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JUDGE bes? ae so —s x CLR VADRSS The Song of the Surgical Students “The Sawing Is Ended, But the Malady Lingers On.” —Inving Scuneier, iGo Yao Ist—I keep thinking that to- morrow is Saturday. Znd—Well, it i Ist—1 know; that's why I keep thinking it is—B. W. Har Woodberry Forest '30 Prof—Give me a sentence with the word APOLLO in i Stude—An Apollo day keeps the doctor —P. Rosexzweics, U. of Cincinnati ’28 ciency Expert Visits H —Manevs A. Messincen, U. of Southern California 30 *31—Well, I guess I'll give the girls a treat tonight. Anecdotes of Famous “Look, I have a pencil.” *30—Oh, so you're not going to Characters “Swell! Let's write a joke.” the Prom? —Rocer D. Wurpvos, —Henry S. Pennxyracken, With all apologies to Big Bill Harvard °29 Princeton 230 Thompson, we feel constrained to snake a fast one over on Queen Victoria. On the same night that the nuptial queen is reported to have exploded her bromide about ii re not amused,” she is also to have stuck around a few minutes longer to disgorge | the following faster one as, feel- ing a little griped about the whole performance, she gently rubbed F repeating “Oh, hum; now Ih ictorian feeling ag: “Is he nonchals “Is he? He waiter at the Ritz —Rocer D. “Moonbeam, kiss her for me.” Harvard ’29 —Grorar T. Eucreston, California ’28 comicbooks.com