Roosevelt Standard | 1931-11-05 | Page 3 | What Has Transpired

WHAT HAS transpired joe barry country youth in new york ekes out a living as caretaker in a acor rooming house and accordion player in louie Bert olinIa restaurant lured by the open country he be spends a night in the be fields near newburgh bertolani discharges him friendless and broke he Is offered by a man he be knows only as A martin lartIn tor for a few years yeara work which involves leaving new york and going up the river a piece in other words a prison sentence he defers decision until the next neit night end and Is given 1000 on account next day joe deposits in country banks giving hla his name as joseph bradley A circus attracts him outside a tent he sees an accordion and Is tempted to play it A girl sue dayton niece of 0 the owner admires the music and introduces him to her uncle