Judge — June 26, 1920 — page 29: what you’re looking at

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ams Drwen by Pace Rear thrown all confining may noi only be te rough a hoop, nei d the phrase \ Poetry today has ov wets are discovering that P up and beg, b will jump we have thoughilessly’ u cinematic pocts ‘EN as the new-spread snow-drifts whiter seem Which whitely edge a black and swirling stream, So here with the vast city at its gate Silence itself becomes accentuate. ill is the hour that comes before the dawn in deep primeval woods where caverns yawn Of unknown depth twist dark mysterious trees: Yet here it is more still. The waking breeze Tells of a city lying close about, And carries rumors of the early shout And rattle, and the matutinal din And turmoil as the waking hours begin. Far off a cock crow; then the drowsy honks Of water-fowl that drift upon the Br Dawn's revei the tall one, Quivering, bend t What sound is that? dens nx reeds, every greet the rising sun Fierce exiles in their poetry « as well as 0% nitions ined to fi ing sonorously the while. F Now Tuat tae Varevicrory ts Detivexeo Sunrise O’er the Bronx—A Cinematic Rhapsody By Berces Jouxsox the past. Emancipated matic down and rollover, or the art of poesy, n sand as in all tended for public readin uch depends upon the gen- humble ef ything more than that it is a forerunner, dedicated to a little group motion.” It has remained of devoted liberals from whom much will be heard some day, if they are not hung inthe | id to their art. Cine mean its in accentu- Roused from fond dreams of jungles and Reader peces to and fro far fens Pace to and fro on softly padding feet, And grumble deeply. Answering para- keet And brilliant neighbors plumed in gold and fire Scream from their prisons of enclosing wire. Their world is wakening. Now the leo ard wails Toward chattering simians swinging by their tails Reader While there in prairiedog town every head as beast \adicnce Kneels by his kiosk, facing toward the Pound east Even the fishes swimming in the pool ed RR Mouth prismic bubbles ‘neath the ripples cool, And old Sea lion, Neptune in disguise, DW's. Swoshes and grunts his greeting to the Audience quivers and The meadow sings in praise of Phoebus’ ads, lithely name And all creation shouts the dan has came. Bey’ other recent developments of author does not claim for this »ecasionally growls, nce screams, par- ashion ng thro’ f ront Read Audience climb b chairs in f chatterin: kneel on seat Kissing By H. M. ¢ ISSING is the connecting link between the girl and the bank account, and is caused by shy sensitive microbes which inhabit dark ened drawing rooms and obscure corners and are rarely, seen in the daylight because ex posure has a deadly effect upon them. There are two kinds of kisses of which the kiss simple is the more domestic and tame. It is seen when dutiful bachelor uncles come to sce the baby, and when two girls meet on the street after not having seen each other for three hours and a half. The soul kiss is a stronger, more SuTHERLAND in the act and forced omy for a while. Paris the men vigorous bug. It is the kind that is in evidence when an embryonic mustache gets a strangle hold on a wad of chewing-gum, and it lives a In rapid succession strenuous life until a couple of weeks after the linen shower, when it dies of neglect. In the oiden days a man kissed his adored one on her marble brow, but he has since dropped that habit about four inches. Scientists have proved that kissing should be done at night, or at least very late in the after- noon, when the shadows begin to make visibility low. The reason they give is that all the bugs die of paint poisoning during the day, but the real reason is perhaps that those same scientists in their young and giddy days had been caught grape arbor. effect on young people in a strange tongue Shelley, the sporting e¢: which leaves one wondering what sort of a greeting that same Frenchman is| going to offer when he meets his fiancée in the; The kissing bug has a peculiar a fair specimen which sounds like a baby hoot-| owl with the cramp colic, but for depth of mean- ing and sweetness of expression it far more import than the Sermon on the Mount, the Declaration of Independence, The Songs of to concentrate on astron- kiss each other twice in and causes them to speak *Oo's is 00? is to them of) xtra, and thefashion pag