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we A trial balance. Towa Frivor Epitaphs Pause, all ye readers. to shed forth a tear For poor L is here; wyer Evans whose body P for his soul as it journeys afar— He died trying cases of “hootch” at the bar. —Pitt Panther omy Mame —I went out with a colliteh juniper jooc “Uh-uh, “Did he for indecent: dancing? “Did he run out of gas thirty tiles from nowhere?” “No.” kid, that may have hee (- ye man from Pec big hoo but take colliteh feller!” —Stanford Chaparral mome, it wasn’t no ad “T knew an artist’ once who painted the m cobweb so realistically that 1 spent several hours trying to get it down from the ceiling.” “Sorry, dear, I just don’t believe it.” “Why not? Artists h: known to do such things. “Yes, but not maids.” been S. California Wampus Didja hafta pay, “My girl always likes to kiss me al times during the evening.” “ Affectionate—what? “No—curious.” Rice Out Another simile: As nervous as a jellyfish on a Ford fender. Michigan Gargoyle & (aE et! “Ten thousand wouldn't buy me the sand” Notre Dame JUGGLER “Tt won't be long now.” Sewanee Mountain Goar Salad “Tupid— Ave you fond of wearing evening dress? “Telligent—1 feel that nothing is more becoming to me. “Oh— er. of course: but don’t you think that would be a little extreme?” Stanford Chaparral te “Tdon't think their pitcher is v serupulous, ~Meaning?” “T just overheard some one say he pitches underhand Notre Dame Juggler ree Teacher — And so we tind that heat expands thing: nd cold: contracts them. Can hyone give me an ex- auuple of this? Bright Student- Yes, ma'm. The days are longer in summer. Towa Frivol sos Perhaps the cleverest: man in the world is Mr. Edison. He invented the phonograph so that people would h: electric lights. to stay up all night and use his. Wesleyan Wasp sae Ernestine—T smell hooze. Ernest—1 dow't: 1 drink it! Middlebury Blue Baboon cy & comicbooks.com