadnaught
Delaware has resigned from the navy.
The department today accepted his
resignation, which will take effect
Saturday when Hall win return again
to Civil life, Hall was appointed to
the naval academy In 1905, and Is u
native OF Dayton, o,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-28
MILL TAN CAMPAIGN BY MAIL
Letters Urging support for Amend
mrnI M. Ii NrmI hA SImhrntA

IlrhI No, II NCnt by NtudCnts.
Columbia, Mo, oct. 27.-Moro
than fourteen thousands letters urg-
ins support for Amendment No. II,
providing for a tax for the Univcrsi-
ty of Missouri, were mailed today by
students In the University Ad club
ana go 10 every part Of the state
Students are taking an active part In
the campaign, Hundreds viii 20
home to vote and work at the polls
in the interest II the amendment
More than thirty-tvc county clubs
have been formed and the members
of these win use their influence on
election day in getting out large
vote for the amendment in their re-
spcctive counties,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-28
\ ROYAL PARTY IN NEW YORK.
Brothcr-in-Law of the Kaiser Is on
his Way around the World

His Way around the World.
New York, oct. q Prince Fred
erick Alexander of Hcsse, "A brother
ln-law OF the kaiser, Count Scchenck
and Baron Won Reidesil came 10 New
YORK today for a visit OF ten days.
The party reached the Grand Central
station from the West, They occu-
pied the private car of James j. uill.
the railroad man. Prince Frederick
ana his party are on "A tour around
the world They entered the United
states from the Orient by way OF
British Columbia, and have spent
Some time inspecting the lines of the
Great Northern and other hin rail-
roads IN the North and West
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-28
SHOW INDIANS BAD.
Pawhusl<am Finds They Have Healthy
Mans ADDctItc

Special tn the World
Pawhuska, okla, oct 27.-Bill
Bass, who took sixteen Indians for
show purposes TO Missouri ahont three
weeks ago has returned with tale
NJ woe. lie could have made lots
Of money IL his actors had kept So
her. but he says majority of the
redskins were often dead drunk.
Seahan, the star actor, was funny all
the time.
Mr.. Bass is now a wiser, if not a
richer, Snowman,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-28
Englnc Ont of Comml..lon--Thl
\. l., Davis Lumber 60. Figure
with us. Corner 2d and Boulder. ADV.
MNN snNn WILSON ro ONO
Speeches by the Secretary OF Agri
culture Would lIcp, TAFT Believes

SprrChrs bN tic NCCrCINrN OT NgrI
culture Would lIcp, TAFT Believes
Washington oct 27.--Presidcn
TAFT rs considering the advisabilit
of sending James Wilson, secretary Of
agriculture, to Ohio again in an
fort to corral the rural vote for the
Republicans Recent development
In the Buckeye state have led part
leaders to believe that Governor lar
mon Is going 10 poll a larger vote In
the country districts than It was at
first anticipated, At any rate, know
ing that the governor is strong in the
cities, II is being planned to offset this
strength, II possible boy urging Re
publican farmers to get into line Tor
lllrdlus
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-28

'srnr. or two days. Police Judge
/ DMuu.r} Houston returned 10 the
city and resumed h0s position ON the
bench Yesterday Mr. llUuslUu was
i'm saltwater ,u business
Girls Are rrnolIoing-Followiu
the installation of 70 basketball court
no the Lindsay school the girls team
of thnt institution are uuCuciug daily
for the coming season The Lind
say School has somn of the best hls-
kolhall talent iu tho city ana the
school officials arc behind the move
mout
I kcndH plnNs Pnwhuskn--Morc
than local iutorrg. is conferred I'm tho
coming football game between the
Kendall COLLEGE and puwhuska In
4 dian tennis, scheduled tO bo played
/ In IuWhusha saturday Tho local
/ team has been pracucIng hard and
while the Indian lineup viii outclnss
the Kendall boys in weight the Tulsa
players are confident of % victory
Meeting Il rOstpOncd--Thc meet
|ing of the Comcrrial club scheduled
| Tor Yesterday evening was called Off
/ because the South Main street rooms
/ were not sufficiently furnished for the
cold weather OuNidr. A meeting
Iwill be- held tonight, when the pro-
grcss of the committee soliciting
funds for the industrial fund Will
make a report of their progress for
NIX of the Commercial club scheduled
squadron Will CONTINUE lts work to-
' day and the South Main street head
Quarters win continue 10 be opened
| for the public and those Interested
in the raising Of the fund
Barney Grabs u Pugilist Fred
Jackson, negro pugilist, who was
once prisoner In the city Jail on
, q minor charge, was yesterday con-
yIclcd on two charges of petty lar
ccny a fine and jail sentence being
imposed In each case Jackson, vino
+ is alleged To have stolen a gun and
! a suit of clothes In "dingctown" was
arrested by officer Barney Clcavcr.
| The penalty imposed In each case
was ten days in jail and a SIS fine.
Engine out of COmmission--Th
auto tirc engine, put out of commits
sion while responding to the alarm
| from West Tulsa Wednesday after
noon, is now torn 10 pieces aud will
! In all probabilities be out Of SER
vice for several days, The members
of the auto crew are working on the
| dismantlod apparatus and hope to
have II repaired before any great
need fer IL arises
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-28
CHECKS ALLEGED BAD.

