Judge — June 26, 1926 — page 32: what you’re looking at

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It’s F course Joy didn't have to run all over New York ona July day in a velvet dr she could have gone without it, but one so cursedly conspicuous answering adver tisements in a peach-colored chemise. . . As Joy awaited the elevator, the wicked young man strolled languidly toward her. Jobs hard to get, sweetie?” he asked. And “Oh, boy! Isn't this a scorcher? Better come to Greenwood Lake with me,” and he looked very wicked as he said it. “Why, you—you—do I look that kind? You—"' Wotds failed Joy and the wicked young man laughed as he thrust his card at her. When you think of a good name to call me, give me a ring,” he said, “or if you decide to go to the camp. He laughed again and after the manner of his Satanic Majesty disappeared, leaving only a tiny puff of smoke to prove he had been the! aaae How long did it take Joy to decide to call up the wicked young man? What did she say? And what did he do then? Look for the answer in Vifia Delmar’s delightful story, “It's Too Hot to Be Good,” in the current issue of Snappy Stories. Now on all news- stands—20 cents. Applause Card For the Funniest Contri- bution of 1926 Dear Jupai I think the picture in this issue Entitled By And the Text in this issue Entitled Should be entered in the Contest for the Funniest Contribution of 1926. (Name) . (Address) . ze oe (Week of June 26) At the end of the year, the artist and the writer whose contribution receices the larvest number of roles, will each receive a 8500 price. Vote Your Fasorite! Submitted by T. L. Woodruff, Horizontal 1. A dry State, 5. Skillful. 8. Standatds of measurement. 12. Part of the verb “to be. 13. Nowadays this is what girls do before ven- turing out on the street, 14. Definite article, 15. Shine. 17. That blue day (abbr.). 18, An item of a bootlegger's stock in trade. 2. Spits, 21. A gardner’s weapon, ; It is (contr.). 25. The life of the part: The length of a camel's walk, ). What Danny Dever did. Half a printer's measure. Enumerate. This is, sung on the banks of the Shannon. Where husbands get when the water fagon (What bo!) . Movie coined. 38. These will give your chin a rest 39. The old block itself. . A baby’s first name. . Electrical unit of power. A short letter. . Flivver exterminator (abbr.) If you get this don't take otiense One thing that goes up but doesn’t come 49.” Socked . The boomed out state (abbr.). 53. Mad. 55. Ih ye goode olde days this used to the Swallow.” 56. To love intensely. 59. Same as 12 horizontal. (Pretty soft!) 60. A good thing to rear a son with. 63. The Russian color. G4. The boss of the Swiss Navy. 65. A lonesome nuthbet. 66. Something a clear Havaha is. 67. To tie on the nose bag. 68, The office of residence of a Chinese public functionary. “Follow Vertical |. Something hammocks do in the corn belt. Webstet says this is the lowest deck of a ship. . A huth bug. . A prevalent kind of runner. . To allow in arguthent. ane Bast St. Louis. Icvok pays &. |. A good thing to sell chestnuts at. Insect cages. ‘The land of the free. Possessive prono . One who drinks tea to exce Something old hens do, To examine an account. |. Something people get from Ne She just knows she wear Another part of the verb |. What landlords do to rents A wisecracker. (A pun iny word!) This is no good (abbr.) What first years are the The high hat bunch. 80. This is found among thieves. A nats gil fiend. This fellow's wife was the salt of the eurth. . Eve's contribution to civilization . This will always start a row. This is all wet. To decree. An order that salesmen don't like to get irl's name. No fooling.) 8 vertical iardest? . Why some men go West (abbr.) The kind of a husband that's hard to get. ; An old one has exploded many a marriage. Prevent. The kind of pictures made in Holly wood Portion of a circle. Short poem: A listening in device Crafty. + A hame for eypsy. A cramp producer. The umpire at home. comicbooks.com