Judge, 1910-08-27 · page 19 of 20
Judge — August 27, 1910 — page 19: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising and announcements** with minimal editorial satire content. The main feature is "Judge's Caricature Studies," profiling **Cy Warman**, newly elected president of the American Press Humorists' Association. Two photographs show his face from different angles, labeled "The Photograph" and "The Caricature"—a humorous contrast suggesting exaggeration is the cartoonist's art. Smaller items include: - **"Leave the Matter to Judge"**: A brief satire on a New Jersey court ruling exempting wives from living with in-laws, questioning whether husbands get reciprocal rights—poking fun at inconsistent legal logic. - **"A Sympathetic Strike"**: A one-liner joke about human hair workers striking in New York, suggesting workers should support them by donning wigs. The page is otherwise dominated by railroad advertisements (New York Central Lines) and a $2,000 comic competition announcement from the New York Herald. The satire is light and situational rather than targeting specific political figures.
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Gorren ar me Sprincs, Buca PEST, HINGARG Leave the Matter to Judge. HE VICE-CHANCELLOR in New Jersey has decided that under certain circum stances a wife is not obliged to make her home with her husband's rela- tives, and that a husband who refuses to give her a home of her own may be required to provide for her separate maintenance. The New York Globe asks, Does it work both way May a husband require his wife to live apart from his mother-in- law or others in law? If she refuses to ould he be held responsible for and support? New Jersey justice is oftentimes a fearful and wonderful thing—a thing possessed | of unique capacities and powers—but S ALPHABET FOR BASEBALL FANS. GEORGE MULLIN, OF THE DETROIT AMERICANS Mi SIANDS for pitcher George Mullin, Who ranks with the '* kings of the curve’ He's clever, resourceful, and “* beady,”” And always has plenty of nerve. Hard battles he 's fought for the ‘* Tigers,”* ‘Three pennants he 's helped them to win ; Another they want, so he’s on the job, With his ‘* shoots" that go in, out, and spin, | A Sympathetic Strike. “The human hair workers’ on strike in New York.” “Huh! Now I suppos to call out the switchmer town Telegram, union is ey MH try) —Youngs- JUDGE'S CARICATURE STUDIES. cy WARMAN, The new President of the Ameruan Press Humorists? Association, The Premier 24- How Tram to OL. LOUIS are the luxurious, smooth-riding, rest-inviting and dependable Southwestern Limited Leaves New York 2:45 p.m. Arrives Cincinnati 7:27 a.m. Arrives Indianapolis 7:55 a.m. Arrives St. Louis 1:45 p.m. New York Central Limited Leaves St. Louis 8:45 a.m. Arrives New York 9:45 a.m. Arrives Boston 11:50 a.m. —which travel over the ov/y “ Water Level Route between New York, Boston and St. Louis—the popular New York Central Lines Sleeping-Car Accommodations Railroad and Pullman tickets can be secured at City Ticket Offices, 298 Washington St, Boston, Phone 2140 Fort Hill; 1216 Broadway, New York, “Phone 6310 Madison ; and 715 Olive Street, St. Louis, ‘Phones 755 Main, 2161 Central or 123 Olive. “For the Public Service.” , J $2 000 The New York Herald will pay two thousand 9 dollars, to any artist whose idea for a full page comic feature, drawn by himself, is adjudged For an Idea to be the best submitted in a competition closing October 1, 1910. w » » » This competition is open to all artists of America, amateur or professional, The New York Herald is now presenting “Uncle Mun” and “ The Tiny Tads.” The popularity of these features has made them standard. Have you an idea as funny? Send it in. Remember, all drawings and suggestions must reach | ‘THE NEW YORK HERALD, New York City, N.Y., before October 1,1910. = THE PHOTOGRAPH. THE CARICATURE. LAUGH WITH even it will be treading on dangerous Advice for Judge Readers. - = ground if it undertakes to codify the ne Set te tee SSIS LODIKIMS ter-in law, father-in-law and son-in: Il an Interesting story. Those +m ae arith por mise secure positions for those Whovate out September Number at all News-stands—Ten cents no regulation, Better leave them to Punch and Juoceand Life. ‘The buffoon makes rules concerning them every day, rules which he has been making from time immemorial. His laughter goes further than laws and policemen. —San Francisco Argonaut, Guess Who? Ringing rhetoric recklessly roasting. Ominous outbursts overthrowing oppo- sition, Oracutar opinions offered oratorically. nt Solon stridently sermonizing. rated ego effusively expostulat- ated virility violently vociferat- rising entity endlessly expound- ious luminary loving limelight. ie tribune triumphantly trampet- —Life. 'y—“Doctor, man, there's a wee bit eccor i* this bill o” yours. ttairged me for advice. London Punch, of work, do not realize the value of the notices that appear from week to week in these columns. Note among other in- teresting announcements the following: An opportunity for high-grade men to sreure top notch positions as talesmen and for employers to employ the most competent help. Write to the Jesmen's Bureau, 622 Equitable Bldg, Baltimore, (Md., for particulars, ‘The traveler who stops at Chicago will be delight- ed to hear of its finest hotel, the La Salle, with its moderate rates for one or ivo persons. See ane | nouncemen For the Invalld or the diner out, the famous Loula Rowlerer Champasne holda ita place as foremost in popularity, bouquet and fragrance. If you are ever in doubt as to the champagne that pleaces the ladies as well as the gentlemen onder Louis Roederer and see how satisfactory it will prove. Nothing better for sunburn, hi heat than Packer's Tar Soap. “Found In answering advertisements in JupcE favor the advertiser and the publication | by mentioning that you saw it in Junge. beat. equalled for cock: Caron! Bitters tC. Blache & Co., N, Y. Gen'l Distrs. LION BREWERY OF NEW YORK CITY CELEBRATED PILSENER BEER In answering advertisements pleasc mention JUDGE. It will be appreciated. comicbooks.com