Judge, 1923-12-22 · page 34 of 36
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“No Man’s Land"’ by David Robinson E is a picture with Phere by an artist. w will be found in lege boys are also fond of it post free for twenty-five Address Judge Print Department 43d Street, New York Judge Art Print Department 627 West 43d Street New York City The Absent-minded Waiter by M. C. Nead NO ONE can look at this picture without a smile. And many just laugh hilariously when they see it. For it is very funny, It was the Pp inning Amateur contribution to JUDGE last year. JUDGE will be surprised if the young artist who Urew it does not become a success ful contributor to the mirth of the nation This also will be sent postpaid on receipt of twenty-five cents to the same address as above Write for free guide books, List of Patent ATENTS. Buyers and “RECORD OF INVEN- TION BLANK.” Send model or sketch and descrip. tion 4 invention or our free opinion of ite patentable nature. shes! References. Reasonable Terms. VICTOR ‘i EVANS. & CO.. 813 Ninth, Washington, D.C. PIMPLES Your Skin Can Be Quickly Cleared of Pimples, Blackheads, Acne Eruptions on the face or body, Barbers Itch, Eczema, Enlarged Pores and Oily or Shiny Skin. FREE © Write ba cong fos for ry FRED BOOELET, cared mayoelt after ‘being afflicted 15 years. ‘clear your skin of the. Tecan above blemishes, ES.cIVENS, 226 Chemical Bidg., Kansas City, Mo, | Hughes, Drawn by WILLIAM TRENT, “Don’t you think we'd better get some mistletoe while we're here?” “No, thanks, dear. He Remains an Englishman (Continued from page 23) whom Frank Simonds always used to call Charles the Baptist? Roo: velt was not in the least typical of Ameri- can life, at any rate not of American life as we know it in our generation. At best he belonged to a small group of aristo- cratic families in the East whose position was not based on mon On the other hand, pt for his naif enthusiasm over his discovery of the Ten Commandments, he would not have been the least a phe- nomenon in England. England is per- petually producing such men. 6 MERE fact the Roosevelt was Dutch doesn’t in the least alter this state- ment. But what of Curzon of Kedleston’: book? Well, it isn’t much like the or- dinary travel book, for which we heartily thank the Lord. Curzon, of course, has traveled more in Asia than anywhere, and his adventurous days in Afganistan are inating reading. But we were most interested in his chapters on, the great waterfalls of the world, and in his reasons for writing about them. The great water- falls of the world can all be counted, he om the fingers of your two hands, and most of them were not known to white men till comparatively rece ; almost inaccessible, Only three of ‘liei are in North America— Niagara, Yose- mite and the Grand Falls of Labrador, which few white men have ever probably ever will see. One is Zealand, one in India, the rest and South America. Lord Curzon’s count of Victoria Falls in Africa is vivid and thrilling, but he makes us most want to see the highest and loveliest waterfall in the world, in South America, which he himself has never beheld, which leaps 32 I don’t think I'll need any. from the top of an 8,000 foot mountain rising solitary out of the vast jungle of British Gui which is visible from miles and miles away, hanging like a great white curtain over the naked) precipices far above the tropic wilderness. Some happy day we shall go tnere! But almost as fascinating as his account of the great waterfalls, is his chapter on singing sands, including an analysis of the explanations of why they sit patiently collected, from all parts of the world, ords of singing sands, and found that the number of them far exceeds what anybody supposed. That so many of these sands are in America, he attributes to the fact that we Americans have hunted for them much more busily than other peoples. When we ourself were a small boy, we used to go down to a little crescent beach at Manchester, M. and drag a stick over the sands to hear them sing. Every boy who has been brought up along the shore of Lake Michigan has done the same thing, and perhaps even taken some of the sand home in a bottle, let it dry, and then placed it in a stocking and heard it sing again. When a man who can be sroy of India and member of his majesty’s cabinet, can find time to investigate singing sands and write a chapter about them which will keep us up till two a. M. we take off our hat. It’s a great institution, the British haristocracy. ARE YOU SELF- CONSCIOUS? Embarraseed in company, lacking in self- control ? ® for information on flow you can overcome these troubles W. VERITAS, 1400 Broadway, New York City Practical information all sex matters SEX Send 10¢ today, stamps c edcatalog. Nothing else like 10 BO te) KS It In this country. oln, for remarkable illustrat- Dept. 191, Counsel Service, 257 W. 7lst St., New York comicbooks.com