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The Washington herald., 1912-06-25
MRS. BAYNE GETS
NEARLY $SOO,OOO
Roosevelt's Cousin and Wife OF
Capital Physician to Receive
Big Fortune.

New York, June 2.-LorenZo z. Wood
house, Of Burlington, Vt, executor OF
the will Of the late Lorenzo G. Wood
house. OF the same city, will ask Surro-
gate CohaIan tomorrow to permit him
TO hand over TO Mrs. Breckenridge
Bayne. Of Washington. D. c.. nearly
$4,000.
Mrs. <Bayne. who has just reached the
age OF twenty-One. is the wife OF Or.
Breckenridge Bayne. She was formerly
Miss Olga Roosevelt, daughter OF Robert
B. Roosevelt. She Is cousin Of Theo-
dore Roosevelt and granddaughter Of
the late Lorenzo G. WOOdhOUse.
When her grandfather died he left
$4,000 in trust for her, directing LO-
renzO Z. WoodhOuse as executor to pay
over part Of the income and allow the
surplus to accumulate. During the last
nearly 5000. The eNectOr Is now de-
slrous of letting Mrs. Bayne take care
Of her own fortune.
Since she was seventeen years Of age
Mrs. Bayne has been receiving $1,000 a
year TO maintain, educate, clothe and
support herself in the manner and style
to which she is accustomed and accord
ing to her state and condition in life IN
view OF her property and situation"
through successive inherltances MIS-
Bayne has become nearly a million
Riress. Three years ago she inherited
S20O 600 from the estate OF Mrs. Stephen
S. Cummins. From her mother, Grace
G. Roosevelt, she also inherited a large
estate.
Mrs. Bayne, who was formerly Miss
Olga Roosevelt, made her debut in Wash
ington a little more than two years ago,
and was married TO Dr. Bayne last fall.
She was one OF the most popular OF the
debutantes Of her season. and her en-
tertainments were among the prettiest.
Her fathers second wife Is but little
older than she, and they are very COM
panionable. She was Miss Lily Ham
mersly.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-25
Pope Makes Plea for Jews.

Rome, June AIN an address to the
Roman Catholic bishops OF Central
America, Pope Plus to-day recommends
that the archbishops make every exer-
ton in favor OF unfortunate jews in
these immense regions" and reproaches
the Episcopate for neglecting this sphere
so long.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-25

From the St. Louis Republic
The Chicago spectacle, never edifying,
is no longer Teddyfying.
Prom the New York Tribune
Mr. Perkins and Mr.. Munsey promise,
like a much advertised scent cigar, 70
be generously good" to the movement
to punish President Taft for daring to
prosecute the Steel and Harvester trusts
From the Boston Trlnscipt-
That boy editor. fourteen years old
who wants to go on the stump for Roose-
welt differs from a good many other
Roosevelt editors, for they generally want
to get behind the tree.
From the Florida TimesUni0n.
It's our notion that there's more stand
ing room at Armageddon than there was
Monday night
From the Philadelphia Evening Telegraph
In his day Roosevelt has pushed the
steam roller up hill over all opposition.
That it should roll back over his OWE
surprise him.
From the Philadelphia Press
That purge the rolI"' cry at Chicago
is not aimed at the roll furnished by
my financial hackers.
From the Chiogu Inter Ocean
All Of which reminds US of the fellow
who put his automobile together again
and found he had a bolt left over.
From the Houston Chronicle.
The colonel declares he is fighting the
- - -
marvellous, unparalleled flights we should
aeroplane people.
From the New York Press
The next Republican National Conven-
ton ought to refuse to consider any Con-
tests which have not previously been
passed on by State officials or the State
courts.
From the Richmond News Leader.
Senator La Toilette is unkind to COM
plain because Col Roosevelt stole his
brass band when the colonel is so badly
in need OF somebody to play a dirge.
From the New York Word.
Since Uncle Joe Cannon declares the
choice at Chicago is between a boil and
d SdEDuuSAes II - AdIuAg "OEln Wulle 10
suggest a compromise candidate.
Prom the indianapolis News
Nor does it appear that Ormsby Nc
Harg will emerge from the convention
with greatly increased prestige as a po-
litical wizard.
From the Chicago Tribune
Uncle Chauncey Depew, who will be
remembered as one Of Chicago's favorite
adopted sons, is on hand with a few
choice stories, which, in case OF any
strained situation. he will be glad to
throw in to relieve the tension
The Washington herald., 1912-06-25
wEDS CAPTAINS DAUGHTER.
Joseph stransky Married to Miss
Johanna DOKrud, of London.

