Evening Star Newspaper, February 23, 1931, Page 23

. O e 4 0. 48 B Bt 2-28 *YOU MIGHT CALL HER AN OLD MAID—YOU KNOW, A LAST SEASON'S " DEBUTANTE.” LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. Letter-out and adventurous youth will take it. Letter-out and it will be close to BROAD & Quaker. Letter-out and you will find it on women's heads. REBATE Letter-out and ft may keep you from going into a dark room. SAFER Letter-out and of those secret tl » mystery room. ou will have one ings that sude in PLANET Remove one letter from each word end 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. If you have “lettered-out” correctly you will have what great men do not do in discussing their achievements. Answer to Saturday's LETTER-OUT. CENSOR |C]| | R O] O] |K] Letter-out and youw'll sieep better if you don't have to listen to it. SNORE Letter-out and yow'll find it far from genuine, FAKE Letter-out and it will reflect itsel in the way children behave. BRED FREAK BORED Letter-out and manicurists find it necessary in their business. PARE OPERA Letter-out and hi plece of nouxd. CREAK THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, I HOPE THIS MISS HELENA HAMBURGER DOESNT GeT ROVGH WITH ME LIKE SHE DID WITH EDDIE. MAYBE SHe wilL REFUdE TO @we ME HI3 TOUPEE — AH! FEBRUARY 23, 1931. HOLY MACKEREL' TH' POOR oL GAL'S FAINTED — ILL GET HER A SHoT LISTEN = T AINT Your DeaR Henry' I'm ALoySwS P MI&mNS! CoMe now, PuLL youR= (Copyright, 1931.) | Daily Cross-Word Puzzle I ACROSS, 1. Pseudo. 6. Membranous pouch. 9. A god, half man, half fish. 4. Cavities where the leaves join the branch. 15. An artificial Janguage. 16. Baffle the search of. 17. Ragout of hare. 118, One of various machines. “19. Disables. 20. Large mammals. 22. Superior of an abbey. 23. Tried. 34. Assigned locations. 26. More than sufficiently. zu, English drink. 9. 33, . A small face . Of the central line. . Resides. . Was claimed by death. . A votary of art. . Indication. . Passages. . Officers of the peace. . To publish or spread abroad. . In another place. . Okra or its pods. . Roofed theater in anclent Greece. . Isolated ore deposits. . Unnecessary activity. . To the sheltered side. . A right arranging of parts to pro- duce the best effect, . Mineral spring. . Pissile argillaceous rock. 38 Clothe. nan [ . Large oceanic fish. 39. A rodent of South America. i . Muddle. |32 Peliow- 1. A sound additional to respiration. |34, Comleal. . Matured. . Seaweed. . Cushion. | The armpit. | Pronoun. . Melody. | Bearing a tuft on the head. . Renders divine honors to. . Strong resentment. 48. A cruel person. . False wing of & bird. . Any stress on difficulty. . Correct. ! A color. . Floating dust in & fiour mill. . Bea duck Genus of grasses. . Pretful. . Shepherd's pipe. . . Was carried along. . Tree of the pine family. . River in France. Title of respect. . The East Indian tapir. . Re-elect. . The cottonwood. . Having a tendency to hold. . A thickened portion of an under- ng:und stem. . Born. . Surmounts & diffculty. . Solitary. . The letter C. | Momentous happening. . Aromatic medical plants. | Break off. $9. Disorder: arch. JANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE Snake Serum for Siamese. One of the most modern organiza- tions in the Kingdom of Siam is the snake farm of the Pasteur Institute, located at Bangkok. In common with most countries in the tropical portion of the Far East, Siam is noted for its death-dealing reptiles. From the in- stitute seru.. is distributed in the re- mote country districts among all classes of people. As a consequence, deaths from venomous snakes have been markedly reduced. The man in charge of the farm, Nai Liam, is noted for his fearlessness and his seemingly m‘fi powers over the most deadly ‘The serum to counteract poison- ous snake bites is extracted monthly om the reptiles at the farm and sent 1 over the world, as nu% throughe it Siam. - A Double Shoot Is a Two-Way Word. WHAT DID You BLow THAT WHIsSTLE EoR?MURDER? WORSE: MUTT HAS A BRIGHT DeA. Nou Kknow oY '\',flnmmf TRIES To RECOUP HIS LOSSES BY BREAKING INTQ THE MOVIES, BUT WHEN HE APPLIED ' FOR A JOB AT THE p ey KEN KLING Back in the Poor Class Again! RITG Jocey FAMOUS CHARACTER WHO CLEANED UP GETS TAKI 420,000 £ ON THE HORSES BUNKO ARTI HiS RoLL BY A HolYwooD WHAT HAPPENED StuDIeS THIS 1S SORRY, BUT AFTER LOOKING UP YOUR FAMILY TREE, WE FIND THAT YOU CAN CLAIM _ NO RELATIONSHIP €N FoR ST AND RIGHT NowW A DIME WouULD LooiK BIGEER THAN A MAN-HOLE COVER. To WINDY WE HAVE TO SELECT "v\' / / // / / \/ 7, 1 AN PRIZES FOR THE SNOW 7/ TOURNAMENT THIS ({l V) DON'T FORGET AFTER NoOM— WHAT 7l DO YOUu THINK WOULD MAKE A FREEMAN The Proper 1 PAID BUMP THE PENNY I OWED HiM, AN’ 1 PAID SHORTY THE PENNY 1 OWED HIM! NOW Tt DON'Y OWER NUTHIN' AN'1 FEEL BETTER! 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