The Killing of a Man

Mc ginty sat at the head with a flat black velvet cap upon his shock of tangled black hair, and a colored purple stole round his neck. At the side was a second one laden with bottles and glasses on which members of the company were a turning their eyes. To right and left of him were the higher lodge officials, the cruel, handsome face of ted baldwin among them. Each of these wore some scarf or medallion as emblem of his office. But looking at the rank and file it was difficult to believe that these eager and open faced young fellows were, in very truth, a dangerous gang of murderers.