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WHAT IIAS GONE MRI
JUDITH MARTIN h teaching
her Irst year in I'eadteton State
ltlc WATERS. a rebellious
senior. and DR. mm DoltN.
serials was My protessor.
DEAN ‘I'IMO‘I‘II BROWN is '
by her choice at atedsni
aealu to bring her
He M to tacitly coerce
“I. “It alts-ass.
Inna amnion. to lure with
Jalth.
i
0n Molar-lire. when Judith l
ls alone In Ilyre'a sorority boars
tor the Christmas holidays. Shea
tries to brat h the deer. Judith
the air. frightening him
Mtertheaewterln MShea's
and. II mashed,
urinacreehoeteiton-n. iii-
poeilets are toll of letters.
. coining horas with Will
Erie's trat bmihrr.
meets Myra. rushing out of the
boarding house. a'ying. “Eric's
been arrested.”
NOW 00 ON WITH THE STORY
CHAN!!! XXXW
H8 and Will stopped short.
“Arrested?" repeated Will.
Myra leaned against the wood
on post by the steps. with her race
on her arm. "Yes." she moaned
Then she held the paper out to them
Will made a dash for it and Judith
tollowed him up the steps. The
streamer headline. below the word
"Extra!” reed. “Popular Student Ar
rested in Shea Case.”
There were only two paragraphs.
printed in larger type than the rest
or the page:
“Shel-id Robert Connell announced
that Eric Waters. a prominent sen
ior in the university. would he
rested and held as a material witness
in the Shea case. tollowing the de
eipharing of letters found in the dead
man's pocket.
"the expert working on the mud
stained letters completed their do
eiphering late tonight. and as this
paper goes to mac. officers are on
their way to the chapter house oi
‘Sigrna Pal. a prominent aoeiai fratar
nity. with a warrant for Watera' ar»
M.”
“Everybody's 'prorninent'. at any
rate." laughed Judith. with tears in
her roles. She turned to tind Myra
flaring at her.
"Isa. laugh.” shrieked the girl
"laugh. That's the kind of woman
you are. Erie adores you-oh. yea
don't ehalte your head. i know he
does. And when he gets in trouble.
you stand there make ailly Jokes
about it. 1 mum tor laughing at
him. i hate you tor being loved by
him. But i hate you worse tor not
appreciating him. Oboe."
She pushed past them and ran
down the street toward her sorority
house. .
Wethersl sat down by Judith and
spoke very gently. "Try to thinit
what i can do. Judith. I'm ready to
do anything you say."
"Ready to do anything?" repeated
Judith. ”that's what Eric said
That's what Dorn said. on. why
can't people do anything to help?"
She turned a piteoua face toward
him. He was speechless.
“Oh. will] «of! pruplr do anything to help?" She turned
a pileona [ace (award Ill'm.
Judith jumped up. "We‘re not to
get more lnforguuilon than this. To»
paper doesn't really tell auytblua
Will you go with me?"
Without a word. Will pushed tht
door open {or her and illt‘)’ ran down
the steps (mm the porch
”This is what the newshoys wort
crying when no new in the quad
music. And we never know!"
"Come, Judith." snitl Will breath
ieeely. as he run along beside her
“You can't go on like this. You'll
drop with exhaustion before you
reach the newspaper office. Try to
[at hold of yourself a bit."
Obedienlly, she stopped runninr
and walked along. clinging to \Vlll'e
arm. They touched lhe uowmupci
corner. only to llnd tho oflloe dark
and the doors lurked. The ialsl rem
bent of the crowd was drilling nwny
Will sow a small boy colulilg (mm
a rear door in the plnnt. i’llitl rosin-.1
to him. Judith at his heels. "Will-l
do you know about the arrest of tho.
studen‘."" Wotherel usde the boy
The younzsinr sl‘rnll‘holl his hold
while Judllh's eyes implored him
“Don‘t know noihin'. l'm just a
copy boy. But i heurd 'em talking
about arrest ‘ns material witness‘-
whatever ihnt is." lie looked up at
them in wonder at their excitement
"Where's the city editor?" asked
Will.
