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It was a most distasteful task to bind | his hands behind him with his uwni suspenders and to gag him with his | coat sleeves. | When I stepped out of that office | and locked the door behind me, 1 was | in complete charge of that State prison, whereof, a moment later, the gates &tood ===¢ open. All I had to do to b2 free was to walk out of the prison, proceed to the prison garage and, in the warden's own car, depart in peace— obviously a warden going about his lawful occasions in the prison car. But even one additional hour before the news was broadcast might make a difference between successful escape and a burst for freedom inglorious and ineffective. ‘Thus thinking, I hurried across to the “Administration block” and set about smashing the telephones and telegraphic instruments and cutting every wire that entered the Adminis- tration Building. This work I bethought me that, ere borrowing his car, I might put the warden where he would do least harin for the longest time. If I made off at once, leaving him peacefully slumbering, he would arise and stroll over to the prison at about 9 o'clock—and the hunt would be up. If, however, I put him “under re- straint,” not only would the discovery be ned, but when it did arrive the | absence of the warden would inevitably | increase the confusion. | Straight from the “Administration | block” I hurried, passed through the | wide-open gateways and walked boldly | up to the front docr of the lonely | house, close by, where, alone with his | elderly Irish housekeeper, dwelt Warden | O'Shaughnessy. | How to get into the house? I had not stopped to think of the bolted deors, nor of fastened windows. How was I to place the warden under ar- rest if I couldn't get to him? | Another bright thought. Promptly I | rang the front-door bell and then flung | a handful of gravel at the bed room window. I will say the w:.lrden was prompt w. interrupted. wanted at the y up, then?” roared the nr-“ den. “Don't roightly know, sorr,” I replied, | “but I was towld to run lotke the divvie.” “Who are you?” “Guard Mt n, sorr . . . “I'll be there . . .” snapped the warden, and as, clad in a long over- coat and pajamas, he stepped out into the “darkness he felt the prod of an automatic. “Up with them, quick!” I snapped. “And step back into the house.” © Back went the warden, his hands above his head and a look of conster- nation on his face. “Do exactly what I tell you—and make it snappy—for I can shoot you here and now and make my getaway.” drawled the warden. 2 Who's in this house except you?” “An old dame,” replied the warden. “She won't do a thing to you.” ‘March to her room and lock her 0 With my pistol touching his back, the warden preceded me up the stairs, opened a door at the back of the | house, took the key from the lock, closed and locked the docr, and of- fered me the key. “Pocket it, quick,” I , “and then raise your hands . . . Walk in front of me to where the garage key | is; then to the garage and unlock it." | ‘The warden hung in doubt for the | fraction of a minute, glancing at the | pistol leveled at his stomach. I raised another and ted it at his face. “Jump to it, warden, said. “You can die if you want to—but I'd like to_spare your life.” romptly turned about, and led | wnstairs and out of the fot the you got key?” I asked. it then, quick.” “There isn't one.” I laughed, even as I realized with | some chagrin that I could have come straight o the garage ané taken the | car wyhout this waste of precicus | minutes. But then, again, I reflected, | well worth lost time, to have the | warden safel: g | s0 to postpone the hour of discovery | end pursuit in the morning. { " The warden threw open the garage | ill the petrol tank and start the e,” I ordered, standing well away rom the warden and covering him with a pistol. S:t'sfied that the tank was full, the engine running and the car in readi- | e 1 LANSBURGH'S 7th, 8th and E Sts.—NAtional 9800 | —_— Ne Connection With Any Other Washington Store There’s Only One and’It Comes But-Once-a-Y ear WAIT It’ll Be Here By Percival Christopher Wren, Author of “Beau Geste” Oopyrisht by Prederick A. Btokes Oo ness, T bade the warden march ahead of me into the prison. locked inside one cf the strongest cells in the prison, and I to the prison gates, wi collection of the was a better scheme than locking him with the rest. The longer it took them to find the warden, the longer it would beMbevare pursuit wl:'t }?mnnmd. 5e passed thro e prison ga it occurred to me that, if I chose to do 80, I could release every single con- vict in that jail. I put the thought from me, how- ever, realizing that it would be & :el:ked :.fihmg 1o turn loose hundreds of and no clothing other than their con- vict garb—save what they could pro- cure by robbery and murder. I thought of Rosemary, and my heart hardened to stcne. Had any one of that gang been in the prison I would have shot him, in cold blood, and called that killing no murder, but an_execution. And then I thought of two convicts, neither of whom was any more a real criminal than was I myself—the boy called Kid Mailes and old Snipe Freen. I would give them their chance. A minute later, the warden was on my way most useful ‘There rison keys ® FREE Auto Parking—Opposite 8th Street Entrance $7.50 Engraved Hy-bridge Frames $3.50 Beautifully engraved Hy-bridge frames with > : new type comfortable Eyes Examined FREE s it Tt rost Dr. Kanstoroom in Charge on nose. Optieal Department—Main Floor. Regular $16.50 High-Grade 9x12 Fiber Rugs : $12.95 Long wearing rugs, made by a well known rug manufac- turer. You'll instantly recog- nize the label. 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Give us a gat and we'll shoot our way out.” “I'll do all the shooting that's to be done,” I sald, “and that's none. ‘There's. a boiler-suit, or overalls, or something of the sort, on the wall of the warden's garage, so youll have that much disgui “The warden's gar: I locked the door ride in his car.” And in followed me prison gate. as I Fishing for gold? fishes' own element, Wi morrow, grasping an dream. Unskilled Jobs Filled. No distribution of application for unskilled laborers will be made May 1 by the Civil Service Commission, offi- cials announced today. They explained the registers already contained suffi- | cient men and women to meet the needs, DEAL AT Some Specials in Home Needs! $4.0 Famous Ranney | iRefrigerator Seamless W hite Porce- lain—Enamel Lined A splendid, high-grade refrigerator with fine white por- celain lined food compartment; has 3 roomy shelves; outer case made of seasoned ash in golden oak finish. 50-1b. ice capacity. 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