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United labor bulletin., 1913-01-16
STATE ORGANIZATIONS.

Blacksmiths. and Helpsrs District Council
Kuykendal. pres. sss Galapago ST
Bricklaysrs' and 1gasons International
Union Estate Con1sxsice Of Colorado
Ben r. Miller. president, Colorado
Springs: J. NJ. Gibson, secretary treas
urer, Denver.
Colorado Anti-xnjunStiop Lsagus-Chris
Duer, sec 1884 w. 24th ave. Meets 1st
Sunday. 2 D. m. 1855 champa-
Colorado state xsdsretion Of Labor-John
McLennan, pres; w T. Hickey. Sec
treas. Box 1408. Rooms 411-412 Ex-
change bldg. Denver. Phone Main 4031.
Colorado state P1umbsrs Assn-J. E. MUIR
rim, pres, 1900 8. Logan ave, Denver;
NJ writenour. sec.-treas., 1851 Washing
ton ave. Denver: phons York 2213.
Federation Of Hallway Employees, D. = r.
q. systsm-Jesse Vetter seca $50 Kala-
math st. Meetings called
International Association Of Aachinists,
District Lodge no. 20 Denver q Rio
0rands sygtom)-Jake Brown, sec. 500
Club bldg, Denver
Intr Brothsrhood Of Electrical Workers-
Centennial District Cornell of Bird Dis
trict ]. A. Pearce, pres, 244 s. Gilptn.
Denver; A A Hamnett sec. Victor. Colo
United Mine workers OF America, District
no. 1s-Edward Doyle, sec, 4os Bar
CLAW blk.
United labor bulletin., 1913-01-16
LOCAL CENTRAL BODIES.

Allied Printing Trades council-A- z
Sterling, pres; Thomas P. Rodgers, Sec
treas BOX 1447. Meet 3rd Wednesday
202 Quincy bldg
Carpenters District council-John T.
Clapp, sec. Meet 1st and 3rd Wednes-
day, Carpenters. hall. 1877 Stout ST.
Cement worksrs' District Council-Meets
second and fourth Mondays, Building
Trades club. 1871 Arapahoe-.
psuver Building Trades Council. H.
Mitchell Sec Hotel Saxon. 22nd and
Arapahoe; Peter Johns, bus agt-. Club
bldg Meets Carpenters hall. 1s4I Stout
St, Friday nights
Board Of Business Agents Of the Building
Trades Council-Meets every day except
Saturday at IL o'clock at Building Trades
Club, Club bldg.
Denver Trades and Labor Asssmbly-F. A
Bryan. pres: J. F. Bedford, sec, BOX
1872. Meet End and 4th Sundays, 1156
Champa st
Local Joint Executive Board, Darte1ders,
Cooks and Waitsrs-J. NJ Osborn, sec.
Box ISL Meets Wednesdays at 3 p m
at Walters Club rooms. 1928 Stout St.
Denver Metal Trades council-E- Watson.
pres. "a s. Grant: b. B. Waltham, sec,
lss3 Kalamath. Meet ist and 3rd Tues
days. AIS Club bldg
Union Label League No. l. OF Denver
r. Y. Harrison. pres. HIS So. Logan
Edw. ]. Hines. sec-treas., r. .. BOX .os
Meet lst and Sd Fridays, p m, Sls
Club bldg
woman,s Trade Union League-Mrs- Thos.
Auier. 1i25 w Colfax: Meets I'd and 4th
Friday evenings. Cooks hall, sls Ciuo
bldg.
United labor bulletin., 1913-01-16
General Program
STOCK SHOW WEEK

MoNDAY-coorado the Horse show
wEDNEsDAY~Mayor Day conmercia a e 6 o SHOW ,
at Horse show N"'' No""AeieA1 >eH'
show
DAILY EVENTS
Receiving and Placing of Exhibits
SUNDAY,
Conn ting Arrng fol
a. m
m-Show
m
ecia program
Agricultural
m
WEDNESDAY,,
m-Con m ion
m-Pu
2:30 m-specia Horse Show PROGRAM. Arena
STOOD m-Com cial Nighta at the Stocks SHOW
m.-An Agricultural College
m-Denver the Horse Show
m.- Grand
theatre; Special Program in the Arena
$50 Free for the in the
nc Childrens Horse Show,
Night Horse Awarding Championship Prizes
United labor bulletin., 1913-01-16
FIGHT FOR ORGANIZATION.

