Judge — April 23, 1927 — page 32: what you’re looking at

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Small livestock of South Africa. 46. These are busy little things (not Feder: 48. A disturbance often caused by “bootleg. 50. The district in which prohibition was passed (init.). What most any old hen is apt to do. 53. The length of time that, it seems, has passed since the good old Pre-Voletead days. A lofty, jutting rock. Eve's lingerie. Organizations that are usually very wet. It's bard to find this kind of liquor since probi- bition. 63. This liquid makes » most unpleasant drink. 64. A fellow who used to do a lot of setting-up exercises. 66. An American humorist. (Not Wayne B. Wheeler). 67. A Greek woman who loved her children. 80. What to say when offered a cocktail 70. hie reane “on the inside. Cereal gi 74. A good “cd beer drinking organization (init.). 75. What prohibition does to the average citizen. 76. A part of the old Manhattan cocktail. — Decorated lettering at the beginning of a chapter ve York City. Judge pays $25 1 tack puzzle printed. 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