Judge — October 11, 1930 — page 21: what you’re looking at

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JUDGE Embarrassing Moments When the People’s, Choice hasn't nough money to buy the nomination. Believe it or not, many people in the hospitals now were waiting for a street car. Every family has its) mysterious disappearance case. In our *family it’s Inez who always disappears just hefore it's time to wash the dishes. And Dora thinks Uncle ‘Tom's Cabin is famous because it was the birthplace of the fellow who invented “T never saw such brutes, and it certainly is time he miniature golf. —R. C. O'Bries threw water on them!” “Keep yer eyes peeled fer an ambush, sheriff.” Old World Witchery | H® exes were bright and his _ges- | tures eloquent as he pictured in softly slurred words the beauty of that never-to-be-forgotten night: “She leaned over the balcony and looked down, a red rose dangling lan- guidly from her fingers! It was moon- light, and the stars twinkled overhead. She waited for the lover, whose sere- nade would mean dreams come true. 1} Where was he? Ah, how little she iH} | knew that Don Alonzo would come into that sweetly scented garden no more! “A clock in the old tower of Madrid chimed midnight! A sob of terror es- capes her! Don / 1 What has i befallen him? Are her rosebud "i dreams to be crushed? Her olive hands fly to her throat! She breathes | a little prayer in Castilian! Let us | creep closer to that moon-splashed | garden and watch her, while the No | Clinker Coal Com Melodists play La Paloma, to remind you that No She couldn’t lock him out when he had a Clinker Coal burns pure as the fire of Keu, 60 she merely moved the steps. Old World Love!" —C. J. 19 comicbooks.com