Judge, 1915-06-26 · page 2 of 25
Judge — June 26, 1915 — page 2: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily an **advertisement for Collier's magazine**, not a political cartoon. The large left-side text promotes Arthur Ruhl's exclusive reporting from the Gallipoli campaign (the WWI Allied offensive against Ottoman forces, 1915-1916). The ad claims Collier's has nearly a million subscribers and highlights Ruhl's vivid pictorial coverage of "perhaps the greatest of its kind in history." The right side shows the table of contents for *Judge* magazine (June 26, 1915, Vol. LXVIII, No. 1758), listing various articles and illustrations. A small boxed notice at bottom teases next week's issue with a Flagg cover celebrating Independence Day. This is primarily **commercial content** rather than satire requiring historical decoding.
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line in Gallipoli with the allied forces reporting! the Dardanelles campaign ex- clusively for the readers of Collier’s. This campaign, per- haps the greatest of its kind in history, is vividly pictured by Ruhl for the—|: nearly a million subscribers of SS acony Colliers THE NATIONAL WEEKLY 416 West 13th Street, New York City Arthur Ruhl is now on the firing Sam 1915 by Lestie-JudGeCoButered at the Post. Office at New Yorkas s stall matterCane | addtess‘Sut Telephotte 6632MadisonSonate Pudlished weekly hy the Leslie Jidge Co.225 Fifth Ave New York City) JotitA Stoicher Re », Stel President oe Grant B Maseliton TAWaldtot snector a E.. Rofiawer “Treasures Editor Vol. LXVIT June 26, 1915 No. 1758 Cc O N T EN T §- Cover Design: Why a Chicken Crosses the Road Gordon irene Fragments of Modern Art H. A. Van Luren Vacations us rif Decision Lee Shippey Lilie Van Every Homer Croy Walt Mason Editorials: | B/y/f The Singing Cure Egg View Notes. Appearing for the Old Horschalr Sofa The Grandstand 7 Tipping My Friend Age Denison Samuel Archibald Stearas Ladd The Elopement of Hebe . 3 Tod € Prospective Honeymooners (Ilustration by Felloxwen J. «A, nevix Waldron Versus Might Judgments . . . ‘ . alters E. Hoyt To a Flirt . . . . . T The Happy Apothecary . 5 Sirichland Gillilan C. O. Woodbury George Bingham Robert Mountsier Ed A. Goewwey Beauty and the Beast . Lazytown Local News . JUDGE'S Between Covers (Ilustrated by Flagg) Yarns of the Ballplayers The Modern Woman: Curbside Comments. Oreola W. Hastell Suffrage Snapshots Ida Husted Harper Foreiga Humor, Stories with Smiles, Passing the Mustard, With the Col. lege Wits, and Jest and Verse by JUDGE'S Humorists. The Comedy and Satire of Life in Pictures by J. Contcher, Zim, H. A. Petersen, Grant E, Hamilton, Emil Flohri, ertram Hartman, A. Machefert, Charles Sarka, Ralph Barton, R. B. Fuller, R. Van Buren, Denison, Will Allen, Malcolm Strauss, Burrell, Barksdale Rogers, F. other 1, Fithian, Charles Ho Wright, Low Rogers, av SUBSCRIPTION RATES Qne sear, or §2 numbers - numbers fo snsot Leshecdudne Company will be close a stamped and self-addressed envelope with all manuscripts otherwise return of the latter when found unavailable cannot be guaranteed. We revive nly on condition that we shall not be held respo» or in transit, and, the publishers will be under obligations if that fact be promptly reported on postal card or by letter. BACK NUMBERS: Present year, 10 cents per copy; 1914, 10 cents; peitthe contents of JUDGE are protected by conyright in both the United § ritain. Postage free in the United States. its dependencies, and Mexico, Tv Canadian Provinces add 50 cents a year for postage ; to all foreign countries add $1.00 a year, Marquette Ruildinc, Chicago 1CE: Tremont Bailding, Bostor Wyatt Building, Washington, D.C. Western Apventisine Ovric New ENGLAND ADVERTISING WASHINGTON REPRESENTATI LOOK OUT FOR IT! Next week's JUDGE. A great number. A Flagg cover. Three cheers for the Red, White and Blue! It will signalize the Glorious Fourth | Ff 2 ae comichooks.com