Judge — September 28, 1918 — page 23: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

Reading from left to right (unless you hap- pen to be Chinese): Frank Bacon, Harry Davenport and Ralph Morgan. From “Licutnin’’ Ropney Harper: You got a bee in your bonnet, ain’t ye? Licutnin’ Birt Jones: What do you know about bees? Harper: Nothing. Do you? Licutnin’: I know all about ’em. I used to be in the bee business. Once I drove a swarm of bees across the plains in the dead of winter—and never lost a bee. Photos by White i A bit of slap-cheek comedy from “Heap Over Hees.” Lightnin’s experience with bees ts as nought compared to this lady's experience with mosquitoes. From “Heap Over He Mitzi has her own ing a sedate law office. (Left) Motte: I’ve been a free lunch for a bunch of hungry ones. Soursss an Mollie. Th Ah-h-h! Did we kill them? Motte: If ye didn’t, I’d like Uhave them mos- quitoes’ constitutions! Bampinettt (together): Hold still, e coming in pairs. We'll get these. comicbooks.com