Judge — February 8, 1919 — page 30: what you’re looking at

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| | ee ee SSS SS a ST Doct ere ee JOBS for SOLDIERS and SAILORS All of the 147 who left the Leslie-Judge Company to fight for Uncle Sam have first call on the places they left they get back. —or better ones—when But we're ready to go much further than that in showing prefer- ence to the men who've been serving their country: We will give preference to soldie sand sailors for any of the positions open at every one of our 23 subscription branch offices throughout the United States. And there will be many such positions available in cach of these offices, because of the great expansion plans we have been getting ready to launch as soon the peace that we’ve all been working for—and that you sol- diers and sailors have been fight- ing for—came. Appreciation of what you have done for the peace and safety of the world is, naturally, a big part of our reason for this announce- ment. That’s reason enough for giving preference to wearers of the khaki or the blue. But we also know that your experience has made you abler and better producers of results than before, and we have good permanent positions for those who can produce results. Previous selling or collecting experience is valuable, but not essential, provided you have the general qualifications for such work. Earnings will be modest or considerable, according to what you prove you can do. Call in person at the branch office nearest you, if you are in any of these cities. ¢ If not,. write, telling about yourself, and stating your previ- ous experience, if any, in selling We may be able to use you in your own home or collecting. town. The Leslie-Judge Company ATLANTA- - - 609 Rhodes Bldg. BOSTON - - - 120 Boylston St. CLEVELAND- - 405 Frederick Bldg. CHICAGO- - - 608 Dearborn St. CINCINNATI - 309 Odd Fellows Temple Bldg. DALLAS - - - 321 Interurban Bldg. INDIANAPOLIS - 624 Majestic Bldg. KANSAS CITY - 407 Kemper Bldg. MILWAUKEE. - 507 Security Bldg. MINNEAPOLIS - 560 Temple Court Bldg. NEW YORK- - - 3 West 29th St. NEW ORLEANS - 318 Godchaux Bldg. NEWARK - - - - 828 Broad St. PHILADELPHIA - 410 Heed Bldg. PITTSBURGH - - 307 Magee Bldg. PROVIDENCE - - 357 Westminster St. ST. LOUIS - - - 316 Odd Fellows Bldg. SAN FRANCISCO - 459 Pacific Block SYRACUSE - - - 411 Weiting Block WASHINGTON - - 410 Jenifer Bldg. Sammy—Gee! Real clothes do feel fine again! A Lyric Valentine By Howaro Dieiz AA Y Valentine’s a dainty knot 4 Of inoffensive metre. Let others sing of Sue and Dot— My Valentine's a dainty knot Of triolets, as per this jot; Could anything be sweeter? My Valentine's a dainty knot Of inoffensive metre. My Valentine's a simple note Of lyrical dimension No epic bombast gets my vote— My Valentine’s a simple note. The stirring songs that Homer wrote Parade too much pretension My Valentine's a simple note Of lyrical dimension. The triolet’s my Valentine— A tuneful litle fairy, The Muse's wistful Columbine, The triolet’s my Valentine; Tt beckons m an I decline A song so light and airy? The triolet’s my Valentine— A tuneful little fairy. His Lost Chance Briggs—I sce that McAdoo has resigned because ke couldn’t make money enough to support his family. Griges—That’s no excuse. Why didn’t he get Mr. Gompers to raise his pay? A BABY BOND = aca) lees t | of whict | walls anoth rt subject of Judge reproduced in full colors Mounted on & most attractive wall dec ration. twenty-five cents, cash or stamps, we will mail a — copy to any address. JUDGE ART PRINT DEPARTMENT 225 Fifth Avenue New York City comicbooks.com