Judge, 1925-09-19 · page 20 of 36
Judge — September 19, 1925 — page 20: what you’re looking at
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“My policy is to keep men at arm’s “Don’t be silly, dear. Look what happened to Venus de Milo.” —Norre Dame Juccier To Her Across the Way Oh, wondrous maiden ’cross the way! Oh, Venus of my dreams! What beauty thou hast, dearest one— Unreal, untrue, it seems. Oh, wondrous maiden ’cross the way! So radiant and fair; That piquant nose and flashing face, That golden, lustrous hair. Those sparkling eyes of amethyst, Those tempting lips so ruddy, Oh, maiden fair, pull down your shade, Yours truly wants to study. —Penn Punch Bowl “Ow about a couple of igh balls?” “Thanks. I can shee all right now.” —Brown Jue a Phoolish Phables Fred—Please give me just one kiss. Gertie—No, I can’t. “T want one.” “Well, I won’t give it to you.” “Very well, I'll take one.” “You do and I'll call the police. We don’t allow customers to sample our candy.” —Colgate Banter ae = ST TT A Skin You Love to Clutch. —Rutcers CHANTICLEER Sad But Often The saddest words Of Ruth or Lizzie Are just these four “The line is busy.” —Kentucky Cardinal Raed “Are you familiar with the score of this opera?” “No, it doesn’t matter to me, so long as it doesn’t go into. extra innings.” —Georgia Tech. Yellow Jacket Canad “John, can you tell me roughly what time it is?” “Yes, you dangerous butterfly, allowance-breaking, heart smashing vampire of a house party girl— about ten-thirty.” —Colgate Banter Konkokt a Klause Kontaining People If I hear another people knock your brains out. —TIowa Green Gander Fae Judge—You were in the room ad- joining the one where the accused is charged with being engaged in a game of chance and although you could not see the accused you could hear the conversation? Witness—Yes, sir. “Can you tell the jury the names of any others engaged in the alleged game of chance? “Yes, your Honor. There was a large man they called Big Dick, a small man they called Little Joe, a guy from Decatur they called Atur, a girl named Nina, and another one named Phebe. —Georgia Tech. Yellow Jacket PID “What was Reggie at the mas- querade?” “He must have been a golf ball, for he was certainly ‘teed’ up.” —Vanderbilt Masquerader “Oh, hell, let’s go home, then.” —W. Virer1a Moonsnine notl th of comicbooks.com