Judge — January 12, 1924 — page 29: what you’re looking at

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

An ideal sea trip- HE great U. S. Govern- ment ships of the Mun- son Line take you directly tothemostinteresting places | in South America. If you wish to explore further you | will find throughout the | chief South American coun- tries complete modern rail- way systems many of which are electrified and with a | gaugebroader thanour own. | Hotel accommodations are equalled only in the United States. English is spoken in all railway stations and hotels. Investigate American | Ships First If you are considering a trip to South America, send the information blank below today for the large illustrated booklet on South America and ship accom- Husband—I forgot my umbrella this morning, dear. modations. Clip the coupon Wife (sarcastically)—However did you come to remember you now—without obligation. had forgotten it? 1 Husband—Well, I shouldn’t have missed it, dear, only I raised my hand to shut it when the rain ceased.—Passing Show. Munson S.S.Lines | 67 Wall Street, New York City | Managing Operators for | U. S. SHIPPING BOARD | | Sailings Southern Cross Feb. 2. American Legion Feb. 16 Pan America Mar. 1 Western World Mar.15 Pe el rnment Bookl i dering a trip to America (, to pe OC, to the Orient from | San Francisco O, to the Orient from Seattle D. siv- uth Name. McTavish (going to wedding)—It’s a puir, puir day for a weddin’, Alec. h Alec—Aye, mon—but it’s a graund day for drinkin’ healths |= Passing’) jow. 27 comicbooks.com