Judge, 1925-08-08 · page 26 of 36
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“And Love compares with a Bobtailed Flush, And the Draw is Marriage, we'll say: For whether you help your hand or not, You’ ve still got to ante away.” From SATIRE & SONG MAURICE SWITZER The author is the president of one of the country’s largest tire companies, and a man who in a kindly yet satiric vein has expressed his conception of life in sparkling, spontaneous, ju- bilant song. Even though you do not ordinarily read verse, this volume will appeal to your sense of rhythm. Privately printed in a limited edition, we have a few copies, illustrated in color and attractively bound in an Art Binding, size 614 x 8){ inches, which we will be glad to send postpaid upon re- ceipt of One Dollar JUDGE Book Department 627 West 43d Street, New York ee eS “I repeat, Mr. Chuz, I think you're the dearest man in town.” Basurut BurcHeEr—Oh—Miss Whiffin! A bricklayer recently took part in a chess tournament. We hear that the next day he complained of a stiff arm caused by strenuous moving. —Laondon Opinion Shortsighted old gentleman (who has gotten on roller coaster by mistake) —Er—excuse me, but this is right for Baker street, isn’t it? Renewed hostilities in Albania con- firm a long-standing suspicion that what. is needed in the Balkans is a quick reversible sword and plow- share, Detroit News —Passing Show comicbooks.com