Judge, 1921-10-01 · page 14 of 36
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Bob and Job “Funny, I saw Della coming out of a wig maker’s yesterday.” “Yes, poor girl! She's a stenog- rapher, and last winter she had her hair bobbed. Now she’s looking for a position.” GOD’S SCREECHERS Three of a Kind “T suppose Simpson is tickled to death over the fact that his wife presented him with triplets.” “Well, I’m not so sure. He calls the first “Expense,” the second “More Expense” and the third “War Tax.” 14 Fond Recollection “Do you mean to say that you don’t remember the sketch at the show called Dance of the Sunbeams?” “No,” groaned the visiting friend, rubbing his head, “but I remember the Kick of the Moonshine.”