The evening world. Newspaper, January 23, 1920, Page 28

ti boa pPretty, witty and charming Miss Saily Manvers She had not yet con- jquered New York—It alinost seemed that it had {conquered her. A mistaken identity—a sudden ‘trick of Fate—and she was whirled from her attic esas into the heights of gayest society to meet ‘was still a “Nobody.” the man she loved. . Goprright, 1918. by George H. Doran Company. THE EVENING WORLD OFFERS A NEW BOOK IN SERIAL FORM EVERY TWO WEEKS, SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS. Hy Manvers, prey sud vivacious son 1 he oc! tive “won rousachung tbe sale. tb. the bod, seats va ube’ eames Teens We misets the nn agait in ube Grand Cxtteal mie nratia at ine weums pod wes Woking 19f Wis sister's Jewel Wat etlered, 8 pelt as sccevtady Wo "Sits Therese invte two of the aussta, Mr LatUeion st ioe tela ely euvatiou smberteaees her. a robbery takes place 1 (che bose, | umtcion, Ou ely Mia Gonoia me veunea gens, to Sally's Toons, ad wa 4 ‘dubs, “aud “plane's denouement before . ve Baly Wins ‘thom ae abe Devage’s aun at the Island, Ueelt suauer rt Ye wade rien party, Soie ove conce Hr aeeembied euonin, CHAPTER XIV. (Continued.) HERE was no answer, The door closed behind = Mrs. ndish and her aunt calmly continued: tt seems that Adele's notorious ravagance got her into hot water tly after she divorced Standish nd had only her private means to yipport her insane passion — for .cwothes and ostentation in general, phe went to money-lende fact, And, of cour ade it worse. ‘Then ag never been overscrupulous, cor sived the brilliant notion of sq \g everything up for a new start b; that only alter, wh sl he conse cople, Adele has always © feavy insurance on her jewelry—al- roost the only sensible habit she ever contracted, And so they conspired, }ke the two n sighted idiots they Walter, I understand, was bung- Ying the job in bis usual manner when Miss Manwaring appeared, and turther complicated matters. “They couldn't let Miss Manwaring go and tell the story of her adventure \yromiscuously, for if it got to the cars of the insurance people their plot would fail, and they were none too rure that they were not lable to be eent to jail for conspiracy with in- tent to defraud. So they cooked up ) story to account for Miss Manwar- vg and brought her here. And tm- ‘diately, as was quite right and ng. SF yegin with, the insurance peo- pie proved sceptical, largely through Walter's stupidity, “probably next time Walter starts « jolly little conspiracy like this he will realize that it's always a good deal better to tell the truth when- ever he's in doubt. But he didn’t now that, and his lies soon man- ized to get him in a bad fix. You iso there were all of Miss Manwar- 6 old clothes, left in a wash room ihe day of the robbery, still to be accounted for. ‘The servants had found them when they returned to the house, and of course turned them cver to the police who came to In- vestigate. . “The presence of a woman in the house didn't fit in) with Walter's story of the occurrences ai all. And when he was questioned it appears . that he tried evasive answers that only make things worse. Finally the ‘insurance people, sensing that some- ishing was wrong, held up all pay- nents on the policy. “And there the hopes of gain from (he venture began to dim, “Mean time, the heed of money grew daily more urgent. They decided that Waiter must pawn the jewels in Bos- “tom ‘They could be redeemed piece ‘ty plece when money was more pieatiful. But the jewels were here, and Walter in New York, and it| would be insane for him to come | Jere and get them and then take them to Boston. In his emergency Adele went Walter one better in the matter of stupidity. She took Mr. Ueton into her confidence—and, crowning blunder! took his advice. Walter was to come to New Bedford, | secretly hire a motor boat, and be off the harbor here at a certain hour of night. Mr. Lyttleton was to leave the jewels in a designated spot at the 1 foot of the cliffs. At an agreed sig- nal between the yacht and Adele's window Walter was to come in, at dead of night, and get the jewels, re- tom to the mainland, discharge his | go to Boston, pawn ihe jewels, | privat _ nd'be here in good time the next | i CHAPTER XY. T so happened that both Miss 6 I Manwaring and Mr. Trego were sleepless of the conspirac eal my Jewels, “When that came out they were al! in panic—Walter, Adele and Mr. Jyttleton. They put their empty leads together to think what was the lest to be done to avert suspicion from themselves. Miss Manwaring wae che real stumbling block. Among them they evolved another brilliant scheme: | Miss Manwaring must be kidnapped and hidden away in a safe place until the trouble had blown over. Miss Manwaring having os- | tensibly confessed her