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Nogales international., 1931-11-07

State Senator G. c. Crenshaw
and Jay Dittmer returned Thurs
day night from Tucson where they
were called for federal jury duty.
They will return to Tucson Tues
day.
Ray Bratton returned yesterday
from Tucson where he spent several
days.
Articles of Incorporation were
filed with the corporation commits
sion yesterday by the International
Flying Service of Phoenix. The COM
pany has capital stock of $780,
600 and was incorporated by Thom-
as F. Griffin and Charley L. Gold
trap. (Phoenix Republic)
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suddenly Of heart disease yesterday at
his residence, $500 Nevada avenue. He
was a Spanish American War veteran.
Funeral services win be held at his
late residence. followed by military
burial in Arlington National Cemetery
Arrangements, as yet tncompleted, viii
be in charge Of the United Spanish
war Veterans and Dawson Lodge. No.
Is, F. A. A. M, of which he was
member.
Mr.. DUR had been connected with the
National Publishing Co. for four years.
He was born in 1873 at York, Pa, and
was educated there, entering the print
ing business at an carly age. He en-
listed in the Pennsylvania National
Guard Infantry in 1898. at the out
break of the Spanish War.
In 1903 he went to the Philippine
Islands in the employ of the Govern
ment Printing ONCE, remaining there
seven years. Five years after his re-
.urn to the United States he resigned
from the printing Office and became
connected with the General Supply
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ATTACK FATAL
TO WALTER S. BARKER
Employe of Gas Company 90
Years Was Born in Capital
SO Years Ago.

Walter Seaton Barker. for 30 years
an employee of the Washington Gas
Light Co.. died suddenly OF q heart at
tack at his Woodbridge home last Satur-
day.
Mr.. Barker was born in the District
So years ago, a member of one of Wash
ington's oldest families. He was for sew
eral years in the stove and hardware
business at Seventh and d streets
southwest.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Elizabeth l.. Barker; son, William w.
Barker; a daughter Mrs. William H.
Lawson; brother. Frank Barker; two
sisters. Mrs. Charles Evans and Mrs.
Jennie Thomas.
Funeral services will be held at his
late home. 1907 Twenty fourth street
northeast, at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing Interment will be in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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BAKER. FANNIE. on Saturday. August a..
FSa s E IgIS an VII, Ct Pranchyiils, Nd
ME ooodbreed, Lizzie Anderson on. Emma
s@sips Tssnr G the n' W. id Ernest 5 5sTsi;
funeral church. 1882 y st. NV. Funeral
SSnt aGn 6 ASnsf' r. w.
DAY: xuEust a.. issi, wAITiER a sEa s1Sos-
o@ s a.e h rssSehe. l. ss ssr asn
fntermen Th ceS sspaf Xii, august e. at 10 am
! 81 80 M. Al em eaSs AI Ho.ait ai.
ANlcE L., widow Of William B. Bayne and
ps ss5 a. s5S.ST Of Mrs nrswola Of
Funeral from Emanuel churss' istE and
Intermsnt consressionsi C csm aS PA"
9 e. sstuSasy ,zSsu:. a. ISL !. Ss resi-: 81
BARRY. beloved husband tTi Of AIlean Bsrr y
He leaves to mourn their less two daugh-
Mrs. Lucy Rollins; two brothers, William
a ana ,S James Barry fr and host Of other
T. w Bundy's funeral home ss ST. florida ia
ave nv Tuesday, August IS. at pm.
home Payn1ss. seSSs fnnf RsI
T. Dtggs of1ciating.
BERRY. JARRITT s. Departed this life on
saturday, AusuSt "a. 1881: at 1915 pm.
% f ''s'n sERR Eye 5 shsnRon hd p
band OF Emma Ferry ana father OF Mar
euerite. Edward and Elmer berry. Fu-
neral from his late resi- ience, TUESDAY,
August rs, at l pm
BLACK; RALEIGH d. On Friday, August
81 1881. at Colorado Springs, Colo,
RALEIGH M, beloved husband Of the late
Kate s. Black and father OF Mrs s. B.
Langley, Mrs. r. D. Doing and Raleigh
"a; Sia ssSd. r. aSIsneral from his daugh-
Wednesday, August &c, at 1870 pm In
terment in Arlington National Cemetery
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RESIDENT HERE 40 YEARS
DIES OF HEART ATTACK