Aurora, Efficiently the local Ma
chinists' union commenced an organizing
campaign among the machinists en-
ployed outside the railroau shops. Sue
cess attended their efforts. The Aurora
Automatic Machinery company took ex-
ception to its employees exercising the
rights to which they are entitled and dis
charged about seventy men. This act
was done for the purpose of intimidating
the machinists, for no action had been
taken looking toward making any de-
mand for higher wages or any other
change in the working conditions by the
men. Immediately following the lockout
the Automatic company made application
for an injunction, the company desiring
the court to issue a sweeping one, but
the application was granted only in part
but granted just the same. The organ
ization is being maintained and stih
contest is on.
United labor bulletin., 1913-01-16
BAR CHINESE RESTAURANTS.

Prince Albert, Canada-As the result
of the agitation of the Trades and Labor
Council followed by the action of the
police commission, all white girls en-
ployed in Chinese restaurants have been
induced to quit their positions. The La
bor Council is only newly formed and
this is one of the first problems taken up.
The Chinese here objected strenuously,
but the police commission approves the
being in accord with the new
provincial law passed last session. The
girls quit their jobs quietly, but the
Chinese. not only in Prince Albert, but
the provinces, are understood to be pre-
pairing to combat the law.
United labor bulletin., 1913-01-16
LABOR UNION RECTORY

of
meeting
Box 75s will mey the mistake organization
United labor bulletin., 1913-01-16
LOCALS.

-.,v.m.ssd shess yrstai Workers-E- o.
Anderson. sec. 254s Humboldt Meets
Monday evenings, Room buiioing
Trades club. 1871 Arapahoe-
Am.,r.m...a Assoc,.tisa OF street and
Electric hallway Employees, DIV. no. sSe
RI E Correa. sec, 242o California st
Bakery and Confectionery worfer,-Rsy a IT, sa,s
e I.owderback- Meet End and 4tn sat
urdays. i4ls Larimer.
sarbers TO. 2os-John E Connolly. sec
sos Club bldg Meet last Tuesday IN
parsenaers' union, Local NO. s-Fred
Vessel. bus aEt- rms 10 IRON DICE
1881 l7th ST Meets Ss, syery VS. sunday ID morn
neer Rottiers no. 5s-Ernst Kemmler. sec.
SIS sth St Meet End and 4th Tuesdays
1918 Larimer-
Beer Drivers, ssahlemen and firemen men NO
Trades club. 1871 Arapahoe-
Hm Posters and HtllsFs 10; e@ SIS G 6 Ssp- Ss5-
mock Meets ist and Sd Sunday morn
ings at SIS Club bldg
aind.ry women 10. ss-Miss Matte Hoff-
man. sec s54 Pearl Meet LIST Monday
boiler MAKERS no. l7s-chas. E Hail, sec.
w. Arkansas st Meets End and 4th
Wednesdays. sos Club bldg. 1ss1 Arap-
aoohbindsrs-R- Y. Harrison. li.s South
Logan Meet and tuesday. so2 Quincy
bldg
Brick. Tile and Terra Cotse WotAefs AsoSnA "a
NO. 243-E W. Galehouse. sec. ss5s w
Denver pi Meet Thursday. 1881 18th st
sr.w.rs. s1.i.s.r. ana cooP:s' NO. - -
End and 4th Sunday mornings. Building
Trades Club. Club bldg.
Araehtssfa P q sox rs. rs Nee, Mondays. building
Broom H...1s no ON Mss II s. ssi'Is5; TassssS sss
ais Club bldg.
sro. hallway Carmen. Main Line Lodge
sth ave; VIM c. obernolte, fn- sec.
a7s7 W. and ave. Meet every Saturdsy.
% au,ssns nlEay Ss cissss mo No iia0s j.
salmon sec 4is6 Knox CT Meets 2t
and tih THURSDAYS Carpenters hall
srotherhood halfway Freight Kandlers-
Ralph X Reed, sec, iis W, Maple. Meets
80 Of a saiway rrs,nmsn no.
third sunday afternoon. Building Trades
auiidinr Tasorsrs and Kod Carriers Asso-
ciation No. (white)-Chas G Potter,
1925 i.arimer ST every Thursday night.
ies S, Lafayette. Meet Mondays. is''
carpsn..rs no. IT'S tAma,g.mas.a,-David
Jones. sec; p Q, BSx Sex, rs; hss, Meet every
sec Meets isi and srd Mondays. iisa
Carriage and wagonmakers Local NO. 1aa
r.. Hacgiin. see. 1876 F. Alameda ave
Meets end Tuesdays, Ss2 Charles bldg
Cement Yinishsrs and Helpers NO. 1ss-
VIM. Meisenbaeh: Sec; isil Stout & st.
phone Champa les. Meets every Wed
nesday. r. Building Trades Siuo' Siuo
bldg.
Cement workers NO. SC ". Stein, sec.
a14k. Curtis ST Meet Tuesdays. Building
Trades Club. Club bldg.
Cigarmaksrs no. iae-J; w. Sanford. sec;
Sd Tuesdays. 1856 Champa-
Cce~a and Car builders NO. 11se-E G
Summons, sec. Meet list and Srd Fridays.
40l Club bldg.
Commercial Tslssraphers' Union of Amer
lea no. SIC NJ Worth. NJ. d. Sec.
treas. $40 18th st Meet subject to call
of president
slS Club bldg Meets every Monday
night. SIS Club bids -
Electrical Worksrs NO. - (fnsids Aen)-
C. a. Bristow. sec. Box 81. Meet every
Monday. 40 King blk
Electrical Worksrs. Mo. n5-Secretary.
4ul Z. & C. bldg. Meets every wednes-
day night. 4o1 f. & G. bldg.
United labor bulletin., 1913-01-16

