Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-05

.Ng t,aE,tjc and utterly m'Sgp gprns.
ps,,d Their Jdthers ae."rh mu.
rlthsi 10 make her hone ofomai,,s
4 month otter i'srrissi hmS Keeps @ house Ter
poison, dnd ,nd Joe, Gnd the chtId'
Amvs "Ti,,r goes on aud they Nno.-
Sasems. Joe's prosperity shoTeosss, ~
m"S ,Ssr,trs Uish roW Snncs
r@ys Ethel fears fanhms S,s1v from
o. Joe. she cns won,s Rat ANY occupied;
TIC dpuiJu dpu.iJc on a SUNNY dpartmeW ~
1hey aeor fhs same building, nnu
re .op meets Mrs. Grepe' '"oV
nmro r ooyd they shop fo0ether.
' ,sp HERE 1T CoNTiNuEs
,,r % ons afternoon about o'clock as
,,,.,,. car drew up at the door ana
"a her one friend got out, Joe came
pors~and = with one quick angry LOOK
I hurried into the building. au'te lu'i
!. and ashamed for him, bthei turheu @
co,,panion-but Mrs Grewe
,.s I oueerly and held out her small
\ owed hand. ..., so nice
.,ternoon and all the others
tone was a curious mixture "
.n.sd defiance and real regret c'ne'
nn,ered something, but In a 'non'e''
friend was gone IA, .nvrv
..Ir, sbe met Joe with an angry
Upstanss ,n her indignant reproaches
ownn,,sS by a auizzical smile. , ,
Took here, Ethel. re wv wav which
kind, piriv boil Look here.
fde her la Ia" 90 about with shady
~ rsrson r ike that. ] didn't Know nov
tie petrsSd pptrrsed her up. Now, nowLi un,
.,and, OF course-you met What "a
Pre In the he, new to have ave thought OF IT,"
lrisonsh, ~ wS ~ Of what7 For soodhess
ssb. won't do, that's all" ,o,,owod
on o tbe little storm that folioMeu'
.ue s,,ersed at last with tine thHush, H.
rell, I must see her. an snywHy ny.rt,n.nt,
* of moving Mnt m.1 at ia all She was
an n,eIat least she was that
,s,dss" reflected Ethel, with lns
p.a',t,on and relief which she mao
ses.rised y in New Workers. shes going
= IFS safe enough" .,,a,;r
me talk occurred tne hens NE w.r.
,n the new apartment. There wsre
~ isuvard d preliminaries, for Mrs
~ a,ho,e manner had chaused,
We bit OF its careful refinement
zone and In It's place was ratne'
er frankness. .a,,, eY-
quite understand--yoy neehm h,shond
n" she said at once, lou' ia th,a
made a fuss. hasnt ne q, "u '''''
her pIousnte little face was q look
r,snsly challenge. We've had such
little shopping bees and I'd like
not TO be sorry so,d with
nd by and oy sne rose s'u '"'''
range little smile, 49,, u,,,. ra-
Now that I've had my h tor
ling II all, when ! VAST uuns onws o
II bit OF harm and was leavSts any
this week-lets say soouos ""N
get TO our pa,fSEks"sc ,SEn n,c 7 could be
her" thought, Ethel late that night, n,gn,'
could be--but l won s"o w
red. r,r,
ihe did not see Mrs. Ire"e ~.,
did not want 10 see nn cir, sh,
until H., from IN, sSsrsp the seIeghSos Sosns s wdo
gone that Ethel went up 70 her
home. In q little while her !.
IRE would begin to pour IN; put as :
|. the rooms were empty. hooued wiz,
I'm sunshine. She looked ABOUT anu
ught Of the life which had been mere;
then Of Mrs. Grewe's ADVICE aho
Z |ost hear the voice.
rs every place ] live In to be
hted?" Ethel asked herself. And then
humorous little scowl: NOW See
|. .Ae, young woman, the sooner you 'earil
lY4t every apartment In this city mas
kRplete equipment OF ghosts, the pet
Ia here, nor how she lived nor what
said. don't need her advice. and
life Is not to afrect mine iir the
9 she speaking. Mrs; Grewe or ANY,
4e were TWO 9t mem now W., Sos,, oo 81
: given her advice, ana IN eacn case
lie portrayed had been very much
, ke, 80 much 30 as TO be rather as
is town!
Very we'll, my dears," she said
ich more gay and sociable TO have two
. .eaa OF one. Remember tea VIII be
yed at ., and from the present out
IheIes NttIe cnance OF our peins
. ufOed oy the intrusion o. any I'VE
man W New YORK AZ least
Snoss are friendly, she suddenly
iogeverT' She went to the telephone
tne nal; Please hurry up those
1rters I'm up here waiting to begin -
sha IN me days that followed, she
|. Tar 100 ensrosssd N setting TO
. are any tlme Tor brooding on phan-
ms. "A home of my own and life
nsb hd" But when at last they were
,ueo, and Joe IN a dear genial mood
gone about admiring, and taking no
puce apparently Of the scarcity OF
ys things-he turned to Ethel with
ar which was meant to bo easy and
i9ral
Well, now that we're taking n fresi,
Mrt the time has come for little
.ny,
Wnat ~ aoout?' she asked. endeavor-
VIII take about one minute" His
un voice was low and kind. I'm moi
Wms 10 force my friends on you. II
v head.
And when, YOU get them let me know
break a leg In the effort, ri dance /,
"a, q them. 80 to speak. until they'r,
~, s,de, J want you to let me dowr
w with these people | once knew.
Pnt want to hurt them or be cad
lew ] may keep in touch with 10,