The evening world. Newspaper, May 13, 1918, Page 13

HOME PAGE Monday, May 13 sP Z o BY ABEL 2 caer Ses oe le mnwre, an Bet ty Shaw Comes to New York And Finds Adventure Awaiting Her Coprright, Frank A, Munsey Company.) CHAPTER I. OUNG woman, well bred, educated, stranger in city, and without relatives, desires #ituation as companion or social secretary with lady of established reputation and position. Good oral reader, pianist, quick and accurate household accountant, intelligent amanuensis, willing and obliging. Amount of salary optional, Address Miss OSTRANDER ‘ = Dace” “lyn, BEGIN THIS NEW SERIAL TO-DAY READ WHAT MIGHT HAPPEN IF A CLEVER WOMAN ANSWERED YOUR AD. FOR A PO- SITION AND THEN LED YOU INTO THE TOILS OF A STRANGE SITUATION A Story That Never Stops 1 beside her em- Betty Shaw, 160 Wakefield Avenue,” “tet A sah A : + The girl read the advertisement for the twentieth time, then dropped which had flown stra t w Dteae nted as Meche. the newspaper upon the shabbily ornate centre table with a shrug of im- Pposite the hearth she reached As Hetty responded timide patience, a frown gathering between her level brows. foot of the stairs this door was ly to the conventi eeting another ‘The boarding-house fiarlor was shrouded in gloom, and outside the violently open, 1 a man figure came Ww rom & shadowed window whirling snowflakes showed white against the deepening dusk. A over think of it. It must be awfully avid, picking J ath wie eemennd it dee plover forward, confronting ber om her and paused, smiling and Kittle heap of torn envelopes and a card or two upon the mantel bore evi- unpleasant to strangers, igh. liberately, nodding In evident satis “Where have you been de- vet his ‘ dence that the naive appeal had evoked response, yet it was with a hopeless suppose it—it will be drawback aan ding in evident en ea he 4 en Pin t : ate ig eee “ i is Bea e ogee, gesture that the girl turned from them and began pacing the floor, her |, Her tone was wistfll, alinos ¥. Dr. Slade," who repeated with anxiety. “Ranga has been try- Shaw, Jack. She seeks sant brooding eyes fixed as though they would plerce the shadows which crept)? and she paused with a ¢ aloud, "Greenville, 1 ing to locate you all t fternoon. with me from the world, the @adh SR eGh HEEL: Of Hlanoe Dales her Viallor iF i ————— She saw him, but he has broken! and the devil.” é She paused tense and alert. with heavy vell still hid her features, but “Not unpleasant. It w CHAPTER IU. He ieee HR iKmisién Hee A Dear lad ho raised a depre- deh d quickened breath. ‘Che through its meshes her eyes glowed necessary, as you so sens! PW word: a sects. autin , ering exclamation from the cating hand extending it to seething purr af a motor had pulsed fixedly. one to become accustomed to it. I ‘ ht belli % woman had interrupted him, yet he the girl ymalign met Let me throb’ note Gb the snowséhe “Yon She inclined her headallahite aim noe eure'that it te a dinadvans the brief Journey, and they paused ne if @ hand had been laid qs you of your immunity from t, and halted before the You are Miss Shaw?” t She caught herself up abs re mere commonplaces, but AUldenly Upon hia throat. | evil Miss Shaw. Our hostess ‘ © girl nodded in turn. You spoke of sc lal refer. beneath the casual banality ran gyre Reterbure wtood aller ne ee il i erpents in her garden, 0 4 to the window and "I have had us experience, tr Greenvi ou have iderourrent of sharp ton> tne the late lee neatly Femara an you will find peared cau od ween the dingy CUr+ but it has beco! essary for me to nds there to whom I can write If P t tanRGTNeEGN, to be Linen’ Geeta Waa coe BT cat ) in?” Lasked Mre, At- tains, A limousine stood at the curd, earn my own living and I have not ne to an understanding? You sion t tang pittoae OF Che kn he closed Ga Cte k times her