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Occasionally one of our guests does get out of our clutches. But generally he comes back to us becouse we give full value... There's the case of the gentleman from Indiana, for instance, who wrote us: “I like your hotel and | know it now, becouse last time | went to another hotel. | will be back with you next time.” 1 HOTEL NEW YORKER 34th Street at 8th Ave, New York RALPH HITZ, Managing Director NEW YORK'S MOST POPULAR HOTEL LEG-o-MATIC BRIDGE SETS + FOR Tht MODERN Avene Tans As lees One no Cou ome Ow Mone Com uct Comomens Foams Conon nt Armatonct ©» Bins Cones GIO + SE» BEAUTIL NOMAME METAL MAG, CO, 332 POET A¥E. MEW TORK, KE JUDGE PAYS $10 For each Cross Word Purle occepted from its readers. f copy now. Five litting loughs, all for $1.50, thousand JUDGE PUBLISHING CO., Ine. 18 East 48th Street New York, N.Y. 9-26-31 Back! Submitted by J. Luszatto, Bronz, N.Y.C. 16. . Something prizefighters are careful to keep out of, 7. The snows of yesteryear. . Cheaters that are aii F n Horizontal 12) Stuff to the neck 15. Sore lovers This makes the why Walked, under the intluence of lijuor How advertisers are now serving boloney over the radio, A considerate apple. ’ bad Bower to krep on the ebest The oaly thing a landlord willingly gives for the rent. tle nut that w ta make a big sap some day Jepenis whether the sctors wear pajamas to make farce. In 1918 these gave strong men the ebilla. Chacken dinners, Nocturnes in any fat Coming from pedestrians, this is so sudden! Dries up. Nobody knows why it takes whistles to sell these. but it dowe You don’t have to do this to the ball collectors, aviation Night youter and racketeer. The dry agents would be looking for him if be were alive ng 'n this world cas come before this, A wise guy. 42. Evening a Ate in a restaurant, 4s. What Scotch tailors do for the winter coat trade. ee eei es as comes up with's bang owt al 1 a lot of fights ost the Bay . A division of a religious division. ‘SI. This is li'l Theodore, al right The rich Indian oil magnate 53. Owna This mears good gracious if you we wonder marks, St- The Scotch eharitie are wondering f thin word i in This ean be found lying around on beaches. Te ee A little further down. . Going South, veering rd Cuba. ‘What John 5. Sumner still hopes to do. %. Santa Claus. After your eyes are opened for you you'll see what s fake ! . mag tek Solution of Last Week’s Puzzle These may sound ally but some are real eweet, Herring satehers He went thru this—thes everything weet black. The kind of a snob who would cut one. Close-ups in love scenes. On all the best-cellar lists, The birth of a sneaking suspicion, What be sat down on i What the yes-man di when his mouth was full. to sightacers. Vertical An old ene ‘The course the banker's son thu Ab state, beneficial to the Here it is again—before. in the raw. Thos roed lone big ws aay, it aly looks little. Land measures. Pulie Enemy, No. 1, comicbooks.com