Judge — November 25, 1922 — page 35: what you’re looking at

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

by Jases PLWHA 1, 22, U.S.A. Rookie Book, who heretofore had driven only a Lizzie, pulls a boner. TON, Tank Sebo as Have a’Art Take a look, take a look! This feature of the book Is commended to your notice just be- cause Some funny fellows say That his mediocre pay Is the only thing a rookie ever draws. » wn by Dick Kennepy, U.S.A Army Dentist—My man, you don't have to pay for work in the Army. Buck—Aw, I ain't gonna pay, I'm just countin’ my money before I take gas. HEAVEN, HELL OR HOGOKEN| By xmas!” Cy Lr oo ll’ - “LOOKS LIKE 4 Sewo%, SECOND ONE bs me NI | Gy . ENCORE - VIN BLANC SEE-vou-PiAy ~ SALUT De (al AYER = Drawn by Doc RANKIN, 101st Cavalry—Troop A. aarer A soldier's history of the world war. ¥ i” “NO BS ny 4 z BUT IWEARBS TAKE Y CANT STAND LAFAYETIE, WE ARE ne \ USL ety EES ent ee on QLDiI & 1GA' $ 24973 . ie ee ” 3 SO THIS IS PARIS” €!! i wreee ——~ > ae it a Drawn by FRANK Down, U.S. Military Academy, ‘23, West Point, N.Y On the picket line. Drawn by 1. Guppen, Pvt. ‘le. D.EM, “So you thought you could go joy- riding in the general's car and get away with it. But you found that you couldn't fool us that time.” “Yes, sir, I found I couldn't work that little Dodge.” 2 RS, Gass?