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GEORGETOWN.

Miss Edith Miller, OF Frederick. who
has been one Of the wedding party OF
Miss Helen Frey, returned Thursday
evening to her home.
Miss Frances Blake has returned from
visit to Akron, Ohio, and Pittsburg.
Miss Helen Morck. who has been visit
ing her grandmother. Mrs. KerersteIn, at
Hammond Court. has returned TO her
home in Erie, Pa
Mr.. William Taylor. who has been visit
ing his brother. Mr.. John Taylor. OF
Dumbarton Avenue, has returned 10 his
home in Chicago. Mr.. Taylor is well
known here, where he was formerly en-
gagged in business, but for several years
has made his home in the West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Williams have
returned from Atlantic City.
Miss Maddox has been visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. wood.
Judge Bradford, OF Wilmington. has
been visiting his sisters, the Misses
Trapier, OF Q Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Wood ana two lit
tie sons, who have been on n visit to
Mrs. Woods brother, Mr.. Charles Crop
ley, have returned TO their home in
Wilmington. During her stay Mrs. Wood
was extensively entertained by her many
friends.
Mrs. Alexander X. Anderson, OF Dent
Place. has given up her home, and taken
a country place at Alta Vista. Nd.
Mrs. Waldo c. HIbbs left yesterday for
Frederick. Nd. to spend several days
at the Convent OF the Visitation, her
Alma Mater.
Miss Anna Abbott entertained at bridge
on Friday and Saturday.
Miss Craig, Miss Harmon. and Miss
Laughborough, are spending the week
end with Mrs. Walter Roberts, OF Alex
andria.
Mrs. John C. Kondrup, of Cambridge
Place, is visiting Mrs X. II. Merriam in
st. Paul.
Mrs. Henry L. Underwood. from Knox
vile, Tenn, is visiting her mother. Mrs
Preston Graves, at Hammond Court.
Mrs. Waldo e. Hlbbs and Mr. Louis
c. Wilson LETT yesterday morning for
Bluemont, from there walking TO Win
chester, then on to Romney, covering al
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distance OF seventy-fve miles. Mr.. Hibbs
and Mr.. Wilson expect 70 return home
Monday evening.
Miss Juliet Paris returned on Thurs
day from visits to Mrs. L. Boyle. OF Over
brook, Pa, and Mrs. Ned Howison. Of
Philadelphia.
Mr.. Parker Goodwin. who has been
visiting his mother at the Stod6ard,
leaves tonight for San Francisco.
Mr.. David Rittenhouse is spending the
weekend with friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. George Ramsey Bready. OF Hern-
don. Va, formerly Miss Edna Middleton,
Is visiting her home in Thirtieth Street.
Miss Nancy Supper, OF Johnstown. Pa,
is the guest for few days OF Miss Juliet
Paris, en- route South.
Miss BIanch Walker, or Mount Wash
ington, Nd, is the house guest OF Mr..
and Mrs.. Allen Walker, OF rhirty-nrst
Street.
Mrs Frank Hight entertained at q tea
yesterday in honor OF her mother, Mrs.
@. w. Cam. or Andover, Mass, who is
her house guest.
Mrs. R. L. Middleton. OF Thirtieth
Street, who was called to Westfield.
Mass, owing to the illness and death OF
her mother. has returned to her home.
Mrs. Charles Newman left a week ago
for a months visit to an old schoolmate,
Mrs. W. w. Johnson, IN Union. 5. Z.
Mrs. Eugene A. Byrnes was hostess at
q musical Thursday afternoon. entertain
ing the ladies' board OF the George Wash
ington University, OF which she Is presi-
dent
The young ladies' OF Madison School are
busily engaged IN rehearsing. under the
able directions OF Miss Nourse, for two
short plays to be given at the Playhouse
on the evening Of May &
Mrs. z. p. Mertz. who has spent the
winter in the South, returned to her
Cleveland Park home last wednesday,
in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Nixson, In Tulsa, Okla
Mrs. Davis, Roy Davis, and Mr.. De
Vries Davis, OF Atlanta, Ca, were the
guests OF Mrs. J. T. Petty last week.
Miss Dorothy Barron entertained
twelve OF her friends at a box party
At the theeter, last week, chaperoned by
Mesdames Lang and Dix.
Mr.. Philip McEIhone. who spent a
week with his family recently, returned
TO Old Mexico last Tuesday.
Mrs. McGregor Dorsett. after spending
q few days with Miss Murdock. has re-
turned to her home.
Mrs. NJ. J. Barron entertained The
Sixteen at supper Wednesday evening.
Miss Kemp, Of Trappe. Nd. is the
guest OF Mrs. orndorn.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Weaver and two
sons, Of Front Royal and Miss Weaver.
Of Boston, were the guests Of Mrs.
Petty last week.
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HYATTSVILLE.