James Edgar Mitchell, So, resident
of this city for more than 20 years. died
yesterday at his home. 1885 Newton
street, following heart attack Fu-
neral services will be held tomorrow
morning at II O'Clock at his late resi-
dence, followed by burial in Rock Creek
Cemetery.
MIR. Mitchell, who was born in Lewis
ton, Pa, until recently had conducted a
commercial Photographic studio at I'LL
street. At the time OF his death he
was employed as q photographer with
Abel 4 Co., 613 Seventh street.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Minnie
r. Mitchell, and q son, Harry Earl
Mitchell
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JAMES EDWARD ROSE
EXPIRES AT HOME HERE

james Edward Rose, IS a resident of
Washington for more than IS years.
died yesterday at his home, rs Evarts
street northeast, after a brief Illness
Funeral services will be held at the
residence tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock. Burial viii be in Prospect Hin
Cemetery.
Mr.. Rose came to Washington in 1895
from his home at Binghamton. N. Y
and for many years conducted a car
rage business here. He was one of the
Oldest workers in his profession when
ne retired at the outbreak Of the World
war 70 enter the Government service.
Until recently ne was EMPLOYED as a
repair man in the War Department.
he was a member of the Knights of
the Golden Eagles, Order Of Maccabees
and Gushing Camp of the Sons of vet
Grams. He is survived by his widow.
Mrs. Jessie c. Rose, and four children,
Edward G., Leon M, Francis S. and
Genevieve A. Rose.
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Dratlra.

SMITH. CHARLES HARVEY. On Sunday.
denee. ie22 i2th st. nv, CHARLES HAIR
VEY SMITH. devoted son OF Harvey n.
Archibald Smith. Funeral Wednesday Au.
eust IS, from the w. Ernest Jarvis funeral
cnurch 1882 Q 81. NV. lnterment HaE-
TAYLOR, WILLIAM n. On SATURDAY, Au-
gust ~, 1891. AZ Classic Shore. Va. WILL
LIAM r, TAYLOR, husband Of Helen
MaTmaduke Taylor and son OF Elizabeth
Taylor. Interment private
WHITE, LoTTIE. Departed this life. August
~. 1891: LOTTIE WHITE beloved sister OF
Hattie Miles. Catherine Lucas and Flor
snce Briehthaupt. Remains resting at as
Detrees g. NV. Moa5ay alter 10 am.
Funeral Tuesday, August IS. at . a-m.s
from Holy Redeemer Church. N. r and :
Cemetery. "a
wo voc 1ss, BOSE: On Friday. , Assass
sity HOSPITAL, ROSE, beloved wife Of Waks
ter A. Woodhouse. mother of virEinfss
Dorothy, Mildred. Norma Gloria walter.
II Jean and Corrine. sister Of Katie
neral from the late residence 142s Clifton
-. NV. on TUESDAY. August IS, at 80
In thence 10 immaculate Coneepftous >
Cnuren AZ am, where mass VIII be-
ssid for reposs o. her soul. intsrmsnt IN
WRIGHT. IRVING. Departed this life on
SUNDAY Apggst o. 1881, after a brief
Laura Wright He also leaves two daugff-
ters ana two sons Funeral services Tues
DAY. AUGUST Is, at pm, at Henry o.
Washlngtons funeral home. 4e7 N st.
NV. Interment Elkwood, Va, Wednesday,,
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Hi Mrntnriant

