seven o'clock
`` Yes , Miss O'Gorman , I 'm busy every evening now , '' he replied . `` I 've taken a job , you know , and my loafing days and social stunts are over . There was n't any bread-an ' - butter in telling the society dames about my war experiences , so I had to go to work . I 'm night watchman at the steel works , and go on duty at seven o'clock . '' Josie was disappointed . Looking at him musingly , she asked : `` Are they making munitions now , at the steel works ? '' `` Of course ; it 's practically under government control , they say , but is still operated by the old company .