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WILDEST CAPES OF HIS CAREER/ HE'S A .
SETUP FOR MURDER
THE CASE OF THE RING THAT CRACKED ITSELF
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CIIME DOES
• T PAY
MEANWHILE, BACK AT W OFFICE,
wewoy was oue fob her shake
OF SUSFVlSES THAT MIGHT...
CRIME DOES
O T PAY
WhEN THEY HAD LEFT AND I STARTED TO
TURN AWW, MY ARM TDUCHEO FLESH-COLD
FLESH! I SWUNG AROUND TO CONFRONT-
NOT A SCARECROW BUT A COWPSf ! A
■ CORPSE TIED TO THE
THEY DION'T J CROSSaAR THAT
STOP TO LOOK AT 1 FORMED THE ARMS
THIS! THEY KNEW J Of THE SCARECROW!
A PEW MINUTES LATER. STBAtTHaLY
QUNNiWG AND DUCKING, I MADE THE.
DOOR OF THE FARMHOUSE...
WHY. YES- \^
r suppose r
so!
COME I
Wendy caught on quoclvJ she
called m£ *ravand apologized
for being late! but the colo
sweat of pear was breaking
out all ove« mej what next?
i c"al£d l/eutenant rodney
at police headquarters.' he
PROMISED TO GET A SCtiAD CAR
OVER TO MY OFFICE IMMEDIATELY
AND TO FOLLOW tTIN PERSON 1
HE ALSO PROMISED TO ALERT
THE STATE POLICE! MY THIRD
CALL WAS TO THE STATE POLICE!
I ASKED THEM TO PICK L*» THj
DETOUR SIGNS AND MEET ME ON
THE MAJN HIGHWAY I WHEN
FINALLY I PUT DOWN THE PHONE
I NOTICED HOW STILL EVERY-
THINS WAS IN THE HOUSE! MY
FLESH WAS CREEPING! I DON'T
TRUST ANYBODY! I KEPT MY
BACK TO THE WALL AS I HANDED
THE WOMAN A CIVE SPOT TO
COVER THE CALLS AND STARTED
FOR THE DOOR...
THE LOOK ON HER FACE WARNED MEt
I CODGEO JUST IN TIME I LUCK WAS
WITH ME A6AIN! A BULLET WENT
'SPLAAT- AGAINST THE DOOR PANEL.
AND 1 LIT OUT FOR THE ROAD...
NOT
VOU CAN U'VTif WE LATER Vg
UEUTEnANT ROOWEV!
SETTER GET ON THAT PHONE." 1
ThEVRE GCHNG TO BLOW I
THE SAFE Of THE STEEL 1
COUNTY OETECTIVfi /
BU^AU' THEV'RE STILL J
\ LOOKING COH TMC X
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ARE "Ou U
OKAy WE NOT'
GOOD GIHL!
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CRIM
By THE TIMS BOONEY
got ho call
through tv the
state police the
coroner had removed
THE MAN* BOOy FROM
THE SCARECROW AND
ff WAS ON ITS WAT TO
THE MORGUE) THE
MOTHER OF THE
MURDERED AVWJ \W>5
UWDEG A DOCTOR'S
CARE! TWO STATE
POLICEMEN RAD BEEN
STATIONED AT THE
FARMHOUSE TO PffOT^CT
HER AGAINST THE
POSSIBLE RETURN OP
THE MOBl My CAR HAD
BEEN HAULED TO A
POLICE GARAGE AKJD I
HAD JUST WALkED INTO
THE BARRACKS WHEN
RODNEY'S OLL CAME
THROUGH...
CRIME DOES NOT
C R I M E DOES NOT PAY
AT HEADOUARTERS WE WERE FOLLOWING EVERY OETAIL CF THE
EXCfTlMS CHASE BY MAP AND SHOUT WAVE BADJO...
THEY'RE HEADING BACK
TOWABD TOWN! PROBABLY
TRYING TO SHAKE CFF PURSUIT*
RADO CC TO LAV OF?'. WE
CAN PICK UP
THE TAIL AT
ROUTE I03!
I've oar
AN IDEA".
""ApTAlN 5IM5
' AGREED TO My
' PLAN! THERE'D BS
POLICE WATCHING,
BUT MO RAID
UNLESS Z
' FAILED TO SHOW
WTTHlN A REASON
ABLE LENGTH OF TIME! IF I
COULD TRICK "B»G RED* OUT
OF MIS TERRITORY INTO MINE.
