i i • [? *—7 i* r I <\ APRIL 15, 18 1 f SonirlliAi ▼entured Just think! not cheated, at d( dooked we mid not know liva, and her i | She: “Some to tell you all j He: “I’d sure I wiAgH College men. be expected to first and last, hi Our idea of sity to attend wj which the prof thilr A. B. CV une one had about Ladv phrtty horse. e I*m' going mysidf.** to know." .Widow a rule, may gentlemen, t always. le^l univer- be one in kn^w only nothing won! Sj| [ffl f I ’ * “Whardj the idea of the crowd at the church?” “Oh, a ao-ed’s confessing her sins.” “Got its hair from the father, eyes from the mother and 4 voice from an auto horn. I think." I * “My girl and I have great fun playing ping |>ong every night Ever play?**. “No. How does it go?** “We hit a little ball and when it rolls under the table we have to look for it,” “I know but where’s l lie funr* “Under the table.” k 15 loi — gentleman work ing an a porter in a hotel, xtas asked if he rould give a defini tion (ifitact. He replied: • “WVll, suh, I can give you ah exam^l ». Vou know I eleiins up arotihd this hotel, and wIkui the otfit r day I stepped into tile bathroom qn de second floor an* tlwii* was a lady in there, I ste|>|>< umo«i^a* ‘n-e-w -m-o-n i i fj Sten#-^-“Bfcause the ‘k’ ion my t yf>e*wriier wasii*t ' wo • * ♦* 1 ,n g * ’ 1 IIi ‘r 1 L1J ,f fcAV Seen? n— (pfight in rtMulstcT) He^ k Wii ttour* Sbe;|^kq!f He: “(art out and walk. Scene II Hafir evening later) He: *Wi!l %v>u?“ She: ^«rfs He: "^(»et out and w'alk.**j SceneUlt- ^(TIm* next night) He: “Mill ymir* She: k *Yejf. t He: “Mt Gbd! What do I do n. x.r J 1 I I ! +L ■ % IHj: { ^ I II Judge: |“Andj yem say you were no! i itoxieated at th^'llancl of the arc denlT! I j Prisonei ^ “f |wus as soIht its judge, \t<>M honor. ■il Jlidgek 1 Ninet y da> S. If-