Judge — February 6, 1926 — page 34: what you’re looking at

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What t ung folks used to play in the evenings. 8. Something milliners do to hats and husbands. 12, The only part of a drink you ean hear ing. 14, An expensive kind of coat that New Yorkers go to Palm for, 1 Mokamrands adopted contribution to cross- word puzzles. 17, Letter carriers. 19. A specimen. 21. The touring 22. That bird wi 24. What we ge out of the city in our 28. Dora thinks that people do this at sleighing parties, 28. What Mayor Walker did when he made his last speech in Albany. 30. Something morons do after they are once divorced. 33. Things that. waiters wait for. . The other river in Italy. dots your olf saan Our present share of the verb “to be.” A Scotsman thinks this fool thing's He looks like Mike. The flapper's throne. . What a really good rare steak is 43. Torment. You know, put soot in ber face powder, and that sort of t 44. The sort of a lady singe in the air. 45, ‘The language of flappers and cake-eaters; torist’s stand-by, is gone but not forgotten, Hy run out of when we run hat. sadauad who never gets up and it's the cat's! 47. Insertion. is is forbidden by the Consti jer-dinner speakers de 51. What puzzlers insist on callin Something a pig has but rare! This used to rule the wave 56. Take-offs—along with pants and collars. 58, What the detective of fiction is. 60. What we are always vastly above—in golfing. 61. This seems to light only on kings. __ 63. When it’s sufficiently in the plural, they have it. 64. Something we miss most in going upstairs after a night with the boys. 65, Take a good, long look! 66, It sounds deadly, but many a girl doe: for a man. Submitted by Gardner Rea, Brookhaven, N. ¥. Judge pays $25 for each puzzle printed. Vertical 1. Rhymes with bliss, and is usually synony mous. 2 What actors should do, and usually Two of akin Near. (Has A river in 50 per cent. 9. What the 10. What a man is calls a doctor. 11, Manner, have you? 13. The only fruit, besides bananas, that is responsible for the fail of man, Addrink; and a darned good one. 18, ‘Things that burglars hide behind. n't 10 reference to beer, however.) nad: spirit does for us. boob) when he age, deportment, or wha 22. About all the education most of us have. 23. What, in this age of doubtful hooch, every boy ought to know. to spend their time on the legs 27. A‘kind of water that people blow about. 28. What New Yorkers see when a blackjack hits them. (Not a cop, of course!) 29. The sort of thing Caruso went in for. 31. Women use them. 32. About, the only place where “beggars can be snoozers.” 34. A flapper would rather die, than be this, 35. Our old crossword friend; to make a little go along wi 42. Come in! 44. What we usually discover to be “ire 46. Where ewes are concerned, these are butter halves. that New York's 400 move in. w York State. We don't dare ot “The only thing that ever stung Cleopatra ‘pl 51. A species of shoe. 54. The thing that helps a waiter carry his liquor so well. ‘55. That Indian tribe the puzzles are rapidly making famous. 57. What a Prohibitionist talks throu 59. Something a woman shuts when she goes to sleep. (Mouth is a five-letter word.) 61, Doubles for No. 62. What an embarrassed young man says when he can't say anything. aie an steassa . 4 | comicbooks.com