London. June 24-JOseph Stran sky, who
recently completed his first season as
conductor Of the New York Philharmonic
Society. was married here to-day TO Miss
Johanna DOxrud, daughter OF Capt. Dox-
rud OF the Red Star liner Lapland, at
the German Church. Kensington.
1t is said that the brides aunt, Mrs.
Lumas, gave the couple $1,000 as
wedding gift. They left for a honey
moon in Switzerland, after which they
will go to New York.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-25
GEORGE W. WHITE DINED.
Officers of National Metropolitan
Bank Honor President.

George W. White. president OF the Ma
tlonal Metropolitan Bank. was the guest
OF honor last night OF the officers OF the
bank at a dinner given at Rauscher's, on
the eve Of his departure for Europe. Mrs.
White will accompany her husband when
they sail on July s.
Commissioner Cuno II. Rudolph was
toastmaster OF the gathering. and pre-
sided, while the following voiced their
good wishes: O. II. P. johnson, George
o. Watson. I. Gales Moore, Arthur T.
Brice. William +. GUIDE. John r. Hender-
son. jr, A. 4. Hoehling, jr.. Charles ia
Cobsen. Rudolph Kaufman, William S.
Knox, a. Lisner. John H. Moore. ]. H.
Ralston, Hugh Reilly. William H. Saun-
ders, George TruesdelI, John F. Wilkins,
and H X. Willard.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-25
senator Myers to Make Speech.

Senator Myers Of Montana yesterday
afternoon gave notice to the Senate that
on Friday. July 5, he will address that
body on the right Of Senator Lorimer
to his seat In the Senate.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-25
- the- Boston Transcrlpt.

That boy editor. fourteen years old.
who wants to go on the stump for Roose-
welt differs from a good many other
Roosevelt editors, for they generally want
to get behind the tree.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-25

From the Florida TImesUni0n.
It's our notion that there's more stand
ing room at Armageddon than there was
Monday night.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-25

From the Philadelphia Evening Telegraph.
In his day Roosevelt has pushed the
steam roller up hill over all opposition.
That it should roll back over his own
body when his foot slipped should not
surprise him.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-25
CHICAGO AFTERMATH.

From the st. Louis Republic
The Chicago spectacle, never edifying
is no longer Teddyfyfng.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-25

Prom the New York Tribune
Mr.. Perkins and Mr.. Munsey promise,
like a much advertised scent cigar, 70
be generously good" to the movement
TO punish President Taft for daring to
prosecute the Steel and Harvester trusts
The Washington herald., 1912-06-25

From the Philadelphia Press
That purge the roll!" cry at Chicago
is not aimed at the roll furnished by
my financial hackers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-24

time in which to fight for passage of
their bill was not made clear last
night. though the prevailing opinion
seemed to be that there win be prac-
ticaiiy no further redress after Mayor
Richardson's signature Ia placed to the
paper. This, his honor. 10 expected TO
do today, without loss OF time.
Blake Rseites Incident.
In urging passage of the ordinance.
Mr.. Blake provoked laughter by telling
OF accompanying his brother to Byrd
street Railway station last night just
before the meeting. His brother. he
said, boarded the $500 train for Balti-
more. and from that place would have
to make the trip to his home near
Urbanna by boat, taking two days In
all. With the road in operation from
Richmond to Urbanna, II would have
taken his brother only an hour or two
to make the trip. he pointed out.
Mr.. Butler. during the early part
Of the debate. moved that the ordi-
nance be referred TO the Committee
on Ordinance. Charter and Reform.
but the motion was heavily lost.
In Offering an amendment providing
that the ordinance should not be ef-
fective until the UrbannA road 10
completed to the Pamunkev road
Report n Referred.
Under suspension OF the rules. the
body referred to tho Finance Commit
tee q report from the city School
Board containing the bids oh the
Bellevue school building. BY similar
action. resolution from the Finance
Committee Recommendation an ap-
preparation Of $1,000 for . retaining
wall in connection with construction
Of the Mayo bridge was adopted.
H. r.. Pollard, Jr.. presided over the
body in the absence Of President Pc
tiers. who was reported out the city.
Other ahsentees were Messrs. Brad
ley, Fuller, Hobson. Jones. Miller.
Mills. Reada. Richards. vonderlehr.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-24

