Judge — October 23, 1926 — page 25: what you’re looking at

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

OCTOBER 23, 1926 THE NEW ART Developed by the Tabloid Newspapers ‘The old saying that “Murder will out” has been proven conclusively by the picture newspapers, and a new form of photographic art—namely, the picturization of the actual scene of the crime, posed by paid models— has begun to spread itself throughout the country. Judge takes this occasion to ask, as it has asked several times before, what is the world coming to? THE MALLS-HILLS CASE Here we are shown exactly how the erring minister of the gospel and the unfortunate sither player met their deaths under the weeping willow tree. Note the neg- lected wife in the background. THE FAMOUS ZILCH STUDIO MURDER Luther Zilch, the artist, was a libertine of the worst sort and tured young girls to his atelier. He was finally killed by one of his victim's husbands, as shown above. THE “LOVE NEST” MURDER Who does not remember the famous Snoggins “Love Nest” killing? Ephraim Snoggins was shot in his spart- ment one winter’s evening by his sweetheart’s old man. THE GREAT RIO GRANDE ABDUCTION A thrilling picture of the two rich American girls, prom- inent in Hoboken society, who were kidnaped by ‘Merican bandits and held for ransom. comicbooks.com