Evening Star Newspaper, February 13, 1930, Page 39

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1930, OH 3unEelL Just KNOW SOMETHING TERRIBLE HAS SINCE ALOYSIVS So wySTERIOUSLY DISAPPEARED. Ve Pnp Joue TRyING TO CONSOLE HER \ \E- We | on, BoN! DD SHE '\\\:‘e“ :Ai?ési" \.ESSNE\':&; NTRE STEP \NTO THAT ONE ! HBLE SMOUR ANSWERS WERE I LOOK X OVER = SHE "“NJ‘SE;SE"S CORRECT= | COULD ONLN ‘ nNE [} CHANGE GWE oU FORT™- o8 BFYER SWED COPED - THE PHONEM OMES | TWO OFF FOR NEKWESS | | PUT DOWN F\RST= ‘CAUSE | ERASED SO MUCH - SAR. [ d BEDTIME STORIES ’;rovess' iscov “unless it is that Hooty the Owl Syt As Ditcovered ana Mrs, Hooty seem fo be living over Qoms, tpines, itis hest we should not know.|where Blacky the Crow lived last 8lacky the Orow. |Spring. I'm keeping away from that e nerainded " Samumy that 1t was It was still Winter. The Green For- s rel mmy tha Wi vered The under that very tree that Chatterer Sontows were white. Tt was s white | the Red Squirrel had found the biack T, WS 18 5 GET UB; MuTT! world everywhere. It didn't seem as if | feathets which every one had supposed SIMMY JOHNST % e AREA'T You GOING Spring were one bit nearer. Sammy | Yere the feathers of Blacky the Crow, MANACER || SHARKEY'S cAMP TOWNS o8 To ? W e wve a ” 3" pood’ warm UnGErcest of feathers, thought Sammy,as he spread his wings. AND S€€ WHAT 0 SANDY Hoow!! FIEHT AGAINT There were some days when ‘Sammy al- | “Chatterer may have hidden some nuts He's Got mw{eflshed that he had gone South |there. Nothing would please me better = with Welcome Robin and Winsome g:;nbf;)cgmgfi nuts or acorns hid- : ? and most of the other feath- 3 4 % > ® ‘Slmost wished | .. 50 Sammy flew straight for the tree .\‘il that Bl % Crow and Mrs. Blacky 0 acky the 7 this, Jellow a0d | had built their nest in the year before hm-whmlnmmtm'mm.myum S o8 bk Blacky’s old nest. Sammy alight % 4 the of the next tree. He couid look Z L Z > . 13 .‘r‘ L omfig that nest. Somehow the nest - & % Y ™ < ¢ % ‘\ didn't look just familiar. Sammy 5 : )\ Nedacaos W long and hard. . seems to me that that nest is to be,” thought OF COURSE Ivs No SECRET, WD, TT) ——===2 00 IT_ISN'T GONG To BE R ONE-MAN FLOP, EH?_HAM ~wenm 1 W THe SAKE OF THE COUNTESS! e THIS ENTERPRISE ! WHEN T PLOPams AT || THe® MoNeY Mt 1 ONCE LIKED HER MYSELF ~ BUT BAND AT OFFERED To SETL AN INTEREST YouR THROAT! NO TIME, THEY'LL W WHEN YOU STEPPED IN, T STepped / | THE, W THE ARENA THEY ALL GRABBED) | You 2/ | To WANS \¥ TO QUT ~~ T WOULDN'T PLAY AU ¢ AT MY PROPOSITION ¢ THE JUDCE! SECOND FIDDLE To ANYONE ! - > BUT I'M PLAYING IT BECAUSE - WINTER. 7, GOLF GIVES WE GIRLS A GRAND CHANCE TO 4 SHOW OUR FIGURES PIN ¢ TWEN'Y-FIVE 2 ? £ 3 WE OFFEREDTO YEARS - FROM § NOW Z / BET ANY OF\TH EVERY BODY} WiLL - F FELLERS'A" BEJRIDIN’ IN THEIR. PUDDIN' i P Y ] 4 HEAD a. § N AIRPLANES! TRAINS o=\ ' 2~ AN"NOBODY'D,TAKE * 1. Distant. eady. . r i CARS! y y : ; 3 Sovaad 1 dryin : Cams i 8 [ NUTHIN’ BUT"RS‘ //Z‘\’ s " 10. Lower and raise. 66. Slee) lace. S . y . Clear volatile liquid. ki Dtut.l?:: ?imll. 7 BAS.ES Y } D ‘i‘\//‘a‘ . Hermit. . Observe. . b . Asks for peremptorily. Down. ¥ - . Tea urn. . Craze. % 4’//- . Story. . Sour. 7 . Light sleep. . Comments, . Object of worship. . Sole. . Kind of meat. . Conjunction, . Was fond of. . Tyrants. . Canoples for beds. . Period of time. . A size of paper. . Separate. . A European. . By means of. . Speak. 7. Rank. . Pashion. . Traveling salesman. . Salutation. . Cuts in two. 23. Blow horse. . Contraction of an intensive particle. . Triangular sails. . Foes. 25. Belittles. : Masses of tow. Wrong. osures: T WRRLE ) YUH SEE - . English subjects. . Refuse, BOOK FER MY ¥ A5 3. puf. A il FRIEND, EB TUCKER, o ot HE'S JEST . Liable. 8. Condensed vapor, '8 [l weATSs AlLNT AN En By tiinh ‘BOUT WELL 35 57. Long-nosed fishes. . School textbooks. s il = [\ Sick ABED = 58. Assemblies of elders. 40 : s : T S .1 ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE. DRSS Despite protective measures the fa- mous island of Helgoland, in Germany, is becoming smaller year by year, re- cent gales causing further falls of t masses of cliff on the south fi' ich damaged a water reservoir afid mad impossible the habitation of ]S> o MR NUNSE GNED 0z IN[DIS DIn/A) [Oim/~m/m|Y 3]