Judge — August 23, 1930 — page 3: what you’re looking at

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Jack Suurrcewortu, Editor G £0RGE Jean NATHAN Ricuarp J. Warsi Stoney S. Lenz, Contributing Editors JUDGING THE NEWS resipent Hoover can get even with some of those Western Sena- tors by making speeches in their be- half when he takes his vacation tour. Ax? now someone is planning to in- 4” stall om olf courses in ‘ It just profanity res. idle play seems impossible. tok out of the New York th The Customs Inspector walks in his sleep. Baxess read the daily papers per- s, but they must skip over the pl where it tells how much the price of wheat has declined. Fexrerrs tell us that we can make 4 business good by spending our money. Well, we'll certainly remember this, if ever we : i 7 Wf Ue i UUs Ky — 20. Entered $5. yrighted 1930, by 1t In reat Secretary, 15 East 45th Street, New York, N.Y. Part 00 8 year, 18a copy. Pubitshed weetly by Judge Britain: Fred L. Regn, F it: Sidney 8. Lena, Vice P icular attention ts called to the faet that every provisions of Section 3 of the Copyright Law of the U. &. HEN you you know the if the man know the ma NJ ew N fact tha have electric reason ‘as Second-Class Matter, October 21, 1881, at the Post Office at New York City, N.Y., under Pui “Publishing Co., Ine. 18 East 48th Street, N 1 see a dog leading a man is blind, But is leading the dog you n is married, Youk is justly proud of the t it was the first city to street cars. But is that for still using the same act ‘ew ¥ t; Vernal W. Bates, Treasy article and picture appearing 1n rer: Joseph T. Cones FUDGT Is protected uder thé comicbooks.com