The Up-to-date Investigators "What are you looking for, boys?" "Someone said there was a blind pig in the cellar....

Another Sufferer Cupid - Can't I interest you? Bachelor - Not to-day. The Judge Magazine, July 1920

"Gosh! It seems ten years ago!" The Judge Magazine, July 1920

A Passing Fancy The Judge Magazine, July 1920

The Latest Recruit The Judge Magazine, July 1920

The Wood Alcohol Tree The Judge Magazine, July 1920

"I'm going to write a love letter for you, Popsy-wop!" The Judge Magazine, July 1920

His Rival's Thumb Print The Judge Magazine, 1920

"She seems to have a great many admirers." "My dear Ethel, she's the catch of the season. Her father left her the be...

Columbia's Sweetheart The Judge Magazine, July 1920 The now defunct three-mile limit refers to what used to be the limits of in...

The life of a king isn't all it's cracked up to be, well, at least sometimes. In the case of two kings of the 1920's, Alexander...

Everyman - Here's $5. Give me a piece of pie and a cup of coffee. Waiter - Say! We don't serve half portions here! The Judge ...

History repeating itself with a different accent? Give the American bluegrass a show New York Times, 1920

Our Cute Efficiency Vacation Chart for July or the Nifty Aid for Undetermined Souls with a Lust for Loafing The Judge Magazine, July 19...

Day Dreams The Judge Magazine, July 1920

When Our Interior Decorators go in for Automobile Designing The Judge Magazine, July 1920

Those Inconsiderate Pedestrians Motor Fiend - Confound the careless fellow! He must have had nails in his pockets when we ran over him....

The Car You Can Get at a Bargain Garage Mag - Well, I tell ye, it needs a new engine, but the body ain't worth it. The Judge Maga...

The work of William Donahey from a 1920's issue of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, It also appeared in Cartoons Magazine's May 1920 is...

The Man Who Looked for Trouble and Found It The Judge Magazine, July 1920