Judge — January 3, 1920 — page 22: what you’re looking at

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We will pay $1 each for acceptable * the bona fide » rial published as * st be sent in bo she ised, and nom d « ontributors to do not Premium on Evil—Chauffeur, ored; respectable references to be BAD can take care of any car; age 32; Hubert Buckley. 552 Lenox Ave.—New York World. Looking Facts in the Face—“ Mad- um,” said Wright, stepping up, “I am a detective employed to work up this case. Will you tell me, in strict confi- dence, remember, what enemies your husband had?” Sue LOOKED AT THE QUESTION for an instant, and then an- swered: “Old Mr. Norris and his son Mystery Magazine. Tom Death or Prevarication? — Green- castle, Ind., Nov. to—James Paxton Voorhees, son of the late Dan Voorhees, today announced that he will be an in- dependent candidate for Congress in the Fifth District in the coming election. He now tres in Plainfield. —/ ndiana polis Star. The Great Tribute—London, Nov. t1—All London stood in silence with bowed, uncovered heads for Two MIN- utes TopAY in honor of the empire's ‘glorious dead.” From 11 o'ctock until 10.02 not a wheel turned.—N. Y. Sun That Whoozy Feeling—From an opinion issued by Attorney General Fowler, it will be unlawful in the future for grocers to sell flavoring extracts to PATRONS WHICH CONTAIN a high percent- ige of alcohol.—Ely (Nev.) Record. Making the Heart Grow Fonder— Charles Smith has returned to his work 1 the sawmill after an ABSCEss of several weeks.—Mercyville (lowa) Banner Our Curious Day—Next to being delegate to the Peace Conference it was the biggest job that one can think of in these ANTE-BELLUM days.—New Bedford Muss.) Mercury *Bad Breaks” musing error of the types or a funny expression, JU DG. ure of the * fered for publication. We beg the patien nt but a few o ‘partment. It is obvious th wi range of this department. won by the postmark, determines their acceptance, and payment is made accordingly In Pre which m 4 The origin No rejected * B Breaks” is desired by JUDGE. “Be ek. The editor th. prowokin’ A great many duplicates of cee pl Red Mix-Up—Ambushed Reds kill THREE ex-service Men; and ONE is Iynched.—V. Y. Evening World. Muscle Work—Veteran of two years of the great struggle, and victim of all the diseases of a battle-torn country, he was once more to resume the hum-drum Law practice which he kept up as a mild form of amusement and EXERCISE.— “Cadet Days” (Delafield, Wise.). A New Household Necessity—Using a soft cloth, wipe off the furniture. Fol- low this with a Brick polishing with a dry cloth.—Detroii (Mich.) News. Inspired by the Movies — Clare- more: Fourteen - year old girl nearly gets away with general Jatt. delivery. Oklahoma News. In the Beginning—* The real Mis- sion activities among the natives of Amer- ica did not begin until after the discovery of the country by Colum Streit’s “ Atlas Hicrarchuchus. Strange Gods—The following list of Gobs are on order, and will be received at the local distributing station durir the coming few days: Strip bacon mels. drops: stick cand: in one, two and fiv 2 pickles, 15-gallon k (Mass.) Globe fari pound Ml River New History—Great as was the inter- est in the ceremony of presenting a sword to WASHINGTON after his great victory in the Spanish-American war, the interest in the coming presentation to General i ning Journal ershing is far greater.—V. Y. No sports Needed—The exports of cotton in August amounted to 473 MALES, compared with 287.450 bales in the same month a year ago.—Journal of Commerce y be dipped from news, Bad Bre Breaks” have been Bad Breaks be published de material have been received. Priority of receipt AIKS For the most instance pers, magazines or books icated ine rs unless postage is * in advertisements will hereayter be pted for publication. We have some enter into correspondence with Mere typographical mishaps mi Quite an Interval—Afterthirty- seven years Mrs. Wiley spent Sunday with her husband in Manito.—Meuding in Manito Express. Honest Criticism—"The Lady in Red” claims a skilfully devised plot, re plete with smart dialogue, DELETARLE comicatimies, delightful lyrics and titil lating melodies.— Detroit Journal. At the Stock Yards?—Both Senators Johnson and Boiah drew shouts and "from their pic ings (Nebr) cheers “for president Chicago audience.—H¢ Daily Tribune. Bride Missing—Dr. A. B, Taylor, a dentist from Moxville, N. C., was married at the West Market Street Met Church by Rev. E. L. Bain at 10:30 this morning. THey will make THEIR Moxville.—Greensboro (N. C.) R dist Sharper: Two Bad Puts Mark Races at Nazareth Fair.— Headline, Eas ton (Pa.) Free Press. Who Will Identify Them?—Chair- man Kahn introduced a resolution ten- dering the TANKS of Congress to General Pershing.—Philadelphia Ledger. Rather Crowded—Tnovusanps stood where there was room only for hundreds. —Indiana polis News. Inconvenient—“ Nice six-room house with bath IN FRONT OF LoT.”—Cleveland Press. Who Wrote the Music?—William C. Hall, aged 76, direct descendant of Ly- man Hall, a sinGeR of the Declaration of Independence, is dead at his home, 3812 Mifflin Street.—Pittsburgh Dispatch. During the Riot—Sudbury Street merchants removed all their Gops from the windows.— Boston American comicbooks.com