Man by Name of j. T. Pitts said T.
Hold Forgcrics.
Special to the World
Guthrie, Okla, oct. 27.-Banker
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-28

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11

RESPECT RESOLUTIONS

Seftral young men from Rchmohd
ar Included in the list Of University
Of Virginia iaw graduates announced
FRIDAY. Among them Is Mr.. Richard
watkins Darlington, son OF Mr.. Taze-
weu Darlington. prominent tobacco
mist Of Richmond and vice. president
Of the Chamber Of Commerce.
Another name is that of Mr. VIII
liam Wood Crump, son Of Judge
Beverly r. Crump. former chairman
Of tn state Corporation Commits
zior. and for many wears one %. the
leading LAWYERS in Virginia
Stni another Is Mr.. Morgan T,
Robinson, Who has been practieing
law in Richmond for the past year
sir Robinson missed his degree last
session by one ticket, but easily made
1t on q special in the fan. Mr. Rob
insen il a son Of Mrs, John Enders
Robinson, prominent in historical
and other patriotic societies oil Rich
mpnd.
Mr.. Edwin Max Heller. who Is also
in the list Of Il. las. is a son Df Mr..
Henry Heller. 1928 West Grace street
Mr. Grayson Dashieil. another y, i.p
Is a son Of Mrs. ID. Minor Dashieil.
of Richmond,
These Young men, with the eNcep-
ton OF MIR Robinson. viii have 10
pass the State bar exam before
Getting down 10 practice.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11
VETERANS FIGHT
WAR OVER AGAIN
Survivors of Otcx..s Brave Com
mand Assemble at ith Annu-,,a.
al Celebration.

Celebrating the day when they
marched forth 10 war iortytive years
ago. survivors OF Otey's Battery gath
cred at the New Pumphouse on the
river front Saturday and fought the
war over again.
Among those at the annual reunion
were Robert Gwathmey, Of Bslti-
more. John F. Webster. OF Chester
field: Jack sharp. of Norfolk. Buck
Miller and Jud B. Wood. of Rich
mond.
Among the sons present were Dr,
Greer Baughman and Dr. Clifton
Miller, of Richmond and Lynn Web
ster, Of Chesterfield.
Louis GIazehroek, gallant mem
Der of the battery. who has attended
many of its reunion. rs paralytlc
al the Soldiers Home and on account
CT his infirmities was unable to ven-
ture out Saturday. He was with his
comrades in spirit, however. II. not
in flesh. and they remembered him
with a box FUN OF good things after
the celebration was over. Last year.
Veteran Glaze brook was conveyed 10
the reunion in a carriage and he had
hoped 10 be able 10 attend this year.
Otey First Commander.
Otey's Battery was first command
ed by Captain CASTOR otey. OF Lynch
burg, who was IN business in Rich
mond WHEN the war broke out Tie
died Of csrbuncie during the con-
fiict and then the command fell to
Captain David y. Walker. W Rich
mcnd who continued ip charge
through the remainder or the Bloody
contest between the states
The battery lent a strong hand in
backing up Mahone's charge at the
Crater. It also PLAYED a conspicuous
part IN bloody hghting near Ccid Har-
bcr. In the early part or the war,
the battery saw service out in West
virginia aud Tennessee being COY
nectod with MudwaiT" jackson $
command in the latter STATE.
Some Of tho "reminiscences related
n the reunion Saturday will he e,n-
bodied in the history Of the battery
being prepared. by Thornton Mahood.
Jr If Birmingham. Ala, whose father
fought with the batterS
The veterans partopk OF hountiful
repast and enjoyed themselves tn the
utmost. Hardly thirty of them are
LETT, vacant seats at the banquet
spread being noted year hp wear
Buck Miller. Of Richmond. is presi-
dent or the battery association.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11
VI [ StCAL PROGRAM
Is ASBURY CHURCH

