Judge — May 12, 1928 — page 28: what you’re looking at

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OORS Me REGIS ER DIREC TORS °F THE UNITED STATES ~~ TH ORATION TRUST COMPANY PUBLISHING COMPENY ?R'S PRINTING OMPANY Never a Book Like This Before! Arranged alphabetically for the entire country are the names of over 64,000 im- portant business men—directors or part- ners in leading businesses—the business ad- dress and residence of each, his principal Lusiness connection and all the other com- panies, large or small, in which he is a director or partner. Then all the same names, with business addresses, are re arranged by city Come ts the £ Directors price, $90 a NAME. ADDRESS FIRM NAME CITY AND STATE | excuse for “Daw Judging the Movies (Continued from page 21) ‘powerful sermon a “The Big Parade” was a hundred times better entertain- ment, and a much better repre- sentation of actual warfare. Again, is “Dawn” such ful sermon against all, when you consider — the slaughter of hundreds of innocent youths, the death of one woman who obviously and flagrantly dis- obeyed military law is not so tragic. Indubitably, “Dawn” may teach women to stay away from the front during the next war, but there weren't many women at the second battle of the Marne, and I don't remember many feminine names in the Argonne casualty list. It seems to me Miss Morgan et al could find much better ser- mons against war, if they really interested in this subject. For instance, Miss Morgan might gather together a troupe of women and travel over the country with a squad of Marines dre Germans and give actual demon strations of the Cavell atrocity to selected groups of backward chil- dren. Perhaps. just for effect, the Marines might shoot one of the company from time ; It would impress the children tenfold, to say nothing of the company. All in all, there is not much It is a medi- ocre picture. The Cavell case was no atrocity—merely a stuy ir in which the Germans were right. Why did they have to bring that up power- After “Well. who's been wai longes ting the sked the dentist cheer- fully as he opened the door of his | surgery. “T think I have.” said the tailor, “I> delivered that suit you're wearing three years ago.” —ANswers Suggested slogan for a police station: "God help those who help themselves —Evenypopy'’s Wrekiy “Yesterda you were not the office, saying you were ill I met you in the street.” “Yes, I was going for the doctor.” —Bven Hemor, Manni nd 26 Lenz Solution to BridgeProblemNo.10 | i As it appeared in the | April 14th issue of Judge | No Trumps. South has the lead. North Ss must win seven of the cigbt tricke against any defense by East and West @A OK Oo-— #K 109543 the King of Spades leads rding the South Jack of The Heart now places the lead n’s hand. It will be noted naive play to this expert, three and East's hand. ested such piteous ange rible hand that, in sheer co: sion, we lead the two of spades 3 r West to wins trek The 3 The | problem cannot be ing wy once, as a low Heart lead by East wil scuttle the ship. If the King of He is discarded on the Ace of Diamo: East will lead the Spade. Prize Winners, Problem No. 9 As it appeared in the April 7th issue Chelle D, Thome, New t Ist Prize 2nd Prize: Mires Winnie M. James, Ooh- A, Calif. 3rd Prize: Mr. J. Dinwiddie Shea, Orleans, (See pave 25 for Lenz Problem 14) of Abbott's Bitters on half ttul breakfast twnic Sample batters by mail ets. in CL W. Abbott & Co., Cortez AGars L=-MADE AT KEY WEST-— & THIS CLASS PIN 30c. Baltimore, ot mare, Svar place, Single Fina 4c ea. cheica 3 cere am mel, letters, éate, Str pins Hoe. en. Free Cat. chow METAL ARTS CO, tac, 772 Perdasd Ive. Rochester, MLE EUROPE $7.22 wi. 200 All Expense Tours $195 up. Booklet Free. Moteresees sod Seendleevian Crates, $380 ALLEN TOURS, lec., 154 B comicbooks.com