night infhe Ettricl courthouse. Res
oiutions were passed asking Chester
fields representatives In the Legfsin-
ture TO vote for the enabling act. and
also to vote for n law which will en-
able each county district 10 .rots for
its own school trustees. Tn town Of
Ettrtck has crown rapidly during the
past -aar. and has bright future.
Now Captain McCready.
At . meeting last night Of the Pet
ersbure Grays. Lieutenant II. e. Nc
Cready was elected captain OF the
company to succeed Captain Robert
Gillian. Jr.. who recently resigned
The baIloting for lieutenant to sue
coed Captain McCready was without
result.
Tho Second Presbyttan church.
which has been without q pastor since
Rev. ID. H. Raiston resigned several
months ago. with call pastor next
Sunday morning. when . conxrekA-
tionaI meeting win be held. II II prsb-
able that Rev. e. H Mcclure. of Hem
dersonville. n. c.. will b. called.
Personal and N0eeA
Petersburg Hive. No. II. Lady Mac
cabees, laat night elected ofIicers for
the ensuing >terms. Mrs Irene Whit
ley was elected commander.
/ Large Quantities Of tobacco are be-
Ing brought 70 the CITY X tnte um0s
and 10000 pounds were sold In the
warehouses today.
Mr.. ana Mrs " p. Gordon, at
Disputanta. celebrated the sixfy-drst
anniversary Of their marriage yeseer-
day. They are well known In this city.
and are the parents Of Policeman Cor
don.
Mr.. 8. II. NuGent and Mrs. Aarga-
ret Catherine Baker. OF Ettrick. were
married ct the residencc Of Rev. l.
|C. Moore on High street last nixht.
The groom y the. postmaster ~ Et-
trick.
Chief Farley. Of the IRE department.
II able to be out. He hAA been con-
ancd in the Petersburg hospital sew
er1l weeks.
The steamer Aurora win resume her
trips between this city and Richmond
The foftnightfyr dance 81 Tie River
sldc Country Club win take place
Tnursdsy. January %, 1t $50 UAciuck.
Spanish peanuts advanced in psfce
Z little today and are sellin9 81
elghty-eight cents per buahsl
AZ . meeting o3 o. Anna's Benevo-
lent Society Sunday AFTERNOON. 1rs.
III. ). Coleman was elected president
for the ensuing yeaf.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-24

