The evening world., 1907-08-29
Policeman Cot Shock When
He Brought Pair of Rol-
licking Tars TO Station.
DID IT ON A WAGER.
Owners Of the Clothes Appear
and Judge Lectures and
Disnlisses the Prisoners.

In The uncertain glare; OF the AdRris
stree. latnpIight early to-day IN Brook
iyn, Policeman Jerry Kelly saw Two
figures dressed in the uniform OK Uncle
Enni'e tars doing a Eet OF steps and
piping out sea song good and loud
In the dim light he could soc the gilt
band OF the sailor caps bearing tho
words II S. s. Washington" He re-
nsembered that the crew OF The Wash
tsagton had landed a few days ago,
Cheer up. boys: not so much noise
rouIl wake up the Brooklyn Bridge
II you don't cut out that screecains.
..Avast. you land iubeer. Hey, pat.
tion." came the CHEEKY notes In reply.
Walked Like Gibson Girl.
Kelly had met many sailors on sprees
but none that he ever seen shouted 80
loudly or had such high voices, Down
Adams street TO Sands street. near the
bridge. he shadowed the pair. One OF
Ihsm was ratt urId commanding II ftss
r-aihcti like Gibson girl. T4e ether
lacked that Sprigh,iiness OF step. but
made up with a figure that Allied every
inch OF the nifty uniform. The pali
kept UP singing and shouting orders
% an imaginary crew.
ship ahoy, What schooner is that7
HA! ha. ha, Guess there's a storm
baowing up over In that pol!cemau's
quarter. Water. water all around.
but
Now. 20 fellows behave or I'll ynnk
re both In. SeeT" broke in Kelly.
THIS was the signal for loud OUT
burst OF laughter. A crowd was. gradu-
ally assembling. Kelly pulled them over
to box. He was surprised that no re-
sistance WAS offered Policeman Meaney
came along and he rang for the wagon.
The quartet were hastily driven to the
Fulton street station.
Whats your naEsesg' came the grun
saiutat.on from the man behind the
6ssk.
They Astonlsh the Station.
Edna Mcdonald and Katherine
white"
The desk man Jumped from his chair,
spililng ink over his suit. and Keily's
rigiItatsck drorGSsd on the hoor on
Game the two nian-o'-war ca ps. reveal
type. the fair prisoners nung their
heads, They could stand almost straight.
There Is no Inatron In the Fulton street
staLien and the girls were sent to tho
slept In their suits OF blue. To-day they
Tishc.
saii9s, sad Miss Mcdonald @Sean.rg
t.r aEsinst the bridge railing and sr,ti-
Ing sauarely In the Judges face. They
Eot back from France Il few days ago
Wei, 70 MAKE the story sAort we wcntI
~ - a ~.
back TO Brooklyn las; night
Did 1t orr sscs.z7s-zs1z5s;s
.weii. anyhow. m argument came
up when the two sailors came over 10
our house on Fulton street and be;
une OF The boys thal would make a
better saiior tnnn he | can't tell hsI
name. for 1, might get him In wrong
fae dared JACK friend and both ot
them slipped on ;heiF uniforms ana wsI
put them on, We save them some o
my brolhcFs old clothes while We pa
raded In the blue.
'oil. yea, fossot 20 tel yoa--f 10 l.ed
tho door wlcn / SaEne out SO th,.I tho
boys couldn't folios. l don't Know
wnere thsF are"
Just then two stalwart young fellows
entered the court room, Both Of u.em
had the uaIistakA Bile sw4REer of the
sailor and aerc carried n strange
= y
White, Don't prosecute US, boys. we
wont do Il again"
Tire TWO sAs lprs were given the kew
which Miss Mcdonald carried IN her
pocket. In n short time thoy returned
with q bundle OF wptaeas cla,hinr
The e1ehatSe was made harr cdIy III
an arte-room. and tat s5Nr appsaretl
10 court again Magistrate Tirhe lee.
! tur1G- rla and then tald taEtn als
70 tssst oti .zss g
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