Judge — April 9, 1921 — page 20: what you’re looking at

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by Hews Paraew “Oscar Olfactory Sensitiveness — Wilde was constitutionally incapable of dwelling on ugly or unpleasant things or even of remembering them. He saw ev- erything through a Nose-sist of beauty and pleasure and succe Shadowland. (V. Manning.) A Safe Retreat—“ When the guards stepped outside the store, the six bandits drove up in two automobiles, beat two of the safe INTO Washing the guards senseless, loade« ONE OF THEM and escaped.” ton Post. (K.W. Knaebel.) of Them—“ Desks, safes and other furniture of the bank were moved during the week. The work began Thursday, and such books and CLERKS needed for Saturday's work were retained at the old bank until yesterday when they were moved and tTuckep AWAY IN NEW VAULTS made especially forthem.”"—Mem phis Commercial-A p peal (E. L. Walker.) Making Sure Looking for Authority — “Under orders to shoot every suspect who at- tempted to escape them, the men searched the highways and By-Laws of the city throughout the night.”—Grand Rapids Herald. (Geddes C. Simeon.) Fighting His Ego—* ‘What Women Love,’ starring Annette Kellerman, is at the Rialto Theater today. It is the story of a THRILLING BATTLE BETWEEN a young society man twenty feet below the sur- face of the sea.”—Worcester Telegram (F. Hallock Rouse.) The Momentous If—* His Holiness, Pope Benedict, has feared an early out- break of hostilities between the United States and Japan, and has been making very effort to avert the catastrophe ‘if it can be done without danger to acct- DENTAL civilization.”""—San Fran Chronicle. (Harmon S. Butler.) Scientific Cookery Let fish stand for at least a half hour in salted water be fore cooking as the salted water witt NOT FALL APART when boiling.” —Bronx Home News (N.¥.C.) (Mrs. L. Mock.) Their Devilish Ways — “ Extrava- gance in everything is a part of the after- math of war. During the war many women grew pale. They touched up their faces with a little RoGuE.”—Illinois State Register. (Marie Watts.) He's a Bear—“* Good-bye’ she called out softly over her shoulder, looking back at the BEAR-HEADED young man who was standing gazing after her.” Syracuse Herald. (Charles F. Carr.) The Clowning Typo > Underwood & Underwood “CIRCUS TENT WHICH WAS ERECTED ON GROUNDS OF THE LoeB MANSION IN Cuicaco TO ACCOMMODATE THE PRESENT AT THE THOUSAND GUESTS Macxus-FLanican wep- Post-Dispatch. (L. HL. A Teutonic Trait The greatest activity in the industry is in South Germany, available. Mill owners their intere and operating a limited number of mills on full time rather than all of them on part time.” » York Tribun (Ralph Corbett.) cotton where water power is have rooLep Descriptive Comparison—" It’s an auto which looks something like a Bar- BeR’S delivery truck except that it bears books and magazines instead of cakes and pies.”"—Albany Argus. (WJ. Walker.) A Vivid) Narrative—“The flames had spread so rapidly that Miss Bush had only time to gather together her jewelry and money and Lire in her night clothing. She FAINTED ON THE PIAZZA and was found by neighbors ON THE FRONT LAWN.” Stamford (Conn.) — Advocate (Louis Kenedy.) Friends, eh?—* Friends of Mr. John Mitton, of 475 Robinson Street, who had suffered a paralytic stroke on Saturday last, will REGRET TO LEARN that he is im proving.” —Moncton (N. B.) Transcript M.A. Jones.) “Dry” Politics—" There are few wet Republicans on the committee and with the addition of Democratic Prohibi- tionists the drys probably will control 15 OUT OF the 12 committeemen.”—.1 meri can Issue. (WL E nson.) What About Eyes?—“Her piquant face, with its guileless BLUE and pleasure loving mouth and chin, reflected naught of tragedy, however.”"—V. VY. Evening Journal. (Esther Gendel.) Criminal Carelessness—"The boy lost parts of ovr TOES as a result of the accident and may be crippled for life, the complaint.”—Seattle (Wash.) -Intelligence. (Roy Andersen.) say’ Pos comicbooks.com