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In Days of Old When Nights Were Quiet Old King Cole was a merry old soul; No monarch e’er was mecker; For he never heard a single word Of a neighbor's noisome speaker. *“ * «© Sing a song of radio, A pocket full of noise; Four and twenty saxophones— The Koffee Kollege Boys. When the program opened Those birds began to labor. Wasn't that a noisy dish ighbor? PL A. in the + York World To set before jon has been made to con- ¢ distillery into a football stadium. ‘This reverses the usual November process. —H. 1. Pane Evening Sun Cantor relayed one about Violinsky, who was leani post in’ the Commodore Ho other yawning after his experienc in what Russ Crouse calls “the stuck mark “What's the idea of staying up so late?” asked Eddie. “Oh, am [sleepy Violinsky, “I had to gi at 4:30 vesterday morning. on margin.” —Wincuene in the Dai'y Mirror * almost wept up my room I had it Ex-Senvice Cavpir (to Colonel)—Seems like old times, sir, dodgin’ from crater to crater! New Exernuaxt Trainer (to circus proprictor)—Sis scems a bit off color, so TL thought you ought to ‘ave a look at ‘er. Circus Proprie given her anything or—Have you “Yes, a couple of aspirins.” -Pearson's Host—Did ye say ‘When’ Angus? Gvest—Man, ah never even thocht it! —Lonxpon Opinion Tatien Pagliacci I met a clown whose makeup Was tear-bedewed and sad; He'd had a mental shakeup, Or something just as bad. His brow with grief was wrinkled, And sorrow filled his eye; His bells no longer tinkled, His cap was on awry. Remembering my romantics, I thought: Although his funny antics “He plays his part, Conceal a broken heart.” So I approached him, saying: “What sorrow racks your frame? Has one you loved gone straying, Have you known loss or sham “Must you, with skies grown rainy, And life completely wrong, t the comic zany To please the thoughtless throng?" “Begone,” he said; “you bore me. Cut out the hokum ta The act that plays before me Has swiped my two best gags!" —Sroppanp Kine in the Spokane Spokesman Moanin’ Low There was a little stock And it had a curly lock Right in the middle of its forche When it was high it was very, v good But when it went low it was horrid. —H. I. Prituirs in the Evening Sun FDWARD LANGER PRINTING CO. INC, JAMAICA, ¥. eee EN ae ea comicbooks.com