Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1930, Page 30

Keep YouR /NTEREST INTHE YOUNGER SET. Flying Squirrel Is Cross. 1 do let truth prevail, our efforts thus may fail. Old Mother Nature. ng Squirrel. y was living in a previously + interested in Chatterer had tried | ummer the Woodpecker | had replied that he EXCLAIMED SAMMY.| 2 YOU JUST FOUND THAT the Nuthatch may t Chatterer. “Yank Yank trees.” tterer hunted up Yank Yank, Yank Yank treated him much as the Woodpecker had. Then ied bright-eyed Tommy Tit . Tommy snapped those < eyes of his and told Chat- what he thought of him for o find out another’s secret. Then st that Sammy Jay doesn't know There is very little those sharp my’s miss. But Sammy and WILLAMS « BY THORNTON W. BURGESS must contrive to find out first if Sam- my knew where Timmy lived and then k of some way of finding out where provided Sammy did know. know something that you don't barked Chatterer as Sammy Jay harply. ow e my cousin, Timmy the Flying Squirrel, has his home,” boasted Chatterer. “Pooh!” exclaimed Sammy. “Have you just found that out? I've known where Timmy has been living ever since he moved the last time.” “When did you see him last?” de- manded Chatterer. h, I haven't seen him for some . replied Sammy. “Then how do you know he is living in the same place he was?" demanded Chatterer, triumphantly. “I don't be- lieve you know where he’s living at all.” Sammy simply glared at Chatterer. Thep, without a word, he turned and flew away. Now, because the trees were | bare of leaves it was easy for Chat- terer to see Sammy for a considerable distance. He suspected that Sammy had flown right straight to the tree in which Timmy was living. Chatterer started in the same direction Sammy had taken. He traveled through the treetops for the most part. Presently he caught sight of Sammy high up in a certain tree, apparently very busy about something. Chatterer flattened himself behind the trunk of the tree in which he then was, and waited. After a while Sammy Jay flew toward where he had left Chatterer. He didn't see_Chatterer. Chatterer hurried straight over to the tree where Sammy had been so busy. He climbed that tree and ex- amined it carefully. On the under side of a dead limb he discovered a small hole. His nose told him at once that in the hollow into which that hole opened Timmy the Flying Squirrel was fast asleep. Chatterer grinned. He had found out what he had wanted to know, Then he did a most impolite thing. He went right into Timmy's home and wakened Timmy, who was Timmy wakened cross. listen to anything that Chatterer had terer are not the best of friends and Chatterer knew that it would be of no use to ask Sammy right out. He Communist. . Espoused. . Printer’s measure. . Jewish feast. . Pale. . Prefix: two. . Negligee slippers. Tub, 5. Coin-shaped disk. . Masculine name. 28. Ardent. . Bristle. . An herb. . Extinct bird. Fish. . Encountered. . Roman money. . Sprite. | Distance to either side. . Peind of time. . To the point. 2. And not. . Worn by friction. . Proposed universal language. . Like this. . Exclamation of contempt. . Northern bird. . Lament. . Damage. 3. Bnd wall of a Ba tlding. . End wall of a building. . Hindu deity. . Scandinavians. . Prefix: late, recent. ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE. to say. He drove Chatterer out. | fhen he went back and curled up to | sleep. (Copyright, 1930.) . Custom. 2. Printer’'s measure. . Method. . Spanish river. . Prefix: apart. . Verse of two measures. . Water sprites. 3. Calm. . Add zest to. Down. . Attendant of a magician or scholar. . Hypothetical force. . A fish. . Feminine name. . Mystical ejaculation. . Observed. 