StMS WAS TO CONTACT
RPONEyANO HAVE HIM SET
THE STAGE FOR THE BIG BLOW-
OFF!
IT TOOK ME ALMOST AW HOUR
TO HIKE AROUND THE HILL
AND CUMB OVER IT! I CAME
DOWN ttj THE BED OFALfTTLE
STREAM! AS I NEARED THE
GROUNDS. A STICK CRACKED,
AND PEBBLES ROLLED
DOWN.,.
NOT pay
O T PAY
I COULD FEEL THE STING OF DANGER 'N THE AJR-.MV 5K/N
CRAWLED' I KNEW B*3 RED WASVT FALUNG COMPLETELV
FOR MV GAME! HE WAS UP TO SOMETHING JLST A5 r WAS.
yOuR LUG BROUGHT
HER HOME, ALL fllGHTt
BUT Tr*AT* NO WAV
TO TREAT A LAD*!
ME/J WHAT'S TMf
(SUN FOR?
Gun or no Gun, '
'■O.'Bt NOT MOU>NG
ME HERE. NEVILLE.'
you CAN'T R*SK A
SHOT' >OL/RE
ALONE WTTH THREE
VITNESS
OH y£AH* JUST TOY AND WALK
l OUT OF THAT DOOR AND SEE
WHAT HAPPENS! D-D VOU THINK
1 WAS DUMB ENOUGH TO COME
UNGUARDED' CNE OF MV
CARS FOLLOWED US —
AS USUAL!
&S REDS MEN WERE THERE, ALLB/GHT.' WHEN I DUCKED
BACK. -THE Y CAME AFTER ME, IPJTO THE ROOM} THAT
5ET OFF THE FIREWORKS...
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Bi'? RED NEVILLE WAS
BOI.iNG THE N£>T DAY
WHEN HE SAW THOSE
AFFIDAVITS IN THE COURT
ROOM! UN-n.THE SUSAN
BOYLE SNATCH. T.IERE HADN'T
BEEN A SHR£0 ^F EVIDENCE
TO CONNECT HM WITH THE
RING! HE HAD „OST SEEN
THE THIRTEENTH NAME ON
A LIST OF SUSPECTS! NOW
WE WECE ABLE TO THROW
THE BOOK AT HIM! SUSAN
BOYLE5 TESTlMONy PROVED
THAT THE RING HAD DE-
FRAUDED STEEL COUNTy
OP. HUGE TAX FUNDS, BUT
IT WAS THE MURDER OF
THE FARMER'S SON THAT
TOPPED THE LONG LIST OF
CHARGES! NEVILLE WAS
FACE TO FACE WITH, THE
ELECTRIC CHAIR- 1
I« nwwmTWn « mworrsT mown wvomD aw nunvo Of own.
mm m kind o worn wm otttxaa otmut cofwowra r»
So THAT WAS THE ST*IV
OF " THE RING THAT CRACKED
ITSELF \' A ERANTIC CALL
FOR HELP OVER THE FHONfi
had started a chain of
events ending in the
murder conviction of
one of the biggest
gamblers in the east*
but the stdrv d»dnt
stop there; beale, the
rod who had captured
wendv got awav) and he
was clever enough to
move into the spot
neville vacated, though
beale wasn't a gamblerj
his interests lay in
another direction, and
thev led to one of the
most thrilling adventures
i have ever encountered!
i call that owe "the
case of the deaths head
ruby"! i'll tell you
about it next month.'
/"the end}
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CRIME DOES
OT PAY
REAMER WAS BROKE, BUT REAMER WAS SMART/ HE COULD BE COUNTED
UPON NOT TO OVERLOOK ANY OPPORTUNITY THAT HHS THROWN IN HIS
PATH-EVEN A SUBWAY WRECK/ BUT HE FIGURED WITHOUT THE
KILLER IN THE RED MASK AND THE RE/HOTS POSSIBILITY OF
CRIM
STILL. J GOT OUT OWING
HCtZ THKEE GRAND' LET
MCa TRy ANO COLLECT
HMMi ONLY ENOUGH
MONEY POR COFFEE AND
OOUGHNL/TS! THIS 10
THE LOWEST tfVE SUNK
rrri up till wow, at
LEAST I KNEW WHERE
MV NEXT MEAL WAS
COMtNG prom:
CRIME
VET THAT WONT SOLVE ANY-
1MNCN eENlOSTS GOT CONNEC-
tions all over the country!
he'd just make a few
phone caua amd halp tw£
hoods in america would
be hunting «v
head;
k
WHEREVER MXJ GO THAT
KILLER HEADLINE STARES
YOU INI THE FACE...