guilt by fight, | ft | would be diverted from Walter, Adele suspicion of complicity in the th and Lyttleton, “Walter undertook to manage the business. I overheard something, | enough to lead me to suspect there | was something wrong afoot, i\herefore persuaded Miss Manwa to Jend me this costume of hers and went to meet Walter in her stead. Before I guessed what was up a bag | was thrown over my head, my hands | and feet were bound, and i was lifted into the body of the car and driven | New away at such speed that Walter, who | ; found out his mistake almost im- ake me before I arrived at the spot chogen e~ terted shooting-lodge on the South | mediately, was unable to ov for Miss Manwaring’s prison— Shore. “Moan time, when it was found that I had been kidnapped instead of the rl, and while Walter was going to fetch me and make what amends he could, Adele and Mr, Lyttleton lost|? their heads entirely. Lyttleton Mr. Mason to Miss Manwaring’s yoom, where, to his own stupendous eurprise, there was found hidden one of the rings that had been stolen.” What makes you tink he was so wold, however, has solved We mystery Ly her own Inve {much surprised?” Mr. Tt |who had turned in his chair to eye Mr, Lyttleton in a most unpl ruculent fashio: , use he didn't know it was the the plant,” Tr no question, 1 take it, of Miss Man- | ak wari aft fact that no confession made, as 1 That is to winding the — burglury-insur: nee Mrs. gain, but for the sole curing charg A short, sharp ery interrupted her, and in.the moment tonishment that follow Pride shut ber eyes, 8 slipped from 1 to the floor in a dead faint: proper, everything began to g0 cases whe & million while she was livi Astoria, night | and observed certain details "she continued, and to make matters worse, it was tie very night chosen by the thief to gate Cohalan and a jury, BENNETT WILL HEARING OFF Wil of Moy Tennett pre Sentenced for Hecetving Cour Weng dent of the Northwest Co. Pu day afternoon, ’ Hy te caughs ou the rout of her New Tork boarding nouse Gow @ MOULLie iy aL ayparcius "euu Sally “Guus Ube aay aumus vi Lue Lady of Lhe Bowes Aud, After feculng iu trou & ecu UuLgar woe Terwinal, funds wat be ie Jet Wei Wieu Uy start Civswoid, Mra. Gonnold eolertains ber kuseis at ‘are found there. | Mi antly “But somebody m argued. “The 8 ‘3 innocen “None whatever med. “Then why not Lyttleton as well as} another” 1 slowly me to the ux been " Mrs. Gosnold reluctantly ing i restored. 1 am sorry. 1 have all L could to protect the thief.” ou know?"—— Trego inquired. saw the theft committed, oxnold. “It was done not f purpose of 86 3 Mainwaring’s dis- y silence of as- r chair and subsided In a moment Trego wa It has hurt me more than T can said Mrs, Gosnold, “but what n here speaks fOr itself. aring came serve as my secretal “You may guess how supp! I was to’ find her rifling my jewel I awoke yesterday morn. | ing. T was silent, howeve later was able to unde tive when I saw her conceal several of the gems about Miss Manwaring's room. “And now that this last: mystery of the night is all better get some sleep. We need it certainly after the (Do Not Miss To-Morrow’s Instal- and ived I think we had » adventures, \SWEARS MRS. SPANG WAS NOT COERCED Nurse Declares II] Woman Was | ne Not Nervous When She Signed $2,000,000 Will, Miss Sophie Kircher, the nurse who attended Mrs, Rosa BE. Spang, widow of © Pittsburgh, Pa., steel man, g at the Waldorf- 8 toalay in the suit of Mrs, Mabel Spang Crome, the daughter, of Copenhagen, Den jcontesting the will of her mot leaves $2,000,000 to charity and provides @ $10,000 annuity for hi Miss Kircher testified Former Attor- ral Wickersham, one af the “d by Mra, Spang, her was a with eoretary Ba » hotel, and bh singer, ng und said she was not \amitated and that Mr, Wickersham used | Ino coersion in having fer sign. The trial will continue before Surro: on Reopening of ¥ © Indefinitely Postponed, Arguments on the application of Ku- gene Higgins of the proce Paris for the reo} dings wh Mr. Higgins applied his last w king wa 6 of the exc f his will, but, b his r y in Paris, he was to resign, > Kk, No J. was senten rter ~~ Wendell Robinson, thir onta yeure connected with Wo I eral Kervices: will he’ held THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1920. COMPLETE STOCK QUOTAIONS STOCK QUOTATIONS afi Wouee Bad [Am Wee peo > cut in, | Anson have made Mrs, Gosnold | tarot co ad hoped it might be. I eadde ¢ , the Jewels have not | sald | CML Mi evista d Mercedes | ed gently, | side her, |‘ and with the help of a hastily sum- moned footman carried the uncon- cious woman from the room. to. have to bring this scene | about," you have # Miss Pride bas long been a friend of mine, and has lived with me here | almost as a sister for the past five | years. When