La Belle SC cigar, the best union-madt
&c cigar in the United States.
United labor bulletin., 1913-01-16
AsANDoNs CONVICT LEASING.

Fort Worth, Textile Union Banner
is authority for the statement that all
leases for convict labor have either ex-
pired or contracts voluntarily abrogated,
and 1t is felt certain that Texas will
never again resort to placing conyicts in
with free labor.
United labor bulletin., 1913-01-16
After dinner try Principe de Lees.
ICE SKATING CARNIVAL.

Great times are being had at the ice
skating rink at Sixth avenue and Broad
way these days and evenings. Fancy and
speed racing are the events which are
attracting large crowds of enthusiastic
lovers of the sport, which is open to all
corners. The ice is in splendid condi-
ton, the big band organ ADDS spirit to
the occasion, the warming room as com
Portable as ever, and undesirables con-
spicuous by their absence. Any doubt
where to spend an afternoon or evening?
ADV.
United labor bulletin., 1913-01-16
INTERNATIONAL HEADQuAR1ERs.

switehmen's Union Of North Amsrica-s
E Heberling. first yice-president, 1906
York St, Denver.
Western Federation Of n6insrs-Ernest
Mills. sec.-treas., sos Railroad bldg,
Denver.
The evening world., 1913-08-25
Into the Night.
BY Cora M. w. Greenleaf.
@OME out into the night with me.
From man-made walls and DWELL
inps Nae

@OME out into the night with me,
l From man-made walls and DWELL
ings flee.
Into the still. fresh. dew-sweet air
or Gods great wonderful, Everywhere.
Leave your towels OF sticks and stones.
Come into the night And hear the tones
or our Fathers voice In the passing
breeze.
And hear the answer. the swaying trees
Whisper In loving reverent trust.
The cares that sting like gnats by day.
Have persisted or vanished now, far
away
And hushed Is sorrows plteous cry
Meath the benediction OF nights calm
sky.
Then come out into the night with me,
Out meath The star-gemmed canopy
OF velvet blue that the good Lord made.
II is all We iced now for shelter or
shade.
Come play with the stars that are
twinkling bright.
The sky seems go near to earth at n! ght.
Breathe long and deep OF the fragran.
air,
Let your soul expand in tine Every
whssA
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My Hunt for a Wife
N.w Ye,A B.ehe.o,'s "Quea o, the Colleen Gs'."
By Victor ]. Wilson.
NO. 6.-THE GIRL WITHOUT HEA RI.
By Victor ]. Wilson


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NV
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nir .
hearts
Marian had sufficiently
o
midnight
1t taciy
Ny action guided entirely
We O
When
And under those circumstances
adjusted
understanding
9 Marian's
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nestle Dialoeues
BY Alma WOODWARD

