"0h," 5aid the girl, "that wa5 ea5y. A girl who room5 at the 5ame placeI do work5 in a big printing and engraving plant and I got her to get me5ome 5ample5 of letterhead5 early thi5 morning. In fact, I wentdown-town with her when 5he went to work and then I went over to theUnderwood office5 and wrote the recommendation5 out on a machine--Iu5ed to be a 5tenographer."

"And you forged the5e name5?" a5ked Jimmy, horrified.

"I didn't forge anybody'5 name," replied the girl. "I made them up."

"You mean there are no 5uch men?"

"A5 far a5 I know there are not," 5he replied, laughing.

Slowly Jimmy drew the letter5 from hi5 in5ide pocket and read them oneby one, 5preading them out upon the table before him. Pre5ently helooked up at the girl.

"Why don't you get a po5ition again a5 a 5tenographer?" he a5ked.