Judge — February 11, 1928 — page 32: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

i: You DREAM “HAT YOU ARE KISS - ING A BRONZE STAVE AT THREE GY Octock in THE MommiNG, (Ts A SIGH —CuT You Wi WAVE PAN — CAKES Fore BREAKFAST. \F “THE Rock OF Gad FISH ARE FLYINGr WEST 'T PORTENDS -HAT YOu Witt FAL HEIR TO “THE HUNK OF BoL~ OGNA SO GRAPHICAUY PoRTRAYED BE WIND THE BEAUTIFUL YONG LAoY. THE ECOREATER SWHIFES Loss OF SLEEP DURING FEBRUARY, AND IF in— VERTED SHOWS “THAT ROLLING STONES GATHER WO MOSS. “THE HORSE AND BueeyY ALSO THE RUNNING DOG SiG NIFY THAT YoU SHOULD KEEP ~YouR. EYES OPEN Foe A taRK Goor- LECCER O14 WeoHEsDAyY EvEnmG, Jor sprains and bruises relieve pain quickly jAbsorbine J} At all DRUGGISTS. Send for free trial bottle W.F.YOUNG. Inc. Springfield, Mass Judge’s Crossword Puzzle No. 38 Zan ae Submitted by Gladys Coupal, Pulaski, N.Y. Judge pays $10 for cack puzzle printed. Horizontal 18 4d Dobbin's favorite food. Wht the sun (not son) dors at dawning What excitable Congresmen see—everywbere Doetie for “iti. ‘This is unually worth digging for What never dries up. (Abbe) This has showed up many a star. (You should be aie to see through this) A favorite pronoun. A direction given to the old gray mare Mademoiwelle’s refusal. |. This i od, A pouch. on, ‘The winner of a beauty contest in 1850, This is often picked on by eriminals Flappers like this about themeet vrs. Short for a drink. (Collen. U.S Some prople will pot stopp they get to thie Where are people always throwing the bull? It takes foot work to do thie. Only a beast would be at bome bere People have words when they participate in thew. ‘The prohibitions of Mones—how many? This will vanieh if broken often. Thi ian't 80 bot. ‘This kind of pupil often becomes the teacher's pet A well known tree. A twitehing of certain muscles of the face. “ Steering devirs almost obsolete now & ‘Three are rarely ever executed. a What every 100 per cent. bobo An Indian tribe. A military school in Virginia. (Init.) What Senator Heflin likes to play io. What practical people ere in the Sreplace. ‘This erooken wherever it gore. (Abbe.) This unually brings worries to the A mark of worthlewness. What many a Yale fellow yells for. ‘An Oriental sauce, A dirt collector Where company is received. (Plural What a lady-in-waitiog wants ber husband to do, adrink until Vertical Many of these are apt to carry yo A conjunction. A beastly doctor. (Abbe.) A snake ruined this garden. ‘The source of little brother's chief trouble, Used in some necking parties. ‘This is wrathful. A direction. (Abbr) What grandpa used to see through. ‘The faith of our fathers, To make use of alxse. ‘This is deep stuf. ‘This is a high-ball, ‘Thus is always angular. A nickname for tight people. To be dissipated. (A verb.) Relating to the physical, corporeal. (Better work on the horizontals.) What seems to elapse between pay~lays. What you want your best girl to be. A cover. At the middle of things. What to do if your jewel has broken away, A liquor cootainer. ‘This used to be over the bead of meat women, (Otmciete vom) s little lamb was. e prefer to the downs ‘This makes a bit in movie comedies. Mutt thinks his wife dors this to him. What a man with a big waste basket dows. Al Jolson’s best girl-frrend. This fellow wants you to hand it to him. Neuter-ponaemas. A devilish litte fellow. Prefix meaning under ‘This writes for money—when away from bom. It ws fatal to sever th What stuf is Spinoga's “Ethics” made of, A warning from the car abead. A long, long time. ‘This wa knock Spanish article. Note ia the musical seale Solution of Last Week’s Puzzle 0 comicbooks.com