"Gone home to bed. and you'd bet
ter not wake him. He's in n hi.‘lliit’fl
temper. Somebody pied the whole
from page while they was gctilu'
out that extra."
Wetherei turned to Judith. "The
sheriff's oiiice is our next chI bet."
he sold. taking her arm.
They started off aguln. in silence
The court house was several blocks
hurry. up old brick building by the
pusloi'ilve.
"No use," said Will. "the “inflows
liro dark." 'l‘lley lilinoli ltl\\.li‘il lbo
pulll-u t=tllilon across the SirOil. A
sievpt mun in the hull diruciod them
to tho nlglli chief‘s oiiil‘e.
Will optmml the door and followed
Jlltlllh low the room. The night
chief use it hlli‘l)’. bold hl‘iillt‘ll llllln.
slum-bed over a suiltnry palm» of
chess. He started up “lli‘ll be now
ibt-m. "Howdy. tolka." he mill
‘Jusi about to chcckmnto mscif
Whul can i do (or you?"
"We have come to silk about Eric
Wulers." suld \Yeiherei. "Why is
he under arrest?"
"Well. now." said the chief. rub
hing his hands. "Couldn't just any
be true under arrest. ‘Dululnrll It!
lllllierlnl wllnesa' is what the hooks
any. Found a letter addressed to
him among those in the dead man's
pocket. Bheu was goin' to mull it in
Mivillloburg. it seems. The letter
wns right in the center of a bunch
of ten. Slime hndn't soaked through
to ll."
"What about the others?" salted
.ludlih.
The chief shook his head. "Noihin
doln'. liundwrltln' expert used everv
wash on ‘em he knew. and couldn't
read ‘em. We'll never know what
was in 'cm. '3 my guess." lie went
lumbering back to his chess game
Judith looked at Weillerel hope
lossly. Wt'ihcrel turned buck to the
chief. "Wluli was in the letter-
unylillng lm-l'inlinuilng?"
The chief rolled his tongue in his
cheek, cooking his head over the
those board. He did not limit ul‘
uguln. “(‘ouldn't say. mister. Not
ziliou-ed to give out that kind at in
formation. You'll ll.i\t' to wait till
the inquest. or maybe till the trial."
‘Tllo trial!" gasped Judith. "Whom
are they guiur. to try?“
The tllll‘l’ not went. They could
see his tongue moving inside his
(‘th on he pondered Silli‘lllllly over
the plan. At last. “Hull?" llu lfllil.
looking up,
Jurllili llll'lli‘il au'uy,
hurting to her eyes.
“Wlu lll ore they going to try?" re-
pented \t'etilt-rl-l rurtly.
The ('lili‘f rubbed one check with
the palm of his hand. “iluw «F l
itnow’.’ \-‘lll~n the time comes. they i:
try llli' rill lu-l‘t. of course."
the tears
"May we are “'illi‘r‘?" asked
Welberrl.
llut Jlldilh caught him by tile
alcmc. "Not now. Eric won t want
us to are him—there.“
The chit-f nodded his head. “Yep.
in tho mormn'. Jnii's lovlmll up illr
lilo lll;'.lll now."
,\\'etllcrei it-d Judith Out of the
building and llliili'il a taxi. “Shull i
tell tlll- lilial‘r to inkl- us out into the
country for n while. Julio. till you re
lax it little? \‘uu non'l want to go
book lulu lhzlt 9:1.ny bouillon;
housr. '
.lillilill nollllrli sill-pity.
\l'ollu‘rl'l rllt in Fllt‘lll‘o for snow
Aime. smokinw. "Who you utllrild
to nsk me about low. Jude. was it
L‘ric you mount?"
"1 don‘t know. Will." suld Judith.
"I'm fond of “”0. but this awful
tnnulo lli.’l'{l"i lute sl-rlu very fur
away iillvl irillol."
