Judge — September 7, 1918 — page 23: what you’re looking at

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Bright Bits fou New Plays From “Keep Her Saivinc” Polly not only spends money faster tha» Henry can earn it, but loves to dream of magnificent outlay. Potty: It’s the begin- ning of a new life for you. Henry. You're going to crawl out of your cocoon, From “Keer Her SMiLinc ae spread your wings like ; Polly is thanking Henry's boss for a a butter And_ some fictiti : day, when you are ever so P oe ree ; , . rich, and have your own Potty: Now don’t try to make light yacht n y of it, Mr. Brackett. I know a few bape epildis)« thousand dollars more a year isn’t much waa (wildly): My ; to a big man of affairs like you, but it *"Pouty: Yes—we'll give makes all the difference in the world to moonlight partics on the Heary and water. Won't it be gor- Hie eg geous—with the band playing in the stecrage Henry: I don’t believe they put them in the steerage, Polly. Potty: Oh, it wouldn't matter where they were— so long as they were there! Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Drewo From “ALLEGIANCE” In the Hartmann family the loyalty mixup is a three-generation affair. The grandfather is trying to reconcile his pro-German son and his From “Tue Passinc Snow fervent-American grandson. But in the very next Satome: What sayest thou, Christian? scene the fond handclaspers are at it again. Samnicus: Christian? Oi, I got her fooled already! comicbooks.com