Judge — November 5, 1921 — page 35: what you’re looking at

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History in the Making YES of the world will focus on Washington within a few days when the Armament Conference called by President Harding assembles there. Lips of the world are asking: ‘‘Will it realize the age-old hope of permanent peace for mankind?’ Ears of the world will strain anxiously for a message that will herald definite relief from the crushing burden of armaments and the menace of War. Distinguished statesmen of our own and other great nations of the earth will be gathered in Washington and every phase of the coming inter- national parley will be of vital, historical impor- tance—‘News that Makes us Think.” LESLIE’S WEEKLY for sixty-six years has been reflecting and interpreting the news at home and abroad that has made history. In keeping with this traditional policy Leslie’s will provide its readers in forthcoming issues with a variety of carefully chosen articles by noted expert writers illuminating the various problems and activities which promise to make the Armament Conference a turning point in human history. Mr. Herbert Corey’s splendid article in the October 29th issue is a fair sample. Every issue of LESLIE’S WEEKLY is filled with informative, interesting, entertaining articles. the kind you like to read—and plenty of striking pictures—the kind you like to see. Don’t miss LESLIE'S this week or any week. When a veteran magazine publisher says—‘‘In point of fact, I have been remarking for the last three weeks that ‘““LESLIE’S”’ is the best Weekly published’’—can there be any question but that you should read it? PRESS OF WILLIAM GREEN, NEW YORK comicbooks.com