Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-22
THE DAILY NOVELETTE,
The Man Who Would BE
By MARY MORRISON

yA down from the Uttered .op "' In, I.s
Biz mahogany desh anu ieSo'uc' '''
With stern disapprovai. rs. ..
What do you get OUT OIL ne NY
way, johnny she demanaea' ,S',, sow
sit here all day hsurlng OUT now ION
Smith can win his ola in"sult hRa'IlS.
Ben Jones or how Mrs. brown can get
0 divorce from her ehorrid huSoahu-
your head all tied up IN musty Jaw
books-and then you come come nom no.he ""s
tired and 20 to bed. Nhat SORT OF eN :
aence is that ,.
Her young voice was growing iouuef
and louder with pent,,up Indignation
What you need IS TO iiVe-even II you
Do get into a scrape ike some OF your
clients and have 10 engage ahothrr
lawyer to pull you out OF II. she con
trued., FOR heaven sake IonhtE
SHOW that you are humah-pe wiid lor
%e In your ire. -,
rdusal to neglect his carefully built
W practice LOT one aiIernoou ana gc
ga Yea dance instead had raised, ne
peked up ms interrupted WORK WIN /"
atermlned ar As ne muttereu 10 him
sf:
iea uance 'ood i'ord John Iares
s 'na =, YEA eaL eaIre t Mou.p ;,i w. IKE :. ""r
"B u ns, po"i. h,uivuious' s., ,
pus SON sT,ienow .nG M hi.ernoon Morn
t1 W. spoiieu. Jonn looked III thc nnp.i
TiVle m htill an anu re"u .o H'li'spii' rar.S
" v,,..S Wy his' his pur.', Wni.e III nis 'a.S
.aVeM ,.,i MS s'ster parting W0rus u
s.n su'a,..e ~. anu unstrac. Ii1 MN na' m m'
w w, se. OUT OF ne, anyway Iohn ID,
W. uma ior once IN your IRE snow 'ha'
you are human.
,.I1. Mu kahet solnoerI! IN iront OF MN
.s,ns Isaps hotnlhg Dnt tninRlng hGrd
,,sm r' "a s'it l. was % tne glri rlsnt' RE 9lnn
rW,ild; Jove, | believe I'd like to bC
snud b;v,sp,r msle ame surprising words M
oO % SorI ",p'SIi' oii m n'u'SErlng. ,;i We workr'
tsr @ tnu, nu an my nc ana nave forgot
I u,i,toS toM 10 ENJOY things-that the un'
Wuce does a fellow go about it
'4gYsac TSs c,ic. o,to, =, II. .,.,.
uscbino ;n ~ ,iM ~, " nls stchosraPher
Ide nenotratad 'ne ''Lt,e L;n waning room out
odd pers;s,onor "' '"oushtS wl'h al
and Ie,. IooLsd oS.o ne opened the doo'
timing w, "eioSS 10 where hhe sat
brow oror ~u' WORDS WORDS ana knitting hci
pbraseoIosr STnio Tn especially diihcul'
Two yessS >t;,n or ne nrSt tiihc IN th'
working for Him T'9S rohr bronson had been
light caught if apI % thot Inrii hnr @ ene sun
were Quito nnrSnoI i ,''aS a; her Grown eyes
by Joye " bo ra,,,t. ~ ,.. u'! oruutH.
that's rho or,uo "',''leu 10 hlmseii
always asks '"'' hI, s. ~ man 10 DC wii'
lunch or dinror MS S''hographer out t.
Miss Bronson ,ookod -, I, s,,n,.,a,
when he woIkod ,ooMed o"n,' up IN surprise
aood looking down NJ No. a;rou,i, uLA az, an
regarded him inv inn"i"inaI a, Lvr SlIcn'iy. Sh'
hin to speak ''' '"s"' ""'''"s 'o'
Look here u;s. p. :,
John Carey ot % Ia., .,ro',S' r",Son' I, SalC
formed m ~ "niui"n OE" years ana must have
that time. Whot ,nr. U, so,tc nF Nlnu aurini
think | am9, ""' ""rt OF man do you
~ think rdd oou
Mr., Carey" " uJ sbn van you a nice man,
John. II don't wor' ~ , 'Arla'h'eT
want to be via ho m"hu h',, 10 De nice -
you b0In %mu mat don't know how. vii
60 out V to "t tco WIZ WIZ you' for instance
H now to toddlc? Nv si",or 'r%In ,"IIa ~, ~,
pats the latest ihinC' 'i,'' ~ ,ho ,e''S ' nl'
liilda threw hocn linn hon, +, y,
most musical bur,t 81 T'r ,on nena IN tn,
had ever neard-or nvnr '""sn',r no,,oo 2ohI
should say. "ur "r "p,n ever noticed
ad' i've never m 'I"rS| bnc" ,.,NT J. M'l', , she
,nd think !, wo,II II''' Wlln' eilhrr
10 drink tea and I"r" ,nJ,,IaS my employer ho"
When, fifteen 'T"%'r minr,o. ,o,o IA.
v3rey and Miss Mise" prnn minutes later JOIN
behind them and "r"a'Snl nn'nno l"it the office
bimorc, JoH" H"' ,"IT "nIe[ed E taxi for the
Islt 50 utterly y""ng '"r" "cr an,, ne had never