Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 97, 10 March 1916 — Page 9

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY; MARCH 10, 1 916.

PAG3 NINE

THE STORY OF "ZOE"

Lady Warren wap , one of those women who always spoke of "we women" and "you men." She waa an impulsive, good-natured creature, very effected and very foolish. One either liked her exceedingly and was her slave, or equally disliked her and avoided her. There was no middle course. Crawley was sorry to admit that he must be placed In the second category. Lady Warren irritated him beyond endurance. She gushed, and he hated gushing women. She was appallingly ignorant, and insisted on talking of things about which she , knew nothing. Also she imagined she could sing, and insisted on Inflicting her shrill, soulless voice upon him on every available occasion. Her best friend and her worst enemy summed her up as "co absolutely good-natured." But Crawley abominated good-natured people. Lady Warren, was, in his opinion, the apothesis of the class. In her appearance she was loud, without being exactly vulgar. Of course she could not be vulgar. She 'was the daughter of a tenth baron, and the mother of Eva. In her time ' she had been pretty, and was still far from being passe, and looked, ' without any very pronounced artificial aid, much younger than her forty years. Her hair was golden; her eyes were fclue. There were no lines round her yes, no superfluity of flesh beneath her chin. Also she had kept her figure within boundB, and was, if not exactly as willowy as she had been when Sir Squire (then Mr. Squire) Warren, had married her, certainly not plump. "How is Eva?" asked Crawley with some embarrassment. He always felt embarrassed with Lady Warren. She adopted a caressing manner with him and always gave im the impression that she was going to kiss him. He Hears Alarming News from the Mother. Lady Warren's smile died. "Poor Eva's not up to the mark!" she said, with unaccustomed gravity. "I don't know what's the matter with the child." "But - I saw her yesterday . afternoon," Interrupted the artist. "I thought she looked particularly fit." "Well, all I can say is that she came home yesterday looking very seedy. Her father said she had eaten something that disagreed with her at some tea shop in Bond street, but then you know how faddy Squire is about diet, don't you? and she seemed so queer all yesterday evening. I was quite worried about her. She went, to bed about nine, complaining of a headache and sick feeling, poor child; and I saw her about midnight, and well, she had quite broken down, Noel. She was positively hysterical. I couldn't make her out. I wanted her to see a doctor, but she wouldn't hear of it, and insisted that she would be all right in the morning." Crawley bit his lip; his cheeks flushed. What a brute he had been! "Well, I was so nervous about the child," Lady Warren continued, "that I couldn't sleep for thinking about her and went to her room about three this morning. And, would you believe It, Noel, that tiresome girl had not even gone to bed! She was sitting up staring out of the window like a ttark, raving lunatic. Of course, I had to be very firm. I was, and didn't leave her until I tucked her up in bed. Well, this morning when I called in at her room on my way down to breakfast she had gone, and the servants .tell me she went out for a walk about eight o'clock without having any breakfast. So you can understand how worried I am." "Quite," answered Crawley grimly. "But hasn't she come back yet?" Lady Warren shook her head. "No." she said: "I only wish she had. Oh, I do hope no harm has come to her!" "Where is Sir Squire?" asked Crawley. "Does he know of this?" "Oh. yes; but you know Squire, and what ne thinks of us women. I don't suppose he'd trouble much if he heard the poor child had been run over and killed. He has no feelings, you know none at all." "I think I'll go out and try, and find her," said Crawley. His voice sounded husky.' There was a grim expression about his handsome face; his dark eyes gleamed angrily. "Oh, no, you won't, my dear Noel!" exclaimed Lady Warren. "You might as well look for a needle in a haystack. You've Just got time to come with me in the electric. I'm going up Oxford street and then back by Bond street. I've got such a lot of things I want to talk to you about. "You mustn't take much notice of what I have been saying. You know how foolish I am about Eva. No one knows what that dear child is to me." Lady Warren became theatrically dramatic. Tears clouded her blue eyes those eyes that were so like her daughter's. ' Crawley groaned inwardly, and would have had perforce to obey his dictatorial mother-in-law elect had not Eva walked into the morningroom at that precise moment. "Good gracious, Eva, where have you been?" Lady Warren rushed forward and seized her daughter's hand. "Why child, you look positively ill! What is the matter? Noel, doesn't she look ill?" 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ley with her favorite dramatic gesture, but he did not hear or notice her. " He was looking at the girl. Certainly Eva Warren did not seem well. Her, usually rosy checks were pale, her eyes looked unnaturally large, and there were dark rims beneath them. She avoided his glance and his outstretched hand and looked at her mother. , "I'm feeling much better, dear," she said, almost boisterously and smiling with well-affected nonchalance. "Indeed, I feel quite all right again. I've had a long walk. It's a lovely day. Are you just going out?" 4 "Yes, dear; but surely you see who is here?" Lady Warren looked from one to the other in some bewilderment. "How do you do?" said Eva, at last deigning to take Crawley's outstretched hand. She appeared to look right through the man, and spoke coldly, as if he were the veriest stranger. Lady Warren's brow clouded. She gave Noel a swift look of inquiry and suspicion. "I am sorry you aren't well," said Crawley awkwardly. For the moment he could think of nothing else to say. "You haven't gone to Paris, then?" said the girl, and there was a touch of cynicism in her tone. Lady Warren- saved him from his embarrassed explanation by repeating vivaciously all that he had just told her. Eva listened much as she might have listened to news of some distant acquaintance. Then she turned, as if she meant to leave them, but her mother was quick to divine her inten

