The evening world., 1914-01-10

burn Mr' NaAa,n exclaimed. Zach.
0otti what feois Dc women Ars"
Mtss Ivy put hnoer on her mother'e
arm and .Akned close all their fac>1
almost. touched.
what would sAs pay 70 get II bscxr'
Nadam's puffy face lssrsd sviliy.
What would HE pay-heinf You know
what Smart Gossip wrote about-how
he was Grassy about that actrsss-Ihsin7 r.
A BiackmaN Plot.
Mamma" said MIS- Ivy. remember
We are here. without any doubt. re-
ceifcrs OF stoisu goods. The nrst thing
I DO I g with these clothes to Miss
Beatrice and sells than all and gets
them out Of here Then you to Bent
siski and sen the fur. Than We say
only one pink drea a orange woman
brought to us. do you Sc? But even
then We got to take q cheaper price for
that ietter-we must not make for our
selves trouble6''
Admirinsiy she packed away the
4 vii, s,,sphea. 70 Miss Beatrice"
abe said At length. she rshearsed this
morning. and esink .she will be home"
Left alone h the litu( chop. Madam
cositatsd loAg: The interruption Of .
customer was for once uhwelcome. But
at last her daughter returned and cast
. check on the desk with look OF
triumph. 80 c
You 20 now. mamma"
Mamma obeyed heavily. You DO
nodinss until get back she COM
manded. seein9 the girls face assume
It's executive expression.
60 orr said Ivy. shortly. you
know I am better. manager - you
are"
No sooner had the door shut or
Madam's ponderous form than Mos Ivy
ssissd upon the telephone book, ther
turned her attention to the accvDuk
ton OF society 1ossip papers with ~hiba
she beguiled her lSlsure. The gowns sbl
feeling OF position In the land of wealth
She studied the situation In the hQust
OF Lawlor. weighing the pros ana COM
carefully. Then she decided. caIlinI
the little girl 10 the manicure parlor Z
mind the shop. for moment, she slIppet
into her, hat and Jacket and made fo
the neafeSt public telephone Of TN,
nickei-ih-t he-sfot variety. There" sh'
called up the once of Mr.. Lawfor.'
Ut In important" she insisted in he
best telephone voice to the various func
tionariss who inquired her business. II
In about Mrs. Lawlor. Please give, M
Mr.. Lawlor--no. thank you-no. II u pri
vate."
At hast 4 hurried and annoyed voac,
sounded over the wire.
Well. we'll. this 10 Mr.. rAwior-wh'
10 N?' '.. f.r ..t ,.''-.
Miss Ivy's heart throbbed. but Nh,
steadisd her voice.
ut ia about Mrs. LAwlor's pink sill
gown with the black slrile."
oh" came the voice. the stun tina
90 " ~ as
agency"
mo-" she painted. Time was preciou
now. shs knsw 10 would hang III
anHr1iy. mo" she answersd. "In tn
dress ywa. found . lsttsr. from . geutls
man to Mrs. yLIawlOr. Of the first orde
comtr6misihe. am writing to you
of,os. opsn your own mail tomorrow
morning."
Then she hung up and ran back 10 m
shop. Miss Ivy's experiences and he
special brands Of hteraturs had laugh
her many things. mostdy v0out 6uan Al
mature. She had calculated quite cor
rectly that Mr., Lawtors better natur
and natural rspuluton 10 ..blAckma
would tate n few bourS 20 be downe'
by turt pFds, curiosity And persons
interest. That NJ would Give his psr
sonai attention 10 the morning mail On
never doubted. 80
Mr.. Lawior Transacted no more ousi
ness that day. In q tempest Of mix o
emotions ne left the once. dismsse
HE motor and furiously walked uptown
Curse Il ail-Sylvial Counfound II
She had fooled him 70 the top OF he
bent Here he had been suffering tn
fortunes OF the damnSd from his con
science. And all the while ahs---. Ia
him md tho cad Who oouh II be
He canvaAsed the list OF their friend