Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1926-08-19 | Page 5 | Her Own Way

I WN w cA GIRL JOD G of Y SLEEP BLESSED SLEEP Come on Judy said Jerr Jerry as Joan came away from the phone You two girls both of ot you must get a a good nights night's rest for tor It looks to me mc as though you are arc go- go going go going ing to have a long hard day to tomorrow morrow Sometimes I think It Is mo t fortunate that we poor mortals cannot see sea ahead of us twenty twenty- twenty four tour four hours Although Jerry wanted to taUt with me and would have lingered even after aHer he had stopped the car at the curb in front ot of Mamie'S house for tor a little while I told him hint that I was too tired to be decent to anyone anone which was the truth After Arter I left lett Joan and andI andI I knew the day was over I 1 was wasso Wasso wasso so tired I didn't want to Ol open en my mouth or crook a finger I Fortunately both Mamie and her mother were out as I dragged myself up the stairs and pulling off ott my ray clothes dropped into bed Mamie tapped on my door When I she sho came and as I did not an- an answer an answer II I knew th that she thought I Iwas Iwas was asleep But I lay awake for tor tora fora fora a long Iong- long lime time wondering what torI my I next adventure ad would be The Tho moonlight made a great patch of ot silver sliver across the floor jUt just in front of ot my bed It seemed to make a path out ot of the window clear up to the tho sky Was Wag as It a 0 good food omen I wonder Should I go with Joan to Europe I asked myself Or should I re- re remain remain re remain main at ot home and marry Jerry I was trying to answer those ques Ques- Questions ques- ques questions questions when I evidently e fell lell asleep from pure puro fatigue For the first thing I knew was mas a 0 feeling of surprise that where the tho moonlight had made a 0 silver sliver path there thero was now a flood of golden sunshine I lay quite still sUlI I could not gather my thoughts together My consciousness seemed to waver but at nt last came a knocking on my y door or at least I became more awake for I dis distinguished a hell rinsing ringing In the tho hall and Mamie's voice olce calling Wake up Judy I know that telephone Is for you Someone has been calling for lor you tor for the thelast thelast thelast last hour I grumbled a little as 88 I slipped roy my feet Into my house slippers and ond threw a kimono over my shoulders When I got near enough to shut shutoff ort off the insistent clamor of or the tel tel- tel telephone ephone bell I heard Joans Joan's voice through the receiver Q saying saving Ing Will VIII you please get Miss Dean Deanto Deanto Deanto to come to the phone This is Judy Joan I an- an answered an answered but I am only halt awake I didn't go to slEep for tor tora fora fora a long while after oCter 1 I went to bed Well ell listen dear site she an- an answered answered an answered I am ant sure what I have to 10 say will wake you up You know those letters betters I had gotten olten from Bud and had not opened Well VeU the special delivery one said that he be wa was going to town and he will wilt bo be hero this morning Copyright 1926 NEA lEA Service Inc Ine lOw TOMORROW now Judy Gets a Thrill