Evening Star Newspaper, February 25, 1931, Page 25

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1931. THE CHEERFUL CHERUB OH Boy! WHAT A TINE T HAp || HERE'S YOUR DAWGONE GETTING AwAY PROM THAT HELEwA HAMBUREER !! 1 GOT EDDIE'S TOUPEE BACK FOR HIM, BUT IN TH', FuTURE IH GOING TO KEEP OUT OF HIS Love TOUPER, EDDIE, AND WHAT| A TIME T HAD WITH THAT IT JEEMI IM THE INAGE OF AN OLD 3weeTiE oF 1 CAN TAKE THIS DANDAGE OFF TOMORROM AND @O UP TO THE HOSPITAL AND See KITTY KIPPER. T WONDER HOW SHE'LL LOOK NOW TWAT SHE HAS HAD Her Face LIFTOD? PULZ, THE ONLY MAN I LOVED! WHAT DO 1 CARS HERS, SO SHE STARTED VAMPING ME !! SHES OFF You FOR "LIFE, EDDIE ~ and doge MY"‘ ra like o e star Indeed, a Coincidence. [V TALWeSS SAD Ay MAN DO WHO HAD HS HEALTH AND PLACES FOR HIS TWO HANDS COULD JOB AS A CLERK OR A GET WORK \F HE WAN 5 %\o'eo\(- ‘AY THEN ~N ME AT | WAS =1 HAVE NO UNION CRD! ] BLL, THEY Tew, Meerb\ YOO AND NO TRADE- | CAN'T OLS> - WEWL, |\ oo EVEN BE A JANITOR OR A TO-NIGNT, AT THAT - STREET-CLEANER - \'VE “AND NER AMBITION ENDS WITH THAT HUSBAND AND BABY! LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph I'M CHAMPION MUTT- AND You ARG KID KLOTZ = T KAOCKK You OUT (N PHILLY- POW- T FLATTEN NOU v PITTSBURGH - You DIve N CINCINNATI = You 6o INTD THE 'TANIK' IN CHICAGO - T BUST YouU FOR A GoAL (N SAN ERANCISCO: AND WE GRAB THG MONEY THoSE EVROPEAN PUNKS HAVE BgenN GETTING Letter-out and have a type of monarch that no longer exists. 1 cRAzY | ] 2 MOAT | 3 FACET | 4 5 | Letter-out and have a boy's name. Letter-out and have a notable act. woman wants to be. HOLD I Letter-out and bave something no TOUCH . ] 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. If you have “lettered-out” correctly you will have ‘what only the wealthiest can afford to travel in. Answer to Yesterday’s LETTER-OUT. SNORE S | HOAEE RS R it d i® | VRORTTO eof . T0daen paln” 5 America for Americans. LOTs OF 'EM TALK THRT WAY_ HERE, AND THE NEAREST THEY GET To SEEING THEIR NAMES IN PRINT 15 IN THE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY IS THAT 80T wWew, Tm HANING A CONFERENCE 7l ABOUT SALARY WITH A BI¢ SHOT ToDAY — AND BELIEVE ME (T'LL FLIER I L I ifit;::;?ut and have a deadly de- Letter-out,_and have what evers AS THe STAR A BE A BATTLE OF WITS! ek 7/ WoN'T 1 GET R TREAT | E [t es - o Y RACKET I E | e ne rRACK IN A PICTURE ! kit A SEENG MY NAME i . ON BILLBOARDS r-out and have s condition | P g (Copyright, 1931.) OF WORK MARRY R PICTURE ACTRESS! I Daily Cross-Word Puzzle l W e = S ol ol el ABEE AR diEEa ARME A POWERFULLY '\ DRIVEA GOLF BALL CAAN CAUSE SEVERE DAMAGE. I REMEUBER ONE VERY CuRIOUs “NOT SO LONG AGOAGOLF | BALL HIT A BRIDGE ANDTHE 2 BRIDGE COLLAPSED' OF < ToM HULICK'S 3 iges of & roof. . Of 11l repute. . The birds. . Nogotiate. . A scombroid fish, . Maker of a will. . Venerated. . Mark of & past injury. . Colorless crystalline compound. . Weight for coal or coke. . Canted. . Darken. . Succulent fruit. . Small birds. . Supply with fuel. . . Draw together. . Turned on a pivot. . Greek letter. . Moving from ]x:hcz to place. . Minute particle. . Prepare by emending. . Pendent mass of ice. . Remains undiscovered. . One kiloliter. . Lacerate. . Enumeration. . Allege, . Trudge . Pather’s sister. . Small valley. . Jounce. . A small animal of Africa. Gne navihg gigantic strength. GENEBYR 3 st . Small job. ng NES NUTHIN' TO CRY ABOUT YOU SMOULD HIT HIS PINGER WITH A HAMMER! The Last up. 3 . A paliiative, Lo . Magistrates of anclent Rome. . A concavity. . Cut in two. . Social system, . Speaks with hesitations. . Man’s name. . Galloped. . Officer in Islamic mbsques who leads devotion. . To be willing: obs. . Have effect: var. The goddess of victory. . Take out. . Low sand hills. . Raised by cultivation. Down. 1. A gaiter. . Colony of bees. ¢ . Class of military aviators. . Whirled rapidly. . . High Turkish official. . Toothed tool. . Ducklike water bird. . The same. TOL'ABLE &OOD, IF NUHD AST ME.YUHALL SHOULDA BEEN THAR. bt S ety TONIBHTI/WE LEARNT A NEW into a cup, then fll the cup with . Add one teaspoon- ng and beat well. Put into HOWDY, FOLKS, E=C=7 WE MISSED Yur- ALL AT CHOIR PRACTICE NlGHT 3 - = ZR: ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE Bake in Sy L34 grate two large JHUNTLEY . Add two egg whites, one cup- i of sugar and the juice of half a lemon. Beat this unti] thick and white and spread between the layers, then heap some on top. i ainat Confection. ' Take equal portions of soft figs, dates, The