trampied on until I was unabf to dance.
i started out looking for q place In the
suburbs. Hail q dozen places learned OF
the large population I was carrying. ano
was besieged with literature from Cns"-
bers Of Commerce In AL parts OF Jersey.
wcstchester and Long Island. selected
New Rochelle because II was the only s'a-
ton I could understand when the train-
man was calling out the namse
"And you built mansion"
Exuer1encs n q Farmer.
Mansion nothing! That's the popular
impression. but It's wrong. bought =
little house which would hold us All At tne
same time and rye got two acres OF
ground.
do you raise anything"
Nothing but children, planted straw
berries last spring and then sat arouno
waiting for them to show. but there was
nothing doing. Then l tried grass ana
that was q failure. We've got the nnest
/ crop of rocks you ever saw. but its
great place for the ;hildren You ouEht
to see the family waah T. laps over into
Pelham Manor We ara kept busy telling
people tina, we do not take In children.
They think II IL an asylum.
Have you gol carr
| .Tys got what 10 Jeff Of one. II looks
like one OF those old fashioned rat traps
1t hasn't any name You can run It with
gasolene. kerosene. soft coal or any o'o
thing The chiidi en- feed It butiermilk
during the summer. II always goes
Though, and We all 80 with H. Look.
luke the Hanion Brothers trick coach
when we are all on board It took us two
DAYS TO come To New Fork one day We
jhave never been arrested for speeding
I'VE tried 10 br,be 4 dozen constables t
Iarrest US so that | could brax about 1t
bu, they wouldn't do t"
Glow can yo- ~ funny with such I
large family =
1--WE got to be funny or the large family
would starvs If you want to know some
fshing about the high cost Of living CONF
I'D and rn show you some bills n,
weekly butcher bill looks like bank state
nent Where tn. ordinary family doe'
with q turkey for Thanksgiving have Il
fhave an ostricn. We had COW tor Christ
mas"
90 any Of the children give promis'
Of being acto,s?'
Not yet I've had them all vaccinatsd
| ,ut they're all keen students OF the DRANK
/ nd my severest critics I'm always afraid
| n face them after q new offence."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-24
PLANS TO. HEAR
HER NATIVE son
srAUNTON WILL RUN Special
TO HEAR WILSON sfEAK
j. ,..~v, HERE. !.

Stanton. the birthplace OF Wood
row Wilson. II planning to run 500
ciAl to Richmond on February I. when
that presidential possibility 10 expect
ed to speak here In response to q spe-
ciai invitation from the Virginia Leg
islaturs and the Richmond City Coun-
oil. TO that snd. = big meeting Of
StAuntcn people wae held In that city
last night. A. Charlottesville. tbs spe-
cial will taxa on coaches filled with
members Of the Wiison club from the
city ~ well Is from tho University Of
Virginia, which IL the Jersey COVER
nor's alma mater.
The Augusta Guards ana the Staun-
ton Rifles. according to plans under
formulation. will contribute I personal
guard Of honor Tor the speaker Of the
conzpicuous occasion. Membership oi
the '.OirtgnAl WoOdrow Wilson Club
IN 6taunton now numbsrs more than
200, IL u said.
II n planned for Governor Wilson
to speak In the City Auditorium here
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-24
voNpERLEHR FAvoRs ss'
MERGING or or

Because at the lack OF . QnnE
question Of merging the oflco r.
chemist and that OF bactAr1oa0
the settling basin was mot 60
yesterday, afternoon whan t13
COMMITTEES Of the Council c.
ON Ordinance having this Wl1
hand WAS scheduled 70 NJ ~
Vonderiehr was the only u,A
the committee who put In - %
snce. Personally. he = II
consolidating the two ofdcea h
This plan II opposed by 0up
dent Davis, Of the water 0eo
who contends that there &ao5
good practical reasons why 12
tion 1t the settling basin G[t
Ailoweti. ia remain Y tntacft IS
The Council COMMITTEES r.
ing and Claims held Z hF1e
last night. during which pay g.
approved and other matters 0s4
tine nature transacted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-24
PROCEEDINGS IN
COURT OF APPEALS

Cases argued yestarday before TIA
Eaprexnee sCozrt 8sa1 d Appeals sssveEs: \
/ LAmbertss Point Company aSainst
Norfolk and Western Railway Com
pany. Argued By a., Dnlard for Ap-
pellant and w. L Williams ana Rob
mitfed.
City of Norfolk against Norfolk
County Water Company. Partly ".
gueA and roattnued.
Casa % b. called are:
Potomac, Efedeftcksburg ana Fled
mont Railroad Company against Chi
|chegker. AdministrAtor.
Sssfried ct ola against Clarke u
Ala.
C0Yrfglto against Petit.
Collier against 6eward e Roper q
Alg
Avis - GA against Saunders y
ala
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-24
BODY APPROVES
FRANCHISE BILL

