Judge — October 27, 1928 — page 33: what you’re looking at

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———] | Good night Just before bed time, hours after dinner time, did you ever sit and study the guests at the Book-Cadillac Hotel? The lobby is a crossroads with a thousand itinerants coming, going, chang- ing, and you measure them with a wholesome rule. Old roaring lion hunters tell tales to men who sit and think in terms of ten thousand cars. Music from the Blue Room, faint as a valley “Old on, Bill. You're quite safe under the British flag!” wind, beckons youths and sweeter —Passixe Siow : maidens to supper and dance. Younger salesmen dabble in dreams and rub shoulders with industry’s captains. Midnight comes and early morning hours find late counsellors and revel- lers hurrying to pleasant rooms to restful beds as soft and as sleepy as a winter’s night. The day is done. The city tires and quiets. A thousand guests are asleep. Good night. See yousoon. THE BOOK-CADILLAC HOTEL Carl M. Sayder, Managing Director DETROIT Orv Lavy (witnessing tug-of-war for the first time) Wouldn't it be simpler, dear, for them to get a knife and cut it? —Passixe Siow comicbooks.com