Judge — March 13, 1920 — page 15: what you’re looking at

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The Clutch of Circumstance By Jevix M. Suarery, University of Wisconsin, 22 CARTER. pondered the inaction picked up his hurriedly-packed grip and slipped silently and into the open. He had plenty sht, and decided to walk the short down the stainw { food for thor What if he did leave on the mean his fifth cut in French; be faculty had ruled no absence from He would be deliberately v arred from his laws of the code of honor flunk him, and a flunk would disqu letics. It all would result in scholastic oblivion for Carter—he who had never failed a subject in all his school days. His folks had put their all in him; thes were mighty proud of their boy, and he had always self their expectations. No, he consoled hi he was one of the crowd and But he had made it imself in his work, and Carter took the fact that he had never violated 2 contradicti em He was spite it all. And on his return he would find his lived up t very Evelyn; the er bi s, there was He had met and seen was the Ye in the world for him, »w could he forget that first sweet mec He had come back to school, ce of it all stamped forever in his mem w the was leav Te wasn’t her own will, so arter did not doubt a syllable of In two days she would be he had written, and C the contents of those letter: gone on her way to Europe with her aunt. For two long heartrending years he would be without f. ‘They meant acons to Carter; he longed to have h i i in, at least before she left. There was no APC SHOWING. (3! SU WU THE DISASTROUS EFFECTS OF PROMEBINION _¢ faction in her photograph; he ached for the At least to see her, to talk to her, to kiss her Ais J-bye; it meant so much for both of them. He had endured four months of comparative s he had denied himself alm i true toher—the girl fof had seen her but once. affairs, and he wouldn't nal. And she .was leavin e she knew little told her anyway have ny. Carter felt adamp all over What if take C What if she leave without } farewell? Th ¢ dilemma almost drove him fran ss creep hin the gravity of t jon kept fron Drawn by Wo H. Ho A Siutp +. Williams College, “€2 or THE Pex Drawn by AS. Ws as. Cornell University him, and he stood ro of his coma. He tear he picked there, Dry Humor ; an indescribable misery the spot helpless t beneath his clothe ht Carter out away a stray ind... stopped in his tracks. For him, was Evelyn! And as Carter him the great understanding: J¢ :eas whistle of a locomoti The harp, piercing p bis grip briskly towar walking there welled up with Ode to One of Mack Sennett's Bathing Beauties By Jour Savae, Williams Colle HH, daughter of the deep, you make me s! You stand there poised to plunge in pool or surf or river, With shapely limbs all balanced for the spring Into the briny decp. ‘The hissing white-caps sing For joy. ‘They'll catch your precious person and deliver It upon the eager sandy beach arm and dry Oh iri oft hi nerins ! You have more curves than ‘Ty Cobb's ever see Your sketchy costume’s caused me great perplexities, swim? \ Laplander Gladys—Mabel is two laps ahead of Emily in their leap year race. Phyilis—-Two lips? Gladys--Ve Harry's and Bob's Jonn W Futon, Je. Univer ity of Chicago, "21 comicbooks.com