FELLS. PEARL LOUISE. tribute Of love
loved daSster % and rs ssts fm 2EAR 9 I Iog
E,I.1s, who ledt US two years ago 4cday,
The depth OF our sorrow we cannot ten
Az nc ioSs OF our daughter and sister VIC
And while she lies IN peaceful sleep
LEI memory We shall always keep.
Mas pE M2RY o M0 5AeKsoA MP RN6 5IsTER
FEELS, PEARL LOUISE. Sacred TO thS
P msImoss u q 1 PRECIOUS wii,e PEARL LIS
ago today. August a. 1898.
have lost life's companion,
And day by day miss her more ...s.
As / walk through life siont
I think OF her in silence. s.
No one can me weep,
But many a silent tear I shed
IoSEfy ' HUSBAND. JOHN HENRY
FRANKLIN. PAUL L.. WELLS. LOUISA NJ. I.
FAuI L FPaNRL1N' who di ear kusu uste r.
aan 1fo osa yeST so an and my SsIs
the great beyond August 81, 1929.
am left f Fl sS9s P rsaSs Rs'Iss sr P6ae'
H ms dear sA mSs.r nI Il ffEns
who passed away nineteen years ago, Aue
Gore. but never forgotten
HER ns,,u DAUGHTER ETHEL HARRIS
u.
Of beloved husband and father. NORRIS
@. HOLLAND: who departsd this life seven
years ago today. August "a. 1924. 80
Loved in life. .
Ea1MA {. @ HOLLAND = EVA EVA" HOLLAND
'o q our asaT mone In COIN 5s
who depaTted this life one year ago today.
Twelve months have passed since you,
quietly stole away; -,
place Is vacant stili which can never
HER L 1oyvsffNo DAUGHTERS. LILLIAN
LONG AND CLARA HOWARD.
MORRISON; WILLIAM, z. Sacred e !he
SR r sy oel SSe s sessrsd W III
three years ago today. August "a. 1919. 49,
loved in life. remembered IN death.
his DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. s8a
my dear husband HENRY ROSE. Who
died one year ago today. August "a, 1885,
haye. lost . life companion. i.
And dav bv d1y 1 miss him more las
As T'l HIS sS VIE re nae ROSE
srScox yIIEISs .Ior " .o In w ss 5sRsT
years sSO ida. aep auss0. 81 1si4
' O ~ his LOVING MOTHER -
s5M rALTEn SR ,.r I9 tSns 5sms sTs
father. .wALTEF SMITH. ST., who De-
parted this life two years ago. August n,
Our precious heritage is an enviabis.
example Of unfailinE devotion 70 both God
JEANETTE SMITH AND CHILDREN !.
WgNTTANG. RAYMOND c. In loving
memory Of wonderful father and grand
left us 80 suddenly ore year ago today.
Mr.. AND MRS. JOHN q. OSBORN AND
EDYTHE.
wILEs. ANNA c. In sad but loving reniefnA
hrance Of our deer mother ana wife.
two years ago today, August "a. 1881. y
Loved in life. remembered in death.
HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN
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JESUIT BROTHER BURIED
IN GEORGETOWN U. PLOT
John j. o'Connell, Who Died Sat
urday, Is Survived by
Three Sisters.

Funeral services for Brother John j.
o'Connell. member of the Jesuit Order,
who died Saturday at Georgetown Uni
Versity Hospital, were held at 9 o'clock
this morning at st. Aloysius Church.
burial was in the Jesuit plot at George
town University. Rev. Michael F. Fitz-
patrick, S. j., rector of the st. Alloy
slus parish, said requiem mass.
native of Philadelphia. Brother
OConnell is survived by three sisters,
Miss Elizabeth O'Connell Of this city
and two in Philadelphia.
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COMMITTEES of the Treasury Department,
In 1917 he joined the United States
Food Administration. participating in
its organization and later becoming
chief of the supply division.
In 1919 he became executive secre-
tary of the Typothetae of washington.
remaining in that capacity until 1927,
when he became connected with the
National Publishing Co. He was q
member Of the Typothetae. Washing
ton Board of Trade. Masonic bodies
and United Spanish War Veterans.
In addition to his widow. Mrs. Grace
Luette Durr, he is survived by two so1ts
Franklin A. Durr, Washington, and
Gordon v. DUR, New York City; three
brothers, william DUR Baltimore;
Clarence DUR, Chambersburg, Pa. and
Fred DUR, North Dakota, and two Sis
tiers, Misses Louise and Media DUR,
Westchester, Pa.
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Marine Veterans Outing Tonight.

The second river outing of the sea-
son will be held by the Veteran Marine
Corps Association tonight. when mem
bers will go down the Potomac aboard
the City Of Washington Lieut. Callan,
U. 3. M. c., retired. Is in charge of ar
rangements for the moonlight cruise.
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BEN T. DUR dies
SUDDENLY At HOME
Heart Attack Fatal to Man.
ager of National Pub
fishing Co.

Ben F. DUR, vice president and gen.
eral manager of the National Publish
ing Co.. 1920 H street, and prominent
in District TYPOGRAPHICAL circles, died
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Uarna nf Ubanka

COSBY, FANETTA n. We wish TO extend
our relatives. friends and neishbors for
their kindness during the illness and for
pressions OF sympathy at the loss of our
dear mother, FANETTA b. COSBY
HIGHEs, VIVIAN y. we Wish 10 extend
our sincere thanks and appreciation 10
cur relatives. friends and neighbors for
the beautiful floral tributes and Kind ex.
pressions Of sympathy At the loss OF our
ger deuEhter and sisteT, VIVIAN 81
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7~s=7lsi-s 30 b.
LOST.