MAKES VOU PEE
HE'S PROBABLY JU5T A HEfST-
MAN WITH GROTESQUE SENSE
OF HUMOR* X OUGHT TO
kNOW! I'VE HAD ENOUGH
EXPERIENCE WITH PSYCHO-
STUNTS— WAIT A MINUTE! -
WHAT'S THIS ITEM' ^_^
Bbsm 5
COR CRYING OUT LOUD!
COULD IMITATE TRAUMATIC
SHOCK WTTHOUT BLINKING AN
EYELASH. 1 DIDN'T I BLUFF MY
WAVOUT OF THE ARMY* GOT A
MEDICAL DISCHARGE WITHOUT
HAVING ANYTHING WRON.
EPT INDIGESTIOAJ;
IF .YOU WORK IT RIGHT. NO DOCTOR 1
IN THE WORLD CAN PROVE YOU'RE NOT ,
BLUCPING! I COULD HAVE THAT JURY ,
CRYING IN THEIR SEATS! ACCIDENT
JURIES ACE ALWAYS A SOFT
TOUCH! BAHI SOME GUY5 HAVE
ALL THE LUCK.'
TWO AND A HALF HOURS LATER,
AS EARLY MORN.'NG WORKERS
TILLED THE
SUP WAV..
' HEY. YOU! *■
LOOK HOW HE
WAKE UP!
.SPREADS HIMSELF
PEOPLE WANT TO
OUT, LIKE HE
^SlT DOWN'. ,
L OWNED THE ,
i : - TRAlKJl ^d
TAKE IT t|pS
!^m ii ^ >H
EA-3V! G»UIT X J
SHOVIN'! I'M 1' ¥
GE7T1N' UP! J Jk
■" «& ■'t!
CRIME DOES
"THIS IS THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME!
I CAW COLLECT U*E TMV GEORGE
WHAT'S -MS-NAME! I CAN PRETEND
TO BE PARALYZED — BOTH LEGS...
ONE ARM. ..I GOT AWAy WITH A BLUFF .
BEFORE, WHY WOT WOW*
BOi WHEN THE
STRETC HER- BEACERS
CAME FOR MACK
REAMER...
OT PAY
H... HELP ME! I CANT
GET UP... I DONT
FEEL. ANYTHING IN MY
LEGS1 W... WHAT'S THE
MATTER* WHY CANT
I FEEL AW/THING?
fa
SOUNDS^
UKE TVtS
MAN IS
PARALYZED,
joei.-.TAfcfE
rr easy,
FELLOW! WE'LL
HAVE YOU OUT IN
A JIFFY!
BUT THAT'S IMPOSSIBLE!
THERE'S MOTH IMG WRONG
WITH My LEGS ! YDU .
YOURSELF SAID MY
SPINAL COLUMN WAS
UNINJURED!
I DONT
WANT MONEY!
WHATS MONEY
IF I CAN'T
WALK AGAIKH
WHY DID THIS
HAVE TO
HAPPEN TO .
ME' WHVI J
A FEW DAYS LATER-
LIKE I SAID BEFORE.
NOW I CAN PAY YOU,
FENTON— WTTH INTEREST!
MY LAWYER. THE BEST
MOUTHPIECE *J TOWN,
is suing the crry for
$250,000! EVEN JE WE
SETTLE OUT OF COURT.
I SHOULD GET AT
LEAST S'SO.OOO; AM
I IN THE CLEAR
NOW*
HE SHOULD BE AS PARALYZED
AS I AM! HEHI HEH! I'LL. PLAY
THE ROLE OF A PARALYTIC TILL
THE CASE IS SETTLED THEN I'LL
DSAPPEAR! MEX/CO, SOUTH
AMERICA. ..WHERE A MAN
CAN GET LOST NICELY WTTH
A HUNDRED GRAND!
CRIME DOES
SfcvEKAL WEEKS LATER, W THB
EKECUTTVS OFFICES OF THE
UNIVERSAL INSURANCE COMPANY..