Miss Manws to Cuba Cane Sugar vba Cane Sng, pf Coma Am, Sugar Con, Textile Comp. Del, Lack & West. ware & Hudson Ton & Rio Gr pf she was much distressed, as she had planned and hoped to fill that position her- self. Had 1 known of this I would most certainly have given the tasks to her, but I did not even guess that she desired the work. It was only after she had continually spoken harshly of Miss Manwaring that I | began to suspect her of jealousy. Famous Players stand her mo- | Va Caro Coen Vaniaium Steel, | Wattye- Overton 2 | White Motors tory 33-48, 98.40, off .08; 43-45, 98,40,) At any rate, there TODAYS Paces} opened with Company—Regular jannual 4 per cent., common, semi-]of being well-dressed, payable }in a medium weight Tobacco Products—Regular quar-| serves for every oc- rly of 11-2 per cent. on common, | casion of the day. payable Feb. 16 + who is which changes were mixed with the range of fluctuations Sentiment was but little the Federal sing the discount | has purchased|charm may be de- the membership of Maurice Lehman on | yeloped after my de- Leonard for | yign, which suggests was surprising, previous sale, f, were in the room when the will was igned. Miss Kirchner stood by Mrs. Federai |taffeta and figured President of | georgette. Dark brown to sue- or plue would be pret- rhe oi) stocks were steady on new m vous or th Texas and exaggerated, | 1 substantial | OPPOSES short interest In shares of the com- | || Restdents Fight Hah CLOSING STREETS, jmsiching the tarteta, | panies operating in the Homer poo! y Company. nd there should be some interesting | Edward Reigelman| developments marketwise as soon as of Brooklyn, reported to the inable regarding | Estimate This | Board of | 4 o- ternoon on a request of | ph the American Sugar Refining Co news Is obts the exact situation in the field, ican Petroleum continued strong sell- | by the Ameri.{ing up to 1963-4, a guin of over can will of the late James Gordon Ben-| nett was prob npanY | foundation is of the First) taffeta, the bodice cut South Avenue ning land the Bast River, under bundoning the project for UP | refinery on that ed, which were on to: in Crucible Jay's calendar of Surrogate Moley, we indefinitely postponed by agreement of the lawyers representing six parties 4 interest a $12,000,0 and moving from | a yetin of 0 except to slate closing | full undersleev« rosi-| which are gathered to 3 AN EFFECTIVE USE OF PLAIN AND transactions continuing within a nar- Sloss Sheffield, with a] the streets v rise of 3 points, attracted attentipn, | exceedingly | Bronx moved the |the Committee on City P [Improvement which was done opposed by every Mr ferred to} wrists, On the skirt the figured fab- n and Public of the issue hanging New Queens Sheriff Sworm In. wppointed | up its low Sheriff of Queens Coun- ty by Gov. Smith, to-day took the oath of office before County Judge Stolem) woollen was the strong feature, be- ; Wednesday as s F. Loible, a dealer in old gold and silver at No. 207 Market Street with the exception of Maxwell preferred, were heavy with but com- y few transactions, The rails continuéd dormant, In spite of the fawt that there was Bert 1 in the ions to-day to Rerve from five to ten years in rison for having eriminally received $80,000 worth of gold stolen from. the Balbach Smelting and Refining Com- |More activity than in yesterday's ses- sion {t Was 4 professional affair with | but little public interest, ate's is no County Qu filed & bond of $30,000 With the ‘Rea’ Uph Fineh to-day} ming touch that is effective, may be| &! Chureh o order of Jus Robinson Dies in Flashing View Presi- fading Com- | Sterling was 2 cents higher, at 3.64 1-4 y, with offices in the Woolworth | Building, died at his hon South Parsons Avenue, Fl night of pneu week Mr. Robinson was for twely Supreme Court refused to ve vis to puni treasurer of thi LIBERTY BONDS, Russian Soviet tempt becausi Lat 41-48, 92.30, off 2d 41-4, 91,00, off .80; At 41-46, 9210, Ki to activities of the jun Soviet Ambassudor, a ne ge RE FINANCIAL NEWS anv PRICES wore ao ners THE OUTSIDE MARKET—2,30 P, M. 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Frocks to wear under them {tare equally popular, and it is difficult to reason out which one is to blame for the other's popularity, is something that ap- peals to the economy and satisfies the pride one-piece frock, for it A distinctive model of dainty yet practical @ combination of plain ty, the thin fabric while the figure may | be in some half- neutral tone of dull t{ blue, brick red, dull jsreen, violet, or tan. main portion had with a medium round nock and tiny sleeves, and the skirt a two-piece model, The of |fgured crepe is «| ployed effestively for FIGURED FABRICS. puff softly near the rie aspires to nothing more than an DIED. imitation of the servile gown and adds | GAVIT.