The Afternoon Five Hundred Club was
entertained Tuesday by Mrs. o. B. zant-
ringer at her residence in Wine Avenue
extended. Mrs. Edwin Gibson won the
first prize, and Mrs. s. NJ. Peach the
second. The guests prize was won by
Miss Minnie Shew. Preceding the games
refreshments were served
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin G. TinEley and
son, Egbert Fuller Tingley. left Satur-
day evening for a visit to Mr.. Tingley's
relatives in Marion, Ind. They will re-
main for six weeks.
Miss Josephine Roberts, Of near Bright
seat, Prince George County. has been
visiting Miss Marguerite Clagett.
Mrs. Robert Bowie. of Annapolis, has
been visiting Mrs. William b. CIagett,
at Navajo" near Upper Marlboro.
Mrs. Frederick sasscer gave q lunch
con Thursday in honor Of Mrs. Bryan
Amber and Miss Amber, OF Ohio.
Miss Susie E. CIagett entertained a
number OF friends at bridge whist Thurs
day afternoon at her home, Keokuk,
near Upper Marlboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. b. Zantzinger, Wine
Avenue, extended. have been visiting
friends In Washington during the past
week.
Miss Carrie Kelton. OF wilmington,
Del, has returned after a visit with
friends in Mount Rainier.
Miss Minnie Chew, OF Upper Marlboro,
has returned after visiting her sister,
Mrs. o. B. Zantzinger, Wine Avenue,
extended.
The Misses Johnstone, OF Baltimore,
have returned after a visit OF several
days to friends here.
The Misses Della and Frances Hudson.
OF Indianapolis, Ind. have been visiting
relatives In the lower section Of Prince
George County.
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tuberculosis; Mrs. George H McGrev,
Of Woodside. and Eugene E Stevens, OF
Chevy Chase.
Mrs. Robert C. WarfeId, Mrs. David
H. warfield and Mrs. William W. welsh
attended the meeting OF the State FED
Grafton OF Women's Clubs IN Baltimore
during the week.
Mrs. Lee OfIutt had as her guest for .
few days during the week Mrs. Edward
Willingham, OF Memphis, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. waring Evans, OF Wash
ington, are in Rockville for the summer.
After spending the winter IN Washing
ton, Samuel H. Phillips has returned to
his home near Rockville
Rev. John 7. Coolahan, Of Baltimore,
has assumed charge OF the pastorate OF
ST. Mary's Catholic Church here, sue
ceeding Rev. Philip B. Mcclure. who
has been transferred 10 st FIncent's
Church. Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip D. Laird have re-
turned to their home in Rockville arter
spending the winter IN Baltimore.
The last meeting or the Newcomh
Club, Of the Bethesda neighborhood, was
held at the home OF Miss Flournoy. with
a large attendance OF members and
others.
Miss Edna Vickers Thomas, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomas. OF Ednor.
and Mr.. Orvills Sherwin Peters Of
Washington, were married last evening
at Clifton" the home OF the brides
parents. It was an event that had been
looked forward TO with much interest.
and was witnessed bv a large number of
guests from Washington. Baltimore.
Philadelphia. and various parts OF this
The ceremony Of the Society
of Friends was used, Mr.. John c. Bent
ley. Of Sandy Spring, reading the Ger
tificate.
The brides attendants were her sister.
Miss Mary Moore Thomas. and Mrs
Robert Nathan Waite, OF Washington,
and Mrs. .laIcolm Farquhar. of Rock
Vile. William John Thomas, brother of
the bride. was best man. and the ushers
were Messrs Malcolm Farquhar and W.
] Thomas Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel p.
