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Bookiet “Roaming 1 fei the Globe with Lowell Thomas In this profusely il- lustrated booklet, the world-famous ex- writer and reporter you his most exciting adventures in all parts of the world and ex- presses his opin- ion about the advantages of having a globe in y home for YOUR ¢ i agent will call on you. Cc. S. HAMMOND & COMPANY 346 FURMAN STREET, BROOKLYN, N. Y. IN THE HEART OF THE FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL CENTER Near the Theatres Near the Shops Economy Rat FOR ONE PERSON (Doudie Ged) $350 = $4 $5. - 36 FOR TWO PERSONS Only$TAdditional,anyRoom SUITES, Parlor, Bedroom and Bath (One or two Persons) $9, $10, $12 801 ROOMS. Each with private bath (tub and shower)circulating ice water ‘mirrored doors. 2 40 STRECT, <ent S wW NEW YORK CITY Frank Gregson, Mgr. J Leslie Kincaid, Pres. Direction of American Hotels Corporation i} CROSS WORDS A Slippery Maid? Cinderella, Wrong again! j And that’s a mild one | from the rollicking collection of } fifty of the best JUDGE cross word i} puzzles that our contributors have f yet devised. You'll have to watch \ your step if you're going to have 4 the last word in this argument. i ES LE A Fifty snappy puzzles chuck full if of wisecracks and laughter, any tit way you take ‘em, horizontal or } } vertical, all in JUDGE'S Third j Cross Word Puzzle Book. i it Order your copy now. Five thou- hi sand rib-splitting laughs, all for * it $1.50, mith i JUDGE PUBLISHING CO., Inc. i} i 18 East 48th Street ri ) New York, NY. it Submitted by Irving Alerander, New York City. Horizontal 1. A scream in the night. 8. Io your at. One of the rising generation. He geta the dope. A touching pastime. . Highball A letter written by Plato. 20. When things get th's way you pay and pay and pay. A sexy pronoun Colorful Woomers (singular), A little scientific work A tongue sandwich—almost all gore, What a well-trained butler answers to. One of thove comes with every purchase You can take this in your ear 34. Most subway passengers have a hand in this, 37. A subject you like to harp on. 38. You rarely tura over a new leaf after this. 39. Anyone can go into this kind of dive. 40. How much rent you'd like to pay te airedales and angoras on't mind having these on their bands. 18 serious, 49. This makes you jumpy. 52. Longer than an epoch, era, or eon. 53. Exercises the aural ven! $4. This deseribes a happy event. ory you don't always stick to, Mexico You'll find this at the bottom of some eolumas. It's home to a baseball player. Proooun. Puns are bad, but this is verse. One of a famous eollege trio. An interior decorator. ; This is usually covered with red these days. This ll make you smart personal service department. Deseribing the B. R. Satunday morning. . They're awfully put out when broke, Vertical 1. To feed to the teeth. 2. The result of a happy comeback. 3. He bas recourse to beth the pen and the eward. 4. A foreign radiator. 5. If you're sick of your map, look at this. 6. Nosebag hour. 7. A pair of these are urually on a girl's legs. 8. To scram. 9. This was raised in a gambling environment. 10. These sovereigns have depreciated in value. 11. Front of a hieyele. 12. What the tired business man will sometimes do to a row figures. 30 Judge’s Crossword Puzzle No. 236 These have no sex appeal Nowadays thee hide 8 multitude f ehing By A wet story Bitter things in people, A flop. i A sticker, What ebeap soap makers give to the public, This may give you a tumble. This is full of soup. English uppers. This takes you part way through Poland. People get burnt up over these. A favonte word of the exout. A famous bar assoration. This eax is in # pe. This runner carried a man on his back and broke records Avsren you might like to have in your auto, i This is the cat's. . The simplest part of matter. They make you eat spinach. This makes horse go right Describing a tablord murder story. This always follows a boat. This is done. Hang on. ; On the safe side. i The ram's ball-and-chain The objective of every female. i Aero cen was left flat bere. if 75. The boundaries of Virginia. Solution of Last Week’s Puzzle | BANTOnIE 1O|C| IRIAIG} [Al [>[=] [O[mimlo] mz} BOEG [>lolm |=} lO|=|=} WORM) Cre) WEEROQOHe 170] comicbooks.com