Judge — March 27, 1920 — page 23: what you’re looking at

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Complicated Operation— “Peel had removed his pipe and feet together.” —Erervbody's Mag- szine Interesting Prophecy—Po- lice records show July 27, 1934, 2 comparatively dull day.—Evening Sin Wuxtra!—*Mr. Bentley Chap- pell and Miss Cynthia Chappell, recent victims of influenza, will be glad to learn that their con dition is much improved.””—Co lumbus Ga.) Ledger Crowding the Clock —"Ray Petty spent a few days in Des Moines Friday.”"—Red Oak (La.) But It Was Pretty—"Miss Taylor’s ONLY ATTENDENT Was of baby-blue taffeta: with draped blue chiffon caught with roses.’ Montgomery (Ala.) Journal i Walls With Pep—"Snow was falling briskly and the wind was fire department fought the fire until the walls and roof fell in with a VIGOR and NERVE that was really remarkable.” — Clee d Star, Shelby, NC, Her Wonderful Vision—‘She rose cautiously and crept noiselessly to the window. The sounD of RUSHING WATER wet her eves.”"—The Household. Live-Stock Taking—‘‘How we packed ’em in during 1910 might make a fitting title for the ANIMAL report made by President Stanley to the Cleveland Rail- way Company stockholders.” —Clecelund News. Celestial Sight-Seeing—‘Our friends here have treated us royally I have seen London from all ANGELS.”"—Spring- field (O.) Morning Sun. An Ambrosial Chase—‘“He fled after her DELICIOUSLY, across the dim garden.” —The Delineator. Die Watch am der Bean—“Angry robbers beat victims with dollar watch- es."—Head in New York Evening World. Amazing Precocity—‘“Saul began writing jingles when he was seven years old. That was before he leamed to wate.” — Netw York American. jours it looked as though all traffic on Ame: ve to be abandoned, but it managed to York American. be tting, but the boys forming the mous move slowly throug Digging a Fifth Avenue ‘bus out of the drifts. reet would h; at the day.” Casual Impedimenta—“I came to his rescue, tucking my wife under one arm and the baby under the other, and we WENT IN TO LUNCHEON.” —Detective Story Magazine. Oh, Will They ?—* Oscar Holman and Louie ‘Thies left for Hay Springs Satur day evening where they will attend the Fred Thies sale which was held Last Monpay.—W inside (Nebr.) Tribune. One Good Point—“The flu is not without its good points. One of our | ing hospitals has announced that during the epidemic NO UNNECESSARY OPERA- TIONS will be permitted.”—Chicago Trib- une. One of the Law's Mysteries— “Freeman was ordered to pay $300 a month toward the ABDUCTION of the four Freeman children, who were given into the custody of the mother.”—Boston Herald. -Angularity Immoral?—* That Lon- don women should reveal more of their ANGLES than could be detected during my previous visit is evidence to me of a decline in social decorum. Any increase of ANGLE display points to degeneration.” —Philadelphia Evening Bulletin. 23 ‘a’s most fa- Interesting Local News— “Those who were reported MAk- ‘RED and crippled last week are on the mend.”—Pocatello (Ida.) Tribune A Rare Distinction—Sec- retary Lane was the only Ca- nedian worn in the Wilson Cab- inet.—Ottawa (Can.) Journal. A Ford?—* Her husband re- ported that when his wife left she took with her a number of War savings stamps belenging to the son. The couple were cated by Detectives Collins and Snyder when one oF THPst STAMPS WAS OFFERED IN) PAY- MENT POR AN AUTOMOBILE.”— Detroit Free Press. Worse Than a Boomerang “Edd Clark was struck in the rye by a flying stick while at work in Goedale & Neill’s mill one day lately injuring the rar badlv."—Northficld (Vt) News. Four A Lively Dead One—“ The DEAD MAN Tan about forty feet lore he fell, but still retained a grip on the revolver. When the detectives wached his side they found it necessary to remove the gun, which he continued to flourish while asking that they hurry an ambulance.”- Toledo Times Watched! The men fell in a heap with the table and THE BED HAD HIs EYE on Gordon.” —Black Cat. Here’s News!—“ Professor David Fri- day of the economics department, when questioned as to his attitude on the ex- tulsion of the five Socialists from the New York Legislature, onE OF WHOM WAS, Cnartes Evans Hucues, former gov- ernor of New York and justice of the Supreme Court of the United State: stated that their actions are absolute asinine and that he hes no sympathy with them.” —Cleveland Press. Eternal Youth—“Mrs. Helen A. Starrett, now in her EIGHTEENTH year, is still campaigning for woman. suffrage. She, attended the first convention held in 1869.”—Albany Times-Union. Pershing’s Unconventional Recep- tion—" He was received by Major-Gen. Harry C. Hale, commander of the camp, and his staff, Iv N1GHT CLOTHING.’ — Buffalo Commercial. comicbooks.com