Thomas played the marches.
A reception. which was largely attend
ed. followed the ceremony. after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Peters left for long
tour. They will make their home In
Washington.
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York. from where they will sail on
Thursday on the Adriatic for England to
spend the summer months.
Mrs. Samuel SheIlabarger, OF S12 Sew
enteenth Street. has as her guest her
daughter, Mrs. John n. Young, Of Ohio.
Miss Hnda jacob, Of the Cnnbourne.
has as her guest Misc Bessie Reynor,
OF Newport News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Held. who have been
spending the past few weeks in Atlantic
City, have returned to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Goldsmith. OF 1ZZs
Seventh Street Northwest, viii be at
home to-day from TO 10.
Mrs. John p. Wiser, wife of Col.
Wiser. Of San Francisco. Cal, who has
been visiting in Washington, left for
her home yesterday.
Mrs Howard s. Nyman, who spent
the winter at st. Augustine, Fla, with
her youngest child, has returned TO this
city and Joined her husband at their
new home, 1888 Sixteenth Street.
Rear Admiral Andrew Dunlap. U. 8.
n, retired. and Mrs Dunlap. who spent
the winter in the South, have returned
to Washington.
Mrs. N woIbsrE announces the en-
gagement OF her daughter. Rebecca, to
Mr.. Fred Bermann, or South Boston, Va
Miss Hermine Bennett, of Norfolk. Va,
is the guest OF Miss Lorraine Herman,
OF the Beacon.
Mrs. Montgomery Sicard and Miss
Elinor Sicard, wife and daughter OF
the late Rear Admiral Sicard, u. S. N,
who usually spend their winters in New
York, have been in Washington for the
past few weeks, and are guests at a2s
r Street.
Gen. W. W. wotherspoon left WASH
ington yesterday for his new post at
Atlanta. Ga. The general will be Joined
later by Mrs. wotherspoon and their
son. Mr.. Alexander wotherspoon.
Miss Irene GaIeski, who has been
spending the past few weeks with Miss
Annette Goldsmith, OF Calvert Street, has
returned to her home in Richmond.
Miss Edith Baer, Of Baltimore, has re-
turned TO her home after a few days in
the city the guest OF Miss Hortense
ByrlawskI
Mrs. whitmell Pugh TunstaIl, who
has been the guest OF her parents, Com
modore and Mrs. George H. Peters, left
Washington recently to join her husband
in Norfolk, Va, to where Mr.. Tunstall
has transferred his business from Chi
cago. The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Tun-
stall will he glad m know that the for-
mer has recovered from the effects Of
the motor accident. in which he was Sc
riously injured last fall.
Miss Margaret Payson, OF Portland, |
Ne, and Miss Emily Schanck, Of New
York, who have been the guests OF Miss |
Catherine Denison, Of Hillyer Place, for |
a few, days, have returned to their |
homes.
Miss Ruth Parker went over to Bal |
timore yesterday 10 spend the weekend. |
spent last week in this city have re-
turned to their home in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Samuels, who
were married recently in New York, were
in Washington during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A stein-m returned to
Washington from Atlantic City. where
they stopped at the Hotel Rudolf for
three weeks.
Mai. B. Frank Cheatham, Quartermas-
ters Department, and his family left |
here on Friday for San Francisco. They
will sail on the transport for Honolulu
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At Palm Beach.

