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mmammmmamm I i...4f.. a i ... . . i. . . -, . 1 tteman'statocT""' F JI II' C-OOHrWHUT V HOW KIM f, 7 r,RPOiT CHE&KH COlTK'J X SWD X f PRfcTTV SOON TltejrA "And foVnWAa smiled. jO LWK OP Ft6UN' I VOUTE".. H SSSmHX tWOWt PRIZE 6feEK.J Mathews sudd.nlTrSrVed .J 1 V- Jj ?EME-- WHfcMKW. . Y SXLL M6 A BURRO VilUU BB UEU-OVO jnU hlmsel a, host. "Well, seeing that - M PER WOLE AXffa 1 TOlHFQ Ml I S lIvER SiD OP A W L ING VOITH AIL. M i -f FCSo3MTkFFA XSV U h J ,TZA EXISTED.' H B 6TOP0 OPEN SERIAL STORY SPECIAL INVESTIGATOR BY BLANCHE ROBERTS JUDITH'S NEW JOB CHAPTER XII JUDITH opened bar eyet Mid tared dazedly about the hos- Dlul room. At the loot of the bed doctor and nurse watched her anxiously. She had alept for 24 hours, a deep of exhaustion en couraged by a sedative the doctor bad given her. She rosa slowly to tha mrfaf of consciousness. Then suddenly all the events of the night on the boat cama back to her. "Let me out of here." she cried, and started to get out ot bed. But the nurse stepped forward and firmly forced her back under the covers. "You must be Tory careful,' aha insisted. "You are a sick girl,'' put in the physician, bending over her at tentively. Judith pressed her lips together and pulled herself back against the pillows. She looked at the doctor defiantly. "I want to know if I look like a crazy person? The doctor shook hit - bead quickly and smiled at her. "Of course not, my dear, you're just sick young lady.' "All right then. Listen to me. Call up the Watson Airplane fac tory and ask for Mr. Mathews and tell him to come after Miss Kingsly at once. Will you do that? Promise?" He nodded. "HI do it right sway, Miss Kings!?. New juu rest and have some food. You haven't eaten In the last 21 hours, you know." "That lsnt the half of it havent eaten In two days. You had better tell Mr. Mathews to bi lng me same clullies too." She eyed him suspiciously. "You did promise to call?" The nurse and doctor went out together. "Are you really going to call, Doctor Martin?" the girl whis pered. "What harm can It do?" he challenged. "I told her I would and I dont like to lie.' Besides, there might be some truth in her words. It's a clew to work on, you know. But I am afraid it is lust a mental case.' - Judith was given food and after aha had finished her hair was combed and curled and tied up. One of the student nurses brought some powder and rouge. But there were no clothes far her, so she stayed in bed obediently. She was beginning to think her message had not been delivered or that Mathews had deserted her when the door of her room was pushed open and in came the manager oi fho factory, weighed down with boxes and bundles, and I "Miss Kmgslyl" he cried. "I've never been so glad to see a person in my lire." tie dropped the boxes I on the floor and readied to kiss .her cheek as if he were an old 'friend. "We've been crazy. Mr. Watson is flying out here should be in here in a few hours now. Judith smiled, her eyes glowing. But before she could speak, the doctor was saying apologetically: "I'm so sorry about all this, iauss Kingsly." She accepted the apology with a wave of her bandaged hand. Mr. Mathews what hanpened to Tom? Did the detec " Her eyes were cloudy with tears. He smiled and nodded his head. "The detectives reached the boat right after you jumped overboard. There was some shooting but all tne men were captured and Burke jwas unharmed. Even the ones at the house were caught . That's why the detectives were a little Islow in catching up with you.' -men Tom is all right" Glad ness rang in her voice and the tears spilled over her lashes. She wiped at them with the corner of the sheet 'He will be in a little while." grinned the manager knowinel v. "Just as soon as I get you out of nere. 1 haven't told him yet about wou; I. have him out at my place. ; we'll go there Immediately." : Two nurses came to help Judith dress in the lovely things Mathews Ihad brought for her. The band ages were removed from her hands (and Judith found that the Scratches had healed nicely. ; "I had no idea you were so lovely, Miss Kingsly," said, one of fine nurses, as she stood off to 'have a better look. "Quite remarkable how a little fixing up helps," smiled Judith. :"TMnK I'll do now?" . "If he doesn't say he loves you, isomethlng is wrong with his eye- 'sight." Mathews was waiting for her ,in the hall. He tucked her arm ithrough his and led her away. "I Just called home and found out Burke is in the garden. I told jthem to keep him there. It's a ipretty setting for the reunion of lovers." Judith blushed but made no I comment I The car pulled into the drive way and Mathews pointed in the Idirection of the swimming pool, i '"Follow the walk around there (and you'll find him somewhere inearby." - Judith slipped from the car and hurried down the flagstones. She had never been so happy in her life. She rounded a shrub and ran smack into someone. - She bounced back, breathless, as the w'ju'dy?d- For a moment, Tom Burke could not believe his eyes. He wiped a hand across them to clear his vision.' "Oh, Toml" she cried and inuini Iiunuj towards mm. "I'm not a ghost" That was all she needed to say at the moment Much later Mathews came out to say that Watson was there and wanting to see them. Judith's eyes .were bright with the happiness jof love as she and Tom slowly followed him to the house. ;s-rrT.I. f V $. 7 STEEDS TWXV ZyjY NOT TALKING 7 BfcblNJ PAWNS f HOLD EVERYTHING! &iS Jj A -U. ) Nftn 'L fcNER ABOUT POTATO HAND CHARGING,' ,1 By J. R. Williom. -'"J , -f l-J With Molor HoodIo ?fT,u .,.?l7 U J ' - .v- ,, 5-KA 1 -THE BANKER KlULET i "tHE EOCS VsllTH SPWXfa -W THANtS. tJ'"' w ALL tHASIM' THAT ) I AMD THE IMDIASi JV US .'QUICK.-" UTILE Ufc'W HEAVED Y5Tf!war-v: vtTOUT.' I Kidnaper thet V lad shot he's r i 5hpr6?s ir beavjer..' V ivSStL "i ibu fetcheo KJrjv sjWWWVy.A -viTr- sjfffi KID DIES, I'LL-- PAL, RED ' $$S ' YVVV .rrlH MT'S Red Rycfer ILl4C' 'jtC '"' Hormw "A r "Miss Kingsly!" Watson hurried across the room and took her into his arms. Judith, astonished by his sudden action, was mute and wido-eyed. He kissed the top of her head. "My dear girl I have been frantic over your disappearance. I'm taking you back cost with me at once." "Just a minute," put in Tom. "Miss !msiy docM.'t Mork for you any more." "What do you mean?" Watson almost shouted the question; then 'he subsided and smiled. "I see," he said. "I suppose you are Ink ling over the job of her future?" ' Judith blushed as Tom's arm went around her waist and pulled her to his side. "That's right Mr. Watson," Burke answered. "Judith did a swell Job for the company. She was responsible for rescuing me and capturing those spies. No man could have done better. But I never want her lite put in danger again, and it isn't going to be," he added determinedly. "From now on she's going to lead a shel tered life." There was a twinkle in his eyes as he kissed her. Watson was beaming at them as he reached for Tom's hand; then he turned to Judith.. "I'll miss seeing that red head of yours every day, Miss Kingsly. But frankly, I sent you out here because I hated to see you and Burke separated. I thought you two might patch things up if I threw you together." He sighed. "I had no idea I was letting you in fcr such an experience. I trumped up that excuse of a leak in the organization just to send you out here. It's a sood thing I did." "It's a good thing for both of us." said Tom. 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