BAG. tan and red Combination. Containing
Ss4.Io saturday night between Leader
Marker and 1907 Park I'd Cash reward
mrs willard Hymon. 1907 Park I'd. nv,
BULL PUPPY. female black. four Witt
Leet breast and neck. Answers TO the
name Skippie.' Pease return to Mr.
hoeers. s42e 18th NV. Reward
BUNCH OF KEYS on key ring; on Irving ST,
eetween 18th aid 18th NV. Cal Columbia
COIN PURSE. black cloth. containing sum
o. money. Friday evening at CherrydaIe
Va Reward. Vacation Lodge, Cherrydaie,
GERMAN POLICE DOG months old
Please return to drug store. corner Conn
and Fla ayes. Reward. North 1878.
GLASSES-Saturday afternoon. vicinity Co
ion1oia Theater; nose glasses, alumfrlim
case Elnder please call North 9049-W or
kITTEN-daltesei no tan Return to 1903
ID st. sc. Reward.
MASONIC PIN, small gold, white stone
Reward. Line. 5972. 245
SILVER BAR PIN. set with turquoise I'm
dian thunder Bird; Saturday, between Vet
Grams Bureau. and 14th and X. Please re-
turn 70 owner. 1924 Mass. ave. NV.
WRIST wATCH-Waltham. white gold
strap; NV. district. Saturday evening RE-
ward. Nat. o0io or Nat. $500. Branch 416.
WRIST wATCH-On Friday, yellow gold
watch and bracelet. Reward. Apartment 20l,
47ol Connecticut ave. 29S
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Science is moving so fast nowadays
that even scientists are bewildered.
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MILLER, REV. SHELTON. On

AUGUST a. issi. a kis residenee. 253s
Georgia ave. NV. REV. SHELTON MIL
LER, the loving husband OF Lucy ., Mil
Brentwood. D. C.. and First Baptist
Church. chesterbrook. Va, He leaves
many other relatives and q host OF friends
to mourn his departure. Remains rest
ing at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel,
Bird and Eye SITS s.W.. until Tuesday,
August as pm. then at his late church.
ST. Luke's Baptist Church. to lie in state
until Wednesday morning, August 26.
am; thence to Vermont Avenue Baptist
Church until noon. Funeral Wednesday,
August as. from Vermont Avenue Bap-
fist Church at ~ o'clock. Rev. w. A.
Jones oficiatinE. Interment First Bap-
list Church Cemetery, Chesterbrook, Va.
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MILLER. REV. SHELTON n. OF

MILLER. KEW. SHELTON II. OnicerS and
members of the Most Worshipfu Acacia
Grand Lodge. F: A. A. NJ. are hereby orr
dered to assemble at the New Masonic
Temple, 10th and You SITS. NV, at IL
am. on Wednesday. August 2e. 1881, to
a all the funeral Of t, hev: ShnLTon n.
neral from Vermont Avenue. Baptist
Church at u noon; BY order OF
Attest: CHARLES d. FREEMAN, Grand
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COIN PURSE. black cloth. Containing sum
Of money. Friday evening at CherrydaI H.
va. Reward. Vacation Lodge, Cherrydaie,
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MILLER. SHELTON. All members Of James
H. Hill Lodge, No. is. r. A. A. M. are
requested to meet at Masonic Temple.
10th and You SITS. NV. Monday. August
~. 1891, at z pm. sharp, TO arrange for
the funeral of Rev. Brother SHELTON
MILLER. BY order OF
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RICHARDsON. ERMA BELLE. "a

