Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1931, Page 22

“WE'LL FOREGO THE CANDLES. P it THEY'RE SUCH MESSY THINGS.” LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. CENSOR FREAK BORED OPERA CREAK Letter-out and vou'll sleep better if you don't have to listen to it. Letter-out and yow'll find it far from zenuine. Letter-out and it will reflect itself in the way children behave. t and manicurists find it v in their business. Letter-out _and have a sizeable plece of ground. Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called for in the last column. Print the omitted letter in center column opposite word you have removed it from. the person who keeps a cop on the job If you have “lettered-out” correctly you will have Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. SCREENs |C | A | R | D 5 GRADES SPORTING NEEDING MINISTER Letter-out and the villain does it in the play. SNEERS Letter-out and find it at the bot- tom of the 3 REGS Letter-out and it keeps bookkeep- ers buey. POSTING , Letter-out and it will take you on a trip. ENGINE I Letter-out and it's a pause. INTERIM (Coprright, 1931.) Daily Cross-Word Puzzle i Tl ol BE . Extinct birds One who pastures cattle. Any one of several species of iris. . Superiorities over competitors. Saltpeter . Speakers in One or any Period Dip slightly Keep secret European dogwoods. | Eventually. Grain . Prosts. To choose, decide; rare. Applied ointment. Speck. Pry into. Offsprings | Decorate with stamped patterns. Criminal burning. Demise high praise. into water. Concealed. g. Cared. Perch| Arrived Contraction of ever. Dipped in liquid. Marches away. At a distance. Place. Arabian legendary bird. Th . Thus. Strips of hair. . To make up. . Clever rejoinder. Thickened underground stem. Beventh position of a swordsman. . Ooze or percolate ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE i | rounded Possessing a single hydrogen atom replaceable by a negative radical. . River in Venezuela. . Aptitude. Foghorns. . Salute to the Virgin. . Gimcrack. . Insert, | Excavates minerals underground. . Follow closely. . Defensive armor. . Modesty. Dry. Remained. . Vehicles. Lengthwise. . Steep. . Ruin. . Sip. Decoys (var.). Sheltered side. . Tendon. . Checkered. ‘Turf. . Flower. . In front. . Short_overcoat. . Mexican blankets. Pig meat. . Enroll upon a list. Sweetmeats. Leave. . Spiny plant. . In music, this means all Covering, . Mature. . Abound. . Fold over. Perceive. . Japanese sash. — | Former Policeman Burglar. | Without food for two days a former | member of the Newcastle, England, po- lice force turned burglar and was cap- | tured by some of his comrades of other days. Starving and penniless, Albert Charlton broke into a hotel. A man next | door heard him prowling through un- | used rooms and summoned the police. !In a few minutes the hotel was sur- by Charlton’s former col- leagues, one of whom captured him. Charlton retired from the force last Spring because of illness and at that time was presented with $500 by his colleagues. He was sentenced to two months in jail. o = The grandfather of Charles Darwin, Erasmus Darwin, excelled not only as a ‘pl:xzu:hnbutunmmgtuum philosopher. darkly grey, And we on rainy streets YES, AL, You CERTAINLY ADVISED ME VERy POORLY 1 NO SOONER TOLD HER I COULD NOT MAR HER THAN SHE PICIK UP & LAMP aND WHEN 1 AWAKENED, THEY WERE PICKING THE GLASS ouT OF MY SCALP HERE AT THE HOsPITAL ! MY TOUPEE! IM LEAVING HeRe | TO-MORROW, AND 1 MUST HAve ‘ IT? You GOT ME INTO THIS M FIX, AL, You SHOULD Do THAT Al MUCH FOR ME - THE O LADY WAS RIGHT, 1 SHOULD HAVE STAYED ouT OF THI® HIS FEMALES — WELL, 1 HOPE HELENA'S NERVes) MISS HELENA HAMBURGER ? SUST TELL HER MR. WHO'S ALOYSIUS @ together Seem closer fFriends in clovdy | | weather. L 5] e BN V CANT EVEN GET BY THE FRONT OFF\CES - SECRETARIES AND OFFICE BONS TAKE ONE LOOK AT ME BND TELL ME THERE'S ™NO OPENVNG — TS MY APPERRANCE THET'S DGANST ME- A NEED NEW CLOTHES - BUYT WE HAVEN'T EVEN THE PRICE OF A QLEAN COLLAR TO SPRRE - THEM SEM CLOTHES YonT MK THE MAN, BUT THEN Chn ISURE MRAKE HIM LOOK AND| FEEL LOTS MORE LIKE B OMAN - CMON, "OADDN - EAT 'FORE THINGS GEY COLD- \T'LL MBKE BEVERTHING SEEM BETTER -ANMD BESIDES, \F ~Sou Do E@; N\‘\‘._\. THINK SOU LIKE. M COOKING - B TOUND ™ A OAN= DROWNING. muf’ and Jsf 8o F.L;Illl The Living Sphinx MUTT AINT TALKED ALL WEEK"® HE'S S0 STUBBORN ABoUT T T DoN'T THINK HE ‘WOULD EVEN YELL HELP' \F He wWAS THE JUDGE TURNED HIM LOCSE, MUTT'S SILENCE GOT ALl o Bevain Bigh Prserved_Toace M Rex U S Pm Ofcs ASKED THE sy | Jupee To \J]ND MEET THE Y MAN WHO 12 SOLD HIM THE OIL ey LAND, KENKLING, | T suDGE "RECOGNIZED HiM RS AN Ex- JAIL BIRD - BUT COULONT, EXPaSE HIM ForR FEAR OF REVERLING His OWN Back Home! e WHY, HE ToLD wéu. WiNDY x 1 ! ME T WAS HOPE THE LAND THIS MAN SOLD You WilL PRovE To BE VALUABLE OlL PROPERTY ! OH,NO— 1 NEVER SAD THAT, You SHOULD BE SMARRT ENOUGH To Know THAT NoBODY CAN GUARANTEE QIL IN A PIECE OF LAND- THIS MRP SHowS THAT YOUR PROPERTY IS IN THE MIDDLE OF AN QlL CeNTER, BUT THAT DOESN'T SAY QIL 5 IN YOUR PARTICULAR CFAN MR.RILEY | GUARANTEE | AN OIL LAND, /WeLL! So THERE You ARE, COLONEL ! | WE'VE BEEN SEARCHIN WEEKSFOR YA! > BIT OF PHONEY QIL LAN oD PAL ! You'NE SoLD YER LAST i CARE MUCH [ RBOUT RIDING waImNG || N PRITROL cuTsipe )i NAGORS = 0 BUT THeY'LL THE Bus 5 FREEMAN Irrepressible! [ GENE BYRNES A Windy Time. Z omc&»xcs) £ us ALL AL 1 HOPE IT DOESNT RAIN CATS'N DOGS! '%/ 7 AN’ LISEN. 7777 Do ou HEAR (17777 The one [ T % =) 1 HOPE IT DOESNT RAIN PITCHFORKS CAUSE THATS THE WORST THING THAT CAN HAPPEN ON A RAINY DAY! < TME or TH ROUND UP AN WE HEARD OL DOUGHY SHOUT, R COME AN GIT THIS OR TLL THROW TH WHOLE THING OU AMATEUR A ART COMES, 5 ™ P . | fi FLOWERS? 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