Evening Star Newspaper, April 8, 1931, Page 25

z THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, . D. C, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8. 1931. THE CHEERFUL CYERB) | Reader, dont expect me here AL YOU MINT N CERTAIILY @N ' TM LOOKWG RR SoME GUY WITH A BUNDLE OF COWN To BACK EDDE He'LL SWiMMIN G THE ENGLISH CHANNEL ? L, S A RICH SPORTSMAN 1N TowN FROM 3T. PETERS BURE, FLORIDA, BY TH NAME OF AL LANG, THEY SAY HE'LL BACK ANYTHING WHY DONT You DROP ovER TO THE PALAZA T ONLY HOPE THIS FELLOW AL LANG 1S A3 GOoD A IPORT AY MAC SAYS He 1! HoT DoG! wwo TELL MR LANG THAT ALOYSIVUS P M3GINIG TH' MANAGER OF EDDIE BOWERS Twe AMERICAN WALRUS, HOTEL AN TELL HIM KNOWS!— WE MAy ABOUT EDDIE ? PINANCE THE wWHOLE wWorks 't A NEW RECORD, ' T, 1 TeLL You Golry: o 5 AN IDEA ' HE SHOULD BE INTERESTED IN SEEING TH' RECORD| LowereDd ! Just to hand out V“fll L_\ constant cheer, Jwg For L do not think Tni that smearing By Joy on everything Pop MOMAND is cheering. Al Takes a |’ Chance. AND | TooK Two TicKETS AND SAD WED Go — | JOE, THE DAVGHTERS OF DELILAH ARE GIVING A CHICKEN DINNER AT THE d‘ LECTURE ROOMS ToMORROW N(GHT — f MRS. WHOOPLE, | WANT You To | DONT KNoW ANY MEET MY HUSBAND OF THESE DAMES, VI. [EPErITr TR ; NEVER MIND, /JusT STICK CLOSE To ME ALL EVENING ] *“NOTICE ANYTHING NEW?” “SURE, YOU GOT A MANICURE.” LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph To BE CONTINUED WHEN WE G\WE ;\;\‘H i PROTECTION WE PROTEC 7 MUK - SEE? FROM Awn ACCIDENTS TO NER STORE. ~ WG - GET ME? THINK T OVER - V'L B8 BACK SATURDEY To COLLECT TW' DUES- NAW- VL guort‘to- w: “HERE T ou, | SELGIREHIP N A ) E\\'\fio"mv‘a‘e SRR WeE | Letter-out and we've done it in.a rooming house. 1 SOREDOM | GOT BUSINESS COSTIVE WIT HiM- SEE? Letter-out and they supply per- fume. Letter-out and it's the herse's |, business. CENTAUR 3 WRONGS Ve Gl | PIERCED Remcve one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called for in ihe last column. Print the omitted letter in eenter coumn opposite word you have removed it from. If you have “lettered-out” correctly it will spell something that will hold us for a while. Letter-out and every cook needs P 5 Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. SMATTERS | M the tea bu: I Letter-out and you find them in sines<. TASTERS Letter-out and it's s novelty to HE'S oME ofF WATURE'S NOBLEMEN = He's KIND T THe RICH - Never e HAS THE GRe. RESPELT FOR THe LAW= WHEN THEY ENFORCE (T AND WoULD You BELIEVE \T- He Never STRUCK GOURDS l O | B 7% Bt Letter-out and we ¢o it to get & messaae acros:. PRINT Letter-out and hurdle it. OBSTACLE Letter-out and we like to hear #ood ones. SINGERS A LADY WITH SoLe ANNTHING Wis HAT ON HIM- T TAKkes SI% HE COoULDN'T —— TURNIP - |U| PouicEMeEn CONSTABLE | N| D] (Copyrignt, 1931.) DRESSING l - Daily Cross-Word Puzzle g 2 3 1'M SURPRISED ! How CAN You LAUGH AT THAT PoOR. 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