Judge — April 23, 1921 — page 22: what you’re looking at

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What's in a Name?—“ Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank WHO HAS BEEN NAMED Claude Duane Rafter of Bedford town ship, a boy at Nichols hospital. He as NOT BEEN NAMED as yet.” —Batllg Creek Enquirer and News. (Hi T. Dever- eaux.) Cramped Quarters—“Pink — and white were the predominating colors in the decorations that were artistically arranged, the contents of the ‘shower’ being conveyed into the room where THE GUESTS AND HOSTS WERE ASSEMBLED IN TWO DOLL BUGGIRS beautifully deco- rated.” — Vanaimo (B. C.) Free Press. (Miss O. G. Dunsmore.) The Ey ad It—* Chisolman gained fame of a kind when tore A GLASS EYE from THE SOCKET IN THE POLICE OFFICE and broke it into a thousand pieces by hurling it to the floor. His rage con- tinued after taken to the cells and he ma: | WITH HIS ONE EYE to smash the woodwork into kindling wood.” — Reginal (Canada) Daily Post. (Arthur M. Griffith.) A Vocal Smile—" Propped up in bed the child talks rationally and occasion ally SMILES IN A NORMAL Vorce, but now speaks more quietly." Philadelphia In- quirer. (Miss Marion Livingston.) A Juicy Description—“There fol lowed a brief, but succutent, descrip- tion of the major.”’—January Short Stories. (J. R. Malloch.) Shoe Legislation—“The person found with a pair of such shoes in his posse fine of from $25 to $500 for the first conviction and from $500 to S1cco for every additional offense and imprisonment of from 30 days to ns of the bill. height of nett permitted is one and hes." —Spokane (Wash.) Spokes- (William Bolander.) ion is subject te one year under prov man-Rev This Week's Prize ‘“‘Break’’ Contributed by Amos Barton New York The Palatable Pinnacle Johnny Wilson TasTEeD of the pugili HEIGHTS last night for the first time in his life.” —V York Times. A Truculent Story —“Mrs. Brooks moved from the Aberdeen to No. Hamilton Place and said she was using the TANICAB that night for that purpose, as she had only a TRUCK and some handbags to move.”—V. ¥. Morning World. (Mrs. Harry W. Ross.) Now Would You Call Him a Fox Terrier If He Were Yours? “Tue Fox Terater THAT CAME ro visit” —Frost THE T. ) 2 Multiple Personality ?—" Butler came out of Spry’s grocery at McCoimick and Ballard strects about 6 p. m. Monday. He was to start his motorcycle when ABOUT 1 COLORED BOYS gathered around "—Esansville Ind.) Press. (Paul Autoanalysis — “Salmon. sandwiches have caused him to suffer damages of $10,300, says Leon Mash, in a. lawsuit filed Wednesday. Mash says the sand wiches were poison and that, since last July 17, when he ate them, his tire has been shortened at least one-fourth.” Dallas (Tex.) Times Herald. (Houston Wood.) Readers Get the Sack—‘ The Public library will close Tuesday ror AprEeNDI- cits, is getting open again until 10 o'clock Monday morning. During that time the floors will be refinished.” Warren (O.) Tribune, (Oakley Tarlton.) New Bank Note—‘As a rule, men who are engaged do not feel like be away from their FINANCES long enough to call on other girls." —New Brunswick (N. J.) Home » (Ralph E. Stone.) The Life Beyond—* George Stivers, who, with Marcus Bassett, escaped from Sing Sing Prison last October and later was recaptured in New Hampshire, to day, had seven years added to the LIFE, SENTENCE Which he is now serving. The same sentence also was imposed on Bassett." —Waterbury (Conn.) American. (Rheta Mosgroze.) A Carful—“When he came here one night to attend a show at a local theater, he took from his automobile A BIG LOG caBIN. One end he fastened wheel of the car and the other he wrapped several times around a telephone pole, locking the links. The car was not stolen.”"—St. Louis Post Dispatch. (W. L. Sandel.) comicbooks.com