Judge — March 20, 1920 — page 23: what you’re looking at

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JUDGE pays $1 cach for « using BAD BREAK received Break. No rejected Bap Breaks considered, and no Bao Breaks in department A. Brilliant Column—* Her Mii WHITE THROAT, DELICATELY COLORED needed no jewelry to set off its column esque beauty."-Sauey Stories A Red, Red Rogue foolish and fatal notion that a KovGr makes the best husband.” —Richmond (Va.) Leader. “Don't get the ire Breathers—*" Flames were com z out of some of the second and third story windows of the building, and nuany YE persons on the fire escapes.” ning Telege Time Flies in the Metropolis Zdmund Hornung was in New ral days over Sunds Cam den Adcance Journal. A Difficule Gety “By light from a street light she saw five or six men crank the car and drive away.” —South Rather Unconventional—* Hardy aycomb is confined to his home with the Spanish influenza. Muss MIxsip Lurr is also confined to tis bed with the epidemic.”—Monmouth (IIL) Atlas “He alse Concealing His Concern SUPPRESSED anxicty that Countess Szech be reassured on this point.”— t- Herald. c York Fancy Shooting—* He m: turn that was in the ravine, f closely by Charlie and Jim." Weekly Hideous Child bor—"1 have two sons, ages nineteen and Two, who are working and who pay board.” —Chie Tribune. A Hand-Out—* As the car drew up to the curb, a beautiful young woman stepped down from an establishment and HANDED HERSELF INTO THE CAR before the astonished Slushton could help her.” Rochester Herald. Av Breaks clipped from news pupers, m il clippings, with source il he returned untess postage ertisements are desired. Mere typographical mishaps are not considered. of consideration. Cheques for BAD BREAKS are sent upor ndicated, isin The editor ¢ Many duplic This Week’s Prize ‘‘Break"’ Contributed by Mrs. Nee London, Conn N. EccGiestox Please Take Your Foot Off the Wire! “Miss Anna Morley is unable to attend to her duties at the telephone exchange due to trouble feet.— Nee London losed. No materi it enter into correspondence But Had He Been Well? “Owing his illness President. Wilson did not pechive the last British ambassador dur his brief stay in this country.” Ke publican Where the Medals Went In de put of the tail, to enlisted men went 57 S$ Congressional Medals of uw rded, while 3503 out of the 310 Distinguished Service Crosses con 1 were nto enlisted men.” Boston Post The Deadweight of Sloppiness “Dangerous freak accidents mark snow storm. The dead weight of the snow on the magnificent steel and gla marquee of the Riatto, onc. of New York’s most beautiful theatres, cayped it to crush to the sround."—Neo Pay! an é| brealks week $5 is paid for the most the surnished to shire the bona fide nature of the Baw y published as BAD BREAKS will be th contributors to this rmines. priority s That Pass in the Night— “Delphin Hommel has had the cold that most everyone has had around here.” Tannersville (N.Y) Times-Record. His Wicked Wound “I’hysicians suid mis) wouNp. evidently cuT ims THROAT and then liy powN ON THE TROLLEY TRACKS in the hope of being nan over." Philadelphia Exening Bulletin. Holding His Horses—* Forrest Gerry of Hollis, eighteen. testified that he had owned more than 300 horses during his he Witness box in’ the here.” Portland (Me occupancy of Superior Cour Express A Record for Somnolence All this year T was so busy that | got ONLY ABOUT SIX MONTHS SLEEP ON AN AVER AGE.” = North Carolina Education, Sweated in Vain“ Artificial pre SPIRATION was immediately resorted to by the employees but before a physician could be summoned Harris died.” Coffeysille (Kan. News Feeds Upon the Mysterious —"* The tall, slender girl with the eyes of autumn leaf brown GRazeS inscrutability.” Photoplay Mu All Dolled Up The public is invited to call at the Republican office and see one of the hest equipped PANTS in the state We will be glad to show vou.” — Kanka kee (IL) Republican No Great Surprise—“She jollowed me upstairs and looked at me as she might have looked at a ghost or the Liv ING CoM TO LIFE.” « York Exening World. A Musical Interior—“After music by the High School AUDITORIUM, a most appropriate invocation was delivered by the Reverend C. Tomaszewski. C. S. Sp., rector of Our Mother of Consolation Church.” Mt, Carmel [tem Comicboo