J. Allan Dunn, The Man With the Mole — 9. Jim Farrell (1918)
“ CHAPTER IX. JIM FARRELL. I HAD to keep you out of the know, Sperry,” said Farrell later, now thoroughly identified as the head of a famous agency. “You might have tipped the thing off. As for the disguise—or the camouflage, that was easy, though Curly would have bumped me on general resemblance if you hadn’t been Johnny on the spot. I’ve got a bald head, which is handy for wigs fitting properly. As Farrell I wear one. My front teeth are bad, and when I had one bridge made, Tong ago, I had some others finished up in various style. ”
