Mr. Griffin. Does Jack use those? Did Jack use those?
Mr. Senator. No.
Mr. Griffin. Did he have some particular place he sent his laundry?
Mr. Senator. He takes it out and has somebody do it for him.
Mr. Griffin. Do you know where that was?
Mr. Senator. I was there one time with him when he was picking up his laundry. If I am not mistaken, I think it was on the McKinney or Fitzhugh, Fitzhugh or McKinney. I think it was somewhere up in that neighborhood. But Jack, he takes his laundry and sends it to this place. He takes it over. But instead of him doing it, he has a girl do it for him, and they straighten it out for him when it dries up and all that there. Then he will come back and pick it up. If he don’t pick it up one day he will pick it up the next.
Mr. Griffin. He takes it over to this laundry?
Mr. Senator. Yes.
Mr. Griffin. The girl does it for him at the laundry?
Mr. Senator. She does it with the soap and powder and all that. They have girls over there, a couple colored girls.