E0NAh 0ELkAEs OepAFt
this life Saturday, August % 1881,
Gallinger Hospital. ERMA BELLE RIG
ARDSON. She leaves TO mourn her 10
mother, Lucy Pryor; two aunts Gem
Trayers and Gertrude Pryor, and o
brother -in-law and q host of other rel
tives and friends. Funeral Wednesda
August &c. at / O'Clock. from James
WinsloW Co.'S chapel. 18th and r 81
ha mt. @tSa
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sunday, August Is, 1881. at her ' residence e.
1868 Swami st. NV, FANNIE MOSLEY,
also leaves to mourn her loss q lovine
mother. L. A. Emily; two sisters. brothers
anc host Of other relatives and friends
parlors until Tuesday, august 25p at s
pm: thence to he- late residence. Fu-
from the First Seventh Day Adventist
Church. 9th st. between F and @ SITS.
ne. Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry 9S
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MATTHEWS, KATIE z. Entered into eter-
nal rest on SATURDAY. AUGUST e. 1881 At
NV, KATIE E, beloved daughter of the
late Catherine and Ison Mitchell deyotefd
and loving aunt of Antoinette, Addie and
Ruth Mitchell Funeral services at Eoen-
at pm. Relatives and friends invited
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BUNCH OF KEYS on key ring; on Irving st,
18TH aid 18th NV. Cal Columbia
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MILLER, REV. SHELTON. All onacers and
5, OF l. o. Of G. s. & ID. of s.. are re-
quested to attend the funeral services of
Rev. SHELTON MILLER. Tuesday night.
Church, Brightwood: D. G. BY order Of
VIM. H. ROBINSON. Dist. Grand Chief.
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all you've done for me do you think
I'm going to have you feeling blue
and miserable?
Listen, let's plan to do something
interesting over the weekend. Take
a trip somewhere, maybe. We could
be extravagant just for once.
WhereIl we go?'
Chris got to her feet. We'll
talk about it later" she said.
Think I'll turn in now" She
moved toward the alcove where the
studio beds stood, masked in day.
time draperies.
Was there any relevancy in the
fact that a few minutes later she
turned to say over her shoulder,
Brad ordered a new car today.
Twin six coupe. It's to have a spe-
cial body"
1t was not unusual for Chris tC
refer to her employer so Familiarity
Brad was what every one at the
Hart Advertising Agency calico
Bradley Hart when they were not
addressing him directly.
AS a matter of fact Harris golfne
companions, acquaintance at hi;
/ two clubs and the men and womer
with whom he was seen at theater'
and supper resorts called hin
Brad" Chris Saunders, confiden.
tial secretary, whose desk was JUS
outside Harris private office, whC
listed his appointments, mailed
checks for his bills, telephoned hi!
orders to the florist, knew Bradle!
Hart far better than any of these
others did
Once more the puppy claimed
Normas attention. She carried thu
animal downstairs to consult Mrs
Hawthorne, custodian of the build
ing, about quartering him on tn
premises
There was no use trying to de
ceive Mrs. Hawthorne. Such stel
would have been quite impossible.
Luck was with Norma. The Gus
todian's daughter answered tht
knock. 1t developed that Mrs
Hawthorne was out of town for {
few days.
Until her return Bessie, the
daughter, said the dog might have
the run of the back yard and sleel
in the basement.
Meanwhile, she cautioned, Norma
would better be looking for some
other shelter for the pup, because
Bessie was quite sure that "mamms
wouldn't like it,
She repeated the warning twice
and emphatically. 1t was this warn
ing that at noon next day sent the
girl hurrying into the big gray stone
building of the Marlboro Press. She
inquired for the classified advertis-
ing department.
And with that the really amazing
events of Norma Kent's life began
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BY Williams
BY BlOss or


After Ibn Jad and his men had gathered
all they could lay their hands upon, they spent
the night in an orgy of celebration. While
below in the camps of the contending knights
on the plains before Nimmr, the two orders
awaited the coming of the third and last day of
the great Journeys, Ibn Jad had the wide
valley stretching far away toward the opposite
MOUNTAINS and what appeared to be a city.
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"Now!" whispered Ibn Jad. and four ancient
matchlocks belched forth flame and slugs of
lead. The four men-at-arms across the draw
bridge dropped to the stone tagging as the
Arabs swarmed into the castle yard. Here the
few old knights left on guard, beholding the on
rush with amazement and terror cried: THE
Saracens! The Saracens have come at last"
With antique crosSbowS they rallied to save
themselves, but it was vain effort
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Sharp sounds that were like thunder and yet
unlike it, smote the ears of Bohun's men. Sounds
that neither they nor their ancestors had ever
heard before. The knights fought desperately
but soon Ibn Jad was in complete possession
He was so pleased that for once he declined to
STAY all the women and children Nor did the
treasure disappoint him, jewels and gold gath
cred by many generations Of King Bohun's
forebears.
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

secreta v IS eaploved In a lrW office
In Marlboro. Esiddlewestern metropolis
On her wav - keep a dinner engage
ment with BOB FARRELL. Young LAWYER
Norma sees a punpv in peril Of its life
in the midst OF downtown traffic.
A stranger rescues the dog and brings
4 to the girl The stranger Is 4 good
himself as MARK TRAVERS. Norma
refuses 20 tell him her name or where
he can see her again.
She takes the puppy with her and
meets Bob. They dine at a favorite
restaurant For the third time Farrell
asks her 10 marry him,
Norma refuses. saving she wants to
keen their association on the basis Of
friendship instead OF love. When she
reaches the shabby apartment which
she shares with CHRISTINE SAUNDERS.
generally called Chris" she finds her
roommate has been CRYING.
NOW GO ON WITH TIE STORY