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From “Aw American Ace” “Tne Rainpow Girt.” This is not the open- ( Gus (true name Billy Van) ing of the baseball Jf = No disguised as a bishop, so as to evade the alimony George Darrow, as bailiffs on his trail, gets dauntless a hero as y a ‘ one of those Spring ever strode the boards ithe 1 attacks of poetry. With of melodrama, in the ‘ 0) lyric feeling that is all act of bombing the too rare, he murmurs: German Gas-tanks, “She stood in the moon- while the damsel ap- 7 light on the piazza; pearing above, archly ‘ J Noone in the world was yanks the chimes as \ as beautiful as ’er.”” a signal. season, but Lieut. These jew words hs ire just y From “Tue fa fen What Is Sense Rainpow ta balance Companen Witt Grew.” . hel caste® SymMeETRY? over there. The hour of breakfast has struck and so have the servants. Hence the call for amateur talent. Buck: I know everything there is about food. . Gus: All right, then, name three articles that contain starch. Buck: A collar and two cuffs. comicbooks.com