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The Girl the chind Him,” Only Too Pleased “Would you care to your former trade? governor of the new the prison. “T certainly would, sir.” “What was it?” “A sailor, sir.” —Bosron Transcript “Flo says she’s been offered a name part in Shakespeare. Do you believe it?” “Yes, I expect it’s ‘Nothing’ in ‘Much Ado’.” —Everynopy’s WEEKLY “What do you think playing?” said the angrily to the short-sighted trombonist during a rehearsal. “So sorry. There's a fly awling on my page, and I | keep playing him.” —Birmincuam Gazette you're conductor « The chap who married a Flapper to get some home cooking. LEAVE IT TO THE YOUNGER CROWD TO KNOW THE BEST! T is characteristic of this younger set to settle the cigarette question exactly as they settle their hard-fought games —on the sporting principle of “may the best win!” ATIMA Uhy 1 ¢ Injurio HOLLOWAYS Gotrer—Hullo, Colonel, given up golf? Tue CoLtonet—No, sir. game I can play when I’ve got lumbago. But this is the only confounded —Passinc SHow. comicbooks.com