Judge, 1928-05-12 · page 19 of 36
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GAGS TO RICHES By R. C. O'BRIEN The Blindfold Test The subject: was blindfolded. ¢ He was given three cigarettes to smoke, one after the other. To clear the taste coffee was served between smokes. The cigarettes were numbered, one, two and three, “Gosh, that's good,” he said. “Which is?” he was asked. “That coffee.” If a girl's face is her fortune, my girl ought to get arrested for counterfeiting. Traveroovr Love at first sight in Siam. There was a rumor about that the Old Gold ad writer handed in his resignation. One of the blindfold tests didn’t. come out right. Alice in Wonderland The girls call her Alice, be- cause she is always wondering when she’s going to land him. Lots of Jack makes all work play. A new invention which makes it possible for you to leave home for week. The kitten is shown waiting for Tuesday’s meal. Oh, Yeah? il “The police think they've un- new murder mystery.” the circumstance: at the library they found a man's nose burie¢ a book.” When the special cop at the fights says he'll throw out the first one that smokes—be non- chalant, light a Murad. More Playgrounds The city wants more play- grounds for children, so they're going to widen some of the streets: A vaudeville trapeze performer reads his paper in comfort! comicbooks.com