9. English bus or car. birds. . American comedian. . Still. . Craze. . American hero, Pro. . Young boy. 9. Also. .‘l;irst name of the hero of Ticon- a. leroga. - Carnivorous quadruped of the wea- sel family. o pe : Old Geltic god 3 eltic 3 5. Pull, . Anger. A musical instrument, . Delivers a speech. . Outer garments. . Fairy queen. . Scrapes. . Glut. . Hawailan dance. 64. Craving (coll.). . Turn to the right. 3 ,éP:omm hind wings like spots on fast asleep. Then he was sorry, for He wouldn't And THE EVENING STAR, WASHING TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1930. THE CHEERFUL CHERUB [ love to leave my footsteps on A field of snow all smooth and flat. And then look back K20 g nnv""ms v | Pop MomaND | Scotland Yard. The Letter. MUTT wWILL SPEAK oN ":He AIR TONIGHT ON How To coLLecT ALIMONY s ! afld Jef BUD Frénss He Ain't Paid-Up, But He’s Non- Assessible. \']]Nl)j NEWS To THEM — P52 | ]2ij KEN KLING OF A SURPRISE Back in ho) Scramsburg! | —_— CCSSSSS \\\\ POP TOOK ME AN’ PUDDIN'HEAD UP TO THE 200 YESTERDAY, Bv GENE BYRNES SAY,PA, YUH SHOULD ORTA COME PLANY HIS NEW SAXOPHONE WHAT ‘HE JEST 60T FROM /N ncerning. 23 l v 72. Large, beautiful moth with ts on hind tai of MBL N TR Box OO - D\oNT THANK TTHERE WOW® BE- oW, WELL ~ Now COUNTESS, WHEN WE REACH MY PRRENTS' HOME YOU SIT OUTSIDE ON THE PORCH WHILE }BREHK THE 1 WANT To MAKE \T SORT NES IVE ADOUT COME TO THE CONCLOSION THAT THE DEACON AND HIS GANG ARE NOT IN THIS CITY AT ALL, )F THEY ARE THEY'RE KEEPING VERY LOW. You Shy You HAVE NOT HAD ANy Ble JEweL |- EFTS LATELY ? THE DEACON DOESNT TOUCH SMALL STUFF — LOOK IN AT PoLIcE HEADQUARTERS, WHERE WE FIND ONE Dennis Mewpon oF SCoTLAND YARD, LONDON, IN CONFERENCE WITH THE HEAD oF THE CITY DETECTWVE DUREAUV. MELDON ARRNED IN AMERICA ONE Weer Ago, SR, ANNE - O Mou WnowW COMIN' HOME A LETTER HERE D MORSBNS FOR WM~ MRS. MUTT BROADCASTING, =~ T °.‘_ MARRIED A MAN WHO wAS SO DUMB THAT He DIDN'T know ENOUGH T» BLow oN HIS HoT S0P He MARRIED ME& S0 HE WOULDA'T HAVE SHe's Been STUDY ING THAT SUBJECT FOR FIWE NEARS! WINDY MY BoOY — How HAPPY 1 AM To SEE You! EETT— \ l LIONS ‘N .TIGERS ‘N GIRAFFTS N WOLVES'N LEOPARDS 1736 Ny Trmume, ive L WAS AFIGURING Y\WAL 1 MIGHT UK COULD USE HIM [Use A FOURTH IN YOR ORCHESTRA el er 1M AT TH' SATURDAY /rep BIGGER NIEHT DANCES! 0 OF THE GANG LEFT ENGLAND witi CALM YOURSELF MOTHER — I'VE BROUGHT R LITTLE SURPRISE ALONG, seE THAR!-HE \ AIN'T HAD IT MORE'N THREE HOURS AN' HE CAN PLAY MARY DELLA AN' TWO PIECES WELL THE YARD SENT ME OVER HERE BECAUSE THEY HAVE POSITNE INFORMATION THAT THE DEACON AND A GIRL KNOWN AY SISTER, AND THREE OTHER MEMPERS| A LARGE QUANTITY OF JEWELS, THEY WERE REPORTED TO BE HEADING FOR THIS CiTy! THIS LETTER TILL HE COMES N~ LOOKS \MPORTANT- LOTTA FORE\GN STAMPS - SENS SINGAPORE ON AT \N ONE PLACE - SURE CAME A RIGHT SMART WANT - PARDON ME CHIEF BUT DILLY BOWERS TH' MoviE ACTOR IS QUTSIDE AND WANTS TO SE€E You ! HES ALL STEAMED UP ABOUT SOMETHING = TELL HIM To WAT - TLL SEE HIM IN JUST A MINUTE MACK! S\NGAPORE = \'M GONNA LODK THAT WP N MY G'OGRAPHM ~ THATS ONE © TR PUACES “DABDN WSED TO TALK ABOUT = WONDER WHERE CDRUDN' \S NOW, ANNMWAN, - Reg S Par OF STATION UMGA: MRS, MUTT HAS FIMSHED A SHORT TALK ON ALIMONY AND How T® COLLECT T BACK ALIMONYs ALTHOUGH I HAVEN'T SEeN HIM SINCG 1925~ T know He \S CLEAN SHAVEN Because He STOLE MY EATHER'S SAFETY RAZOR —! SIT DOWN AND TELL Us ALL ABOUT YOURSELF T WANT To SHow You THE SURPRISE 1 HRVE FOR You QUTSIDE LT .l'll- WHERE DO THE NEXT EDUCATIONAL TALK wiltL Be oN HEALTH AND BeAUTY BY A SicK ./ T SPoseE IT's A BI¢ AUTOMOBILE ¢ BUT NEVER MIND THRT— IM MORE INTERESTED (N HEARING YOUR EXPERIENCES ! 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