delightful musical program Will
be carried out in Asbury Methodist
church Sunday night at s O'Clock. j.
is as follows:
Professional march and opening
chorus. The hildren are Singing With
JOY To-day; prayer. chant. The
Lord is My Shepherd. s4perintend-
ents word: recitation; welcome ad-
dress; motion song, Nearer. Ny God,
10 Thee: duet and chorus. Christ.
the Good Shepherd recitation. no
You Think Fra Too small. recitation.
How They Grow; solo. "A Shep-
herds Song, responsive reading
song, Who VIII Re Our Shepherd
True; recitation. The Little Pink
Toe Brigade: recitation. Who Be
longs to Our Cradle Roll"; solo, era
die Roll Song55: recitation. The IA
theirs Care; song, Happy Little
Children. recitation. Love and
Give: recitation. OBJECT of Our Chill
dren's Day OfferinK"; exercise. plea
VI the Nations Collection; quartet.
zone Sweetiy Solemn Thought. song,
Dear to My Heart Of the Good Shep-
herd; closing song. Song Glory,
Glory: benediction.
j. S. Renner, director OF music Miss
Matte Walker, organist. Miss eBttie
Perdue. assistant organist Mrs. w. G.
Burch, charge of recitations, arranged.
The quartet assisting In the exercises
are Miss Eta Bond, soprano: Miss
Nellie Clayton, alto, Wilbur East,
tenor f. 3. Phillips. bass.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11
SESSION ENDS At
RICHMOND COLLEGE
commencement Exercises to Be-
....,....,.- gin Sunday Eve
ming.

After nine months OF hard work.
students OF Richmond College are now
ready TO receive their reward.
The closing exercises OF commence
ment week will begin Sunday night
at SIS o'clock, when the baccalaure-
ate sermon will be preached by Rev.
DR. O. {. s. Wallace, pastor OF the
First Baptist church, Baltimore, Md.
This session OF the college prom
Uses to be a memorable one. 1t will
he one of the last to be held in the
old buildings, for the institution has
prepared To locate at Northampton.
a meeting of the board of trustees
will be held Tuesday morning To
make arrangements in this connec-
ton.
Monday viii be "ciass day when
claas orator sand historians will Vie
with one another Tor distinction. This
feature is scheduled for s;1b o'Clock.
The class OF 1910 consists Of one can
didate for the degree OF master OK
arts. twentY-six for bachelor of arts.
four TOR bachelor of science and four
teen for bachelor OF laws.
Alumni Day.
Tuesday viii be appropriately ceIe-
brated as alumni day The tTsl
event viii be the meeting OF the trus-
tees at II O'Clock At . O'Clock the
annual dinner of the society OF the
alumni and reunion of the classes
IL 1861, 1855, SOC ana 1905 ~iti take
place.
The women graduates OF 1910 at
o'clock viii be the guests OF tho fe-
male aiumnae at lunfhean at Guth' =.
This promises 10 he q delightful az
Iaff.
At night the dramatic club Of the
college will present Two Gentlemen
Of Verona This gill take place at
S Is O'Clock.
CONNIE cement day VIII oscar We'd
neSdas Al IL o clock the academic
precision w4fl take plafee followed
Immediately by the award Of honorary
degrees. Is. II. Gray. -. y, LII. r..
reputation. viii deliver the commence
ment address.
The final exercises will take place
Wednesday night al z Is o'clock. when
degrees 8ill be awarded and honors
o the session confessed This will he
followed b va reception by President
and Mrs. Frederick W Boatwright 10
the graduates. students. alumni and
friends.
Education BOARD tai Meet,
meeting of the education board
win he held in the office OF Lteuten-
ant-t3overnor ]. Taylor Ellyson in the
Mutual building Monday afternoon at
e'clock The principal business
will he the nomination OF "A man 10
succeed John G. Williams who re-
signed from the board Of trustees *
Richmc nd College.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11
MOTOR|STSBE WARE
ON COUNTY ROADS
Board Of Supervisors in Secret
Session Solved Plans to Pre-
vent Speeding.

