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CROSS WORD PUZZLE FANS nary of KINDRED est Aid in Solving Boullion's Di WORDS—C Cross Word Puzzles. Postpaid $1.00. City Publishers 1202 J-32 Union Square, New York City Horizontat. 1. What his employer gave him when he asked for" a. raise. 5. A night famous. 10, About the smallest thing there is—even smaller than some Congress 15. ‘The highest point 16. A division of th India)—10,159 sq. mile 17. What you do during speech. 20. Three letters like this one and Rastus Neve 3 town. 21. The time of the year when you kid yourself by swearing off the things you don't like to do anyway. fo. two sardines could get this way. 24. This one's pronounced the same as an insect that makes honey 25. Another place besides a Klan meeting where you'll find sheets. 27. This one often keeps company with “either.” 28. A State close to the Mexican border. Not so old either (abr.). 9. Where your hat won't stay ona windy day 31. A joint made by heating and hamm ‘ (not @ restaurant ) 34. The second note that the would-be opera singer upstairs warbles just as the baby gets to hold fixture that has made Saturday United Provinces (British A dinky adverb me Used to be an appet zled all the tim ‘This is the design worked in the lower left- il and the upper right-hand corner of the puzzle. 9. A Southern State that makes a lot of noise ut its peaches (abr.) 40. Don't be selfish, all about this one. 41. It's a good like whe on your lap 46. A lubricant for wheatcakes. $8. A possessive pronoun, 49. What you'd like to do about the “Follies.” 51. Harangue. 53. A fever attended by chills and shaking. 54. A highway (abr.). 55. What the cannibal did to the missionary. That chum of eithers again 57. The first two of three letters often written on little slips of paper after a poker game has been ona few hours. 58. What you get besides pepper when you say is therefore. . but to-day they are No, 29 Horizontal told you ig to know how to act wife comes in and finds the s “please pass the pepper.” 60. The kind of a crossing where motorists come to their own conclusions (abr.). 6 A metal—(hav ui had yours to-day?) 0% When you can't cure a thing, you have to do this. 67. word puzzle has to have this one ey somewhere—"t 68. Most any yes. ist.” e knows enough Spanish to say futu hese boys have the cold dope on th . This is a pair of trousers without t he end. It’s pretty hard so we'll tell you that the first four letters spell what a dog does when he is hot. 74, Under a name that ma and the old man didn't give you, 76. This one’s a little bit high-hat, means mag- nificent 80. BL. (pl.). 82, The repetition of a letter which is the way an Englishman pronounc place where a lot of us are going when we die. 83. What Dad calls himself when he has a junior (abr.). 4. Ye ‘88. Wha call_a Ford. 87. A little word that air castles are built on, 89. One of those poetic personal pronouns. 90. An abbreviation for a disease—that people Ro to Denver to cure. 91. You've met people who think this is what they are, 94. A Western State where some of the men still believe that Solomon showed good judgment 96. It's hard to write this one because it nieans spoken, ‘To put on the feed-bag. d food that some people inhale. last one’s Ritzy too. It’s what your words do from your mouth. he most important person in the world. The kind of drink you go to Montreal for ing bears. some people have nerve enough to Key to Judge’s Crossword Puzzle No. 4 Vextican 1. The article of apparel that made people call flappers. hing we descend from, theoretically d of a voice not so good when described tion of a paper that tells all about @ thing as soon as it happens. 5. We all Pronounced the same as buy. 10. Just one. IL. One of those pests who is always minding your bj 12. Twice nothi 13. When “a you to thought of love.” 14. One who betrays 18. A degree that students work (2) four years for—(not the third 19, Youand 1. upposedly the richest man in the world es away nickels and everything). How most girls think they dance. 26. A pet name for the brain factory at New Haven, . What ninety-nine out of a hundred bosses say when asked Too woman's exi ¢ man's fancy lightly turns 39. The thing that makes cats so essential to violins, 42. Your one best pal (according to the Mammy songs). 43. What no woman is i at. 44. What any amount of candy given to children is about ten minutes later. 45. What the Giants probably did to their luck after the last game. 47. When you teeth, you do thi 49." A sailor. 50. A lot of the mines that they sell stock in St re much of t your hair and gnash your changed by Juno into « way beer was drawn from kegs in the good old days. 59. You have to have two of these to be a good marathon runner. ‘The number of times opportunity knocks. 64. What a girl says when she s yes. 65. ‘The only sure way to get ne. 66. What you hate to see y her-in-law do to her trink when she honors (?) you with a visit. us have enough these to insure h ticket to the bad place. e any word starting with to (we used ankl a stew without the use of thern State where Opelika is lo- ‘ans anything to you (abr.). ‘The initials of A. ghetti made famous. 88. Th ‘h note in the seale that some moron named harmo 90. You do tl to do with Times 92. This o 93, shuttle—(nothing at all this one is. 95. A masculine pronoun. 96. Where your clothes should be when you are out in public. 7 iation for rear-admiral. Just why him rear is the question. “Home, James, and don’t spare the hawsers!” comicbooks.com