Judge — August 29, 1931 — page 32: what you’re looking at

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JUDGE PAYS $10 For each Cross Word Pure accepted from its reader HOW IT HAPPENED Which is where JUDGE comes in gical moment o Mr, Ait led freely into the JUDGE office with a Big Idea. Listening care fully to this ideo, the editors promptly rejected it (you know how editors a} deor reader), but no sooner hod they fon rid of Mr. Aloe (some say they urdered him and ried his body under tho floor boards) than they ap- propriated his idea os enthusiastically as though it had been their own brain- child, and, to celebrate its orrival they went out to raise o few seidels. full of joy at a job'well done (not to mention Mr. Aloe). Today, you will find this idea given to the world through the JUDGE puzzles.* AND NOW JUDGE'S 3rd CROSS WORD PUZZLE BOOK JUDGE PUBLISHING CO., Inc, $27! 18 East 48th Street New York, N. Y. Dear Sirs ase send me ce 3rd Cross Word Puzzle Bi copy. at $1.50 per Name Address City Perec State *We quote from the Foreword. Judge’s Crossword Puzzle No. 223 Submitted by Catherine Moc Millan, Chicago, Ii. Horizontal 1 We are starting out with this, at good housekeepers do in order to make both ends meet. Dumbella—Blockheads—Idiote—Now it is up to you to eall these pour fish another name. 11. Something appetizing for the bot seasoo. ported a poor erippled soldier since the 15. At four o'clock when the milk-man comes, this is the 16 17. When you do this it will certainly teing out all the reta- tioas. (This i not reading a will o owning » suminer cottage.) 18 Have your eraser handy because anything bere will be ect. This doesn't carry much weight with Gandhi's followers, Don’t have too many of these in the fre. The original singer for the bath-tub. At last we have found a sucker that is willing to park in this space, This fellow has a lodgieal mind. These are always running around the deck trying to keep people from falling overboard Some wet stuff that you can always get in the A & P. These two characters always come before tea. (Do you think they will stand for rhubarb sauce?) 30, Here is just the ticket. (p 1. What your old man was when be went to court 4. Any fisherman will tell you that these are earily caught in damp weather. 35. These have al 37. An obsolete w 38. A blow-out that was extremely shoeking. 39. This stands very high in transportation circles. 41. The name of a German electrician. 43. Do not put your faith in this beeause it is not on the 44. Cal's rival. A sugar producer. Baw! rooms. This girl married a cockney named Blazes. A metal container. A large stockbolder Tigh premure peanut salesmen. This one is always getting in some mis-up at the eamp. Tt might lead you into temptation. The only way to get money from a Scotchman. These have been entirely cut out and are seldom seen at formal society afairs 7s been a shifty lot. 58 50. What any Chicago echoo! teacher does for ber vacation Assembled all the stock before a run on the bank. Vertical Double-beaders What she ealled him oa the phove. Imbibed. This has helped mix many highballs and yet it is coo tidered extra dry To make a silver dollar roll a litte farther. Another one like this and it will be “goad-night Some one deserves a lot of honors for these as bridge Keep thia one up your sleeve. Ta the eyen f the professor this one is ¢ What the star gazers do out ia Hollywe One of the first Yankee pitebers, This lucky old Greek probably never had to pay ap income tax—no wonder be was rich. Frog this tim ‘You might lease one of these apart Believe it or not, this one started ¢ ta from the judge. ut ana out You bear a lot of grunting on the farm about these, The rock of Ireland. This ove is always bet There weed to be a charm Some of these eame fr Lima, Otio. jection with thia. . while others are fro p Bowte What Jol What an ec: Jarrymore puts into his rolen person usually has, A silent reproach from your parteer Where James must go. If the Democratic candidate is this be wil eatisfy bis party all might. Can you Blame these for being so attached to her beau- tiful dark eye? To make it 50-50. A beastly broadest (plur.). A ewimmer’s Slow music. What a man must do with his worldly goods. (Marriage ceremony.) Put him in bis proper place. As we have said before. In England they use this to wet their appetites, An tacket expression. Pronoun Ist person plural—Swedish. comicbooks.com