Judge, 1930-12-13 · page 14 of 36
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JUDGE 1 \ | it “Dang it,’ ‘darn it,’ and sometimes ‘God damn “A demijohn is not a bottle—U. 8. i it’ is not profane language ins v. Gains (Ky. v. Ninety Demijohns of Rum, i 1892) 19 S.W. 929. (1880) & Fed. 485. - “Whether playing poker can be classified as ‘social rest and pastime? or would come under the head of ‘actual labor, we are unable to determine.”"—People v. Viskniskki, (1912) 255 IML. 888. Referring to the fact that the razor wax specifically men- tioned in a section of e; one of the state stat- i utes, the Supreme Court of West Vir- ginia said:—“The razor was undoubt- ( edly added to this section on account of i the proneness of the Americanized —“Afri- can to carry and use Nor is a husband guilty of desertion when the wife rents his room to a boarder and erowds him tle same as a deadly weapon. To such the razor is what the machete is to the Cuban, It is his implement in out of the house.”—Gra ceapon of de ham Graham, (Pa. struction in time of Claiborne 1893) 25 Ath 766. ve C2 & OR. Co, (W.Va. 1899) 33 Su 2 time of peace, and his NOBLE DECISIONS comicbooks.com