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til After the ceremony.
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1 SUNDAY AND M A moons these p." lo ”a” I0 and
reliei trotn terrific eedacher.
which have made my life more or
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'Cu'ter's Little Liver pills} My
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v5 Mo -c‘m \ - . s new man. I cannot resist to or.
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1 : JUDITH lim'rIN. temhinr Q'No. Mam 8t. 80. Norwaik
.iI'. st Pendleton University, is sd- t; . . ’
"' nflred by on. PETER noun. BPEGIALIZIJG IN LADIES’
1 astronomy professor, end ERIC 1 1 IERY
WATERS. lesser of the Mini 1 GLOVES. HOS 1
1" stlgcrAtNiectIlItin. HY ‘ l CORSETS AND
11 111 u or BROWN ... ‘ ERWEAR
‘ rents her interest in student si- UND
tllra’ Ind her I headship for f "See Us First for Values"
' 1 * Eric. puticulerlt‘luitler Eric is ’ ‘I
‘1; suspected of boo egg ng.
iii .‘IYRA ALDRICH is in love 1“”
I‘ . with Eric and Jealous of Judith. i ."7‘. T U R K E Y-
'. Benn Brown's wife has sought A ' -
relief from the dean’s tyrenny ' - I
ll‘ In in secret love nilelr, which Ju- And , poultry .nf all kmd"'
am. “booms, When "rims" Special attention in orders
‘ SHE-i. town bootleuer. tries to iven in advance. Fresh stock
:; blackmail Mrs. Browfil Judith ' guaranteed ,
Inks Eric to silence him. '
‘I Shee's body is found under his . , WE WILL INSTALL THE THY
,l cu in is etneflor‘mfitfflo nested '
es s ms oss ruse
N - . letter sddressed to hlrn is MODERN MARKET:
11‘ found in Shut-'- pocket. 16 North Main Street
M Dean Brown p0!“ plscsrds P. E. Iv‘airchilii. Prop.
oi the mammoth religious rally TELEPHONE 1456
E to he held by FNANGELIST
I- FORREST POOLE.
..1 Sewers! days utter Eric‘s Ir-
1: t, Judith goes home. to find
ii him sitting on the front steps. . AU IOMATIC $2 00 Allowed
gI. whittlinz. I I B U R , 1, ' ' 3!
'1 : now 610 ON wirn run s'ronr “‘ - - ' For .in Old 121:1
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i APT XXXVI“ . -
J‘ ' RicclflucedEllie absurd whistle , . ' Oil, Get or Electric Lamp
1‘ at. his mouth snd‘hiew n’blnst. U " RI R 0 DAYS On the Put-chime of a1
Judith sat down weakly beside IN Y0 R HOME ON T AL F0 3
him on the step. BEAUTIFUL MILLER
He rose, pulling her to her feet. QUALITY LAMP
“Flivycr's down the street a. little 6 the of th' ,
w... 1.... .0 .0. .. .1... m... . We want Y U to be the judge of performance is won-
lt down there to avoid drawing
crowds to your front door. Every
body knm my car. "
Judith went down the sidewalk
with him and climbed into the little
cur. Eric drove through the town.
1 put: the campus end out into the
' Granville road at low-breaking speed.
When they were well into open coun-
.. try. be slowed down to a. steady
.; “K we, end slouched in his scat. with
" one arm on the wheel.
“Now," he said. "tell me what
you know about all this "
Judith stared at him. "I don't
know snything. I don't even know
what you're talking shout."
. Eric studied her face, only glanc-
; ing away now and then to the raid
' They passed no vehicles. e
"Then." he said. "it you can't ex-
iein it. l'ro lost my grip on sanity.
universe has turned into n madi
”use."
Judith put her hand on his erm.
. “Just tell me what happened. as
quickly as you can." she said. "I've
waited long enough."
"Only this." he enswered. "Mrs.
I Brown has ruined. herself for life.
1. in the eyes at at least two persons—
in order to get me out of Jail.
must be med."
"Whet did she do?" asked Judith.
bending forwyd.
"She came! to the chief of police
end the county attorney end told
them the most prodigious lies. How
enybody in the world could have
believed them is beyond me.
"But they evidently did for: they
me on the strength at her
story. nd told the dean where to
.heed in, doe. without giving him
my expteuution.‘ The old boy is
reging. no bed tested blood. end
he would hate been eetisiied witbt
:‘I no h. then the electric cheir for
sue
me.”
"‘9qu start It the beginning."
mid Judith. "and tell the wbde
story."
"Very well." Eric inner-ed. “this
is whet happened You ested me
where 1 but been on the tiny the
m‘er was discovered. I bed gene
out-herded: «scour thebeene
. e! the W. to mete sure tbet
1, mutua'elctte'rswu'eieith
5;
I. They turned fitto e winding littlo
m stardom
"I didn't know." said Eric, “but,
knowing Shea. I thought there might
be evidena in them against the—-
as e. whisky buyer. or against the
dean's wile or against you."
"I went out tter dark with e.
flashlight and ookcd the wreck
over. Of course the letters weren‘t
th c When I got back to town,
th news was all over the campus
that 111:! s had been found in his.
pocket an were being deciphered. "‘
Judith touched his arm. ' "231111
Why did they airestIyou? What hnil'
you written him?‘ ’
Eric leugbedjfifl hadn't written
him. As it turned out. however, he
had written me. and not mailed the
letter.
