Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-14
BUSINESS CAREER
or PETER FLINT
A Story Of Sdlesmduship by
HaroM WhieItead
fEODuri1tt)


VIE p"stnhh Drought holh tflhcIS
Il ana mo q letter this morning.
Miun ,yns rrn,r r,,ibrr and IL s,rc
puzzInd mo - ltt ynu s,r ucvrr
t,nmsL, ,I,,. ~ :, ,.,,,r.
1T ''"'-.""' "'''S inc '''''''
NY I'ehr BoN->ol nave not writ
~ Un me I"r Two or 'hr"" weeks, ana
II you remember you promised TO let
me nave letter every week.
lou know dear boy think about
YOU often' ana when don't hear
expect.
Somehow. I'm afraid your real cs-
tate selling is not surccssful, and
Mi ,,.iii WY you dn nol "r'tr.. You
Iaddin@ r. mnTr mn%, a'"mn ST", MI' YOU
wI,, H., ,.,,, ,,,i,,,. ,.,,,, ,,,,'ii.,, ..,.
ter L,iI, ,,.r,, ,,''I ,n Az ,ui ,m' o,T,,
seventeen. shc has drcidrd ,hnt She
must earn her own living N business.
Su"h nonsense! don't Hike these
far-fetChed ideas Of woman's rights
of the vn,inr p,rIs turV an, r'T sn',',
to say, would do the same if she hadn't
become engaged to Francis. and
actually sides with Fila against her
H,y. i,,.. our ia'her $ hopeless; he
Lis ,1.',,,E-t H." "'lu says "" ,!k'" 10 see
pleaaant .Iurcgsinn' Ii',' md .,,,s ,,,' .t u'-
must 1.-Two her own life
Nh" has actually been studying 10
.hnr,r,,rL - 'TsWr,,r T, ,iia, nnl' y 'hklnE Ur
i'm hrgh s,.,,"I " T,"""" ~ ,ir "'"',MN'oH'uE
h"r more good to have learned how tn
h'ah" pi'% aud keep house.
hail. itn"W, I'"l"r, ny d,ar boy, VIII l"u
Ir Lgiy,' go, N,nc 10 HIa ana tel her
rcaIiv WON, riT,' T'''i t ,","m, n'l,' !! sh"
ana Eranris ran ff,,d I'' mo w. Hpr u YOU
M"M N"rW for she says she wants to
~ LneFr'
want NV iittIa gir T "'SL'ara'', I,a'. ! d"m I
you. then tIIa am6 ~ iumr m"tT ons,d r,,o, lrS'
"' anu ''"'S ehs"seh
Poor old mother, she Giro 10 oId
fashioned. But | wor,dm., ,I,a ,ra,, 80 "'n
be any dirrorn,t Uhu', , nN. '','''l'r ''
rigb, '' "',,nl'',, Hhc Just about al
i'Si'' must write 10 her more rCgu
iarlN never thought she would fee
so cut IIp about il yot en- l,,,,, i,.,,
and have 80 mor,. thirc. -, ,Ii'n' w. ~.
r,ru,, '"'''eS 'o ''''''N Vi 'ii'''
was thinking about mothrr-aud r,II.
when l,nard Trnn,i. sew. 49, Ii,'' ,'t
Sauprr. "irs, ,.,,, ,"',, ~, 20 .i Pay ~ NrS
NI,,, u.,,, "dNr UP mat dreamer
looked around with start an,
noticed that Francis ana Mrs. Saulpc
were Criuniulr nt mo ,r,ba,,,,, .,,,, =,
three .tim,s Lrrnr,, ho.,,d 49,, 'p'"''
-" WV '''N''''
Mrs. Sanper said: 'Your Thoughts
must have been a long way off to IuI<,
So long fp tr,vcr hama q, .
W. '''"''
Thcn Francis chippcd in: "I'vc had
letter from Lucy and she incIosed - lot
ter for YOU from friend of yours :,
Iool nd .t tL, lo,,o, Il, 49,, t,
,,,,a,,, t',, ,,'a i,! .I ,eN''. III my mana aht
N,N ,,H', ,S '"e '"ri''hG II was from Mar!
h'HcSlhr,
Thi, is wb,, ! roud.
Drnr n,,or.
''''
wa at your house today and Lucy
was pussy writing to Mr.. Graham.
hut she broke away from her "epis-
mug 70 DE very polite TO me.
said to Lucy, "Do tell Mr.. Graham
70 tell Peter about Prince and Mrs
Kruger. She said. TEL him YOUR
SELF; I'm husy'-then she forgot
about being polite to me and returned
to her letter writing
rs you. ana Mf. ,irahan wore re-
%pnnSIhl" Tor that wicked dog, Prince.
h"lnS ulirtel"d IN the fIlnt household.
YOU ought to know what dreadful
STUNT he's developed so you can both