Judge — March 24, 1923 — page 20: what you’re looking at

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

See Edwin Levick Buckwood Inn, Shawnee Country Club, Shawnee-on-Delaware, Pa. TOLD AT THE toth HOLE Wine wandering through Areads A certain night in June My love and I together heard \ foolish little tune. It must have come from happy lips, So clear it seemed to rise, And every time I hear it since I sce my true love's eyes. And every time I hear it now I touch my true love's hands And know that somewhere in the world Is one who understands. And when I hear that tune by day, Or as the candles shine, I feel again the eager lips Of my true love on mine. Tt was a foolish little tune As any you could meet, But in my life I'l never hear Another tune as sweet. * * * Great piano players insure their hands. Great poker players don’t have to. * + * Sometimes after taking his first look at his children, home from college, a man wonders how he ever came to marry into such a family. + * * Many persons resemble matches—the light end being the head. * * +* An heiress is any young woman who clopes with a mounted cop, chauffeur or gardener. * * * It is a mistake to think that all lies are miserable. Some are very happy little lies indee * * * A child’s idea of a bride must be that she is a flapper who makes concrete biscuit for the comic sections. The busiest persons on earth are those who have no business of their own. by Walter Trumbull IO SEE one star; Each golfer for St. Patrick's Day To pluck one flower; Would be far more than keen y one bar; Could he then see his course essay ve one hour; The wearin’ of the green. y one § Expect of life? A bachelor is a man who has no one to tell him to wash the shaving soap off his ears. * * ’ Blank verse in the hands of amateur is pretty generally blankety blank verse. A hole in one.