about six
o'clock
`` I telephoned him again the next mornin ' ; but before I could say more 'n two words to him he got mad and told me to quit botherin ' him , and he rung off . That was day before yistiddy . When I got back to the house Vic Magner come to me , and I could n't give her no satisfaction . So about six o'clock in the evenin ' she made me pack up and git out . I did n't have nowheres to go and only eight dollars and ninety cents left -- I 'd spent a dime telephoning so , before I got out I took and wrote Rod Bullard a note , and when I got outside I give a little nigger boy fifteen cents to take it to him . I told him in the note I was out in the street , without nowheres to go , and that if he did n't meet me that night and do somethin' for me I 'd jest have to come to his office . I said for him to meet me at eight o'clock at the mouth of Grayson Street Alley .