Judge — February 20, 1909 — page 2: what you’re looking at

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Subscriptions payal which are sta dit HERS» Prevent ye: PEN POINTS. ONLY the makers of women's hats would go on a My "strive, wine 2 C.Q.D. y lubber are celebration the men would make! f the sailor, and P, D. Q. of the land- 1 to on very good terms the » days. Carrie Nation is said to be liking England better, ‘The reason given by the Philadelphia ’ Ledger is that she now is being arrested, Phere is one System that must be marked “0, he Detroit f *t find any fault with the worki wireless System at the time of the Republic d ve Press says, n Tom of the Lawson, of Boston, ** the United States ‘0 this state Recently the Washington Most asserted thi is planning a second Gibraltar in the Philippine ment the Buffalo News adds, ndy must plan a insurance company to make it cond mous. Two recent court decisions are of more than passing interest, The first decision was that wed: in payment of debts; the second, that hatpins must not be longer yet could not legally be taken THE SITUATION IN NEW YORK Hrunswick Building, 225 Fifth Aves New York. Cable Address, “ Judgarl JOHN A. SLEICHER, President. FW. S Ww dive fe 1m New Vork Qty. Alll ready and willing to trim his delicious whiskers Madison Square. Terry, Treasurer. Chicago Ul Hamilton, Art Editor. ts00 230 pou Zhe contents of FUDGE ave oroteced by cov in both the United Slates and Great tain. CONTFIBUTORS must inciose 4 stamped and self-addressed endeiope witd all manuscripts, otherivise return uf the Latier when found unavaiacie cannot be guaranteed. te found ot any ocwe-tand, te pubilabere will be ander obligations if that fact be promptly reported on postal-card or by letter. 10 cents per co IN as the new adires Jetect oumbet on theit wraypet. From two to thtee weeks must «with the public safety when of y has frequently been interfered with by a much shorter pin than one of nine inches. inches, ax they int rlength, Jupar's s ARTS AND LETTERS. incorporated a‘ National Institute of HERE: has recently bee I Arts und Lette ch is intended by its founders to cor- us French ** Ay y."" The tlemen who incorpo . as first: members. i of the I rship roll, have honored each of king picking out fit associates for themselves in the Jupcr: has not the space here for reprinting. the list of t shed men, Most of the would be only vasuely They are now le and nem miliar tin to his re The of the Century Magazine is, of course, all present or accounted for; also all male relatives of the staff. Juner feels piqued that he i# not numbered among the arbi mortals. There is left to him but one ri own, We therefore announce, in this num urse to orscaniz ny of his , the founding of THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF Ct For th © of bi pme one in it at the start, we non ourselves, Elbert Hubbard, and Dr. Munyon, For further sug tions I upon our readers, Send in your nominations. We will elect them at once and publish their na TATE—HUGHESISM Vs. BOSSISM. comicbooks.com