Judge — January 30, 1926 — page 2: what you’re looking at

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

JOIN The JUDGE CHIROGRAPHIC SOCIETY An association of astute penmen # Qualifications for Membership—Appli- who appreciate the influence of human | cants must have the ability to fill in the nature upon chirography and so, in coupon below, in such a way that the order to improve their handwriting, want Circulation Manager can decipher it with- JUDGE, each week to keep them in good out undue eyestrain. Initiation fee of $1.00 humor. must accompany all applications tis THIS WEEK THE SOCIETY WILL CONSIDER THE SIGNATURE OF For downright character study this signature is unique. The use of the stub pen and the individuality in the formation of the letters testify to a keen appreciation of advertising. The general downhill effect denoted the altruism of the phil- anthropist; while the open ‘‘o” and the final ‘‘r’’ show merchan- dizing and selling ability that could dispose of anything from a safety pin to an airplane. APPLICATION BLANK JUDGE, 627 West 43d Street, New York This chirographic example of my cognomen and the enclosed legal tender of the United States in the amount of one dollar are proof that I know how to sign my name, when by so doing, I can secure JUDGE for 10 weeks by mail. THIS IS THE RIGHT TIME TO SIGN YOUR RIGHT NAME JUDGE, Volume 90! No. 2309, January 30, 1926." Enter ° 2 nt t New York City, N.Y, under Act of March 3, 1879, $5.00 a year. 1Se a copy. Published Weekly and copyrighted 1926 by Leslie-Judge jent; Kendall Banning. Norman Anthony, Vice-Presidents; Joseph T. Cooney, Ass't Treasurer and Ass't Secretary: William Morris Houghton, Yor cular attention is called to the fact that every article and picture appearing ta [upg right Law of the U.S. For advertising rates address E. wre & Company, Inc, New Yorks 28 Vasderbix Aveane” Chicago: 225 North Michigan Avenue comicbooks.com