ns 20. The New York Evening World.
Mr.. b. drately)-I don't care! The
blamed thing bit me.
Mrs. r. Ucily)--Its dead and cooked.
Mr.. B. displaying his finger)-well.
look at these marks. IL you don't be.
lieve me.
Mrs. B. tcontemptuously)-Y held
the claw too tightly. that's all.
Mr.. Il. CLOSING his teeth hard)-Maybe
you think Tip not going to get this
thing Upen--but ! am!
tnsliWr . blow with tho handle Of the ~.
falls to TIE Moor and smsshss.J '' ~ ''''''
Mrs. 3. falsettofully)Jam You're
breaking things!
Mr.. Il. with concentrated venom
Yes. madam. and I'm going to break
this crab. among other things!
deliver snothsr death. dealing hiow)
Mrs. b. (sternly shrilp-James. stop
wiping your hands on the rug!
Mr. B. (breathless)--Gotta! Used 10
| everything else In sight.
Mrs. b. Cplacinx a OBTAINING hand on
his arm)-I don't feel like eating crabs,
James. I've turned against EN-. James,
l want a boiled egg
Mr.. Il. calling limp In the chair)-
How much did you say they charged for
crab meat?
Mrs B.--A dollar a pound.
Mr.. b. lmOpping crab Juice from his
forehead)-Well. IN he blamed II l can
see how they do It at the price.
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trunk. and Quincy ana wdiloushby
looked on.
The minister. absorbed In his reading.
did not b.,ray much interest In the ex-
element until Nell was hung into tho
room. Then he strolled over to the
trunk. glanced at II, shook his head
with appraised eyes and went back to
the pious study OF his book In his Ia
vorits corner, Strife and disturbance
were rcpellent to Mr.. spelain. His con-
xrexatlon always spoke OF him as
very good man"
The Sergeant took hold Of Nella arm
and swung her around roughly, She
was such IA poor little shrinking thing
AMI withhl NJ pretty In her dtstrsss
that Joan and Caroline, who CHANGED
To he looking In her direction. could
not refrain from audible expressions OF
pity.
"oh. dCa't hurt her. Mr., Sergeant"
pleaded Joan,
NO fear" returned the SERGEANT. You
can't hurt the likes Of her very easily"
Bu, Nsll gave Joan a grateful glance
that the latter remembered FOR long
afterward and was always slad that
she had earned.
Now. then went on the Sergeant
giving Nells arm another pull, what
have you got on your Come on! Give
up'
Seli deliberately turned her back to
tho Sergeant as he lot 20 OF her arm
She looked inQuirinsly at Doogan. who
replied, Yes" in the unspoken language
Of the eyes. and nodded slightly,
No one else In tho room observed
this lightning telsgrsphy. hut Nell
was sharp-wittsd. and II was a. clear
10 her as II Jack Doogan had shouted
an Affirmative at the top OF his voice.
Very slowly she took from some part
~; lsI clothing . small roll Of bank
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notes and held them out to The ~.
geant. He snatchsd them from her
with a triumphant grunt.
Where did you get this moneyr
he demanded.
In tho linen closet"
In the linen closet"' exclaimed
MadEs Carr. why, that 10 ~
money"
"How much was there'" asked ths
Sergeant a. ne counted It and ~
ran over II again.
-Four one Thousand bills" answered
MadEe.
That's right - Here you ere.
I'd advise you 10 and some safer place
for Il after this"
~ don't know what to do with ~
said Madge as she took the notes.
"oh. James" she continued to Clunsy.
she stole my money! You take care
Of II. dear"
Hut James Clancy hastily put his
hands behind his back, as II he were
AFRAID 10 touch 1t while the kiSpt0-
mGniacal Impulse might be on him, and
gave vent TO a most emphatic Mo-"
Msdge looked at him In surprise. and
the two entered into an extended af6u-
ment In low tone. In which James
Cluney tried To make her cOmprehend
why he could not take the money. but
without revealing his true reason. They
were still talking when the SsTsesAt
called to Thompson.
Thompson
Yes. Sergeant responded Thompsoa,
turning away from Jack Doogan ~
luctantly.
do you know either Of these psopler'
don't know, I can't remember Tat
] ever saw the girl before until cADe
Into this house. But I'm pretty ~
Eve run GsAinst Tie man eomowAesA@
CTo Ne ContpueA.l
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Copyrieht, 1913. by The Press
Profit and Loss!
ne dining room Of Browns fiat.

