Judge — August 13, 1927 — page 13: what you’re looking at

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JUDGE two men sat shaking with a ay tion ‘and “aviation asthe hte ~EUN FOR YOUNG AND OLD! teeth shook feverishly and came to , rest with eleven cavities showing. JUDGE S New Weekly Contest There was an ill-suppressed sob from George and he stooped down and commenced untying his shoe- strings. Three days later a disheveled Irish aviator was picked up be- hind the enemy lines clad only in a barrel and a pair of socks. He told | battle in the clouds which his | captors could not understand. | When questioned about his uni | form, he said that it had been | shot away in the fierce hand-to | hand conflict. And far away in confused story about a London, the gallant Major, re covering from a serious blow on his finger incurred while trying to hang a picture in his den, smiled grimly and cut another notch in his automatic. Did luck always follow the in trepid Ameer of the Air? Read ’s Jvpce how the agile Arrow of Albion outwitted the crusty old Deacon and showed up Mark Smallgood’s plans to rob im next the orphanage! Give a man credit for anything today and he will take it. It is very easy for Mr. Rocke- feller to give away dimes. But No. 1 werwish he'd tey:to:liny-something FAERE ou atg little eaderst Here's fun aplenty for all and a with them once. : fi 25 chance to pick up some pin money for goodies and things! What are these two care-free bathers sayi Ah, that is the question!) What “ to put in the balloons Hant with the sideburns and the trick hair-cut may be saying, “Who was that lady I seen you with?” or ay be inquiring, “Do you know the differerice between polo and golf And the Pola Negri with the sunbonnet flashes back through Cupid’s bow lips—what? That, little readers, is where you come in. JUDGE Will Pay $25.00 for the Funniest Dialogue Submitted for the Above Picture ' The young g. It more than one person submits the same winning dialogue, each will receive the prize of $25.00. You may write your brilliant brainstorm right in the above balloons if v4 you wish or you may draw a couple of your own balloons on a postal card and fill them in. Be sure and put the number of the contest on the card. And you may send in as many wisecracks as you like, but none | will be returned. Send all entries to the BALLOON CONTEST EDITOR, JUDGE, 627 West 43rd St., New York. THIS WE Ss CONTEST (No. 1) CLOSES AUGUST 20TH. THE WIN- | ais NING DIALOGUE AND PICTURE will be in the Sept. 3d issue. “Oh, my guard!” PICTURE No. 2, NEXT WEEK! WATCH FOR IT! comicbooks.com