Judge, 1928-10-20 · page 25 of 36
Judge — October 20, 1928 — page 25: what you’re looking at
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The Maiden’s Prayer to Her Permanent Wave “Long live the kink!" —H. Pennyracker, Princeton '30 Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow prohibition may forced. —Ress Kixe, U. of Min- nesota, indefinitely Imagine the plight of the poor card-shark who comes home from a hard day's work and then has to stack the dishes! —R.D. Wurvos, Harvard °29 couple of bias babies. Second Goof—Whadda ya First—Oh, “buy us this,” and “buy us that,” all the time! —Barry Manoxry, “Mrs. Brown is not in.” Catholic U, 729 “May I leave my card?” ver mind, she sax who Joe College has one of those German horns on his. flivver— —Maxim Gituis, he’s always ‘Teuton it! , At Buren, Trinity '31 The Varsity Drag. —Berxerrt Gouin, Stanford '31 Then there is the story of the Scotehr who refused to put fire-c ves oon his apartment house building because it) was leap year. —Gronce MacManus, U, of Pennsylvania 30 Lirtie Rov—I'd like to get a shaving mug. In Chicago Dave Currx—Wait till you get older and it'll come naturally, Here today and gun tomorrow. Watt Connatu, U. of Pittsburgh '20 —R. Wurvox, Harvard '29 comicbooks.com