Judge, 1925-02-28 · page 24 of 36
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JUDGE’S PICTURE CROSSWORD PUZZLE HORIZONTAL VERTICAL Solution nert weel:. ] The Worst Is Yet to Come The person who walked across the Anti-Volstead Version | Wiggins—Don’t worry about get- _ Street was once called a “pedestrian”; On with the dance, let the per- iY ting a heavy sentence on that charge now, unless he can hit a livelier gait. centage of joy be undefined. j of reckless driving, old man. Didn't he is commonly called “thedeceased.” sae | | you say you met the judge in an in- } formal w ‘Archie's awfully polite, isn’t he?’ | Higgins—Yes, my car smashed “Gosh, you're dumb. Why don’t “Painfully. When he was learn. | into his when I was driving on the you get an encyclopedi: ing to skate he apologized for sitting wrong side of the street. “The pedals hurt my down while I remained standing.” comicbooks.com