Show o 5 o I 1 00 4 WHAT A CLEVER ot BURGLAR MAKES 1 I 4 Here are some inside lights 4 4 j- j jon on the life lite of a a. burglar re revealed re- re I 5 by Richard Powell who v 4 2 for twenty-five twenty years was a ai C fr i master at the shady profession profession I II I sion Ie io S A clever workman may aver- aver averIe Ie 3 I J- J Jage alge age or a month gross S 'S 3 honest 3 4 Income Almost any better 4 land l- l Ie i man can do as well or and and sleep quietly at night 4 Then Tien the burglar must figure 4 A 4 on spending some time in 10 3 4 0 prison Reckoning his his time at 1 4 1500 1500 a a. year his losses Josses through I o enforced idleness are sure to 4 4 be heavy 4 I Lawyers' Lawyers fees moreover will 3 3 I eat up large Jarge portions of his 4 4 haul fr 1 Powells Powell's gross income aver- aver 3 e I If ager agel a year for a quarter oJ 4 4 of a century and in wasted 3 time and lawyers' lawyers fees he lost i 3 e of I a year In other words 3 t. I 1 he worked for nothing and paid of- of 4 a year for the privilege 4 e 4 And he IB is exceptionally 4 4 clever having eluded the the police 4 for seven years at one time and 4 or 4 six at another 41 4 4 When a burglar has as been 4 J 0 4 caught once or twice he is 4 or 4 4 marked and the cost of c crime II 4 I fr I becomes prohibitive because ol 4 I oo swift arrest and conviction are of- of e certain Ie 44 o A 1 t t. A A t o A or 3 4 I I |