Judge — February 19, 1921 — page 15: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

41 ye Pear } er HWA i | WY ' | Tu Greatesr Sreoy or Womax Kixo Is Wostay February Fourteenth Sayings of Famous Tax-Payers | By Cnarces Haxsox Towne By bomexo J. Kieren i Bertraxp Breapwinner: I regret that [ have but one red | I cent to withhold from my country! Huco Harpitre: I'm going to find a way to pay the rest of ; “CUPID, aren't you cold my tases, if it takes all summer! 4 Out on the windy wold Davin Desperation: Give me a chance to get back at some | Out in the wintry blast of those Washington wasters or give me death! With the snow falling fast?” Lucius Luxuryiover: You can pay some of the taxes all the time, and you can pay all the taxes some of the time; | “No,” said Dan Cupid. Ah, nol but hang me for a piker if you can pay all the taxes all the though the winds scurry and blow, time! 4 The letters of love that I hold in my hand THappeus Turret: We must all protest against this taxation } Would keep me warm... Don't you understand?” outrage together, or we shall all go broke separately! | STEPHEN SMALLSALARY: We have met the income tax and IL our income is no longer ours! | Lovuts Lavaan: Millions for defense but not another cent § “Cupid, isn’t it dark for airplanes! Through forest and fen and park? Gapatet Goopsature: The Government must love the | Isn't it difficult going common pcople—it is squeezing so many of them! When it’s blowing and snowing?” A Threefold Blessing “No,” said Dan Cupid. “J love it, “Huntingdon is trying to make the most of his little stock.” And many my journey might covet. “How so?” For Love is my guide through the perilous land, “Whenever he takes a drink, he stands in front of his shaving { And Love never fails . . . Don't you understand?” mirror, in order to look as though he had three drinks.” \ is 1 2 comicbooks.com