He spent the night at the home of Victor's great-uncle, a prison warden whose home bordered on the prison yard.
Hawks's next effort was The Criminal Code (1931), starring Walter Huston as a prison warden whose daughter falls in love with one of his prisoners.
But if Bystander thinks he's got it hard enforcing the law, consider the plight of Bill Sticker, a traffic warden whose interests are listed as walking and sarcasm.
The show is sponsored by the Ethical Culture Society of Westchester, whose leader, Bart Warden, points out that sponsorship does not cost the society any money.
"The fleet is really the heart and soul of the village," said Andrew M. Maynard, the borough's warden, whose job is roughly what a mayor's would be.
I had forgotten the scene when the former Warden, whose dilemma over Hiram's Hospital began the series of Barsetshire tales – opens a drawer and looks at his long-neglected violin.
Motley talked about how King wrote the letter on bits of newspaper edges smuggled into him by a courageous black warden whose main job was cleaning up slop in the cells, and later from pages of a legal pad smuggled in by King's lawyers.
The daily devotion is attested by a rubber stamp in their small record books, which are checked at school by the teacher or at home by the inminban leader, the warden whose duty was to know everything about his or her charges in the building.
Each compound has one or more wardens whose job is to stay in touch with embassies on security matters.
Civilians became "twice citizens", doubling up after a day's work as air raid wardens whose duties included collecting bodies – or bits of bodies.
