Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1929, Page 22

22 T WAS (N BED READING —\ [ HERE — SUDDENLY A LONG, HORNY, || SIP THIS HAIRY HAND SHOT ouT || MR.MSGINIY I l';‘zsin would live with M%i%zibu" ( Bogk = POLICE HEAD- rce and gra . e ) | B \ g . e SRR - HE QUARTERS'! poise . Instexd I rush from pl'a.c.s to place 9 Pur5uu\g = little Joys. (,/ § £ maran IL.\’ .‘ \_> HURRY ! L Househeld. “% bio you EVE S0P To THINK L i o0 LEARN TH 5oN9 BY HEART YOUR (Mou AEEDAT USe LANGUAGE LIKE THAT [You CART Fgo!}us., ‘\}/W.S,gm’,j_r RLS |[Frere Venve— "VEAUS, I BET OULDAT TEASE (| T WAS OALY = DOWA IN STOUR _AME 30700 KNOW || KRIDDING ! CF (;\? HEART ‘BURE JUST 4 HES MOTHING Jllcoyrse WE ABOUT—~ / | CrAZ' OVER THE e KANOW, THE ) = : TJE Boss Sod-AAD Boss Son 15 < NA 50 1. ALLTHE TIME WE_ JUST A AO ) ,{5 THOUGHT_‘7oU. \WERE Goob SIMP & LALI ICleLe AND A LOAFER' BY BEDTIME STORIES * e || L EIVERY o VN W. BURGESS | Sympathy B ught on fnrm:: and Under- / . end now he's | standing. n him dig.” plied Wanderer, “you know | w. In jess time than | \ = /7 7 M G Copyright, 1920, by Public Lodger A Hauwerd % E out it he had dis- it ppeared he Was | ——s—eomms— § T'LL PLAY YouU FOR Fwe WK. 1D THAT PLTT LISTEN You Took | [NIX! AIN'T YoU GIWVING d he had a mulfl | Bucks (F You'tL Giv& T'M NOT G\VES M& HOLE, MUTT! A FIVE JUsT MG A HANDICAP oF oNE A e ,[1' { MEA RANDICAP OF _ FUSSY! A Fuves SNAP ouT of Like T DIDL STROKE THAT T CAN TAKE ) the Badger came | U onE STRokE AND -/ — We [atue WE HALVED ANY WAY T WANT To7 t one look at him | / & i 0 T never saw them go d THE Hove! A (A WELL, T'M TAKING again. Of course, I don't | an = ONE=~ E\GHTCENTH oF found |11\hem | F THE STRoKe 6N THAT s, Perhaps it was f TRo| ’ But'I know this much IE HoLe, HENCE, T WoN 1T, LET ME TAKE |TJ ANY WAY T ; o “What does cech OWl | b 3] live on? . \ Oh, rds, and in : i the nd other in- e g sects be wouldn't | 34 hesitate bt | BuD FisHeR | could get i ‘Wanderer nodded shrewedly. “Just s0.” ‘ "\l)e ‘\Iurt‘ n S“a}-S: £aid he. “Weil, Billy Owl lives in & good | e ~ v deal the same — \ v, additions 1o h > If Mutt’s a don't have i . i are cousins | Sport He'll live out | 1 H o | Pay This there i Bet. these ome disappear to. hoppers and are & favorite food | and I have seen Billy Owl catching | . e e them in broad daylight. However, they | PR AL Tl fl‘« Hke better to hunt in the evening, like st i AL el b most other members of the OWl fam- | e | s s ily.” G * p LA c y 1 her “Do Mr. and Mrs. Billy make their | i B .l WHEN MY UTTLE FIGHTER ROUCHHOUSE HEARRD THAT } 1 MATCHED HIM WI’TL‘UTQE HID!NC‘ 2»: Mew?m»iis”wwr ST LOUIS = THIs WIGH — WE ND‘I Okéflz\& réf){zbe i‘;tleT AND SWEATER AND_NO 64‘31;/;;] \'Jl DISAPPEARED! ME'S LQY HIDING SOMEWHERC IN TowN nest 'way down at the end of & bur- | Tow?" inquired Peter Rabbit. “So I've been told.” replied Wanderer. | “Of course, I never went down inside | the hole. T want to be where I can | use my wings.” | Peter looked thoughtful. “I suppose.” | said he, “it does seem fuuny for a bird | to be living down In the ground. Any way, it seems funny for a bird to be living in a holg big enough for any- body else to get into. I wonder if any- thing ever happens to Billy's hom “I've seen his home visited,” declared | S5 Wanderer. Col. Lindbergh's flancee calls him| KENKLING “Who