Life — April 15, 1920 — page 10: what you’re looking at

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Did Charlie Deserve It? for taster,” your goli on “A playing declared idea is simply horrid but contempt for Evelyn, “the L have nothing “You are only going to church,” re A, Dick coolly, “ because you have some plied, or rather interrup! thing new to wear T never wear tw “Quite untrue. best clothes chureh, as my you might know; It’s the one day no girl docs now. in the year when a man “Then you other reasons.” a1 because I ought to go, and be- go cause | like to go, amt you should go, It you don’t—I'll never speak to you “Ts this a challenge?” “Teas.” wolf “Ses! “What will you do if “TM bave nothing more to do with you.” “Let's wait and see. “That You must promise now. word that you will go to church with again.” op church It may rain. has nothing to do with it. I want your me Easter.” “TH think it over. There was a coolness between them from then on. “It's the principle of the thing that 1 don't like,” said Dick to Charlie Smith. “I have no particular objec- t to going [ don’t know but the thing ought to be encouraged. But I don't like any girl's dictating to me.” “T wouldn't mind Evelyn dictating to me, love with her. church. said Charlie, who was also in “You'd go, I suppose.” “1 don't say 1 would. have her ask me.” “You like her.” “T'm crazy about her.” I'd like to The Lamb: Wat GETS MY PATERNAL OAT IS THAT THAT FATUOUS ASS OVER THERE THINKS I'M GAMBOLING! “Som I. 1 goli—particularly this yes “So'm I Dick reflected. “I don't care,” said at “Since she put it up to me it has really It isn’t due to selfish- But [ am not going to give in T shall play golf.” On Easter appeared at o'clock, The first man he inquired for am also crazy he last been a struggle ness, morning, therefore, he the club house at ten was Charlie Smith. The caddie m ter said he hadn’t seen hir “ Strang said Dick. “He didn’t say positively, but I rather expected him to go round with me this morning Now that I think of it, he rather hesi- when I mentioned it. I'll call him up.” “Well, Charlie,” ‘phone, tated over the “why aren't you up here at the club house Charlie hemmed. he said i “Just off to surgled. “Oh, I see. “Yep. starting church,” he With Evelyn?” Hope you don't mind weren't Tong as you I” “Quite all right, old chip, Hope you'll enjoy the mon. Dick outside to the caddie | He must look other go h. The cars were | S'tong.” now player t ning to crowd in fact that it in spite the was | Suddenly he urticular runabout.” What!” jumped out “Well! "1 despise you!" recognized he exclaimed, “You!” Whom did you expect he grinned. Evelyn brushed him aside with lofty eyes. here!" she said.“ Don't did intend to as you know, But it wor so stuffy there, and the day is so and. but— hypocrite ! church. well, [supp t's horrid of Dick looked at her quizzicall; “And Charlie? * Charlie?” “Yes. Not knowing that you wer coming, I relied on him to play me. He wasn't here, so I called and he told with you he was going to chur just starting off to ge Probably at your house now.” “Poor boy. When he finds—" “Yes, when he finds that you have come up here, will he go to c alone? ure He will not. T give him if teen minutes to get here. Meanwhile, what shall we do =velyn reflected a moment were increasing. There front was quite line of players in of the ely house, waiting “Say, Dick, think a threesome is a great bore? drive off she said, “don't yw N attic is the place where a woma keeps the things she never wi want until she has thrown them away The cars comicbooks.com