Judge — April 3, 1915 — page 2: what you’re looking at

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There is no such thing as a helpless woman—unless she is a cripple. Josephine Daskam Bacon, in her new serial, “Open Market,” beginning in Collier’s for April 10th proves it. Her heroine is a girl who had no trade, profession or occupa- tion, but she had will, character and deter- mination. She was able to accomplish miracles. Do not fail to read this remarkable romance. Collier's THE NATIONAL WEEKLY 416 West 13th Street, New York City Judge Copgeight 1915.by Leslie~T titered at the Posi Office st New Yorkas s S ttiail matter. carl, address ‘Sutdgasi™”) Telephone 6632MadisonSonate Published weekly hy the Leslie -Iidge Co.225 Fifth tm 7 ow York City) | JouittA Stoicker f President Giant Nesiton fil Rear Art Direc ~ AES Roliater “rearuret Vol. LXVHT _ April 3, 1915 Cc N T E N Cover Design: A Fancy Dress Ball ‘ + Charles H. Wright Nosing Into the Lives of Some Strictly Neutrals Frank Godacin Editorials: Another Sort of Keform Why Net? brief Decisions . 5 Some Easter Definitions ‘ ‘ Revelation . : . . + Nathan The Finest Ever ® ‘ 2 ¢ Fred Ladi Surgicatized A . . . + Judson M. Hincktheee Little Conversations =. . : Horace Dodd Gastit An Easter Maid. . . . + Clinton Scollard The Easter Horticulturist . . HS. Keller An Easter Anthem ° ° + Harvey Peake The Fickle Winter : : : : J J. O'Connell Neptune Abdicates . Keppler Upstairs, Downstairs, In My Lady's Chamber Paul Stahr Baseball. + Lee Shipp JUDGE'S Between Covers (Ilistrated by Flagg Robert Mountiier The Modern Woman: A Spade’s a Spade + Ethel Re Peyuer Curbside Comments . . é Oresla W. Haskell Suffrage Snapshots ° : . + Mda Husted Harper Yarns of the Ballplayers Ed A, Goewey Oversea Humor, With the College Wits, Passing the Mustard, Stories with Smiles, and Verse and Jest by JUDGE'S Humorists. The Comedy of Life in Pictures by Grant E. Hamilton, Emil Flohri, H. A. Petersen, Zim, C. Lertram Hartman, vford Young, Chester L Garde, Barksdale rs, Rahilly, RK. Lt. Fuller, A. Machefert, Ryland, J. K. Bryans, Ray Rohn, Hamilton Williams, Schmidt, Charles Sarta, Lou Rogers, and others. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. One year, of 52 numbers 26 Street Adelphi Lond. ‘Suoseriptions and Tivertising for al Ditcations of Lealie-J due Company wit taken et regular rates at any of the above Contributors must inclose a stamped and ddreesed envelope with all manusersts turn of the latter when found un: ble cannot be guaranteed. We recet submitted for publication, only ndition that we shall not be held res 3 or injury while in our hands or in transit, o# cannot be found at any news-stand, the publishers will be under obligatics! t fact be promptly reported on postal card or by letter. BACK NUMBE! Present year, 10 cents per copy; 1914, 10 cents ; 1913, 20 cents, ¢& ‘The contents of 1 are protected by copyright in both ‘the United States and Gre: Britain. Postage free in the United States. its dependencies, and Mexico, To Canadian Provisee add 60 cents a year for postage ; to all foreign countries udd $1.00 a year, Marquette Building. Chicago NG OFPIcE: Tremont Building, Boston WASHINGTON REPRESENTATIV Wyatt Building, Washington, D.C. ich in sentiment and with ition, be sure that you sce STILL IN THE LIGHT OF THE HONEYMOON from a painting by Malcolm Fraser, that will adorn the cover of JUDGE NEXT WEEK comichoo!