Judge — October 1937 — page 31: what you’re looking at

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

Submitted by P. K. Perkins, Charleston, S.C. Horizontal + Passport to polite society. Three-fourths of a flop. . Here's your change. . Egg, spore, seed, or ask Mr. Webster! . A southern constellation, . Hie thee hence! . The start of a bumpy tour. What sailors do when they get to port. |. Popular plaything of the diplomats. . Every (abbr.). . Seagoing feather duster. French King. . This kind of timer is all wrong. ~ Also. . Hollywood ham, . Expire again. . Sympathy. |. Roman dogs. . Lookie, lookie, lookiet . A radio comedian's bread and butter. . A sower of oats, wild or otherwise. Bill is the nickname. . A foursome in old Italy. |. Tax collectors. . Seram. This bird is usually hovering around depets. What the doctor ordered. . Ash receiver. . It biteth. . An unhappy kind of iron. Something peepingtoms do. . Freud's happy hunting ground. . A wise old monk. . Female anything. |. Where the bear throws the bull and vice versa. . Mickey Mouse's big brother. . Andy’s nemesis. . Reply of the Spanish yes-man. . Celluloid Pasteur. . Don't get tied up in this. . Dangerous Intersection. |. Come int |. Good mame for a golddigger. . A Latin from Manhattan, . —— in a million years, . Theodore Roosevelt. . All crossword fans do this, Vertical . Something women are always chasing after. This word should be apparent. . This is old Greek but it sounds new. . On the house. . Three bundred and sixty-five disappointments. . Something men are always chasing after. Either's little playmate. . Scantie. . Sweet and low. . On the safe side. : Junior's first word. Well, one of ‘em anyway. . The foundation of Winchell’s column. . AIL set. ). Negative connective. |. Ob, but it's miserable to do this. . Hangman’s landmark. . Am not. . Soapbox orator. : Behind the bate ball. Place. . The covered wagon. . Spanish capital. . What a knight! . First Lady of the Land. ). Small reputation. . This is limited to the British Empire. » Vest spotter. . This is very shad. . Sucker bait. . This will bring tears to your eyes. . Enough of Sally to recognize her. . An old apple eater. . A fulla-brush-man, . Necked. . Popular crossword city. . Dogs look better after this, . Party music. . The answer to an old maid’s prayer. + The first Economic Royalist. . What comes before ten in the morning? (two words) . This is the cat's. . Went on a tear. . The beginning of Meerschaum. Short bullfighter, . Tennessee Valley without the Authority, Uncle Ezra. : 78. In short, a man’s best friend. The business of selecting a hotel for your next visit to New York deserves a little thought. There are a number of hotels comparable to the Roosevelt in price and gen- eral desirability, yet suffi- ciently different in character to make a choice necessary. Our location, our services (sincere and without osten- tation) and our deliciously prepared food are well known. Rates are $4 single and $6 double. comicbooks.com