Judge — May 11, 1929 — page 24: what you’re looking at

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“John, is everything shut up for the night?” “AM but you, darling.” Freo Kock, U. of Cincinnati '29 The Last Straw “What if your partner did trump your ace? That's no ex cuse for killing him.” “It wasn’t only that. Your Honor, we found out afterwards that he renigged when he did i Raovrt Buumpena, Yale "29 Inebriate—Say, will you do me a favor? Call my wife and when she answers, ask her what she wants, Roneur MeLavanuay, JUDGE with the H lected f University of California. Second Prize of S200—won hy Roger D. Whedon, of Har vard, Honorable Mention — Fred Kock, Raoul Blumberg, Rob ert) MeLaughlin, Frank Me Featters, Richard G. Deane. Robert Belt, Charles A. Kenny. Al Breed. Baster, hard A H. Lowe, Levon Seron, Kenneth Funk, Frank Lynn Parke, Geo. Lichten- stein, Roger Denison, Arthur Silverblatt, Louis L. Hasley. Sidney Goldberg The pall-bearer who couldn't hold his bier —Gro. T. Eaoreston, California "2s Propicar Son—Father, Pm @ pauper. Pa — Congratulations, son, hoy or girl? Prank McFratrens. UC. of Pittsburgh '31 Music-Lovers’ Hour They were students, four in number, conversing. Their voices were pleasant, well modu lated. “I'll carry the tenor,” sug- gested one. “And I the bass.” “TM take the alte.” The fourth decided upon the baritone. “AN right then, let’s go.” They disappeared, but in’ a short while returned with the limp bodies of the glee club quar tette. “Fletcher Hall,” snapped one of the youths as they de posited their burdens in a taxi. And they were soon lost in the darkness. —Rienarn G. Deane, U. of Michigan * A bunch of | the fraternity brothers saw sign, “Carousel,” at the circus, and four of them bought tickets before they found out it was just a merry-go-round. Rovert Beut, Cniv. of Oregon "28\y comicbooks.com