soufflees its bulk looming blackly against the had any specialized training. I am that I, too, must be careful t. Tt was as if, unconsciously, these fmpas Of the man who cringed iN ty the instant and she is the only lneser darkness with broad @iagonal quite alone in the world vat whom [ take into my house two women were adversaries fad ue the ata ned “ly mortal before whom I qual, Come, [ines of White striping the lower body The woman Jeaned suddenly for- 1 so intimate a relationship as The hing wid Poke to i ah hia Hall aa HUNT? eranna 4 ind a rakish to: shaped it ward t of companion,’ s whieh they: Gitned: tnto the Tesy #16W came trom Dinner concluded, they returned to } Wan juat such @ car a pera of "May Task why you stated that in ‘Of co the 1 when th ind a. (hentia. and the drawing-room, and after a bdriet omewhat bizarre taste and the Wealth your advertisement, Miss Shaw quickly. Then she h You th Drive, the merging strands of ty found herself de ory conversation Betty was dis- \ sth which to gratify it might have are very young and doubtless | a in the elty? suai ght breaking into widely de. famwer felnd herselt | » her idfinite reliel, Wolwars ‘ chosen, yet had it been a veritable perienced, but you must have reaiiz $ North Drive, I am Mrs. tached clusters as compact rows of with flowered) ehintz « forward gallantly to open the Jugge t effect upon the that to announce yoursclf as alon “ brick and stone vo place to ex- soft, rose-shaded r her and vd staring after ould hay n no more siniste 1 friendless would invite unsui The woman spoke as if t Recah “If you want the maid, miss, there's her until she disappeared around the vied from the window, her hands able and even dangerous response. mention, of her name suffi clusive residences, cach sequestered | .°f,2n4, Want the mald, here’® surning at the stairs head. Trancheds Wer ore! « tum The girl glanced at the ear ublish her status, and w within its private park . beside the dressing ta ind Her light extinguished, Betty lay a m the nds rel mantel and the to v e gesture she throw bac é) 7 r r swerved from the broad yaks poside the dre Shoutd you motion anid ningly relaxed, but ’ wi visib’ she turned in wide-ey¢ uement. The face revealed t ' ankly ~y "i ~ De CT Uh bho INK & OUD Of tee hl her A eyes were fixed as ‘ \ reat i gard feet shuf- “Why, no!" she exclaimed. “I want- was tl ue eee new MMCHo ieniad RARER yous Sc pall reaulew othe. ¢ 1 thi vuld plerce the dark- fied along t ay anda murs ed to make it clear that I could and he A DOOR WAS FLUNG VIOLENTLY OPEN AND A MAN SPRANG) Sra Lamhe vateee ing before dinner ness,*and her ears strained for they : oe mu Pi no references except social ones from as immobile 1 FORWARD. “WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN?” HE DEMANDED. re ay, hae ¥Y Waited unti! his stealthy, cate und storm swirled NG e you, miss.” A own home town, and that my ob- Only the fr Me umian een at ue babes wna outside the windows, and *rowzy i iin the doorway, ject was r much a matter o ‘ girl shook ber head you at onch, 1 had thought of taking [1 Sehe oonventlenal hall, then closed her lock on the stairs dr@ned 1 th advanced to meet the alary as a sue SEA « Lure prepared to place yourself W days to prepa : wee und ina minu amination of ©Ut the hours at all but interminable ras to come tn, please, Susan.” dreadful to be ft, with no one to will, of hours I will ed to-morrow, 1 am a person of Alike Suiheviue saan oni erin t the house, with two long French wing Midnight. ¢ and with ft the He e wan gullelessly noft 3 ake a F SB Me StnInG. tek ie want you ck decisi . 