Judge — July 19, 1930 — page 35: what you’re looking at

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

ANNOUNCING SECOND CROSS-WORD VER since the first book of Cross-Word Puzzles from JUDGE appeared and a cheer- ing audience learned that "a kick in the pants" in four letters was no longer "boot" but "pint," the brighter fans have been champing their wits in impatience for another such collection of flip and fascinating puzzles. Here they are—fifty of the most amusing that our contributors have yet devised for the Tivertissement of readers who, having developed a nose for gnus, are ready to pursue livelier games. NO less than two distinguished authorities bow in this spritely collection. The fore- word is by M. Lincoln Schuster, of Simon and Schuster, the Great White Fathers of cross-word puzzle books, and the introduction By the world-famed Frank i JUDGE PUBLISHING CO.. In Sullivan. 18 East 48th Street, New York. N.Y. N construction, these puzzles are clear and conventional; it is in the definitions that the double cream of the jest lies. Though legitimate, they are deftly mis- leading, so the solver is rewarded by discovering not only interlocking words but entertaining wisecracks. RDER Your Copy Now! Fifty new puzzles, five thousand new laughs, all for $1.50. B O O K QUADRI-COLOR CO JAMAICA. NY