WE'VE DUG INTO GAMER'S
PAST. WE ALWAYS DO IN
MAJOR CASES. AS YOU '
ARE WELL AWARE 1 THOUGH
HE DOESN'T HAVE A POLICE
RECORD, HE'S A KNOWKJ
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ever beard the term "perfect crime," they'd
never mentioned it to each other. They were
•oo busy practicing their own methods to bother
with theories. What little reading they did was
concerned wirh racing forms. The two had a
formula which applied equally well to arson,
larceny, forgery and murder. They tackled each
job as if came along, made sure their tracks were
covered, and whenever possible, pinned the mis-
deeds on a fall guy.
The way they tossed money away on the races,
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bets and, after all, some horses did bring in
money. So they were classed as lucky, even by
the Pinkerton deieciives who kept an eye on
shady characters at Belmont, Laurel, Pimlico and
other tracks as far south as Hialeah.
Trapp and Soft Shoe were so confident of their
ability to dodge the law (hat (hey had picked
Old Singleton Prout as the jock pot to end all
jack pots, should the need arise! Singleton was
a horse-player, too, in his.oWh way. He studied
the horses, the jockeys, (he weather and running
conditions a( a track, (hen made book on his
findings. But he pn!y accepted bets on horses he
felt sure would lose! The fact that he gave good
odds kept his customers coming back, and his
weekly take would have made any regular bookie
jealous.
Singleton also mimeographed a confidential
scratch sheet of winners, which he sold at five
bucks per copy to a small group of regulars,
including Trapp and Soft Shoe. All that those in
the know had to do was ring the old man's
bell after eight P.M. and trade a bill for tomor-
row's racing score!
Because they were customers deluxe, Singleton
had occasionally invited Trapp and Soft Shoe
into his basement rooms when (he weather was
bad, and (he ink hadn'( dried on his scratch
sheets. Each time their keen eyes had spotted
bundles of green stuff (hat was neither cabbage
nor spinach but answered to cither nickname!
Tonight the partners were going to snitch
those bundles! Shortly before eight they ap-
proached Singleton's apartment, ntu by the front
door— which lay between Jerry's newsstand and
Mike's barber shop— but by the back alley. Trapp
tinkered with (he lock on (he back door. It
yielded, and Sof( Shoe cased through the door
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in the cat-footed style which had won him his
dime. He reached the doorway of the little room
Singleton used as an office, still undiscovered.
The old man was leaning, stoop shouldered, over
a table in the corner, lit only by the inadequate
rays of a flashlight which lay at his elbow. He
was making sure the ink was dry oo the day's
sheets.
Soft Shoe lived up 10 his reputation as he
reached the open safe and gathered up the bun-
dles of currency he had seen stacked there. As
neatly as though the scene had been rehearsed,
he dodged Singleton Prout's eye as the bookie
turned rhe other way in the semi-darkness. The
old man carried his racing sheets to a desk near
the door, and tugged on a lamp-cord, but (he
light did not come on! He picked up a phone
from the desk and dialed a number.
"Hello! Hello!" Singleton looked annoyed.
"Yes, this is Prout again! No, the electrician isn't
here yet. . . . You're sure he's on his way? . . .
Well . . ."
Soft Shoe had almost reached the door when
Singleton slammed the receiver down abruptly
and turned. Only for an instant did the old man
look startled, then, seeing the cash in the crook's
hands, Singleton pounched for the desk, whipped
a gun from a half-open drawer and came full
about in what seemed like a single move. Soft
Shoe had no time to dodge before the old man
was upon him.
But Singleton never used the gun. Trapp
Kelper was in the doorway. His hand had only
a short distance to travel with the thing it cur-
ried. A blackjack thudded dully at the base of
Singleton Prout's skull and the old man dropped
like a poled ox! Soft Shoe Morton sucked in
his breath.
"Yipes, Trapp! That was for keeps!"
"Right! All we needed was a chump to take
the rap and he's on bis way! The electrician is
due! Step on it!"
Soft Shoe nodded. Trapp pulled a late paper
from his pocket and tossed it on the desk. He
picked iip three scratch sheets, and nudged Soft
Shoe through the door, leaving it ajar.
Safely back on the front street, Soft Shoe sidled
into the barber shop and spoke to Mike, who
was busy shaving a customer. Both could sec
Trapp going down the steps to Singleton's door
througtj the big window.
"Slip me five, Mike, and I'll pick up your
Singleton special. Tomorrow's supposed to be
red hot."
