Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1930, Page 39

EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO Soory o aue PULL QUT FOR PALM BEACH Wiy ONLy $ Boo T D. C, FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1930. ITS WISEST NOT T© TELL GOOFY AND TULIE WE'RE LEAING FoR PALM BEACH To-DAy. THERES NO USE N MAKW' TH POOR KIDS FEEL BADLY, AND HE'S Dovav AND [+ FINANCIALLY « 1T Seens ToudH (| §)f See’ THem over :::7 HAVE O ;na: ARCUND THS 0 THE JUmMPS. SNOM., WHILE WE WiLl BE THEY FIGURE ot 20 THEY WiLL Have ONE GLoRIUS WEEK Any WAY. }. ey Do woT KMOW OF COURSE THAT AL AND CLARICE WL ALSO BE AT PALM BEACH ! YEP, JUST A LITTIE & g TRIP, GOOFY — ' TM Takwé CLARICE WITH ME FoR TH' CHANGE. WE MAY BE GONE TWo WEERS — DONT sveceeded then— For courage'is ¢ W\ QUIT NOW AND GO HOME Ll LOSE, WHERN H 8N STANING ON HERE A COULD WIN =~ TWE WORLD WILL ChL\. ME A QUITTER- MY MIND'S MADE WP - ULL WOT WAIT ANOTHER MINUTE - e ) SNAR OuY OF \Y ! BUT \SNT ANNIES WELFARE WORTH | MORE TO ME THAW H ALL THE MOWNEN \n il THE WORLD? Ry T DRIVE ACCORDING Tb INSTRUCTION'S FROM THE REAR, BEDTIME STORIE ‘Whitefoot Enjoys the Joke. The most retiring sort of folk sometimes have their little Joke. —Whitefoot the Wood Mouse. b S 8Y THORNTGN W. BURGESS more than ever. He chuckled until his | sides shook. “I knew when I picked out this place for a home that it would be the safest place anywhere about,” said Whitefoot ‘Whitefoot the Wood Mouse is one of u; mfe"-h “Nof one will MA;!IM the most timid of all the little people 'Of 100King here for my home. A long y_onie, see me.enter- in the Green Forest. He has every rea- ing it or leaving it I can live.here with son to be timid. No one has more :m :fltalnty ;‘hulet It.hm I:m“buln:th- folk ng ear W ‘am 4 ave oot o e ay Beovs | i some good houies befofe, but never ihe Grvuna o~ - jmay be—on| one quite like this one. ways be watching for an enemy. Hoot; the Owl, all the " X family, Reddy Fox, Old Man ) Yowler the Bobeat, Shadow the Weasel, i MiLLION OR A BlLLION — T'™ THROLGH wm‘} FIGHTING: d log and every tree hole in it anywhere. And once ‘more went HAVE You HEARD THE NEWS, I DetecTvEs ARE ACCUSING THE' CounTess, 1M A WELL! Wew! RABBIT WAS CONDUCTING. Buster Bear when he is awake, even Butcher the Shrike, are always looking for Whitefoot. Do you wonder that he is timid? Now, Whitefood enjoys & joke. He knew all about the hunt for his home INSPECTOR ? MY BOY WINDY AND THE COUNTESS ARE To BE MARRIED TOMORROW ! THEY'RE OUT PRICING \WEDDING RWNGS RIGHT Now ¢ Tess OF BEING IN WITH THAT e SO HE's TAKING HER SING JUDGE AviAY AFTER THE CEREMONY! AWAY IMMEDIATELY YES-- WINDY GOT PEEVED AT THE WAY ;[ 2 BIT PRENIOUS- BUT I HEARD ABOUT THE WEDDING THATS COMING OFF, SO BROUGHT You POLICEMEN AREN'T SUCH BRAD FELLOWS AFTER ALLY 1S " A UTTLE BRACELET!){ piamonDs or RUBIES ? 2 TN T HEAR THEM (T e A CoMING —— J : this place and into that place; and as he watched he chuckled. He took care to make it a silent chuckle, . He knew when Chatterer Red Squirrel and Sammy Jay became curi- ous and began hunting for his heme, He heard them talk and he chuckled THIS COAST 1S LINED WITH GOLF COURSES ALL THE WAY To FLORIDA NOW \F THIS SHIP WAS TO SINK WOULDN'T 1 LOOK SWEET SWIMMING ASHORE /A LONG GANTS AND THEN TRYING To . GET IN A FOURSOME_ L 7/ You ARE THE ONLY MAN 'ON (¢ THIS SIMIP WEARING SILLY GOLF CLOTHES. WHY DON'T YOu GO IN AND PUT ON ° LONG PANTS ? &7 YES, AND I'M THE ONLY MAN : ON THE SHIP WHRO 1S PREPARED FREEMAN Doc Is Ready. WHAT § JAMATTA WITH You? NUTHIN I COULDN/ ‘THINK OF ANY, THING' HEDIDN . calLME ¢ DID YOU CALL TOMMY MSGEE JUS® CALLED ME A SAW- DUST HEAD ANNA SISSY . ANNA DUMBELL AN’ . Sign. . Harangue, . Impedes the opponent in golf. . A garment. . Crude . A stick, . One. . Devil, . Birds. . Chanting. . Mud deposited by water. . On the sheltered side. . Strong points. Vases. . Vases. . A wild flower. . Stabs. 1. Charms. : . Execute by strangling. Mud. 4. Flag. . Freezing rain, . Conteiner. . Agitates. . A preposition. . Mysteries. 5. Frozen vapor. . A fetish. . Lizard-like. . Tibetan antelope. . Make a loan. 2 Horseman in a bullfight. . Pronoun. . City of Germany, 3 il[;:mse coln. . rd game. . Figures of speech. . Image, . One guilty of treason. . Belleves, . Large fur scarf. . Rounded protuberances. . Pugilist, coll, . Aparament. . Wavers, . Unhappy. 3 EXIEFYEY- . Cut notches in, 3 fldlzflu. ' 1 . An element found in ; 3‘15@1. . Written communicaf Formerly. : Coversd approach to & doo ST - Qovers ch to & doorway: 64. A knob on a shield. . Stepped, 65._Accomplishes. ———— | 55. A city in Nevads. ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZELE | 36. Cut short, [alM ) 10SIT] . Groove. Ean“fi- . A beverage, o €l . Sun god. Diphtheria May Be Eliminated. Modern publicity methods, allied with the application on » vast scale of the latest principles of public_health ad-| East Is East Gentleman. QUST ACT LIKE WE AINT DONE NUTTIN', SPIKE _DONIT GET SCAIRT OF NCNE OF DESE RUBE. coPs! DADGUMMIT‘. { MAYBE 1 SHOULDNIT HAVE LEFT THET GATE OPEN | latinum ore. By S.LHUNTLEY =| | year that the » is expected to be 4 @| | extinct here within five years. Such was West Is West | the purport of the first annual report | of the diphtheria commission concern- ing its work in 1929 under Dr. Shirley W. Wynne, ‘commissioner of heaith, Which pointed out that a half century lm one mmm two contracting