Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-15

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NIHAT time had with Rosy on Sun.
w day. 1 really felt that ! wanted
| TO be through with her. and yet poor
| ntue Rosy is 50 much by herself and
l am ABOUT the only pal she has that
| her.
! was little bit disappointed in
Graham introduced him to Rosy-I
couldn't help it--she was there when
we entered the boarding house He went
| directly to his room. while Rosy and
iett together, went back to Newark. We
mad some eats together and spent the
evening at the movies. She was more
Ike her old self before the evening was
ovr
When I got back I went TO Graham,
room, and after some general talk ,
said. Miss Lever Is a fine girl, isn't
she?'
You are the better judge Of that,
think. aren't your
Now, honest he might have said yes"
mightnt he?
Funny thing! All the folks who seem
really worth while don't think very
much of Rosy. I suppose ii is Just be-
cause she never had much education
and is only shop girl Oh, well! When
! get settled and am making real
money. I will pay for her to go to night
school, She would be az good as AIRY of
them III she only had a chance, and
please God I will give her one,
Had'a letter from dad this morning
In answer to mine OF last week. NY,
but II was good It was more like
the old dad l used to know. Re said
he wanted to see me again and hoped
1 would come and spend few DAYS
with them as soon as possible. ] wrote
him by return mail, saying that I
might ask Off this weekend. also
asked II he would let me bring Graham
with me-
Got hold of quite a good wrinkle in
selling today. Perry called us for a
meeting tonight and complained about
the way our subscription orders were
being turned in.
"You. Flint" he said. you can write
fairly decent now and then, but here is
a bunch of your orders. Just look at
the names on the front and back Of
them"
You see we are supposed to write the
subscribers name on the back of every
order becaus sometimes they write so
poorly that we cannot make out what
the names are. e
Can you read your own writing?"
asked Perry.
Well, looked at the bunch of orders
he passed over and honest injun, I had
to admit that some Of them puzzled me.
He passed several orders over to the
other fellows.
IN the future" he said. you will
all do as Graham does"
What does he do that's so darned
smart?" asked Green.
Somehow Graham Is not at all popular
with the other fellows just because he
won't go out BOOKING with them. They
don't like me much either because I 60
with him.
Perry continued. Every order that
Graham turns in has the name and ad-
dress of the subscriber printed on the
back of 1t. in the future. whenever
you are taking an order the name and
address Of the customer must be printed
on the back. Don't trust to your own
writing. As likely as not 1t Is worse
than the subscribers"
We'll. that Is all, fellows" said Perry.
We began to leave. when he called. "Oh.
wait a minute! We will be leaving for
Erie, Pa, in two weeks more. We will
have cleaned up here by that time"
Two weeks more! Erie-and Rosy in
Newark. Gee. there seems to be no
end to my worries.