Judge — February 18, 1922 — page 28: what you’re looking at

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

* SRE sy “FORBELL + AC It's too bad there were no movie cameras in the days of St. George and the Dragon. NO GREAT RISK “I think I'll just quietly hang some rules and regulations in the kitchen. What do you say?” “I don't think they'll do any harm. The cook can’t read.” THE LADY SUPERIOR “I'll expect you to correct the little grammatical errors I sometimes make when dictating letters.” “I thank you, sir. I expected only to be treated as an equal.” THE CONNOISSEUR “Colonel, as a connoisseur of repu- tation I would like your opinion of this stuff.” “You shall have it. This is a brand I would never give to a tramp in the old days, but it has a rare bouquet now.” LESS STRICT “How was discipline in the army?” “Well, I had more liberty than I have at home,” 26 EXPERT LINGUISTS “How is your little baby brother, Willie? Can he talk yet?” “Yes'm, he talks all right; but no- body only Ma and Grandma can under- stand what he says.” VERY RARE “The age of miracles is past, old man.” “Not quite. I met a man yesterday who didn't know how to make home brew.” comicbooks.com