Judge — December 26, 1925 — page 21: what you’re looking at

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

One Radio Program We'd Like to Hear Hat I Think of Radio”— By a Phonograph Manu- facturer. “Our Real Opinions of Radio Applesauce, the Child Wonder, Who Is on the Air from Station Punk Each Evening”—By the Child’s Next-door Neighbors. “What I Think of Hubby for a. out loud! a ru. fie to wear it or she'll never forgive me.” “Peace on Earth.” Spending So Much Money for Radio”—By Friend Wife. “How My Program on the Air Cut Down the Receipts at My Concert at the Theater by Half and What I Think of Radio”—By a Famous Operatic Star. “What I’d Really Like to Tell the Folks of Radioland”—By the Announcer Who’s Been Announcing Since the Start of Radio. Frank H. Williams ATL KU KLUX KLAN HEADQUARTERS “T'll do it, by gosh!” Ballads of a Husband My Worst Friend Wie is it takes my wifey’s side In every wordy battle? Who is it talks and talks and talks Until her false teeth rattle? Who is it criticizes me Much more than any other? Who is it causes me much pain? Why, reader, it’s her mother! R.C. OB. “Look, dear, Pee joined the Klan!” comicbooks.com