Judge — June 12, 1920 — page 23: what you’re looking at

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D Bap Breans clipp m newspapers, magazines or books. Orig with source nd. na fide nature of the BaD Brean. No rejected BAD Breaks will be less postage is das BAD BREAKS & he considered, 1 no BAb Breaks in advertisements are desire The dere Stevenson Caught Napping —“So a man may be proud of having tamed a bear his capror’s odor Prince Ot bert Louis Stevenson. (Mrs, Myron Robert.) yet sicken A New Government Jitney she testified Breslow asked her to come 10 see New York ty tue Tomes River N. J., posrorvice on March 3."—¥. 3 Mlustrated News. (Muriet Kaulfuss.) Misfortune’s Child —“In attempting to turn a corner, the car ‘skidded* and the automobile turned completely over. Doherty was more UNFORTUNATE than his companions. He was thrown ovr or HARM'S Way, but his friends were pinned under the car and had to be extri cated by passersby.” —Brighton (Mass. Reporter. (R. L. Seward.) Murdered in His Sleep—"\ few years APTER BEING DEAD, Alexander, his only son, and his mother the beautiful Roxar were also slaughtered San Examiner. (Robin Campson.) Franci Sartorial Care—“Then [carefully divested myself of the hat and coat [ was still wearing, slipped off my dress and folded my kimono. cosily about me. When I had made myself as fine as pos sible, I hurried out to the elevator and down to the main dining-room.”—Serial Story in Los Angeles Evening Herald. (Mrs. Emma F. Graff.) A Hardy Breakfast Food—" Afar off some carly negro was CHOPPING WOOD FOR BREAKFAST.” —Cosmopolitan Magazine (Mrs, Gerald H. Stecle.) fepartment. Many di Celestial Gardening —* We can ham into powder, cover it mer the rac with lead, dissolve it in acid, heat it but none of these opera slightest de freeze it, mel tions interferes in the s activity. It is, in the gree with I $ heyond our control as t ing in the heavens. K Mar Miss MM, Owen.) of our knowledge, as far » PLANTS revoly ts City (Mo. nt Maybe Disguised to Fool the Sinn Feiners “Miss Apa McKenzie, Ca ship this su tp he best BAD BREAK a itions are received, and the postmark de- cepted. A Double Loss—“We take this method of thanking cach and every one for their kindness and helping so faith- fully in the loss of OCR BARN AND FSPE- CIALLY THtE Boy Scouts.” —Macon (Mo.) Chronicle-Her (Effie Roach.) 2 Real Estate Agent on Mrs. Pearl Smith, formerly a waitress in the company’s restaurant, testified that last September a man cook pursued her, CARRYING A LIVE HOUSE BY THE TAIL.” Athens (Ga.) Daily Herald. (Walter S. Ingram.) Probably Putting Pep in Mother—" The ban- dit was pointing a revolver at him, Davis said, when he speeded up his Morner and knocked the robber down.” —San Diego (Cal.) Tribune. (Mrs. F. Froelich.) The marriage was Patrick's Catholic sister of the rl Locks, A Family Affair— celebrated at St church, Miss Marie Sile groom, was bridesmaid. BROTHER of the bride, was BRIDEGROOM —Los Angeles Evening Herald. (P.T. Bogy.) Hints for Home Busters—“Less bluing is needed If CLOTHING IS A TART tecLy. With your next pumpkin pie serve well rinsed."—St. Paul Dispatch. (Arthur G. Hicks.) A Leisurely Suicide—“ Lhe prince bows low, and drawing a jeweled dagger, stabs himself to the heart. ‘The displeas- ure of your grace is worse than death,’ he says as he takes his hat and overcoat from a corner of the mantelpiece and leaves the room.”— Memphis (Tenn) Commerci Appeal. (Frank Walker Ccomicboo — —