Evening Star Newspaper, October 27, 1935, Page 116

BRIDGE? MADGE,COLLDN'T we Go N For TIGER HUNTING OR BuLL FIGHTING — SOMETHING ALONG THAT LINE THATS NOT SO, 8UT | DoN'T PLAY BRIC 36, MADGE E TIMID JOUL By HTWEBSTE CASPAR, WE'RE GOING To THE CLARKS TO-NIGHT NonSense! Buy A Book T6-DAY To PLAY BRIDGE AND STUDY IT. ASK THE MEN IN YOUR OFFI(CE, ABOUT IT. (TS 1S 1T ANY— THING LIKE oLo maip? LET ME HAVE A FEW BoOKS on BRIDGE, PLEASE WHATCHA READING, CASPAR P ED SMIRK GOT A YEAR IN JAIL FOR HITTING HIS wWIFE wITH A CHAIR DURING ONE OF THEIR GAMES. HE WON'T BE OUT FoR ANCTHER SIX MONTHS AND THAT wWOMAN WHO USED AN AXE ON HER HUSBAND IN A BRIDGE GAME., (T WAS IN ALL THE PAPERS EASY TO LEARN BRIDGE, HUH T You GonnA TAKE UP THAT GAME 7 BoY, oH Boy | YOuReE HEADING FOoR TRouBLE PooR OLD AL GEEF IS STiLL ON CRUTCHES, HE WAS IN AN ARGUMENT OVER A BRIDGE HAND OAN HIS TRAIN COMING HoMmE FROM THE OFFICE J now, PINOCHLE - wats A GAME ! EEENSNN | kNOw AT LEAST TWENTY COUPLES WHOVE BEEN SEPARATED ON ACCOUNT OF BRIDGE SQUABBLES Jim WREANICH WAS MARRIED LAST MONDAY. TUESDAY THEY PLAYED BRIDGE WITH A CouPE AT THE HOTE L. WEDNESDAY MORNING Jim's BRIDE Took A TRAIN T HeLLo! maDGe ? eR- LISTEN - ABOUT THAT BRIDGE PARTY AT THE CLARKS'— | CAN'T Go. NO, IT'S (MPOSSIBLE. | HAVE TO STAY IN TOWR ALL NIGHT AND WORK - > 7 O 1 ‘31&.““\‘“