Judge — July 19, 1919 — page 13: what you’re looking at

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At the matinee, the lean lady from Yonkers starts on her second handkerchief. An orchestra ina grill room hegins tuning up. Six P.M \ hotel waiter wishes the peo- ple would finish their tea so that the tables may be set for supper. \ baby is put to bed, ob- jecting loudly., \ subway guard closes the pneumatic door on a fat lady from Brooklyn Z ; Yi fi Fight PM = yy f : wy - An irate gentleman refuses to pay four dollars for an orches- tra seat \ hostess wishesthat the rest Drown by AW Waraen ae of her dinner guests would arrive. Vie Sepax An automobile runs over a If to-day were yesterday traffic policeman’s foot. A Manhattan Hourscope Pen PM By Jonx D. MeNtasren, Jn The comatose period between sherbert and salad has settled on the dinner party Siv AM An East Side dowager hurls a chair at her husband TAXICAB brings home a man in a broken silk hat. A husband disappears between the acts and forgets to return, \ night watchman goes to bed \ thin clerk does dumb-bell drills Twelve Midnight An effervescent sophomore decides that this is a won- Eight AM derful world Father, at the breakfast table. opens a bill The last train for Nutley, New Jersey, leaves the depot A manicure gil proves the possibility. of powdering \ fat man in a restaurant flourishes » hundred dollar bill pne’s nose even when hanging on to a strap ina subway car A milkman yawns, for he is tired What happens in New York alter midnight may not be told. Ten AM The youngest sten r tells the filing clerk that the boss has a grouch on to-day A clerk's wife buys a department store oil painting because it is a bargain. The first copy of an evening news- paper is sold iP \ fist fight begins in a schoolyard A meek little man makes ten thou- sand dollars in stock speculation \ leading lady wonders whether it is time to get up. Two P.M An office boy wonders whether he dare kill his grandmother in time for the ball game A weary soda clerk begins to wash glasses. A sixteen-year-old girl buys a matince ticket a. Pour P.M - Drown by Newwas Axenons \ milliner receives eighty dollars for Business Man—Vike «lei a hat, which cost three to make. Green Stenographer—I didn't | 3 comicbooks.com