Judge, 1923-05-26 · page 25 of 36
Judge — May 26, 1923 — page 25: what you’re looking at
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DIGEST OF THE WORLD'S HUMOR Editor—But, my dear young lady, I cannot publish drawings like this! Artist—Well, you need not be so haughty about it. You're not the only “Would you mind letting us in, °"* that won't.—London Mail. Bridget? We've forgotten the latch- key.” “When I took this job as cook, I told you I wouldn’t answer the door.” —Humorist (London). “T will tell you a story at which you will laugh yourself to death.” “Can’t you save it until my mother- in-law arrives?”—Kasper (Stockholm). Financier—I'm afraid we couldn't if tu lend you money without security. mT tlw Seedy Individual—What security? “Well, I should say handcuffs!”— hy, I know that woman very well. I spent practically all my life at i i Humorist (London). “w her feet. I used to be a ladies’ bootmaker.”—Le Rire (Paris). 23 comicbooks.com