Mike stepped to the cash register, dug out a
bill and passed it over. Soft Shoe hurried out and
joined Trapp, who was pressing Singleton's
doorbell. Both spoke aloud in greeting, as though
the old man had answered the door, then Soft
Shoe stepped up to the sidewalk where Jerry
was peering around from his newsstand into the
vague dark below.
"Old Proui wants his late paper, Jerry," Soft
Shoe said, picking up a copy from the stand.
This had happened a number of times before
when Singleton had actually been present! Jerry
would practically swear he'd seen the old roan
down there at the door— and heard his voice!
The newspaper went under Soft Shoe's coat
(although it was s|ightly lumpy with green-
backs!) and stayed there until he and Trapp re-
entered the barber shop. While Trapp was hand-
ing Mike a copy of the scratch sheet, Soft Shoe
dropped the paper on a chair where any customer
could have left it.
Trapp and Soft Shoe were playing at their
favorite poolroom less than an hour later when
Inspector Tim MacManus walked in on them.
"You two were the last to see Singleton Prout
alive," he said. "Tell me the details. Just what
happened when you stopped there."
"You mean the old man kicked in?" Soft Shoe
looked astounded. The inspector nodded and
looked at Trapp.
"Well, we rang the bell," Trapp said, "and
when Prout came to the door, we bought three
scratch sheets— one apiece and one for Mike, the
barber."
"Yeah,"' Soft Shoe put in, "and I got his paper
for him from Jerry."
"I saw che newspaper on Prout's desk," Mac-
Manus nodded. "You say he came right away
when Kelper rang the doorbell?"
"1 didn't say that," Soft Shoe drawled, "but
as a matter of fact he did. Come eight o'clock
and Old Singleton listened for that door like
it was a dinner call! But with customers paying
five bucks apiece, who could blame him?"
"Nobody could." the inspector decided. He
turned to a detective who had followed him in.
"Bring that fellow in here."
Trapp and Soft Shoe could tell by the man's
panic that he was their fall guy, the electrician.
He, taking the two crooks to be friends of
Singleton Prout, broke down completely.
"J didn't do it!" He was almost in tears. "So
help me, I didn't! 1 came because Mr. Prout kept
phoning about an electrician. The door was
open, so 1 walked in. When J saw him lying there
1 couldn't believe it, but I called the police. Why
would I—?" ,
The two crooks were staring blankly, as though
they had suddenly lost a dear friend. Inspector
MacManus' face was a mask as he said: "Tell
them why you went there, Jennings!"
"Mr. Prout kept calling and calling. 1 never
heard anybody kick up such a fuss (list hecausc
their front doorbell was out of order!"
"And what time did you arrive?" MttcManiU
pressed 'him.
"Almost exactly at eight o'clock," Jennings
said. "1 got the lights going right after tailing
you. You arrived at eight twenty-one!"
MacManus was watching two faces, melt,
freeze, melt again Trapp Kelper and Soft Shoe
Morton were both thinking of an electrician
whose wiring did not fail— the man up the river
who tested the electric chair!
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FATE XXX A GRIM TURN WEN HENRY OOMPR PLANNED THE GREAT DECEPTION!
MEM MM
& STRAN6E CASE Of THE NONE* • I STENT WIFE!
HC NAD TO OVE EKJHT SHOW? A CMV AT K0KLMO5
CHATEAU THEATER, BUT AT LEAST IT WASN'T A ONE -MIGHT
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HAD BEEN 5K3NEO PC* A WHOLE WEEK...
I'M SORRV. GOWPEL. BUT XXJ
SAW HOW THINGS WERE OUT
THERE! A FEW .lAOffE BAD DAvS
LIKfi THIS ANO I MIGHT AS WELL
close the place; I've got to
cut down! i'll have 70 »
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....BUT YOU AREN'T
CUTTING ANV OTHERS! ITS
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i 6AD->DURE BLAMiNJG
ME! IT ISNT FAIR!
I WASN'T Blaming mdu. gcwpel-\ all right mr ,"
but why dc*."t vol) get on to bagoman-all.
vljurself? vour kind of act / right! there
was all Right ten-fifteen / are other
years ago. but times have / theaters in the
changed! this 15 j country plenty
of people who
appreciate
TALENT'
CRIME DOES
OT PAY
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SAME-NO) FINALLY, ONE SATURDAY EVENIPJ&, HENRY 5PLUBGED
HIS LAST GtX COLLARS DROWNlNi5 HIS SORROWS N A
BROADWAV SALOON,..
CUTTING THROUGH AU.EV5. HENRY TOOK
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BOARDING HOOSe ON WEST +7TH STREET.
