The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-27

AttriIl. deciding 10 hold my own
. t..IssI
when | made my report to Inspec.
tor sloan ne was plainly luHl lllno
biz p'rpleSrd ~ looks as though
yuu'd bumped into bunch ~ sub.
way workers who're getting ready tn
tap something In that Avenue cable
gallery" no v,id
The neNt morning ns made my
Noy up Madison avenue was ar-
pHoI In Gdri popiu. an ifou-Eray
w.T uWNer speCiao'"s and WIDOW
bonnet n was R.oans directions
Huu had further llncd my lace.
tanning 30 with carefully blended
uvcr-iiuO that seemed Co leave mo
ten yours older ana jWD shades
dutkrl.
I HADN'T travelled many blocks bo-
tore. on the opposite side NJ the ave-
uur. I hch"li T0lsey Attrll and hor
baby carriage. already out for their
wa'u'iuaI airing beside her ana
ius' step or Two In mo rear. noe
iiUoi that Hho was being followed hy
re- carefully tailored but somewhat
ipddcrinR old Hcnu Brummoi NJ a.
|n1H' sixty summers ] had 10 throw
hoe M" hiEhsIgn FOR tho second time
before she recognized me under my
makeup Then shn promptly
rrr-sed the street and pushed hcr
wnv lelsurely ~ where stood wait
'uE FOR hrr before mo p'uteElass
window ~ one or those ury little
Jew'lrv shops which look ~ though
,h"v.d b"'n modelled In 'he Place
Nondome
Look whara sim trying to frcczc
onto mr'" announced Touary. s0tt0
Nu.a. p. snc passcI lu front NJ ne
hop window an1 INDUCED .u 'hc N
mill1r exercise OF iiggIing the arrest
H1 UrrlWuulu'ur clio wants iu buy
mr rho Fillmore th, mprni1
"ls thar old IDIOT interfering with
rouu work." I inquired Of TOosey.
after telling her what ] hnd to toll
her without once glancing directly a.
hcr
$50. he's not interfering with my
Eloothin' and ho hadn't better Hut
he Kind o. gets on my nerves think
hos driving mo hugs for every now
and then Kind u' tDrl that I'm
wide world i8 WrnIn' huHs'
] stood staring IN through the pl1ie
Flas before me. and FOR tho FIRST
limo my Inspection became some
hing more than "a prctenaC. | lNtk-
oned 20 the fact that this little iml-
tNur Place Nan1ome CcmEhop
a very finished product Hch.nd
the u'a'e glass WAS = window c1nl-
net which / could recognize as be.
lng steel though n was culored 0nl
grHined and vanished 10 look ike
ClrraSailn walnut That window
cabinet. rcmem hcrcd was a. strong
as "A safe But what caught my eye
as ] actually looked into 10 was ~
contents n held only one thine on
display. This was a strinE OF h.aok
pearls. nesting on palc-'ono
prayer-ruE ot the finest SILK
Tho moro assembling NJ such n
string. I know. gave them a vastly
added value even though each stone.
hv Itself might once have cost as
much as decent mo'or-Cur Tunscy.
SAW. was quite ass impressed by
tho string as myself Couil even
detect slight froWn come into her
face as she studied them
"My Io.d'' she gasped with widen
Ing cycs
what Is -" demanded
81 geuss I've been hiulu' tho cot
I'm nails ll6tlc too hard was her
not altogether unsatisfactory re-
spons'
Why DO YOU say that7"
TOO many cigaroots 81 maxim me
'Sre things / echoed
She shrugged her shoulder, al
mos, dcrautly Then her smile diod
suddenly from her face and she just
as suddenly caught me hy the arm
'My Lord, B1lmy, Them polls
are alive" she CHtd.
"You imagined it,' ] told the girl
M, "A hug all right" she solor