r B Bf t Janet an t and J olin Jolin Rid f e Open F i Bound B for More Adventure t Telegram Serial t Love Loft Thumbs 3 a n Rifle Ride I Brunet Janet Jane need flied a poor POOl unemployed t factory o girl It to hitchhiking tc from edy f New ew York where she tired with lZ a friend Mule Marie to Indianapolis In tn March coal of a s Job While resting on a bench near a f filling tattoo a large lall hand band tome some blond man John Patterson r- r ring W ing an expensive Y car stop for service hao M when r h he toes goes Into the Motel inn Ina for r dinner Janet notices tb the car has bas Indana In In- dana license Meanie plate platen She Bh decides dreidel to stowaway on the floor noor behind the front I eat seat After riding about stout 20 mU mare miles Janet IU gasp audibly when she bera she left her bet purse pune containing 12 she he has Pau In the world on I the bench Thinking jut fut John drives drive Ito to the nearest cabin camp rents renta a cabin esbin and orders the stowaway to get let letout out i out of the car ear Assured Allured that Janet Is lr merely merel a stowaway and harmless John decides to turn the tho girl 11 over oYer to the Travelers Aid Ald She locks loco the door to 0 her room and retires for the night a newspaper story showing ea ful a pretty Heiress girls girl's r picture Denes e captioned Her IO Millionaire I Will rather Determines Determine to Live Lire the Simple It Il de We IYe work In the same place We made Happy Hostess dresses It Janet laughed aloud to think that the Happy Hostess dress factory was safely left leU b behind her That gives me an Idea I might do your auntS aunt's dressmaking although al al- al though I dont don't suppose she wean wears the Happy Hostess No I 1 really dont don't suppose so so For the time being John was refusing re- re re refusing refusing fusing to remember his hasty visit that morning to Gretchen Reeds Reed's home and his meeting with her millionaire father Too Fantastic The whole thing was too fan fan- Why should this girl deliberately deliberately dell go out of her way to deceive deceive deceive de de- de- de Surely he i.-as i. was mistaken said that that with luck they would reach his his his' aunts aunt's home In Indianapolis Indian Indian- apolis by midnight Janet decided to send her first letter out then That would be making good time with It and she would write a letter letter letter let let- ter to In n the cabin camp campat at the same time They had agreed upon a fictitious fic- fic name that Gretchen would use use the the same she had used when she registered for employment atthe at atthe atthe the camp Signal fo to to Quit Janet's letter to her employer would be the signal for her to quit quither quither quither her work and go at once to toy the convent Janet remembered that she must write a note to Marie too She could Imagine that Marie had worried a great deal about her expecting every minute to hear from her and dreading that she might hear bad news Janet chuckled to herself to think of It now Janet even thought of the letter she would write Dear Marje Matte You wont won't nee nees need to worry about me I Just followed your advice I boarded the very first car noine oln west that I happened to se see It has brought me adventure and ex ex- ex- ex My chauffeur is Js the handsomest young man I have ever seen I Idon don dont don't know whether hes he's married or not And somehow Marie Im I'm already beginning to hope that he He has promised to get work for me with his aunt She's an interesting woman who lives in Indianapolis She's very wealthy one one of the new rich in fact Her husband was clever enough to buy a lot of cheap land in Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Okla Okla- homa and Kansas and I guess practically practically practically every mile of it is starting an oil well today just rolling in money So John that's my chauffeur says And maybe Im I'm to be her private secretary or social secretary al although although although al- al though Id I'd rather be her cook Well anyway you dont don't need to worry about me Ive I've had so much excitement and adventureSome adventureSome adventure Some day I may be able to tell you about it Jt but I certainly cant can't right now jiow In the meantime Ive I've got plenty of money and you needn't worry in the least about me Janet chuckled to herself to think of that last sent sentence sentence plenty plenty nce-plenty plenty of money Why that bill hidden away in her pocketbook practically made the small suitcase throb throb one one hundred hundred hundred hun hun- dred dollars She had never seen so much money before in her whole life and now it belonged to to her Not only that there that there were to be two bills just like that come to her here e every ery month She could hardly believe her good fortune I Instead of taking a position with Johns John's aunt maybe sh she ought to rent an apar apartment nent and send for Marie i iThe The two of them could certainly enjoy life together resting never having to think of a Happy Hostess dress seeing a lot of good shows and just girls for a few weeks That was an idea to think about i Janet decided But shed she'd go slow about it and be absolutely certain she hadn't dreamed all this intriguing conversation conversation conversation conver conver- with the girl in the tourist camp Come to think it over it certainly certain certain- ly did sound funny funny funny-a a girl who hid her loveliness by combing back her rebellious beautiful hair and hiding her her eyes eyes underneath horrid shell-rimmed shell glas glasses es Genuine Agreement How could Janet be absolutely certain that the agreement she made with this queer girl was genuIne genuine genuine gen gen- The girl might not be exa exactly I right mentally She might have been making up her story out of whole cloth But that couldn't be Janet had the to prove the truth of her story I Yet did the prove it A bill could be counterfeit Janet decided decided decided de de- finally that the test would certainly come como when she tried to change the bill She couldn't do Jt It it though while she was In the company of John Patterson She had told him that she had lost her at the Motel Inn No obviously she couldn't let John Patterson know of the existence existence existence exist exist- ence of that bill bUI Just the same life was InterestIng Interesting Interesting Interest Interest- ing and worth the living Last night she had been forlorn and desolate scarcely knowing what step to take next Tonight she was happier than shed she'd been before in her whole life John was saying Lets order a hearty dinner I could do with asteak a asteak asteak steak myself Janet laughed Do you always order steak That's what you ordered last night I heard you ask the oil station attendant last night where you could get a good steak I 1 was never so hungry In all aU my life when I 1 heard the two of you talking about it Yes lets let's do order steaks tonight They went into the restaurant like a pair of happy hungry chil chil- dren To B Be Continued Friday Th The Register and Tribune Syndicate