SERIAL STORY
TAMBAYGOLD
BY SAMUEL HOPKINS ADAMS
COPYRIOHT. tt4t,
NCA SKNVICI. INC
TUB STOKYl Mow lUnmw
frvaaslea varmlaaloa fmm Jana
Ann Judaim, laat of artatocralle
aiaaiira of run-Sown Tanthar
Plantation, 1o art Tdrla
Ittnrk. iraa-on tarra, woadrra war
aura a prettr vlrl la aoured on
world. She acquire caatnmera In
bearded Prof, Larea Ollrar of
Wtlllrar V. nto la discing; for
ladtan rellca at Tajabar, football
tar Angol Todd Interoatod in
ludSr who eold-Bhooldora ala In
vitation, nolf. Mnm'o pet aknnk.
tnakra aoqnalntnnro of old Swhy,
at aioreno refuse Doc" Oliver
la marborlna;
KIDNAPPERS, INC.
CHAPTER V
TDUR likely looking lads cams
In at nine-fifteen the evening
of the Rogues' dance and called
for waffles. Juddy, who was
clling up the order trolley, didn't
oven give them look. One of
them, a brainy looking bird in
spectacles, began to hum the Frosh
Song.
"Go teU tour dear old Gramma
That good old Chi Rho Gamma
It pious like a Sunday school, to
wont you join our band?"
It was the signal They all
stood up and yelled "What! No
beer?" and stuck bag over Jud
dys head and shoulders and car
ried her out to their car. I yelled
"Police!" a couple of times for
the record and sneaked into the
front seat beside Specs.
"Pause for station identifica
tion," he said, and they opened
up with a song. Then the back
seat went to it, like the college
kids do.
"Rags!"
"Huh?"
"Take a peek to the bag. See
If she's alive."
"Does it matter?"
"I think we ought to know. Just
for curiosity, lady, are you alive?"
"Have no fear, little one," Rags
said. "Burly ruffians though we
be, we mean you no harm to life
and limb. With less gentlemen
ly gangsters you might be facing
a fate worse than death."
Juddy giggled and I felt better
about her. They pulled up at
an abandoned shack and bundled
Juddy out and into it, while I sat
on the steps to check on develop
ments. One of them flashed a
light, and she blinked when the
bag was off.
She handed them a haughty one.
1 suppose this is soma Freshman
prank."
"Ah!" said Specs, "What digni
ty!" "What poise!" Rags said.
"There's a sense of reserve
power. Don't you feel it, fellows?"
"Phooey," Juddy said. "What
are you going to do with me?"
"You're being invited to the
Rogues' party. Do you mind?"
. . .. i
"You might have asked me that
before you started."
"She.doesnt mind," Tatters
aid. in.;,.
I "The social amenities must be
I preserved," the big, rawboned
redhead said. "Permit me." He
; pointed to the one with spectacles.
"Presenting Watrous Smith. He's
lour highbrow."
"Reference, Philosophy In, he
said. "May I have the fourth
dance?"
t "This team are the famous
rlress-up twins, the Owen brothers.
Rags and Tatters to you." ,
'THEY saluted like wooden sol
diers. "Trusting to be favored
with your continued patronage,
we are and-so-forth."
It wasn't a bad show. I en
joyed it But I wasn't so sura
about Juddy. The introducer
made his bow.
"I'm Van Riper Clark. Gents,
meet Miss Judson."
; "We're acting in the Interests
tot Angel Todd, our brother in the
'indestructible bonds of Chi Rho
Gamma," Rags told her.
"I want to go home," Juddy
said.
"Here's Mom Baumer, yearning
her heart out to go to the dance
n
"Mom," Juddy said. "Do you
really want to go to this dance?"
"Well, I do," I said. I did too.
I like fun.
Juddy kept still quite a long
time. So did the snatch-party.
Wise kids, those. Finally she
said, "I still want to go home. My
theory is that if I'm going to a
party, I'd better get into party
clothes."
An hour later we made our
royal entry at the Rogues' dance.
Angel Todd was in a comer
surrounded by a bunch of drool
ing female twlrps. She was al
ready a success when I noticed
the Big Boy cocking an uneasy
eye. Pretty soon he came over
and shook hands with Juddy and
me and said to her right off the
bat,
"Do you think I'm a heel?" In
his dinner clothes he was about
the best-looking thing outside the
movies. No blame to Juddy for
smiling.
.' "It was pretty Juvenile," she
Itold him.
; "I know. But it's the only way
II could get you."
j "I like your gang."
"What about me?"
"I haven't decided yet."
"Let's dance."
"Your big friend is a fast
Worker," she said later.
"Where were you?"
"Parked."
"What did you expect?"
She smiled queer sort of
smile. "Parties are the same every
where, I guess. You get passed
from hand to hand around a hot
and stuffy floor, and if you slip
away outside, things get too per
sonal. Let's slide out of here till
I catch my breath."
found an upper passage
i where it was cool and quiet,
jwith a door overlooking the dance
Iflogr... A manjn complete soup-
end-fish was sitting there, peace
ful and patient. He got up.
"Oh!" he said. "Good evening."
"Huh?" I said and took another
look. Well by Uiissentlint, if it
wasn't the Hairy Ainu! Only he'd
been de-haired. "Well, Doc!" I
said. "So you're a parry man."
"When I cant escape. I'm here
as faculty representative."
"This is my side-kick," I said.
"Miss Jane Ann Judson. She owns
Tambay."
"Oh!" ha said. "I understand
Pm not welcome there. Sorry,
but I'm under University orders."
"Have you stopped the work?"
she asked.
"Temporarily. " I'm planning
some evening digging. Mom Is
going to board me."
She looked from one to the other
of us. "So it's 'Mom'," she said.
"And Doc'. How do you two get
that way?"
"Oh, we've had a couple of
heart-to-hearts," I said.
"You might have let me in,"
Juddy said. "I need a stimulant"
She didn't look it She was
like rippling water with moon
light on it The Doc kept eyeing
her with a puzzled expression. He
spoke like somebody trying to re
member. "Judson, Judson. There was a
beautiful young Mrs. Judson with
her husband at the Staffords' place
in New Hampshire several years
ago. It's probably only a chance
resemblance "
"No," she said. "That would be
Mother."
"You weren't with them, were
you?"
"I was never with them. They
kept me in school."
"They spoke of you, though.
There was some talk of my tutor
ing you in vacation."
"Is there anything else you
know about me?" she asked. There
was a queer, defiant tone to it
He seemed to be thinking that
over before he said, "I used to
know Henderson Kent."
Her face had turned secret, you
might almost call it sulky. Then
she braced and said,
"My theory Is I'd better get
back into circulation."
"May I take you down to the
floor?" he asked.
(To Be Continued)
Nurses in Masks
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THIS CURIOUS WORLD
By William
Ferguson
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f t REMEMBER WHEnX HM-M SPAHISHI It
YOU WERE A SMALL BOY THAT'S ABOUT 1 i
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PRONOUMCE "PADRE" I'D NOT GLADLY
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WHERE BETTER TO GAIN ,
EXPERIENCE AND SKILL IN SURGERY
THAN AT THE FRONT IN WAR?
THATS WHAT I THOUGHT! MENTAL
CASES! SHEIL SHOCK. TOO--GAD!
HOW DIFFERENT TRUTH CAN BE
FROM OUR IMAGININGS -
BUT VOU DID
MASTER YOUR CRAFT"
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MORE THAN DEXTERITY.
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