Judge — June 13, 1931 — page 14: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

Ir Dors Look Susprcious “We can imagine no reason why, with ordi- be left out of plug tobacco, and, if toes are found in plug tobacco, it seems to us that somebody has been careless.” —Pillers v. Tobacco Co. (1918), 117 Miss, 490, i} } nary care, human toes could not Esrrciatty Not Denine a Potrrican Campus “Scandal never travels sli —Braqgg v. Hammack (Va. 1930), 165 § : Tue Wroxe Time ano Prace “While a female witness Some Rieuts Lert tite Tiursty ticenty years of age is being “To want a drink or to be about to get a drink examined, the court should not has not, so far as we are advised, yet been made address her as ‘my girl’ ”— aa a violation of the la Judge Rice of Alabama State v. Burns (fa, 1903), 9& fi Appellate Court in State v. McCreless (1931). NOW. NOBLE DECISIONS 12 comicbooks.com