Judge — July 26, 1930 — page 28: what you’re looking at

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n the course of a conversation in a Bess* Lroxarp has been enticing “Panvox me, sir,” Mrs. Portly ad- = factory yard it was mentioned that robust howls with it since he quit dressed a fellow train passenger, } « man who was passing had, at one the prize ring. The one-time light- “but would you mind assisting me off time, been in a mental home. weight champ was called on at the at the next stop? You sce, I aim very | “But he looks quite sane to me,” opening of a beach club and after the large, and when I get off I have to go | said one. roof-lifting ovation subsided, he swift- backward, so the conductor thinks I 1} “Sane? Oh, yes, he’s sane enough. ied: “Ladies and gentlemen, I cannot — am trying to get aboard and helps me And he’s the only chap in the district sing and I cannot dance—but I'll on again. He has done this the last that's got a paper to prove it.” fight anyone in the house!” three times I've tried to get off.” | —Tit-Bris —Daiy Minton —Parturinpen The Last Unexplored Place on Earth 26 comicbooks.com