lConttnusd from asst page.)
tsr had besn aired u the public press
10 such N axtAnt Within the last few
months that no lnAsaigsnt man could
profess Ignorance On the subject.
Fnthsrmoes. - polntsd out that
prtntsd copies ~ tho ordinance were
already on the aest a. each member
Of the body. Mr.. EolIock failed to
state. however,. Who 49, responsibls
for the printing It The ordinance with
out authority from Coancll. After the
meeting. Nj umlAuf volunteered the
information that ~ procured copy
Monday NIGHT from Clyde w. Saun-
dets, who II IN ~ printing business.
NJ. Saunders. d Ad0ition. u inter
sstsd II ~ urhaanA project - =
stockholder.
ouessisrs lils DAsesvse.
whilo he did moi nako the charge
outright, Mr.. Pollock intiuated that
pcssibly NJ. umiau8o efforts to delay
passage Of the QrdinAncs Wa prompr-
"a hY . doatEA IN e4xN s13anSacoa rap-
reaentativee Ia ~ L,oeanlnksre mora
time - which To- gnt through : bill
,rNunlrinG sssch $3.50 a. EncelVN thu
anction oftha Deak6 Coeporfiou Conn
nj. SION tefore IssaAg eGpet1vA. n,
HlaAki Also ~ r. kh1ng - ~ alon
the eAma unG. SsS Sss n sss S IN
According q Il " II ~ NJ. Pol-
IQck ana okhe IN Ahelo ~ tho body,
coaApla cannot 81 flIlal aeal y
Appr6Sal npoh s& s1ntt1 n +
- =
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-24
MARRIAGES N
FREDERICKSBURG
ENGAGEMENT OF MISS WRIGHT.
APPROACHING WEDDING or
MISS wHITEHOUsE.
Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
FREDERICKSBURG VA, Jan. %.


Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Jan. %.
Cards are out for the marriage OF
Mss Susie C. whitehouse. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs> Z. B. White
house. OF this city. to Mr.. Jamss
r. Gurley. Of Baltimore. Miss White
house n exceedingly popular and at-
tractivs and her marriage Will be .
social event here.
Mrs Fillard Wlfgall Wright, OF
Richmond. has announced the en-
gAgement Of her daughter, Miss VIII
lard Josephine Wright, to Mr.. Lsaven
Bristor piummer. Of Portsmouth. Va.
Both are we'll known in society ctr
cles OF the State.
Miss Wright 10 3 sister Of Mrs.
Thomas Smith Shepherd. OF this city.
with whom she has resided for sew
eral months and has host Of friends
here. Tho wedding will take place
some time in March 1t the home OF
MIRA Shepherd.
qualified before Judge John T. Cool
rick an Judge OF Fifteenth judicial
district, to which position he Was re-
Gently elected BY the Legislature.
The annual business meeting Of
the Baptist church was held Sunday
night 1t which reports Of the various
societies and organizations were read.
All Of these showed marked progrses
In. their work. and tho church ! ~. q
whole has had Q most prosperous
year. financial questions were dis
cussed. oommtttees appointed and
Other routine business transacted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-24
ne DRRA0S TIA
HAl4itX CRlTfciS1 c.
A NEW P3coUCSlCes

And very little Of that. ! am one OF
the few actors in . position to carry his
own audiences. Broadway managers shisei
when they see me coming. They think
I'm going to ask for seats Tor myself and
family Mos, o. them nnd It cheaper %
give q special performance for ~. oa'
none Of them has ever turned ~ down.
When they have . poor attraction they
rely upon our attendance to make Is look
like 4 long rsfn''
Are there any leading ladies In ths Toy
stock company"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-24
|DESP0hDE|H, He
KILLS HIMSELF
poLicEMAN JosEph Wax sGNos
svlLET rHRouoH sRAsM
LEAvEs WIFE.