STOPPING ONLV MCMEMTARiLV TO EMPTY
THE WALLET OP MONEY AND THROW THE
WALIET DOWN A SEWER.
OHHH... NEVER. ..^EVER AOVAiN! MOW COU; D \
J HAVE MEN SUCH A POOU HOW COULD I
LET MYSELF BE TALKED INTO IT? JERRY
SAID WE WOULDN'T BE CALGMTl wl
WEREN'T/ HE'S SHOT-
DEAD, MAVBei I
HOPE HE l» DEADI
THEN HE CAN'T
TELL ANYONE
WITH
THREE HLNDREO AND fl
ninety-six, N/WErry- r
SEVEN—THREE HUNOREO
AND NINETY-EIGHT
DOLLARS! THAT SHOULD
LAST ME A COUPLE
OF MONTHS—TILL
V *
CRIME DOES
^
WHy POOL MYSELF* ft
THROUGH N THE THEATER.'
LEAST, ITS THROUGH VVITH ME I BUT
WHAT CAN I DO? WHAT WILL
HAPPEN TO ME WHEN MY MONEY"
RUNS OUT? OH. IF ONLY I HAO
SOMEONE CLOSE -SOMEONE TO RE-
ASSURE ME-THAT5 THE PRICE OP
SELFISH BACH6LOBHOOO! A WIPE
CAN SHARE ONE'S PROBLEMS!
SHE'D HAVE MADE ME SAVE,
TAKE OUT INSURACE!
D have...
INSURANCE! FL*JNY.
fYOU TAKE OUT INSURANCE J
AND MXI CANT COLLECT -
TILL YOU'RE DEAD! NOW,]
IF X COULD FIGURE
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KEEP THINKING THAT J
WAYJ AND VET...
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OUT OP HENRY GOMPEL*S DESPERATION AND ANXlET>
FOR SECURITY A SCHEME WAS SORN-A SWINDLE
SO FANTASTIC THAT IT WAS DESTINED TO WORK
ONLY TOO WELL.' SEVERAL DAYS LATER, AS FART
OF HIS PLAN, HENRY MOVED TO A NEW BOARIMNG
HOUSE...
I MINUTES LATER-
OH, yOWBE MRS \
GOMPEL! HOW DO \
>ou oo! yes. vdur
HUSBAND PAID ME
FOR A FULL MONTH
IN ADVANCE? H£«S
SUCH A GENTLEMAN?
UMMj WOULDN'T
>OU LIKE TO OWE
IN AND HAVE
CUP OF TEA WfTH
ME, MRS.
GOMPEL?
SATISFIED WfTH THE SUCCESS OP HB
IMPERSONATION, HSNRy GOMPCL PAID A
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VOL/RE RIGHT- MRS.
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HENR^ STOPPED IN SEVERAL DRUGSTORES
AND PURCHASED A NUMBER OF HOT WATER
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PAY
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BEFORE... SOMEBODY'S AT THE FRONT
OOOfl-DR MARiN. PERHAPS) OH.DEAR,
THE OOMPUCATIOWS!
TSK'. XJUR HEART
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TRIPHAMMER, AAR
CAMPBELL! YOU
SHOULD BE IN A
HOSPITAL! YOUR
BREATHING B SO
RAPID! AND YOU'RE
WHEE2ING... WAS
THAT YOUR WIFE WHO
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SHOULD UKE TO
TALK wrm
HER.
FATE SEEMED TO BE ON HENRYS
SIDE— NOT ONLY HAD THE DOC-
TOR UNWITTINGLY FURNISHED A
DEATH CEJTnFICArE, BUT MIS
SIGNATURE AS WELL ON THE
PRESCRIPTION !
...THERE-HEWRy GOMPEL IS
DEAD OF BROKCHO -PNEUMONIA
FROM HERE ON, I MUST BE EX-
TREMELY CAREFUL. 1 NO NEED TO
LET THAT BUSYBODY MRS. ROSS,
KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THIS!
XL MAKE A OUICK RECOVERY
ANO PULL OUT OF HERE!
