Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-28
SYNOPSIS

s mi haze a dip IN Jordan
"Com ,hs attention of JiH Atherton
ens's ian young man. Jiil aud
yHas Jsisters) take care OF their
An bvofher. ThcySafc poor and
po .soyk. Kafhv 10 cngd0ed to
M gH;fivord. Sac believes he "a
ksp" ,.d iooks foY,card TO a life Of
Ss" Scm, and Iove. jill has other
,,,eoc0."s.shs pictures going osf TO din.
~ home to beautiful house.
~ sE1. s,nu voprg man" proves TO be
Im m. ~ M. Sturgess. They recog-
e.s". .och other whcn he calls at the
~ ~here she is employed as
eroe,,opher. Kafhy learns Of Hill
Mc.Tys M'Ts .sealth. She feels the burden
"S and confdes TO Jill her misery
"a disappointment. y
AND HERE 1T CONTINUES
ryATHY was lying with her face half
N hrr,ed IN the pillow--her beautiful
-. Streaming around her.
nlrr 'ir don't know--he was afraid Of his
.als suppose - they're
ps0ps what you'd call big pots
ny / know / shall hate them
and they'll hate me
~ n Is a shame-just when / was so
happy.," ,,,,. ,h., won't hate you,
III ~ ever 40 proud of you; think
~ hssutiful you'll look when you've
pvV ~ hssns of clothes to wear, and dia-
nV"Ig mT X hate d. diamonds" Kathy sob
M. II don't want lots OF clothes; j
tcId Ralph so, and he didn't believe me
he said that no woman hated money
and al the things 1t could buy. He-hs
Y, a, quite cross with me because l
~ II don't wonder" said Jill bluntly.
M rave big sigh; she looked down
imuatiently at her sisters prostrate
hgure. [. A.. ,,,,,..
,,rls IN all the world, she said slowly:
III n had been me instead Z"
- laughed excitedly. IF 1t had been
~ / should have been mad with joy
should have been standing on my
Mad with delight should y
vell. don't quite know what l should
Nave DONE" she added.
1When are you going to see his peo-
pls,-when are you going to be mar
rrisdi" ;. ,
II don't KNOW IN not sure IL L
hall marry him at all now; l don t
want to see his people. His sister
X sure to be stuck up; she'll look down
a me and make me miserable
"She may be exceedingly NICE. said
mi. "Why shouldn't she e?-Ralph is.
int he?" she asked whimsically.
No answer.
l'0nly one sister," Jill asked again.
g"Any .brothers7"
l"No."
ga father and mother, Of course
3"A mother-his father died this
morning that-that's why he
old me: it was his father he was afraid
4, suppose.
'V"Afraid OFF,
%"Yes-they wanted him to marry
some one else.'
1"Oh." Jill rested her chin on hei
hecs.
She was looking ahead into the flu
ture and trying to see the wonderful
change this would mean in all their for
tunes. OF course, Kathy would loob
after them and see that Don had every
thing he wanted; her mind alread,
saped to day when sho would meet
Tallentyre on his own level; when she
Sould no longer 1eel mlserapie anu sell
son%'ous IN MS presence because o.
a0ies IN hsr gloves ang WORK -soliet
sahas, sne Jay ooWn oesiue hathy "itl
vns sign o. cohtentnient'
wei, tnlnk u just 700 won
SsrluI % 10 oe true, she said Simply
.tI inink wnat iot OF good you IL D'
aole to do now-think OF what you car
70 Ior OGn; 1or instance.
nnstny "a. aia not answer: III, man. - 60.
Az any rate jill went on FOL
moment.
lou must DC giad 10 De getting away
. mUm ,iiis MS awiai v placeI1you can I really
asse nked nviDg IN Acaeia terrace.
ig' IvOay Ia their senses could hou can
ns,.i nss having hsd TO screw ana plnGh on
nOIning week and living on bread and
sneese hait your me ana cheap meat
ny other nan; don pelleve any :
WY could really be sorry because tney
had suddenly come into money-it's too