Especial 10 Tho Richmond vireanian.l
BRISTOL. VA. Jan. aAJoseph
war ! prominent member Of The ~
81 police forc&. was found dead IA
the corridor Of the town Jail p Bis
Stone Gap early Monday nfsht. wsth
= revolver clenched In hisi hands. y ~
IA eans ! bullet into his hsain with
suicidai intsat
Noshlng 4 known - - - ssuss.
but acuuaiptancss of ~ celcsr ~
nave u ktilsd hirnsslf hecAnse oe y
hnAlth ana worry. H HaS Asarl "A
complain lev Days agot thAt ~ N' ss
su1gsrine from : ssvses kidnsy tEou-
W. IN sssss .s
~ - nndsr iadictnsat ~. g.
haS4ne einbbeA man namAA aar9
iaxAef osysse,y.
rs ~ IN yesrs ~. Hs.,s ~.
ysxs6 NJ ~ wifeL ~ q
RI, M 11e + ~ - - = ltf ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-24

trying to remember the capital OF Pata.
goDia
There's Katherine he went on shes
sixteen and the eldest: Bryan. fieen
Charlie. twelve: Richard. eleven: Mary.
ten; Madeline, eight: Felix. seven: IrvinE.
four.
Bryan was named for William Jen'
rang1 Bryan the nrsf time he ran ~
never forget how hurried TO have the oos
@.hr.ssensd- II turns out l could HAYS
taken my time. because Bryan 10 runntns
yet We started naming the children After
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-24

ss NEW Yo3x, Sotufua1s
~oME on ana hear NJ. EdAis Toy.
president Of the .'Chiid Trust"
tell about the eight isttis Toys.
N the drama and ths high cost q Nv
,ns al over New Rochelle Found
the wholesale parent and nun
maker at the Globe Theatre. where % y
conveying loads Of delighted passengers
..1ovsr tbs River. At every performance.
.whsrs il Mr.. royr' tbs stage manager
MAS asksd.
make . noise hks rattlebox." No re-
plsed THAT'S what Ne do whom We want
him. step in his dressing room ana IN
!sss him Tor you- :.
sGrestiugs. little one.'' canas In the ven
kAown mock tragic voice A. the commus-
ing comedian entered the room
you're . hns one. Been trotting all
over the Globe. looking for YOU
-.ceassr came the command In sob
bling voice. while the right hand went up
N dsprscating gesture. the same move
u,ent that his friends know 20 we'll lie
vas actually crying ~ he continued
..Don't scold me ! cant bear to have any
one cross with me-
Have you any excuse for being late =
There's seven excuses" he replied.
pointing to . flock OF young Toys In
photograph on the wall And there's
one that's not In the pictura LIANT that
. champion group"
at must have cost something to have
them photographed"
sRealiy more than could AFFORD had
them taken through . Misunderstanding.
Ths PHOTOGRAPHER said his price was ~
. dozen OF course thought he referred
to children and figured that he would
make 4 speciai rate whan he found had
but eight. but he wouldn't"
.'Are you always late getting to the
theatrsf''
IA man living In New Rochelle 10 al
ways late for everything. and 4 man with
eight children II eight times N late In
addition to kissing each one Of them good
BY have Is AXE each Of them ON my
lap for few minutes"
And you've got only ore lap
I'm friEh,fuiiy handicapped In the mat
ter Of iapa I'm seven laps behind thu
worlds record
'.How's bus.ness7'
ZINE, but you see can't lose IN that
direction. I'm sure OF . big. house II
stay home"
.EsandinE room onlyT
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-24
Three girls and ave boys"

Three girls and ave boys"
Their names and ages. pleaser'
Help! yelled the comedian. Il haven't
got the batting order with me. Just get
the New Rochelle directory and tear out
the r page
IAN ready"
Have you no msrcyT came IN . -
puichrai sob. Tive got . poor memory.
but fil do the BEST ] can. . keep track
Of them with an adding machine. but I
left II homA Let me see." said the
comedian. scratching his head like man
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-24

friends, but after while We found
necessary to stretch the rule to INCLUDE
acre acquaintance IL there are any tur-
her additions TO the family We VIII nave
o call On strangers to help Us out
What drove you to New Roche!isF
Can you picture the Foy family Nv
M In q Cat; That's Just what We oio
NTH We were All uunged up from run
a.nx each other down. Then the rest OF
he tenants were always complainlnl
ipout their inability to get the use Of tn
elothesiinea. Finally. after I bad beer.