Judge — September 13, 1930 — page 33: what you’re looking at

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The Church Militant | W> were pleased to see yesterday that in the earlier reports the Semple MePhe son's illness w gerated, . just a sick girl,” she told the Los | s Examiner, “but TW be all | right in a few days.” Mrs. Minnie Kennedy, Aimec's mother, who is recovering from a hroken nose, sustained, she says, ina fist fight with her daughter, also sounded a cheerful note. “Aimee,” she said, “is still my own cious baby.” Apparently Mrs, Kennedy tried to rock her baby to sleep, but led with hier right. Aimee admits quarreling with her mother, but denies that she broke her mother’s nose during the irgument. Mr. W. O. McG an suyt~ 1 sentimental “mammy” song riousness of Aime uests tor the evangelist: “LT did not break my dear old mammy’s nose.” One pleasing feature of the affair: neither lady claimed a foul. And | Mrs, Kennedy did produce a novel libi. “Aimee or no one * she told the Associated Press, “would ever have knocked me out if I hadn't been so weak from a face-lifting opera tion.” —N. Y. Heraro Trisexe Solution of Last Week’s Puzzle Badminton, a good old game— And a grand old drink is PICKWICK LE 2x STOUT THE TANG OF GOOD OLD ALE At the better clubs, hotels and restaurants. Bottled only at the brewery of HAFFENREFFER & CO., Boston, Mass. of Ju complete our r files. 1909: December 4 1911: May 13 and 20 1920: Janvary 17 If you know obtained, please write JUDGE PUBLISHING CO,, Ixc. | 18 East 48th St., New York City | 1 below in order to | | ere these issues can be | ONTCLAI Suites 1Oroil2 Attractive Monthly Rates “Vacation nothing. for this Flit Gun.” “Wife on vacation, King?” Nice girl, but I simply had to swap her in ~—Apvt. \ J Lexington Avenue 49th to50thSts.NY i200 Sunlit Rooms * with Bath and RADIO Single $3t0!3-Doubles4 toi S.Gregory Taylor. President comicbooks.com