LATER THAT WEEK, 'ELIZA GOMPEL7 ARMED
WITH THE DEATH CERTIFICATE AND OTHER
FORGED PAPERS- HURRIED TO THE OFFICES
OF THE PINNACLE UFE ASSURANCE COMPANY
I DONT UKE TO A WELL. EVERYTHING
APPEAR .MERCENARY \ SEEMS TO BE IN
SO SOON AFTER MY 1 ORDER! I'LL SEE TO IT
POOR HENRYS DEATH, (THAT YOU VvONT HAVE
BUT— WELL, rT*S /TO WAIT LOW' FOR A
CHECK, MRS GOMPEL-
AND MAY I EXTEND
MY SlWCEREST
SYMPATHY? I KNOW
WHAT A SHOCK THIS HAS
KEN TO VOU:
JUST THAT I'M SO
N NSED OF
MONEY- .
NOT LONG
AFTERWARD,
A CHECK MAOE-
OUT TO ELIZA
GOMPEL. BENEFICI-
ARY ARRIVED
AT THE BOARD-
ING HOUSE AND
WAS ©UICKLY CASHED
BY THE "BEREAVED
WIDOW"! HENRY
COMPEL KNEW IT
WOULD BE SAFER TO
LEAVE NEW YORK
NOW! HE TOLD
MRS. ROSS THAT
HE WAS GOING
TO CALIFORNIA FOR
HIS HEALTH! BUT
SOMETHING WAS
BOTHERING THE
LANDLADY.- .
I MUST SAY MR. GOMPEL
HAS ACTED STRAUGELY THESE
LAST FEW DAYS. .SNEAKING
AROUND, HARDLY LEAVING
HIS ROOM! NOW WHATB HE
UP TO WITH THAT BUNDLE—
AND SO EARLY IN THE MORN-
WO. UKE HE DOESN'T WANT
TO BE SEEN! AMD AFTER
MRS. GCMPEl'S DISAP-
PEARANCE! MAY-
BE I SHOULD
GOTO THE
POUCE!
WELL, IT'S OVER
NOW'. "EU7A GOMPEL'
IS NO MORE! FIRST,
I GET RID OF THESE
, COSTUMES! THEN THE
I WIGS ANO MAKE-UP ,
. GO DOWN SOME 1
1 SEM/ER! THEN, I'LL 1
BE FREE IN CANADA \
OR MEXICO! I'LL /
LIVE ON THAT y
TEN thousand:
AFTER MUCH THOUGHT, MRS. ROS5 PAID A
VSIT TO POLCE HEADOUARTER5...
I DON'T SEE ANYTHING \ T DONT BELIEVE
WRONG WITH THROWING J IT! I HAVEN'T
AWAY OLD CLOTHES, LADX7 SEEN HER SINCE
OR WITH GOING TO
CALIFORNIA, EITHER!
YOU SAY THIS GOMPEL
TOLD YOU HIS WIFE
WENT OUT WEST
TO FIND A PLACE
FOR THEM TO
LIVE
HE BECAME ILL
SEVERAL WEEKS A60:
I'V KEPT MY EYES
OPEN, BUT NOT A
SIGN OF HER! BE-
SIDES. WHY WOULD
HE THROW HER
CLOTHES AWAY,
UNLESS— "
CRIME DOES NOT PAY
Suspicion of
murder mr gompel
rw AFRAID WE'LL
HAVE TO DETAIN YOU
AUTTLE LONGER-AT
LEAST UNTIL WE
t_EARN WHERE
YOUR WIFE IS —
IF SHE'S
AUVE!
MURQaUf a Bur
THIS (S RIDICULOUS!
(THERE IS NO MRS-
GOMPEJ.! «VE NEVER
BEEN...! MEAW.^,^
/THAT'S A LIE! THERE
/WAS A MRS. GOMPEL!
I'VE SPOKEN WTTH
HER A COZEN TIMES!
IF THERE ISN'T A
MRS. GOMPEL NOW,
ITS ONIV BECAUSE
THIS BEAST HAS
.DONE AIAAY
| A *TTH HER.'
SO, HENRY GOMPEL
WAS LOCKED UP
IN THE TOMB6!
SEVERAL DAYS
LATER, LOS ANGELES ■
AUTHORITIES WIRED
THAT THEV COULD FIND
NO TRACE OF EL'ZA
GOMPEL! MEANWHILE,
THE NEW YORK POLCE
MAO UNCOVERED THE
THJ THOUSAND DOLLARS
IN HENRYS SUITCASE!
TERRIFIEO, HENRY WAS
NOW WU-UNG ">0 TELL
All ABOUT HOW HE
HAD DEFRALiOED THE
INSURANCE COMClA\Y BUT
THE MAN WHO HAD
SOLD HIM "THE POLICY
ALSO SWORE THAT HE
KNEW ELIZA GOMPCLl
THAT DID *Tl-
HENRY WAS iNOCTED
FOR MURDER!