"No," t'nnirmllr‘iml Will. "it makes
llovo oil the more necessary." lie
”mused. null llll‘ll u-lmt on, "1 wish
il-Irir ll.l(lll'i buvlird so many people
i llltrly "
Judllh broke in abruptly. “Do
')’0ll think llu-y uzl-uvl lo connect him
i with tho nl'lu;ll~lllllllil~l'." She Fold
”the word “ll.“ liliiil‘liliy.
l “'oihorcl walled n lnomont. "i—
hope not. .ludo. it llllllily seems
credible—n chap like \Vniers."
Judith twin lhlllklul: hllrd. "Where
was Eric on t‘hriszmzla lire. Will?"
"i don't know lit- said he come
down from Midlill-burg lhni night
At Ions! he nrrivt-d in Pendlt-lon on
Christmas drly Must hove mme by
the trnin ihnl lent‘os Midlilc-burg at
midnight NO—hy God'” He broke
of! end sinrcd at her wildly.
Judilh clutched his hand.
-tvhnl is ii?"
"i think he came by motor.
iiille striped our of his. if he left
lillddieburtt the high before Christ
mns. he'd just allflul have been
where Shea was killed that night. on
the rpm] "
Judith whirled on him. "Are you
accusing him in your mind?"
Wothrrel shook his head vigorous
ly. "My lord, no. Do you suppose i
want a fraternity brother called a
m-T" Judith put her hand over his
mouth.
"Don‘t say that word. Oh. please
take me home quickly."
The campus clock true calling the
half hour when they turned into Col
logo mod. "is it lonthiriy. eleven
thirty. or two-thirty?” nFth‘t‘l Judith
listlessly. "l've lost all track of
time."
“Eleven-thirty." erherel an~
swrred. consulting his “'illi‘h.
"ilurry. the doors will be locked,"
cried Judith.
A woman wrapped in a long dark
elouk was paring the sldewullt in
front of .llldilb‘s boarding house, but
neither Wclhrrol nor the girl noticed
her until she slnrird out of the she-
down and came up to them,
"Why. what do you want. Mrs.
Brown?” naked Judith.
"l've been waiting for you for
hours." whispered the dean's wife
"We've GOT to save Eric."
(To Be Continued) . '
0 . . . r
Did Eric kill Shes to cut short his
illut-ltnlnlllng career? Judith tries to
find an explanation for Eric's bruised
lace.
"What
Thui
New York Boy Has
Little 10-year-old Frank Cites.
741 52nd street. Bay Ridge, Brook-
lyn. wandered into the Grand Cen-
tral Terminal yesterday and leisure-
ly looked over the annoy-iceme-tt
boards. The word Weatport exught
his eye. sounded euphonlona and so
he decided to travel to Connection
and take a look at it.
Frank didn’t have a nickel to his
Trip To Weatport
And Return—Free
name but that didn't bother him a
hit.
unnoticed and
bound train.
quizzod him about a llt'ki‘l ho ox-
plainrd that if wusn't lluporiuul; ho
wasn't going far. uull managed to
reach the nearby towu.
At
He squr‘ozrd through llll} gull-a
boarded nu oust.
Wlit‘n llll‘ rolllluclor
the station there.
realizing
Al llit‘
hunger l
grasped the young udvl-ulur-‘r and
he inquired about food from n num-
ber of people until one.
he was strange to the town, notified
the Westpor‘. town police.
station he become really hungry, so
the policemen fed him some fruit
and he was put in on automobile
bound for New York city with in.
Hirllrvlnns to toe Lll'lV' r to turn him] over practicable young rover: de-
in \Veetport will be sent
homo without recourse to the pur.
the expense for
them in coming alter the wandering
over to ill“ 1113‘.
sent the rest of the way home.
t'upluin .ll‘rry Dolan
policeman in be
explained
today that the policy of the depart-
nlnul has changed and that when- offspring.
litinotl
min llt‘CflllSo of
Mela to. with t
Iadiotrona . din
The music is clear-true—resl! it comes in over big
distances—makes the evenings lively.
And the weather
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single turn of one control. it has a
one. it has five tubes, drawing
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hustler—gets the distant stations de- ~
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