Judge — June 4, 1927 — page 29: what you’re looking at

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

seen ene Judge’s Own Contributor’s Corner George Jean Nathan Boys, step up to the bar and meet George Jean Nathan, the Black Panther of the Plains. George is a full-blooded Cherokee and shoots from the hip, so be- ware. But seriously, George is not really a killer, for we have filed his antiers and taken away his air rifle. George came t n a mere tad to attend Holy Cross, but was busted out of college for licking the varnish off the desks. He then became a clerk in a meat-market, but was fired for nibbling at the smoked ham. In desperation he took up shorthand and now holds a posi- tion of trust as an usher in a movie palace. boast is that he has never been in a real thea- ter in his life. He is Past Grand Master of Su Lodge, Noble Acorns of Austria, and laming | Arch-Walnut of Beaver Aerie, | Assorted Woodpeckers of Jeru- salem. He has written a popular song, “Venom, I Goin’ to See You Again,” and can float on his back in salt water. He will be a year old in November. S&S Bertram—Y ou didn’t notice me last night, but I saw you twice. Beatrice—I never notice ple in that condition. —Answers KRAASRAGCKS \Give a sentence withthe word peo- Atwater Kent be Lake Michigan. MU THE wo RLD'S BES AD! CIGARETTE For the inde who feels entitled to life's better “ things “Nah the n, you—oo yer nudgin’?” —Lonpvox Opinion ) comicbooks.com