From Judge
Seems to me it's awfully stupid here"
remarked the transplanted Broadwayite.
Cant you rake up little excitementg'
"well. might let you have your bill, /"
SuGEsstsd the hotel manager.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-28

Mrs. Macveagh, wife of the Secretary
of the Treasury, went TO New York yes
terday, to sail on Tuesday for Europe
Viscountess Chinda, wife OF the Japa-
nese Ambassador. returned to Washing
ton yesterday from q short visit in
Pittsburg.
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Col and Mrs. Symons sailed yesterday
on the Kroonland, to spend the summer
abroad They will visit their son at
Oxford, after being Joined in Paris by
their daughter, Miss Margaretta, and
another brother, who have been abroad
some time.
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The British Ambassador and Mrs
Bryce left Washington on Friday even
ing, en- route to San Francisco, from
where they sail on May /, for Australia
They will spend some time there gather
ing material for the book, which the
Ambassador is wriJing, and afterward
will go to their home in England for the
remaider of the summer.
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Mrs. William L. Marshall, wife Of
Brig. Gen. Marshall U. S. A, viii re-
turn to Washington shortly from At
lsntic City, where she has spent the
past several weeks. Mrs. Marshall, who
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Mrs. NJ. Gunst, who has been visiting
her son, sydney Gunst, OF Belmont Street,
has returned to her home In Richmond.
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Miss Miriam Franc, who spent a fewl
days with her parents in Fifth Street,
has returned to her college in Baltimore.
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Mrs. NJ. Gusdorf, OF Eighteenth Street,
left Washington during the week to
spend q week in Atlantic City.
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Mrs. Charles Isham, Of New York, is
spending some time in Washington, and
is occupying the home Of her parents,
the former Secretary of War and Mrs.
Robert T. Lincoln. As Miss Mary Lin
coin. she was a great belle in Washing
ton during her fathers regime.
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Mrs. A. D. Frank, Of Baltimore, is the
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. II. Rich, OF
this city.
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Brig. Gen. Henry G. Sharpe. u. S. A..
went to New York on Thursday, to join
Mrs. Sharpe, who has been the guest Of
her neiee, Miss DahIgren.
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We Announce
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Neumeyer have re-
turned 10 their home In the STAFFORD,
after spending the past week in Atlantic
City.
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and all interested in the good work Of
scattering cheer are cordially invited to
attend.
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200 Tailored Suits,
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Miss Gladys Mayer, OF the Airy View
Apartment, is visiting her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer. of Baltimore.
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Mrs. B. Herman and daughter, Miss
Florence, returned to the city after a
visit in Atlantic City.
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The Spanish Minister and Nine. Riano
Will soon remove to 151 New Hampshire
Avenue, the former home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry White, and prior to that
the home Of the Swedish Minister and
Nine. Lagercrantz. They have taken the
house for five years
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. Steinem returned to
Washington from Atlantic City, where
they stopped at the Hotel Rudolf for
three weeks.
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Miss Martha Bowers VIII leave wash
ington on Wednesday to join her mother.
Mrs. Lloyd Wheaton Bowers, In New
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Mai. B. Frank Cheatham, Quartermas-
ter's Department, and his family left
here on Friday for San Francisco. They
will sail on the transport for Honolulu
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Samuels, who
were married recently in New York, were
in Washington during the past week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13

Mcintyre. reading from a printed record,
before % supreme court justice. that
YOU wero not interested In gambling
| houses"
IT did"
Did you tell the truth theu?"
Yves"
al made up my mind Rose volun
teered 10 quit gambling for the sake
OF my family and lead respectable
life
"oh. two years ago" Rose replied,
YEARLY "thrco years ago, four years
ago six years ago. ten years ago, twenty
years ago-and hope TO lead q respecta- :
blo life again
How did you terminate your interest
IN Rosenthars gambling house?' pursued
Mr.. Mcintyre
'It terminated when Becker raided tho
"And you and Rosepthal fell out tnen?"
Eyes; our relations were strained after
that"
for the policc?'
mo: / was known as a collector
when Rosenthai told the district at
tornov about relations with Becker, did
YOU earn that Rosenthal had CIV en- your
name TO the district Attorney?
Becker told me so.
"And you felt that Roscnthal had
squealed on you. didn't you?''
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Rose said ne came here from Pola nd
when he was "a years old. He 10 now
81, he added
Rose refused to say whethor he bad
lived In Connecticut with woman not
his wife.
''You once forged somo union label
stamps. didn't your
Never" replied Rose.
Mr. Mcintyre sought further to unfold
Roge's history. The witness said that
about twenty years ago he ran two gam
bling houses and three or four yearh ago
he had on interest in gambling house
called the Hesper club
Was Rosenthal interested 10 tho Hes
per club with your
He was.
was that your first business corneo-
ton with Rosenthal?"
mo; was employed by Rosenthal In
his gambling house IN East Broadway
twenty -one years ago..
Roso added that he also had been en-
gaRei In the thea trical business and had
yariously been a gambling house pro-
prietor. bookmaker and piay-producer'
Expert Poker Player.
what did YOU DO for living In
1902"
al was IN expert poker player,
Ibid you not swear, In lawsu0
against Rosenthal In 1907" demanded Mr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13

want that 500. / want TO get out OF
here. You and Becker got me Into TINS
trouble. ] told him that the 500 was
just little favor from Becker and that
he was not to worry.
'Iellg said; If you want to do me a
ravor. get me out. l won't do anything
for Becker unless he does get me cut
II saw Becker next day and told him
that %ellg wanted to get out and would
not do anything unless he did get out
Rose said he went to the home OF the
four gunmen. ''Gyp the Blood and his
pals. and explained the Rosenthal-B -Beck er
situation. He told them he said. that
Becker would frame them up il they
did NOT ncrnnak RnSnnihal >,
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Agreed to Kill Gambler.

