Judge, 1923-12-29 · page 23 of 37
Judge — December 29, 1923 — page 23: what you’re looking at
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“Keep your head, Jarge; keep your head!” “You can have it, William; you can have the whole durned outfit in a minute!”—Humorist (London). Mistress—I hope you're not super- stitious, as I hear you're Irish. Applicant—Well, mum, Oi think it's unlucky to break a lookin’-glass; Oi broke the big hall mirror in me last place and it lost me my job.—Passing Show (London). The One—As you intend to marry her, why did you consent to her riding a motorcycle when you are so opposed to them? The Other—Well, I knew she would have her way in the end, and I calculated that by giving in now her father would have to pay for the motorcycle.—London Mail. 21 comicbooks.com