1 etter M y's place, Show her to her dows opening on an lcony, 'um of a high-powered motor on the 1 No, wait, Linust Light the ga Greenville there was nothing fo: e you y nat is your name, isn't it? ne Wiihinn, sho Rdded A door It Sach wall nably drive. A subdued murmur of votees Tut te wer Irendy disnp- todo.” T shall came to tao you home with ma im- foot. Limmaniont sWerding at {. Yow (0 « necting rooms, but upon exam~ floated wp to her from the path the ion in stood a ta reenvil ‘ : uo must me ye SUN OU REO ee Y not change.” nation the first proved to be fasten t oor closed with a thud an Rpt thed in furs “In Towa, My mother and I moved ty alone Teannot keep my ear waiting Jong in butier bowed obsequiously, but evidently bye bolt an the furs t snorted Its way through 1 V mom ques te Mae aca ars teas That is Hott bie wubmnlaaivaly, his beady ey urveyed rirl de- side, for the keyhole was plugged the n Irifts to the gata, 5 ack am RSA THO RAO RAV EROERAES GER CEAEUTIGE NES CER ites ane and fOF 3, wil tune ime ¢ eee ataatn « npudent stare sealing Wax. ‘Tho apposite door dix. Ms the echo of the xecond stroke dled : sown at her simple bi Aire Ht closely about her nec ressed, but pick, if you will excuse me hall was square and of spacious Closed a well-appointed bathroom, away, Betty threw back the covy@rs fo pote Se re ety 4 ue aa din AL et bie-uniit ns, with a galery encircling With no opening other than a ven. and, slipping from bed, stole to 7 OF te ia BO one elc eee add aa ed he inter= ¢) AS : ikea haa Vfloor landing, from whieh lator high up in the wall dressing bag. She fumbled for io brway took & the city. I was MAINES Aye aale i Atterbury, died away rare tapestries were hung. ‘Tho lea mplet simple preparat moment, and then a tiny, thread-li 4a position. 12 rn ae pd P aioh: Golore T 1 ll do ore ng flames of the hearth played u for dinne girl sank in ray of light leaped from her hand, r a few days, but it is tor you? i : please you, linge sv their soft, mel vues and. glanc r bef, » glowing coals in the With the electric torch carefully h 1 xin at hh ught. You . I Might of: that, da so eae nsider the. matter (¢ the ca nd notes of her pre- off in’ dart rays from the brase English g 1, chin in hand, lost shite she enveloped herself in a for 1 companion or se ieee i ae i niga, “ mig them ‘asl ¥ her analrens AO ane be ay te bt ol? pa ih The ¢ mer, child dark kimono, thrust, her fost into da nae out ane aes ae watch wy ‘cll upon an open desk between the leather wall panel 0 . i expression had van- soft, felt slippers, and, un ¢ yale Re eee aul bord inet speak any foreign lan~ long will it take you to 5 the windows, A sheet of notepaper ished gold. ished when she found herself alone de pitti Biante eat Inta, (HOrka Ne Seen wpable guns You mean you wish me 70 Bo with red with writing lay upon It Betty Shaw mechanically noted the and in its place had crept a harden The gleaming strand of light wav- ' geet fs - — ratty look, which robbed her face of eed, then steadied and moved slowly ° amuse them too; they [he aires eee slong to the turning into the gallery. nec leram® qilver tones of a gong echoing Ita pale afterglow lingered like a 1 face hed th sore ee Moe mote’, her and ano rimbus for a iminute and then v now iad 14d to} % © her feet n reaching the ished, and dar is descended ome yet f on tl ack he the stairs Mrs. Atterbury's mo: out the sleepin= house, summoned her to the drawing (To He Continued.) 4 you have had an acet-| - ees ar ed | |) DON'T you NO HAVE ) ) [HAVE TRAINED (eee low ; | WoRK TS VE HIM To Do 5 Q ° 8 ha aihicee WORK PLENTY oF / 1 TO DOHIS BIT 1 l h D o see me regarding my ad- of under ENTY oF / r n aie omni mv ma ih gw a ney Vriginal Fashion Vesigns The womar ind heek. “You me COME IN % at ind i) i) birthmark, and every one \ berate bi she ed. S80 ac tomed t t tr AN AND SEE 3 Law ons lech ana @asiy Guest Answered by Pauline Furlong For The Evening World's Home Dressmakers By Mildred Lodewick | fi Copsright, 1918, by The Press Publishing Co, (The