visited it?” asked Peter eagerly. | Augustus, but mebbe he won't be home “Well, you see, it was this way,” ex- | much. plained Wanderer. I happened to see | T wish the newspapers would tell us Billy Owl and Mrs. Bill fly away from | jest where that scar is on Al Capone’s | ™ one of those holes, at the entrance of | face, so I kin sidestep him. e which I had seen Mrs. Billy sitting. (Copyright, 1929.) sh'lnger It was dusk and they had gone hunt- = - - ing. Then I saw Digger the Badger . Forgot come waddling along. When he reached Cape Codders Live Long. g that hole he stopped end sniffed. Did | BREWSTER, Mass. GP).—Eleven per-| Something! you ever see Digger the Badger dig?” | sons died in this town in 1928 with an “Yes” said Peter. “Digger the | average age of 77. another evidence of Badger is living down on the Green ' the longevity of Cape Cod folks. The Daily Cross-Word Puzzle (Copyright, 1929.) 1 CANT LET MY PUTTING q I YOU'RE ONE CAPDIE IN A BECOME RUSTY.... SPIKE,JUST i ] MILLION, SPIKE. NONE OF ON IT WAS MIGHTY FINE OF You, SPIKE, To COME. HERE 10 SEE ME WHEN YOu GUESSED I WAS SICK....YOUVE GOT A BIG, TENDER, SYMPATHETIC HEART UNDER YOUR ROUCH EXTERIOR. DO 1 GET A DOLLAR FOR WATCHING THIS DOoR ? s STAND AT THAT THOSE CADDIES AT THE CLUB WOULD THINK OF VISITING ME. ALL THEY THINK ABOUT 15 THE DOLLAR || THEY GET FOR CARRYING Business Always. WE HAD A MEETIN' ALLow A X 7 HANDLE ANY. : TO-DAY AN'WE UTTLE BOY. 7 MONEY! ELECTED L Like THAT | S8 , HES ONEYTHE _, PINHEAD vurrv fosnnte TREASURER! . Man's name. Extreme. {43 Huge, South American river | rive to equal or excel. Cut 45. Villified. R i A digit 48. 'To dispel from the legal profession. | Otherwise Portion | Important ard forest trees Last six lines of a eonnet. Curved upward. | 9. Egg-shaped objects. 10. Sly artifice | 6 . Head covering. { | | i ranquillity. 1 2 Uik Position. . Phenol derivative, Russian river. . Collection of literary scraps. ACROSS. Muster rolls, Herdsman. 'mall interstices. ——— emaaT AL Everlasting. cluster. a wound. treet urchin. xtract made from ergot 4 -THAT O(D CANE 28. Organized living bodies. FAsSCIuATES Me —I'M FuNWY THAT WAY ABouT CAVES = REMEMBER oNee — M\ (AVES WERE A T BETIER, THEY WERE FULL OF CANNED SARDINES, (ORUED BEEF HASH , AlIMAL CRRACKERS, OLD ClGAR BUTTS AuD THings LIKE s THAT— \ERY 600D CAVES INDEED . Kind of cat. Chemical suffix. Proper for food. Things, in law. g Inmost part. . City in European Turkey | 'r Insects. men of compass; abbr. . Ragged Swollen, . Sooner § MODERN (AVES il BEST- Now You | TAke Tlis olo ; ; 3 p B8 CAVE — PR0BAB - L 40. Implement used i ttery. aple trees, \WHI S \ A _ B D . gerim e { Bus“' '“";"\) A (FI':{E\‘;M ATma: 1 i - L\ FuLL oF PiRATE = ). Growing out. A LE (AvE Too T - ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZ) Resides temporarily. C.A.VoiGHT EASURE - GOLD, = | MapE IT MYSELF - Alwars MADE MY own CANES - GIMmE Expressed grief for. for drying hops. The skin. To smear with long, narrow marks Gladdened. tone: Latin. . ¢ nickname. i On His Desert Isle. DIAMONDS - PEARLS AND THAT KIND OF JuNK — I HAD A CAVE ~NEVER (ARED FoR READY MADE ONES part of musical scale. chusetts manufacturing city. Wing. Existing in name only. ‘Tropical fruits. A broed of eels. Polsonous plant, . Fancled. Redecorated with narrow strips of braid, % -