—At by he spice of novelty to it by gathering | tae a at p edge in a soft putt which| jaincr Gavit and Lucy corresponds cleverly with those of aged 21 he effeot is delightfully | Func amo 1 the sleeves. private. Count, | Individual. ‘Phe back of the frock 1s | Kol Lyin in mid: | plain except for the line of large, flat, | OAMPBELIA FUNE Sheriff | sik-covered buttons that continue! Bresdway. 66th at Jan Mr | from neck to hem, But the sash which | SY usually considers the back to be the proper place to tie, offers its crisp! Funeral from her late residence joop and end to the left hip, A trim-| Park av., I st Orange, No J. 8 tans, 10 A, M noted on the sleeves, where a double cartridge plaits, Mor my this may be replaced with tucking, or W stout ar Bani Taye 4 WoW AND ¢ BOX CONTAINING "RING! ts ie Vanit Or Ban KINGS; BEWALD, flat p A binding th ote GS; $100 “REWA WHT vepeats the color that is jntrodueed | Cost Diamond Sar pin Saturday i fi da the gure of the georgette wand SODA BICARBONATE, =" = GONGRESS IS TOD Former Army intelligence Man Cites Bomb Scare Here in in Opposing Sedition-Bill, WASHINGTON *| bearng to- m= Swin- *\burne Hale wv the on the 18 ying a u ion comp “vigorously | Mayor Hyis would keep th cpposed the meas swe suid] ROBBER GETS TEN YEARS. rbably bi- found} | whitich substance Russian Union | of Workers | news s from the bomb scand nufactured, Companions Also Conyicter WIL Be Sente Petites wo] Niels Tile an execonvlet, No. 4 | Pith Avenue, Trac jios ing years afte h Juleaded guilty In | Rosalsky in the « us Pa- | deg to] OWven Lopp, a negro, und Har tnese | Burnfleld were convicted by a Jury t day before Judge Wadham es ssions in the same ré have} wit be senten y there! Phe three \ to make members of the} deportation the radiealg and Communists sent out| Saes for Royalties on “The Heiter on the Buford was expressed by Hale, id, however, that Emma xander Berkman should] Gharles D, because they iold- have been ¢ wre urn the to-day | former says gat the gross h ting President of the United] We says tested {and has due him $16,100 more, ao) — JUMPS FOR ‘L’ TRAIN; FALLS THIRTY FEET Brooklyn Schoolboy Dying After Ties—Two Girls Hysterical. Nathan Berman, Pennsyivania up the steps of the Fulton Street "“L” Pennsylvania New and Origiiial © Fe: Smar went fourteen, of No. at 8 o'clock nee of his sister as in « hurry, fearing to be late at school and the * just pulling out of the station, chums on the back platform yelled to He tried to jump just as train was School A Smart and Dainty Frock for the Top Coat. him to jump. slipped betwee: and clung to relax his hold and tumble thirty was Miss Berman d by Dr. O'Toole, Ida Cohan of who had be- -————— Case Defendant Changes Plea GRAND RAPIDS, 3 23,— of the 135 men indicted on charges of con- Senator entered a plea States unter respondent to change plea to nolo contendere Court this forenoon, | $25,000 Thefts ce reed to Train Crew.| TIBERTY BONDS BALTIMOR ealing merchandis proximately $ ap- N00 from trains of the and Ohio Railroad on which train six men Was turned , MANGA Berar euthorien aerate dee PURDY & CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Ask Fifty Thousand id a gentleman to me the other day: “Supposing you were to stand at the corner of | cond Street and Broadway and were to ask assers-by fifty thousand New York Undertakers,’ I will wager that forty-nine nd nine hundred and sixty would say: ‘Frank ——"' but they would hesitate to think + E. Campbell and of the ‘and —— “How many ‘Undertakers’ are there in New York City,” I asked. “There are about sixteen hundred, considering that most Church-Sextons, who arrange with a casket dealer for the burial of one or another of the members of their church, call themselves ‘Undertakers’,” “To what then do you attribute the success of Frank E. Campbell dnd The Funeral Church?” “You probably expect me to say: in the ) r . This, however, is not the ease, not- Wivlaanding the fest Eat the name of Frank kh. ampbell, during the thirty years of uninterruj Rinderaten i Pte probably more often than that of any other man in Jew rank City. : ‘One cannot keep up such a campaign of publicit as does Frank E, Campbell without maline pan BAN out fulfilling every promise made, without rendering plus-service to satisfy even the most fastidious. “And to this giving of plu: of the unexpected, to the reliev of all worries and trouble: of changing he lewood, N. J. on Th LURCH, | GHAR SULLIVAN, widow of Jame Our Lady Help of Chris band of Lhe affeta is iin in shallow | (OST, FOUND AND REWARDS. CLAY BT. WEIILY SCOTS, rt-sickness into heart-ease and the dread of the morrow into pleasant memories, | attribute the reason for Frank E. 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