Judge — May 14, 1927 — page 16: what you’re looking at

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| j } | | | } | } | I j JUDGE 1931—Discovery of the ultimate heavyweight champion of the world. Witur Wirkrns (starting to play the woman champion) Well, go ahead and serve! —And now we have the very chic Chariot Car, comfortable and convenient in crowded traffic. AB We LKet When Summer Comes “A beastly bore, this vacation ked Mrs. Stuy- ere to her maid, wants to take a »s, while s has her heart set on a summer at Narragansett Pier. Mr. Van de Vere is enthused about renting a cottage in Scot- land and Egbert in we should take over the Copeland’s hunting lodge in the Adirondacks. Really, I don’t know what to do.” Over- come by the problem, Mrs. Van de Vere reached for her smelling salts and had to be assisted to her room where Julia applied cold compresses every two minutes to the dowager’s forehead. Across the city in Utopia-By- The-Lake, a pleasant little de- velopment of shoe box houses, rococo gasoline stations and first , Jim Lefferts faced his family over the oak supper table. Vow, looka here, folks,” he said, “the boss has promised me the in July and we'll take the old flivver and tent and camp up there by Bear Moun- tain.” x on that Bear Mountain location. There isn’t a good dance hall within three miles,” complained Nancy, a fine bit of flaming youth. “I want to camp by Lake Ideal,” whined Bobby, “all of the fellers tell me you can catch peachy fish up there.” “We ought to pick a spot by the ocean,” said Johnny, “it’s great fun diving in the waves.” “Me for a nice brook by a farmhouse where I can get fresh milk,” said mother. “Ye gods!” exclaimed the dot- ing father, “it certainly is a tough job planning a vacation for this bunch.” He retired to the living- room and savagely twirled the dials on the radio set. Then summer came. The Van de Vere Rolls-Royce chugged musically and smoothly around a bend in the mountains, nearly upsetting the Lefferts family flivver. But all was not serene in the rear of the beautiful car. While Mrs. Van de Vere was desperately trying to con- vince the disgruntled family that 14 cn SRR comicbooks.com