Judge — January 26, 1929 — page 23: what you’re looking at

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JUDGE é aks “ . a aaa The First Credo for 1929 With a Backward Glance at Mr. Nathan Hoping that:— This be a year of grace for Mabel Willebrandt. The new Buick will go back to the good old Republican. lines. Arthur Brisbane will grow spe cife-in tegard toaertal affairs. All partners prove. Al Jolson will have a ¢ Walter Winchell will dis: the English language. The White House Dog stays well, Miss Clara Bow also stays well. This will be the last of the credos. bric will im- Sur—TI took a swim in that lake last summer. He—Derp? Sue— Well, it —Davin S. Lean, Notre Dame was beyond | my expectations!! | —Joux Covetiarn, “LT hear the Jones kid was | U. of S. California "30 christened May the tenth.’ “My word, what an awful name de flourishes in’ Chicago— W. 0. MeDaxien, the croak and shoot business. UofT 2 —J. J. Scnvrenes, Yale '30 nol Mirginia “St 4 “Ou lege, j It was time for roll call at the £ Polish Institute. The professor sneezed and six students jumped to their feet and cried “Present!” ] —Fraxk Lyxwx Parke, | Fordham '32 1," says Woolsey Wol- f 2 monologue is a con- versation between Mussolini and President Coolidge.” —J. Wixston Porerewernr. Boston U. "30 “Here's a cracker. it, because that’s all. you're going to get.” if y Gorpnens, N.Y. UL 1 CHER ADRS. “No, Esmeralda. You can't vat your cake and have IT too.” | —Many kK. Jonsson & Pari Ley, U. of Oregon *29 Well, customers, I'm up and | rarin’ to go, so TI loosen up and i come across with vit, and I | don't need no chafing-dish for it, } cither. But I digress—I- must remember to keep off digress! Heh, heh, Well, to return to my subject, it seems like a dumb kluck says to another Wesleyan man, “How would you like to | know how to make a cigarette lighter for noth and his | friend evinced a desire to know how, so he says, “Just cut the | end off it!” Oh, boy, ain't that awe-inspiring? At Breen, Trinity '31 comicbooks.com