..AND IN MY OPINION,
THiS SWiNDUSR FORCED
his wife to bring the
false death certificate
to .we to claim, the
benefits' todenythg
em stench of that
poor woman ps an out-
rageous fabrication:
CURCLBlV ENOUGH, IT WAS A DEFENSE WITNESS WHO
D'D-HENgy GOMPEL THE MOST HARM.- -
I ASK VOU TQ\ WELL, I TRIED NOT TO HURT HrS FffcLINGr^
EXPLAIN MORE \ BUT H6 ACT WAS TERRIBLE! NO ONE
FULLY WHY ' YOU \ WAS SUPPOSED TO KNOW GOMPEL
REFUSED TO LET I WAS A MAN TILL THE FIMSH, WHEN H
THE DEFENDANT /CAUGHT H*5 WIG ON AN UMBRELLA RjB
CONTINUE IN / BUT ONE MAN CALLED OUT, u TAk£ OFFj
YOUR T*SJ>* FAKE HAIR, MISTER, WE KNOW ^OJ^
VAUDEVILLE \ """w^ ANT NO LADY!'.
fc.-BlU^SlR!
%
CRIME DOES
THOSE who
BELIEVED THAT
EVEN COMPELS
OWN ATTORNEY
WAS COMNCED
OCMJSOUILT!
INDEED, MIS
et*o«t ON
BEHALF OC fr*S
CLIENT CUD
SEEM HALF-
HEARTED: THEN
CAA\E Tl v\E TO
SUM UP FOR
THE STATE OF
NEWVORK...
fwt KAV^ PROVED BEMDND A DOU8T THAT \
THERE WAS AMRS.GOWPEL' THE DEFEN-
DANT APPARENTIY BBJEVSD THAT IF MB
MERELY GOT RID OF ELIZA GOMPCL"S BOOM
IT WOULD BE POSSIBLE TO PROSECUTE HIM !
BUT THE LAW NEEDS ONLY THE CORPUS
DELICTI — PWOOF THAT THE VICTIM EXISTED
AND HAS BV SOME MEANS BEEW DONE S
AWAV WITH!
O T PAY
YOU'VE SEEN EXHBTT ONE -THE CLOTHING OF THIS
MAN'S WIFE! WOW, WHOSE STORY WILL YOU BELIEVE -
THAT OF A CONFESSED 5VMKOLER, A MAW WVOSE
COMSTANT CONTRADICTIONS ON THE STAND HAVE
THROWN THE UE IN HIS RACE — OR THE HONEST TEST! -
<W>NY OF THOSE RELIABLE WITNESSES, VMO,^ *
L AFTER ALL, HAVE NO REASON FOR WANTING TO
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STRANGER, THE*J H)S
PARTNER, THEN HIS WIFE'
SAY. THEWS MRS. ,
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GOIN6 UP
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DETECTIVE CASSIDY. 1 HURRY!
SOMEBODY MUST HAVE.
SHOT MR. GRAPF, OUR
CLERK! HES LYING OUT
BACK IN THE ALLEY".'
\tdseyi say he's the fiuv\ caU
GOT TOBEY, i WHO KEPT SLiPPtN' CASH I TWl
TOO.. .OR../ TO GRAFF! HIS BARTNER./
GONG...Ta.\ SLAKE, JUST PHONED/ Ml . .
FROM THE, DEPOT— S THERE,*,
TO SEE IF TOBSyi NOTHING*"
WAS HERE AT / MORA 1 CAN I
THE MOTEU ytC HERCl TM I
MEACiNS POO.
the pfipcm
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ITS JUST ACROSS THE LOT!
ACCORDING TO DICK, WHO OjNS
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STRANGER WENT UPSTAIR*
BEFORE YOU DID -BUT D'CK
DIDN'T SEE EITHER OF
XXJ COME DOWN!
HE COULDN'T HAVE ~N
, SEEN Ait BECAUSE I
CAME DOWN THE
/FiffC TOWER AND OUT
'THE SIDE EXIT.' I TOOK
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MAKE SURE TDBEV
PONT CATCH
A TRAinjJ
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HERE AFTER BLAKE HAD COME
AND GONE! THAT WOULD MEAN
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WHEN HE ARRIVED! By THE
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