To-days Crossword Puzzle

Dominion, Volume 30, Issue 176, 22 April 1937, Page 3

To-days Crossword Puzzle

CLUES.—Across. I— A traveller, not a competitor in the sack race. 4—liemarks like a Roman date. 10— It’s over in Italy. 11— R e t u r n once more to the Academy. 12— It provides capitally moving services. (Two words, 6,9.) 13— Terror about an air reverse on land. (Three words, 5,3, 5.) 14— They should go s w i m m 1 ngly, with divers int e r 1 u des, of course. (Two words, 7, C.) 21— First gentleman of Europe. (Three words, <5, 3. 0.) 22— William II had a name for this. (Two words, 3, 4. 23— Offenders find it, perhaps, a fine alternative. 24— The lost O.M. is very nearly disturbed. 25— Dare he stick in? Down. 1— Struggle for a tablet. 2— Ireland is, pre-

sumably, than England. 3—Where to find the Grand Canyon. 5— Make a grammatical analysis in the Southern Railway. 6— Devilish game of spin and toss. 7— Skill in a health

resort in Ancient Greece. 8— One gets the opposite adjective with Doctor Tracy in. 9— Effect of a light mantle. 15— Formerly o f Latin origin. 16— Their country is

over the frontier. 17— Not dour, in a manner of speaking. 18— Parson’s Invention. 19— agree with the the goddess. 20— It may be missed, of course, by a slip.

SOLUTION TO TUESDAY’S PUZZLE. Across.— l Bath, 5 Ink, 8 Abet, 12 Arrow', 13 Annular, 14 Writ, 15 Ago, 10 Rase, 17 Legend, 19 Brazen, 21 Lode, 22 Stasis, 24 Blanch, 27 Maim, 28 Ranger, 32 Scarab, 35 Evil, 30 Ore, 38 Zone, 39 Society, 40 Deuce, 41 Swab, 42 Sew, 43 Deer. Down.—l Bawi, 2 Arrest, 3 Trig, 4 Hotels, (J Nag. 7 Knob, S Aura, 9 Blazon, 10 Ease, 11 Trench, 15 Adds, 18 Noise, 20 Relic, 22 Stress, 23 Arnica. 21 Base, 25 Amazed, 20 Chance, 29 Avow, 30 Glib, 31 Hots, 33 Iloue, 34 Beer, 37 Rye.