Automobiles are warned to lie
chary In touching their toes to ac-
DeleratOrs and to keep n wary eye
upon speedometers in driving through
the county Sunday and on every day
thereafter for the county authorities
are on the war path and offending
motorists win find themselves hailed
before various magistrates and sub
iected to fines for exceeding the speed
laws
1t viii be safe to open up in the
clear spaces but in approaching
c1umps of bushes, hedges and wood
= d country. Iho2e out seeking pleas
ure in their cars, had best be care
fuI in their going for each fonCe cor
nor. bramble bush or tree trunk may
conceal the vigilant personality OF IA
county constable with sop watch in
hand ready to catch the time and
compare notes with "a confederate
further down the road
The county board OF supervisors
met Saturday morning IN secret SEES
sion and outlined their plans for put
ting a stop to the speeding autoists
in the county who have. according to
reports become very numerous or
late. Sheriff Kemp was present at
the meeting and took an active part
in the conversation with the super
VisOrs. The county police officers We're
also present and we're made familiar
with the work that is cut out for
them They will doubtless have a 1T
fie difficulty at first in getting accus-
toned TO the new work that is map
ped ont for them but II Is promised
that they will have plenty of practice
and little time will elapse before they
will be AS proficient in the art of
apotting speeders AS are the praeticed
and experienced officers OF the city
force.
The several prcss representatives
who had the teme rity to enter the
supervisors ohamber we're allowed to
remain not more than a minute when
all talk was hushed They we're ush-
cred To the door with ingratiating
smiler and asked to make them
selves scarce while the intricate plans
we're explained to the anxious vet
confident officers. The reason for
this was that The supervisors do not
want the speeders to be forewarned
OF what they are 70 expect Certain
plans TOR their capture were outlined
aud il was not desired thar these he
made public flnce they would be
worse than useless.
The county officers will begin their
A.nrA asttr-f+t IL mt ami uzrfy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11
SENATOR TRAVIS
NOW RECOVERING


Senator f, L. Travis, Of North Car
oiina. who was shot and seriously
wounded several months ago by q man
named Powell. is slowly recovering
IA Memorial Hospital IN tl4is city.
= second ts-ia4 of i1cNFtt IL 10 be
held In Warrenton. n, G., next Ned
nesday June 8. The first trial war
t7gEIu IN tfattrax =. z. me scene ar
the tragedy nut the Judge consented
to have the trial transferred on ac-
count Of the personal feeling among
differtn factions. Senator Travis is
now able TO walk around in the hoe
pitai, bat II Is hardly likely that he
viii be able 60 attend the trial. Powell
is being tried for the murder OF Scott,
another Of the men shot at the same
time that Senator Jarvis received "a
ball In the mouth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11
YOUN9 WIFE WAS
CHAINED To FLOOR

continued from FIRST rage
ne jurisdiction Of the court and
therefore me man could be prosecute
ed only for the offenses committed
here.
In placing him under bond to keep
the pence for Twelve months, Justice
Crutchneld said he would probably
order luuacy commission within a
short time.
Has littit. 10 Say.
Greenwood man VINO stands at
least six feet two inches and weighs
about two hundred pounds, had but
little 70 say. a lawyer qualified my
case for me in the country" he de-
clared Il have had some trouble
with, my wife and slapped her once
or twice. But am sorry and Will
treat her better II | go back with her.
! don't like my oldest child very
much. but love her some"
Back in the celi he talked In a
random manner to the reporters. He
said that when he was fifteen years
of age-he is now thirty three--his
parents sent him 10 the Williamsburg
asylum whore ne remained for two
months. They didn't want me 70
stay hui a month, but / stald two
months and got Well" he remarked,
since he has heen grown Greenwood
said he has ha as good sense as any
one.
Mrs. Greenwood will leave at once
for the homo OF her mother in the
country
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11
MRS. GILMORE WOLO
IS NOT INSANE
Lunacv Commission Says Woman
il Mentally Sound and She
is Released.

Mrs Gilmore Void. the young wo-
man who tried to end her life by
swallowing poison, and who wander
ed about the streets in the early hours
II the morning In a condition that
forced officers TO take her to the hos
pitaf ward of the city jail and order
her mental condition looked into, has
been pronounced sane py a unacy
commission Members of the COM
mission examined the woman at the
jail Friday afternoon and she was
ordered TO he given her liberty.
Mrs. Void claims thar the govern
n.ent should pay her s3b a month as
& pension. her husband having been
blown to atoms when the battleshs
Maine went 70 the bottom. She said
she was infatuated with a business
man of Main street and that when she
was sharply spoken To sho tried to
erd her life
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11
CASE OF JOHN COLE
TO COME UP FRIDAY
Postpone ON Account of Condi-
ton Of Injured Man Who is
t5adty S1ashed.