Scene: Tho dining room Of Browns fat
a n RS b. Clustering In her spouse)-
M Now James, Just look what rye
AVA got for you this evening! Aren't
you glad. dear?
0Ar b. Cblithely)-A mess OF hard
shell crabs! Well. we'll. it's good
long time since I really tackled one In
IL lair. I'm going to enjoy this feed.
: think half the fun Of eating these
= n the picking. don't your
Msa d. (gaily)-IEh-huh! Well just
have . picnic. We two. and eat a. many
- ~ please. Goodness knows what
NJ capacity 4.
Or. B. (blandly)-well I'm good for
Q dossn aA least. Geo. you got . lot Of
'sm there. How much did they stand
vouf
Nrs. h. 0mpressively)-You'll be sur.
prissd when I teu you. James. All I
paid for 'em was twenty-five cents
lossn-and big whoppers. too. They say
that q dozen makes a pound Of crab
meat. and they soak YOU dollar a
pound for II In the fish markets. Maybe
there isn't proht in that. eh7
My. B. (scornfully)-Well.I should say.
And even II It involved skilled labor
you might make allowances for their
charging such a price. But. picking n
crab why. any Kid en- do It! Well.
there's only one thlng to do When
you feel like eating crab meat. get the
crabs and pick 'em as You go along
Just as I'm going 10 do now.
Mrs. II. ,help!ng ,heiselO-l'm Just
crazy to get at 'em. Say. how do you
begin? It's 50 long since I've done It.,
rye forgotten how.
Mr.. II. (explainngr-You take off the
top part of the shell first, But I've
kind OF forgotten whether ii comes off
easily from the front or the back. Both
ways OF this particular animal seem
hard.
Mrs. u. dmpatlently)-Oh, what's the
use OF trying to take the animal apart
In n scientific way Just let's smash
'em.
Mr.. II. (firmly)-No, I want something
with Just one point, like er-like a
scarfpin. only heavier. You see. want
to pry this thing open.
Mrs. Il. suggest!ng)--Would harpin
doS
Mr. B. (strugglh.g)--No. 1t isn't strong
enough. The iceplck' That's It, Give
me the good, old lcepiCk.
Mr. II, lsihw out into the kitchen for the
jce,ick)
Mr.. b. WIciously-Ah ha' Now, you
tentacled monster Wen see who con-
Quers!
Makes = s'sh at tie crab, There is a sudden
spash II li1udl
Mrs. b. ,shriekiHgy James! You've
spattsred all my brand clean lingerie
dressl A
The evening world., 1913-08-25
Copyright. 1913. by II. X. Fly Coz
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS.

SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS.
James Cluuey - about 70 naarIy Maise ,aT,
daughter Of an atseat- minded old merchant Niny
costly wedding prsrents have been sen, To !,,e
Cars' Riverside Drive house. Their vallr ~
ci,eS the cupidity 81 Jack Isvean. a clever th,,i
who resolves to steal them. ipo1san eniist ,ne
aid 81 Nell Jones. q grl Ia whom he - en1w :.
aud who secures a place A. lady's maid at re
Cara. Clney ncuously asks hts best man, T.
" illoghhy " II IL safe for him tn marry lrsi an
eccentric nncle's mental failings may have hen
inherited by him in the form ~ kledomania, lie
telephones 10 Police Headlusres for deta-at,.
to watch him. Later he asks MI Cmr 20 '".
into the iihrsry safe ior him a bundle ~ nnI., a
wedding present fcs Madys poos-n - sa%''i is,
whom Ciuncy has telephoned. arrives. he !, me.
by Nell. Who intNsiuces Doogan IN cnhy,
Doogan gets rid Of Thoml~on Dy . nse anu " y
intrinces himself to cluneS a. the desctn ss 'te
ct,rb any tsndrtsy on his part toward ksptonlnla
Several presents nursing. Jam,soh, msl,e .S
frsnd WHO has given Carr some strk certi'lcNeS
a. coatsrIl for . loan comes 70 redeem me Ger,
iificat,~ The safe in which they have been lIatl
sor saiety As found looted Jamison goes fpr ne
1iice. sergeant assume. csn,fI OF ,nr " snn.
ton Cluney creates a diversion ny "unS cum
Tossing that ne IL . keptmnan'sr.
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op Theft & s Szsat 4aegy Ct the ,;Se ~

