Judge — July 7, 1928 — page 34: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

SHORE STORIES OLIVER TWIST Lon Chaney ! A Negra was chi theft and his lawyer decided to put him in the box. Junge pays $5 for each one printed “Sam, if you tell a lie, you Sovrn Avncan Resipent—It's only a little African farm, but know what will happen, I sup- it’s all the veldt to me. pose?” said the judge. a ; “Yes, suh,” replied Sam, “TM Iba Hy" : (WA ti vo to Hades and burn a long - £ — 4 time.” “Quite right,” declared — the judge, “And you know what will happen if you tell the truth “Yes, suh,” said Sam “We lose de case!" Mir Bees DIeZy VA%EL.5 They called him Jim because a lot of dumbbells were always hanging around him Judge pays $5 for each one printed Another Try Jones (just returned from the office) —Now I wonder if some- Would-be one’s broken in and pinched the car or if it’s just the wife taking it out? —Passine Siow Contributor—Here’s my manuscript which I offered itor—But if I refused it a THE UNEXPECTED GUEST ) ‘s the use of bring- : ing it back now ‘ (ok ‘ eet, Contributor — Well, you have ( Vy had a year's: experience since then, —Weexkry Terecrarit Neighbor (just returned from afternoon's golf)—Good heavens! You don’t mean to u've been gardening ever since seven o'clock this morning? I wouldn't think of doing such a thing! Limp and Exhausted One—I wouldn't, cithe was my wife who thought of it!—Humonist There have been so many requests for copies of this beautiful dra by John Conacher “Johnnie, toke E has had a limited number of Art Prints made for its readers. The print is pecremones 4 inches and the same rize as the original which was presented to yentetothe Colcnel Lindbergh. A copy will be rhipped to anyone upon receipt of FIFTY CENTS. fetter." Address Art Print Dept.. Judge Pub. Co., Inc., 627 W. 43rd St, New York City HOWARD LANGER PRINTING €0., INC, JaMaica, NT comicbooks.com