The case Of John Cole. eolored
charged cutting ALBERT School,
another negro with a knife or other
sharp instrument. was postponed
Saturday morning until Friday, June
H. Cole ts badly injured, and was
unable 10 appear In court
The G I'll, 2rg have a warrant against
school f~ern cut by Cele, charging
him with the same offense, but Il has
not yet been served on account Of
the condition of the injured man.
The case will come up before Mag
istrate T. J. Puryear.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11

WASHINGTON. u. e., june III
Judge Paul Charlton, the father OF
Porter Charlton, the missing husband
Of the woman whose body was found
iB Lake Como. italy. collapsed toda!
as result q the report that the
body had ben identified So his sons
wife
Judge Charlton asked the state de-
partnaent tn secure al! possible iuforma-
sfon concerning the case He IL fear
ftii that his son also has been muir
dered. The state department received
brief dispatch to- day from Consul
Caughy. at Mlaa reporting that the
body had been Identified as that OF
Mrs. Mary Scott castle Charlton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11
HACCALAtRE,ATE SERMON
IN CENTRAL VI. H.. CHURCH

Roy. Or Fifer VIII preach the bac-
talaureate sermon for the southside
Hugh school in Central Methodist
church sunday night. He is one OF
the most brilliant orators in the. city.
and the church win undoubtedly be
crowded with pupils and their parents
TO hear the sermon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11
November 6, 1909.

~ November &, 1909
This IL 10 certify that at the recent
Firemen's National Convention at Grand
Rapids, Mich. saw exhaustive and
elaborate demonstrations of "Pyrene,' the
new Chemical Fire Extinguisher from
New York
After witnessing these tests, which
were the severcst to which we had ever
seen any hand device subjected, such a.
various combinations OF gasoline oil with
carbide, cotton waste, excelsior, etc, we
were compelled to admit that "Pyrene'
stands in class TO itself.
Pyrene being q non-conductor Is par
ticularly applicable in all forms OF electric
fires, that 80 far only sand has beea
found to control
For the above reasons do not hesitate
TO recommend them most highly for any
kind OF an incipient fire.
Very truly,
w. II. JOYNES,
Chief Engineer, r =. n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11
zWANz|GER SAYS
WOMAN SHOT HIM
Man Found in Street at Early
Hour With -Four Bullet Holes
in His Back.

Suffering from four bullet wounds
in the back, Julius Zwanzlger,
baker who is about nifty years of age,
vas found in the street at the inter
section Of t.ombardy and Blair streets
at an early hour Saturday morning
The ambulance was called by Officers
Thompson and Green and the man
was rushed to the city hospital where
he was treated by Dr. Gillian and
turned over to TOR TIA Dor
Saturday morning IWanziger was
able To walk around and no attempt
was made 10 extract the bullets from
his back He insisted upon being al
lowed to go home, and when prevail
ed upon TO remain III the hospital for
day or SO. said that he had bust
ness tn attend to- with the woman
who shot him This was the first
intimation that any of the officials
had that his assaiant had been a
woman
Told Officer Her Name.
The man maintained an unbroken
silence from the time he was taken
to the hos pitai unfit after noon ut
Saturday Otficer krengel visited
MIN ana prevailed upon him to fur
'niSh the name OF the woman who.
he SAYS, fred at him several times
with 22-calibre revolver. He was
running away from her when she
shot he said. and all of her bullets
struck him III the back
But he would not consent TO an
| operation, and inas1nnch as there APP
pears 10 be no danger of any com
plicatiors setting in. he was allow ed
to have his way.
Tried to l<ih Himself.
IWauziger Is the man who recently
tried to kill himself by drinking lau-
danum white standing in Broad
street poolrocm. He has told several
people with whom nv is acquainted
that he iutented ending his life and
when. he Was first found in the street
about 2@o'elrck saturday morning the
police were of the opinion that he
had again tSied 10 commit suicide.
Not until he was at the hospital and
had hecn placed on a cot were the
wounds in his back discovered, Dr.
Ta Dor was first Of the opinion that
the small holes were made b" a
nail or with birdShot If a weapon mad
been used Not until the man he
came angry # bout noon and wanted
10 go To his nome in Lombardy
street did the physicians know posi-
tirely that nc had been shot. In
giving the name Of the woman whom
he saws shot him. Zwanziger declared
that he would not have her arrested.
lie tx not married and has been liN-
ing here bat = few months. BY
trade he is a baker.