"In it. he warned me to keep out
at his alieirs or I‘d regret it. That
suggested to the sbcrlif t t 1 might
have e. motive for bumpin him off. ”
Judith‘e eyes were on the place
where the bruise bed been, over his
left eye. Its lsst trues were lost
disappearing. She dropped her eyes
and said nothing.
road. with old-fsehmnd1M fences
on either side. “i wasn't much wor-
ried," continued Eric. "though 1
listed the scandal. For. at my me.
they couldn't bung enytbing on no.
They hadn't eny evidence."
Judith frowned. “Hang enytbln:
on you? Whet e queer wuy to speak.
Of course they couldn’t hung uny-
thing. There wun't anything to
hang."
Eric shrugged. and went on with
his story. udtth‘e glence st him was
finely eded. “I new old
Brown would get me if tbce wee
myweytodoit.‘ heeeid. “Andi
wired Dad tomelewyertor
me. He‘s prohehly done it by this
:‘ql
eeid Judith.
“tint you .1. 1 little unioeling to-
werd your This in't e very,
sever-y mm, for
Eric‘s nee hardened. “Nor for
me,” he aid. “But. it's their owl
isn’t, totemdhigmodowntethie
.-n
E".
it! ate tom
"Us” _
Judith touched his arm. “But win, did they al'rcsti you?
Titrie.11nIbody would hate meddled
\iith 111c.‘ ¢
“‘Tlmts it scli‘wh View, Eric," said
Judith, “but go on."
“I was amusing myself in their
dirty little jail today. \\‘a.l.ClllnB.,,1lle
roaches cut the bread and beans
tho Jailer had brought for me. when
the Jniler came in. chewing tobacco.
and grinning." .
“Goon," uigcd Judith.
"'Ceme along, buddy.'l1e said to
1nc.'Tho chief wants to see you. 1
tonnd the chief sitting at his desk.
tel}! solemn and uncomfortable.
.“Tho chief waited for the jniler
to go away, which he did, with
many backward. curious glances and
much spitting of tobacco. Then the
chief mid to me. ‘We' re going to
turn‘ou loose, Waters. Your sill-1i
has been supplied.’
"I looked at him in astonishment
I hadn't known they had (one so
for us to look (or ’1 alibi tor me.
'But before you go. the chief con-
tinued, 'I want e llitlo talk with
you.’
"Of course I answered. smiebly,
all the time wondering who the
deuce could here come u my rescue.
'Look here. young feilow.’ said the
chief. shaking e fut linger It me,
‘let me vs you some good edvice.
It‘s ti fog you to stnlgbten up,
and not go getting into my more
disgraceful scrapes ’round this town.
Myedvloetoyoufromnowenieto
lay oi! the wine end women. end
ettk to song.‘ '
“‘Pleaee eiueidete, chief: I said.
an for wine. I plead mini! to the
sort impeachment. But men—2'
And there 1 nude 1 Joseph-resisting.
'e-wtfegesture.
"But the old booe Just leugbed.
throwing his bad is: beck end
over.
“Cut out the binding, Waters.
he Mmenisbed me. '1 know the
whole story. end your 9117an
won't go down with me. What we‘re
in in new is your hare
e mnty utter-nu think
you. bet 1 hem.)
“nuts-was
e
I .
~~':-i!‘o-nw.'u\.». .1. o
. I raw!
“ Ital lmrLyou lUl‘th’ll him 1’,"
.' "'Snrhiy not. sir',‘ I interrupted
Ihim. ‘l [Hilll'it be so common a spe-
cies us iinii.’ /
"The (‘llliI was raising the frank-
fllrit‘r fingrr to shake it at me
again, uhcu the door opcncd’and
the trlutccti-lmklng Jailcr'nppcurcd.
“lie sluncbeil actors to the chief's
desk and luid n “bile cm clone on it
I'lieu uith one mighty shot at tho
spittoon. he turned and smiled lnsu
lentiy at me and siouched out. sgah."
"11 or neven's sake. hum." cried
Judith. "I belieie you use dragging
this out on purpose for the sake of
dramatic effect. The Jailct‘ a tobacco
means nothing to the story."
Eric dissented. "it means atmos.
phere. lend atmosphere. in 311*
drhma. means everything. Only I
wish this both “i been garlic-flavored
atmosphere." e
He smiled at Judiih's despairing
taco end took up the llm“l‘flll\e
agein. "The chief didn‘t era the
envelope, but Just glanced at it a
moment end turned back to me.
“Toung men,’ he said. ‘from now
on, We‘re going to have our eye on
you. And the next time you get
mixed up in anything like this, the
district ettorney will see to it that
you leave town.‘
"I nnsvéered. calmly. thst the next
bootlcgger in Poodleton pinbably
wouldn’t be so careless as to set him-
self killed.
"Tbe chief out up and roared si
me, ‘ ‘rn not telking ebout the boot-
now. young man. I‘m telk-
ut the lady. It's e demn
she didn't let you go to trial
for ‘ murder. Hurt es e. ima.‘
"By this time I was not feelins
flippent. I stersd st hi 'i don't
11an e. word of is.‘ i told
him.
F“ “The chief eneered. ‘ell. whether
you do or not. it'll ply you from now
on to mid yo :- business end let
respectsble ed women sione‘. "
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