New York Evening World), Copyright, 1918, by ‘The Pree Publishing Co, (The New York Erening World Para , sol a HARD DRY COUGH, which is | The ch id be kept from school » Hat and Frock to Match A f > Mrs. Walter D,,|uatil enti pacovereds O NE basic element 4 Tay he due ton large amount! BeLLADONNA TO BRIGHTE atyle that must of undigested food) THE EVES—MARGARET C.: T° ar i in the system, with, use of any drug re likely to dim »P& overlooked te FY Insufficient amount | ‘Re eyes forever than bri iten ihe ma hed Idea of fluid, = A Meht! pear sh A aides contributing to A peauty of women's j hoo te ip in Mine 8) | es, It can be made onl should bring retiet,| BEST OIL FOR OIL SHAMPOO— Jar » ald to econ + re ‘| H.K. B: Cocoanut oil is perhaps the omy and a source of r 7 but be on the safe] best tor dry dandruff, Melt the oll — eile ; a ; side and consult/and have a little rubbed the HOW 'S TRAT For UTIL) HER SCRATCHING martnoss, To use for v ae aaecs |scatp the day’ bftore shampo. | WASTED ENERGY’ IS Nor WASTED a hat or a bag the sae his oll is also recommenie for AINED HIM 7) Bur | USE Twar is nt of material Vy PORE, | graying hair, | a ut SE THAT EARTH ti A ‘4 CREAM AS FOOD) eck | LAWN-MoweR (Foro | one's frock is an <M, KN: Cream ts a healthful and| | HEAD SOUNDS—MRS, LEMIUPL ————— oa | economical means of nourishing article of food and will Lv Nervous Cosnawenient ¢ ve sehteving harmony not cause liver trouble, It ts very) and cold in the head ure ot ‘uses i Liles Se 8 ich, ver, and does not combine | fo g of pressure on the brain Juce on a nat or with all articles of food. It should Lig t and hot foot baths » the same trim mbines well with cereal, milk and | [°** Cause the noises. frock, such as | LIQUID HENNA—MRs. 1. 1 >on bead em Iam advised by many readers that A wo yr HF. henna 1s not effective. — ‘T - A eithas skin cause uiways colors © w : 1 b ‘ 8 Inside and out 18) gor iiquid henna. You may try it ed that she has the one remedy to remove them, and if it fails try the paste, which +> ie Same much more troublesome to ap; BONES AND MUSCLES—M, T, one ounce of henna leaves and et alone the K.: Most certainly a person with pour over them one pint of hot water ativfaction of having smal! bones may have large muscles, /Let this stand over night and then xhibited economy tn Rath OuE oe do not|*ttain and heat until is almos u 3 oY botling hot Then make of jenote gre physical c of henna p la ‘ stre endurance, You cannot! little c water, and add to the hot wn al, and e zo of the bones after | St! uld. Brush this into clean | WANE TRAINED eo AD ' ig aR ba T PULL THE KE Ades) ) y this afte hamp a EA SHOWER A ras no ng matter will “take” % h whose smart ef on hair which |s not free from grease. ‘ 1 COCOANUT OIL FOR DRY SCALP Ma PHEL K. I my opinion it ts a " ilways better to apply greas the erwise it rem the scalp and| lee ‘colle tand with ; oe int easy dan night nd t em the hair and rub the scalp clean with | \ jue Ka ‘ a small plece of cotton satur ad t with the melted cocoanut o Next | ft PINK EYE—GROR«( R. Pain, | day shampoo with pure castile soap, | MATERIALS FOR THiS OUTFIT MAY BE ensit ess to t ght, headach in hot wat Mass: | A HAD cost and water running from ntil {t is pink, after app | t 4 resin bey ees u ne of the sym 4) the cocoanut oil. It is also a good | “ : nk oye in vor fdea toy hot wet towels around | eves. This nmon_ har the scalp, wrung out until nearly dry, | A : & in conta before applying the grease, Brash | . " brig: Gay from the affe the dandruff and dust from the snip ft ‘ f on skirt used in ‘ each morning and night and shampoo | " f this frock nd otherw but once a month !f the ris very | t, how 1 may con- e reported dry and the scalp covered with flaky the front or IGF at once, ag it is highly conta dry dandruft, 1 we with droog. ‘ ) ase sre