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"I was just dragging Noel off to do some shopping," she . said, "but IH surrender him to you now, dear. Good by, Noel! By the way, will you stay to lunch? We have a few peaple com' ing in. Half-past one. I shall be back in about an hour. Will you stay?" He Accepts Her Invitation to Lunch. Crawley looked at Eva, but the girl was regarding the carpet with an ex pression of complete immobility. "Thanks," he said. "If I shall not be in the way, of course, I will stay, But you are ure I shall not put you out?" "In the way? Put us out? What an idea!" Lady Warren laughed and patted him affectionately on the back. "There, now. I'll leave you two to gether, she added, with a suddenly grave and anxious look. "Au revoir! Vaguely she felt that something was wrong; vaguely she realized that there was a rift within the lute. It was the last thing in the world that she suspected. A misunderstanding between Eva and Noel 4iad never for a moment entered into her calcula tion Anyhow, the only thing, and the best thing, to do, was to leave them alone to fight it out between them selves. Once in the crisp sunlight she put them out of her mind altogether. It wa3 this quality of mind and tem perament the -ability to put all wor rying things from her that enabled Lady Warren to keep her youth so long. To Bs Continued. red. The shawls were very soft and warm, but the warp which was of fine cotton thread was not strong enough for the weight of the silk. The shawls were easily injured and hard to repair. I think when Mr. Fox was leaving Richmond, he sold the stock on hand at about one-half price. In one of the county histories it is said that a daughter of Isaac Jones present ed a white silk handkerchief to the Honorable Henry Clay when he visit ed Richmond in 1844. Some of these handkerchiefs are still to be seen here also samples of vest patterns. Isaac Jones in 1845 removed the silk fac tory to Newport, Ky. The authorities consulted were the three published histories of Wayne county, an article in Chambers En cyclopedia, and a bulletin issued by the bureau of agriculture. ' SARAH A. WRIGLEY. SWALLOWS SCISSORS. NORTH VERNON, Ind., March 10. Leon Hutton 15, swallowed a piece of scissors blade and is in a serious condition. HUNTS FOR DAUGHTER. NORTH VERNON, Ind., March 10. Charles Dugle arrived here in search of hi3 missing daughter, a high school girl, only to find she had just been married to Dewey McFadden.. PURE BLOOD BRINGS BEAUTY Pimples, Blackheads, Boils and Poor Complexion Vanish by Using Stuart's Calcium Wafers. TRIAL PACKAGE MAILED FREE. All your dreams of a, beautiful, clear complexion can be made to come true. It makes no difference how spotted and disfigured your face may be with pimples, blackheads, eczema or liverYou'll Dance With Joy to See How Easy and Quick Stuart's Calcium Wafers Clears Your Skin! spots, you may reclaim your heritage of good looks. There are thousands of people today whose fresh, clear faces are a living proof that Stuart's Calcium Wafers do cure pimples and cure them to stay, in only a few days. Stuart's Calcium Wafers cure pimples and similar eruptions by thoroughly cleansing the blood of all impurities. With a pure blood supply, it is simply Impossible for a pimple to remain on your face. And the invigorated blood will replace your dead, sallow skin with the glowing colors of a perfect complexion. Your self-respect demands that you avail yourself of this remedy that thousands have proved before you. Get a 50c box of Stuart's Calcium Wafers of your druggist today. Make your dream of beauty come true. Also mail coupon today for free trial package. Adv. FREE TRIAL COUPON. F. A. Stuart Co., 302 Stuart Marshall, Mich. Send me at once, by return mail, a free trial package of Stuart's Calcium Wafers. Name Street City State

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