Judge — March 3, 1923 — page 16: what you’re looking at

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

Hunting Big Game with Gun and Camera The wart hog and the road hog dis- pute the right of way. To anybody who has been cagey enough to confine his study of wild animals to the Zoo, this moving picture will increase his knowledge of the deni- zens of the African veldt without danger to life or limb. There is nothing the matter with this pic- ture. Behind the protective rifle of H. A. Snow Not the kind elephant which eats the children’s peanuts, but the kind of elephant that devours the peanut’s children. 14 A dangerous game is the two-horned white rhino. Many a shirt has been lost playing it. The broad-striped African zebra, with his gaudy cos- tume and bare legs, is prob- ably the original pony ballet