Judge — July 16, 1927 — page 38: what you’re looking at

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Prohibition. nd therefore we—being r than the Creator of must add an el forget the ot all our ti ards the venth comm ——= ten and ? t I ‘ I thara—or I . n N , ‘ Another Appreciation ; Dear Jvosx: ; Thanks no end f c r | ter from Henry Sh . of Sai s ns Barbara, Californi. ur Turkish Buckeye, The fellow is funnier than woman he bh Henry sings the old song, t touch liquor shall never touch mine.” I can appreciate his reaction from a father who was habitually soused; all extremes are reprehensible. B: why, Henry, go to the opposite ex- To Henry, it would seem, no god but “wawa,” and Volstead is his prophet. Yours for Al Smith, Memphis, Tenn. | June 4, 1927 | | Skeptical Editor Jvver: I notice in the “Judge for Yourself” department of your ma i | of June 4th, another 1 one “Hen ; | | bara, C: | M I inquire if these communica- | tions are REAL? Or are they merely | written by a member of the staff to ] draw down comment (which they | | seem to do, all right)? Sincerely, I | do not believe there is any sane man ! who would make such an utter ass | of himself in print as “Henry Sher- man” does. | Yours very truly, Louis L. Richardson Medford, Ore. June 3, 1927 A Good Joke Editor Juve: Ouch, my side! I have laughed myself into slow decline over the joke in your June 4th number. By’ the joke, I refer to a letter written you by one Henry Sherman, of Santa Barbara, California. This ought to take first prize and you ought to put Dear Orv Tuinc—Must I cross here, Constable? I wanted him on your regular staff; such naive to go to my bank a little further down on this side. humor is rare. —Hvenoristr EDWARD LANGER PRINTING CO., INC., JAMAICA, N.Y. comicbooks.com