''Thcy agreed to do it that might, IS
Rose said they had DELAYED doing the
job and Becker had insisted that they
Kill the gambler at the Garden restau-
rant II failed. he said, because OF a
suspicion that private detectives were
present and guarding Rosenthal.
Becker got hot at this" Rose added,
He kept asl5ing. Why all this stallingT
Why don't you get him One day he
said; Now, this is going on too Ions.
Either you are stalllng them or these
fellows are stalllng you
II told Becker that q detcctive scared
the BOYS on at the Garden restaurant,
Rose optinued "'Detectiyc" he said
Wake UP and shoot Rosenthal In front
Of policeman. Get through with It.
get 1t overt
The witness then passed quickly to the
events Immediately preceding the mur~
der. He told Of going to "Bridgie" Web
bers gambling place, and then to the
Lafayette baths, where ne met Jack Sui
Ivan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13

~ felt so, yes. felt that Beckers in
terest and mine were the same
"Did you tell newspaper reporter
that YOU resented Eosenthals suuealing
on your"
~ did not
Didn't you say tha, the sauealer should
be PUT out Of the way7'
No
"Or anything resembling that?'
"Yes: I told that TO Becker"
4 moment later Rose declared hs had
told Becker no such thing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
kiection Overruled.

5oysrr1iIed," ordered the court
hoss then told Of meeting Rosenthal
4 Becker In the lCll5s' club on q New
kys celebration. Mrs. Rosenthal was
Ss.nt Becker said TO Mrs. RosenthaI,
[osding to the witness, now don't
m. Herman and i have a thorough
Ss friend and his troubles are all
Rose saId he met Becker again at his
rss and at the Union Square hotel,
q Becker told him the details Of the
|srd partnership In a gambling house
ETsen Becker and Rosenthal.
Fgscker," Rose testified. said Herman
d made q proposition to him that he
Evajng gambling house and had ask ed
s. 10 Invest $4,000 In It. ! said no one
d, made any money IN the gambling
Hjres with Rosepthal"
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|4cker as Rosenthal's Partner.

Becker, however, continued tho witness,
4 rot sgree and made a proposition to
In Rose 10 take % per cent share Ia
8 5usiness OF the proposed esta blish-
kut. Becker took $250o chattel mort
fs on RosenthaPs property and ar
ged for dummy" to hold the mort
3Bscker asked me-" the witness went
"a would take the mortgage, and I
"a would"
|rhs witness told OF conversations With
&tser In which the police lieutenant In
Ired what wore the profits Of tho gam
Lex house. II reported To him on one
Iasion that the house had rnnde sew
h thousand dollars" said Rose. He
me TO tell Rosenthal 10 send Him
D. vent to SEQ RosentllsI and Roseu
b said he wouldn't give 81, because he
)ought no hadn't had a square deal on
e mortgage
Ia told Beckes. Becker said that Just
soon as his attention was called TO
III plaes he would raid 1t. TIe told me
tel that 20 RosentfaJ told Rosen-
|sl Rosenthai said:
n You tell Becker he can't raid this
cs unless he gets the proper evidence.
he can't get II because T know all hrs
n sud rhey can't get In here
sid Threatened.
'Sc that's his attitude, is it. secke,
N when told him tlriS. All right
raid IL Tell BosenthaI.
Rpsenthal sent back word by me- TO
d}.ers Tell that CclloTv he'd better nor
ctianytlMng with me-.
Inc next day Becker told me that
nmissioncr Waldo had called bis at
alton to the place and ne (I5ecl1er)
'lh have 10 raid II. told Eosenthal.
Bosenthal said. Tell Becker he can't
f me. | don't believe CoInnissione eI
ado ever called his attention 10 my
/1s'
Sgeral days later Becker told mo thai
5phlnts wore pouring In and he would
pc 10 raid tho place. lie told me Il
Rbeenthal and tell him to do him q
Il Tell him he has TO stand for a. raid.
ttxsT said. 7 did him n favor and he
" DO one for me. I'll raid the place
y will relieve me from worry. and
few days hs can reopen his place
everything WIN be all right
kosenthal replied TO me: You tel
9xer he must think Tn crazy TO stand
luch a thing. Bn might as well taxi
orch and burn H. up. IT'S my place
Z, IN going TO handle II the way
saw Becker and told him what Ro
nthu said
ade Becker Angry.
Vel Tn going 10 raid the place anc
IN few days-within g week
! lold Becker II would only cause
sun'e ano he said Don't you worrc