Judge — February 8, 1930 — page 30: what you’re looking at

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

if eyre home to 10,000 people a day N oO T s D CLEVELAN NEW YORK The Statler business is founded on the assumption that the guest who is pleased with what he gets in these hotels will come back to us. No hotel operation on so large a scale as this could show such endur- ance, and growth, unless it were making good in pleasing guests. That's why there's a radio in every Statler room —a morning paper under the door every morning —circulating ice water, and such little conveniences as the bed-head reading lamp, the well-stocked library, and so on, That's why the Statler dining rooms take especial pains with their foods, and their menus, and their prices; that's why Statler employees give courteous, interested, helpful service — always. Fixed, unchanging rates are posted in every Statler room. HOTELS STATLER BOSTON DETROIT BUFFALO ST. LOUIS CLEVELAND NEW YORK [Motel Pennyhania} DOM VOUNbEETEVEmIIT a A BLADE OF GRASS GROWING BENEATH AN ERIE Ry. ENGINE LiTTED “HE ENG- | INE AND TENDER TWENTY FEET IN THE AR IN 1646. FROST IN SEPTEMBER WILTED THE GRASS AND WRECKED THE 227 2 1242. +2 1 4a 4 “Wo PLUS Two Does NOT ALWAYS EQuAL FOUR, IF 5 EVER. CONTRADKTING PROVERBS A RAGLED VEST Covers A MUL- TiTUDE CF SINS A GIRD IN THE HAND ISNT WORTH MUCH A BOUNCING BABY Litne HOP LEE BoeN witw Steer — SPRING ATTACHMENT SON CF WHoEP LEe CF Pook PoCH, (HINA, ENGINE. “Gangway, officer—that’s my son, and he gors to college! 23 comicbooks.com