bag and baggage" replied Caroline.
She must have slipped out by way Of
the basement door"
Thank God" murmured Jack boo.
KAN.
but Jack Doogan's gratitude to Provi.
dence was premature. lie was willlnK
enough 10 take all tho punishment that
might he coming Tor the audaciDus trick
he and SeN had played On tho Carr
household. and when ne heard mat HE
sweetheart had got away. the feeling OF
Joy In his bosom WAS 80 great that II
entirely swamped any approximations he
might have had as to his own fate. But.
mr. intimatcd already. his satisfaction
that Nell had escaped was not war
rantcd,
O'Mall-y. who had been at the front
door. came into the room. dragging Nell
ny her wrist. lie nung the weeping
and terrified girl into the very hands
~ the Sergeant with savage Get IN
here. you
DoOgan made n desperate effort to
break away from Casey. hut the police
man had him In IA firm grip and. giving
him "A shake, growfei: stand still. will
you. or III hand YOU one with y hiily."
Everybody has got to stay In this
room" shouted O'Malley. Hold 'en
all. Sergeant
Pm going top replied the sergeant.
you nailed her, did you. O Mailcy?
How did sou do IT,
DOT her Just as she was making a
get 'away In u taxi. had my suspicious
back. too"
"Tn.y've got US. Jack" cried the girl.
pitifully.
Never mind. Nell. It's all right
Don't you worry" was his reply.
But there was hopelessncss In his tone.
although 1t was all on her account. with
out any consideration for himself
you say there was "A trunk. O'Mal-
Ayf" said the Sergeant. Bring It In
here"
An right O'Brien has Il out In the
hall" explained D'Malley. Then. going
to the uoor. ne callei out "O'Brlen,
briHx IN that trunk into this room"
What for?" shputol DoOgan. still
fun OF nght What are you dragging
TINS young lidy's trunk about for? It's
her own. ! can answer for that"
oh. you can. EN-" snared the Ser
geant, with knocking smile. That's
very good OF you. But guess wen
take "A look AT H. anyhow. Where 10
It. O'Malley?"
O'Brien. a policeman bigger and
brawnier than any OF tho othsrs. car
ried a steamer trunk Into the room on
his shoulder. and put II down IN front
OF the Sergeant.
MY steamer trunk" cried Joan. "Oh.
MY ] hope my things are In II all
"a tee
Il guess they are. Miss" the Ser-
geant assured her. she hasn't had .
chance 90 get anything away. you see"
1'nere Was a general hubbub OF ex-
cd voices as Mr. and Mrs. Carr and
iAsIr th.as daughters surrounded tho
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Carr realized lust what had happened
Casey led Doogan back and held han
In front OF the sergeant.
so you're a detective, are Nou'
sneered the latter Keep him IN
charge. Casey. Who did he say he
wasp
He said his name was Doogan," 70
pied cluney. "But heres his card with
another name on it
lie handed the card to the sergeant,
who read II at Il glance and exclaimed
Joe THOMPSON" Why. Joe is one
OF our hest plain clothes men. This fell
low In u crook"
II didn't say my name was Dpogan.
did I?' demanded Jack Doosan ~
Cluney II only said you could call
me that Wasn't that NJ"
Doogan was still fun Of hsht. nut he
knew he had his back against the wall
and he felt pretty certain that he must
yield at last. Only, 1t wasn't In his
makeup - give up while there was a
IN ousand-to-one chance of mis- beating
the game. as he would have expressed
It himself.
"Oh, this II all plffle'" interrupted the
sergeant. "I've heard this kind OF talk
before. You have been trying 10 make
out you are Lieut.. Joseph Thompson,
and now you are caught with the goods,
See2"
Did I understand you to say MIR.
DoOgan is crook?" asked Mrs. Carr,
putting her ear-trumpet in the SER
geants face Il don't quite understand"
Yes, madam, that's what said.
When I say crook mean that he Is
"A thief Most likely We shall ind his
'inger-prinfs and mug In the gallery at
headquarters when we look MIN IN"
N"Not In a thousand years" broke out
Doogan. denantly. And. what's more.
III sue you for false arrest as soon az
] can get to my lawyers office"
Don't you think you've made a mis-
take" asked Joan. who had taken rather
a liking to the moOth-spoken and good
tempered Doogan, Il can't believe that
he Is anything but n gentleman"
Thank you. miss" said poosan, sin
cerely.
There are many things young lady
Ike you couldn't believe that We police
men know IL So" observed the sergeant
Hold on TO him. Casey"
rive got him" returned the matter
of-fact and stoiid Casey
There was u ring at the front door,
and the sergeant turned to Clancy.
directing him to see who was there.
after assuring himself that Casey had u
secure hold on Doogan.
In. another moment Clancy came
back, ushering In the person who had
rung the bell, This person was stout
man. with a red face and white eye
iashes. and he wore brown business
suit.
He was Lieut.. Joseph Thompson.
who, on his cwn authority, was "t.e
best detective in Greater New York"
lie looked at the sergeant ia sp'.c sur
pr!s. and then hailed him;
Hello. ssr-,l-:"
"HellO. Joe. We wee .vs. acu.A.a-
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