Judge, 1927-10-15 · page 50 of 68
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JUDGE MIDGING Ge STARE by Mauro Gonzalez McADOO’S “TOODLE-OO-DOO” William Gibbs McAdoo came into New York for a couple of di He arrived without the hooded nightshirt. ‘This was right after he told the world that he wasn’t going to run for the presidency. Of course the world knew that, but McAdoo’s statement makes it unanimous. Here be a fallen star. I seck to draw him at his suite at The Plaza. But he withdraws with- I only hear his silvery voice He pipes, “I should be out a drawing. over a house telephone. glad, but I am very busy. I am leaving for Washington on the next t You've made enough drawings of me before.” Left to my own resources I can only 1] Mr. McAdoo in the lobby of the Hotel Vanderbilt some time ago. I have a good memory for funny scenes. I remember him during the last Democratic con- vention. There were groups of delegates with Coney Island bands on their hats reading (Continued on page 27) comicbooks.com