Judge — September 22, 1928 — page 32: what you’re looking at

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FOLLOW LINDBERGH! “Taking off in Main Street (Camp Wood— 1924), crashed into hardware store, whose owner, delighted with the advertising value, refused all compens: HIS is just an incident in the complete story of the’ Flying Colonel” and the “Spirit of St. Louis” which is now presented to you in a new way. Not a book, but a handsome wall map, 29 x 40 inches, lithographed in ten colors, and containing illu- mined seals of the countries Lindbergh visited and the or- ders and decorations which have been presented to him. In design, pictorial detail and ar- tistic coloring it preserves much of the charm of an an- cient navigator’s chart. yet s: rifices nothing to the accuracy with which the individual flights are traced on the map. The story of Colonel Lindbergh's flying life and a record of the time and distance of his various flights have been beautifully and skillfully hand-lettered on the map. Here truly is an inspiring deco- ration for your home, your office, your study or your boy's room, which we have been able to secure from the John Day Company, the publishers, to be offered to Judge readers at $2.05 postpaid. Mailed in a tube. Judge Publishing Co., Inc., @27 West 43rd St., New York, N.Y. 1 $2.05 for one $4.10 for two of the 20° x 40", 10-color Lindbergh wall maps. Gentlemen: I am enclosing Judge’s Crossword Puzzle No. 70 Submitted by Miss Elisa Me Kie, Darlington, S.C. Horizontal Plant with white or purple flowers, This is 0 Prepesition. A wet party An aah receiver. A Southern State. (Abbe.) This holds ite liquor we 1. of men were the fret 100 per cent Fuss and bother Possemise Pronoun. Well known bumoriat. Latin love. “3 you to Drearaland. I belp you change color. They say it's never too late to do this This will help you to a higher level A lady of rank Presumably people in this place make a living tak- ing in each other's washing. Before ing an agent, doer, actor, These look well—if they're all ny This is easy to see through. This abould not be Wh 0 the hest cellars. this—and you have to, ton bo live on the fat of th bard for those w! to be—thia Up and on. An American higb-Aier, A mineral A son of Loki. (Norse mythology.) A make of automobile. Lacerated; pulled to pieces This eauses I trouble. Something to slip on in the winter-time Away; distant. What the black sheep said. ‘This is decomponition. (Not a Krasy Krack.) A gamin. A conjunction DEN—all scrambled up. This should have sales appeal. Judge paye £10 for each pursle prin What you are—when you get bome after the ball. Horizontal 18. | Note musical scale. Wash out. It's hard for a bachelor to cateb the eye of theee. Vertical Night habite Musical ec You and me. sitions, Found in the pat fer of the be fast eteppe kind of wife geta very mad. comes after a wild night Part of the verb to be. An ancient lioo-tamer. Period of time. This attracts the ladies A bad kind of driv Part of the verb t substance of a thing. (Abbr.) ble Greeian woman. m these make goed slippers. euith forces —and & fut This is found at the end of the road to romance. A card game, Feminine name. The call of the golf-bug. A popular luneh, (Pre-Volatead.) A. preposition A aky pilot. (Abte.) comicbooks.com sacha sn anna i a lla a A ht