Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1931, Page 23

" ®AND THE STUPID IDIOT LET ME WAIT FOR HIM TWO HOURS AT THE WRONG PLACE! LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. \ INSPECTOR MORALE SHAVED TISSUE _PARIS THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY, MAY '9, 1931. ALL RIGHT, HES SLEEPY \if SURE ' Cone . o ammscm e e e — > TAKE A NAP HERE IN BAMBING ON I will wear a pretty dress, "]11‘ ! Keap & bright sid 'jo® :mnlm?\ fFace; Tfig avent mu o Pop MOMAND Toot! Toot! They’re Off! i LT JOE, HAVE YoU REARD IF THE SNIFFSONS’ HOUSE IS RENTED YET ¥ OH—A LOT OF PEOPLE. | PO HOPE WE DONT GET ANY UNDESIRABLE NEIGABORS House Next Door Is Vacant. IF \ ONLY KNEW \ GEE, JAKE - HE vars 4 WHERE “DADDY" WENT -~ WAS ALWRNS SO | e e (8 how " The "was. v ! ':\n.{gn { COULD “\_E\_ i R. WALSH AND W Letter-out and it’s quite & do- 8 &\ON\\.\\:R‘S_? jgg G"TEJNEEN 3 , ‘gn.vv\rp" chE BACK - Letter-out and it's a place every- g \ UT HDW A body in the world is trying to avoid. T WORST, H > I AL RIGHT & v FIND WM | Letter-out and men wear ‘em. Letter-out and it leans. Discussing | Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called l|le Dlplflld for in the last column. Print the omitted letter in center column opposite word you have removed it from. If you have “lettered-out” correct‘ly it will spell what we need on cold nights. Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. RECEDES | S pLacEp |C velLiNG | E PATTERNS REPUTE | T issues it. DECREE AUSUSTUS -MuTT'S Letter-out and you work it on & HELICOPTER. J HE AIN'TT OFF THE GERRET | g WiLL Now oPen) GROUND- HE'S THe €Yes ofF , jergront ::v;;gve to work ™He ;:em’.“s; ; ; \ oFF HIS HEAD, I Letter-out and a court usually Letter-out and he's found near & keg. Letter-out and it's soup for you. PUREE (Copyright, 1931.) o alfllll Daily Cross-Word - Puzzle || TheGromd Hog Junior Is a 15 %] 5 1 aadi AMSIEE ol ol il B ey ] o o 1. The male of the red deer. 5. Genus of araceous plants. 10. Ancient Persian priestly caste. 14. Oriental female servant. 15. Relating to the doctrines of Arius. 16. Egyptian deity. . Hindu deity. . Near relative. . Abrabam's wife. . Goes before. S . y : . Pueblo Indian. . Scatter. . A position with little responsibility. . Fleshy fruits . The underworld. . Jurisprudence. Facile. Church dignitaries. . To embalm. . High card. . Loose garment worn by Mahometans. . More docile. . Considered as an insult. . Grinders. . Look askance. Cireular plate. Belgian leper priest. Pertaining to a consul. . Wine vessels. 5. Hackneyed. . East Indian pith helmit. . Vulgar interjection. . Consumer. . Walked on. . A mountain in Greece. . Those who color cloths, etc. . Military assistant. ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE I copter. iy Feg A1 sy e e s b s i . W G- HE \S NOT 50 WEAK HAT HE LETS HER SUPPORT| HIM, ANNWAN = MILLIONS [HE LOST= | SHOULD LOSE SO MUCH |\ WOULD BE CRAZY = \T HURTS ANNIE THAT HE SHOULD GO AWAN- 1BUT | THINK MORE OF HIM- | HE \S PROUD = HE W\ S SPIR\T- SO THERE \S STW.L WHOPE FOR WM~ AND DUMB CADD! g i QE‘R‘(‘.SL;’E':FA GEM, ba%. ME'SYAS 7 LOOK AT -THAT,DOC. HE'S TRYING A P QUIET AS A PIN DROPPRING IN TTHE Jf To SROW WITK WIS FINGERS HOW UM=- 1 CUESS St T e B i e S ¥ . PLEASED HE 1S WITA My PERFECT RAVE o ATTACA A D BN ING. ANk Yau-IOW OrTcn To TAE GREEN. IT REALLY 1SA/"| A MuCh BETTER | |/ PHONO GRAPA RECORD T Jou SLICE EM WHERE ThE - \SHAME THE PoOR LITTLE FELLOW SWoT e OTheR | | BIM TAAT HAS A Loup, SECRET SERVICE COULDN'T f s CAN'T TaLk. OAY- RESONANT BARYTONE FIND 'EM. & o » * FO@E ! * RECOROED . Fastening device. . Mahometan prince: var. . Author of “Vanity Falr.” . i 5 . Prank. e OF YOURS CERTAINY sAanIHEEs . 100,000 rupees in India. SENDS YOU THE " Windowers. WA KITE! Resin exuding from bark of certal trees, used in meking varnish. A ,:EU*ET"‘E el . Javanese weight. SENT HE EVER Pierce with the horn. SENT WAS THE - Ancient 1rish Trock % e sicycLe! . Simians. o ARy 5. Secretes. ‘1!1 > . Barbed instrument for stabbing fish. ; ,‘ Palatabie. . Moslem doctors of sacred law and theology. . More uncommon. . Pitchers. . Author of “Iliad."” . Protected by government, as an invention . Birthplace of Thackeray. . Leg joint. . Throw. . Biblical name. — o aev i V) NEVES WAS MO GAL LIKE MOLLIE IN CREATION, I DONIT THINK wm.,Awwmsj NO,IF SHE }7 IF YOURE SUCH e} . Soldiers who dig way beneath the 7 S e T AALE . HANDSOME AINT T WORD To FiF ‘€R SHE AT TWO -/ WERE, €D I A 600D FRIEND ‘E i enemy’s works to blow them up. s : . One who makes excessive love. SHE'S A BEAUTY, HEAD TO HEEL ---UIGHTNIN BULLT GiT-UR AN Gif €7 ez CE:":;“E‘—" OF MULEY BATES f= MO mArEs 15 S0 -A g-‘ail.lof;fl 3823!3905*"5‘;.5&?" speak- AN As ‘TRUE AS POLISHED STEEL OmER ONE A g:;;b:‘o::f CLOSE-MOUTHED . Book of the Old Testament. . Density. . Quote. . Asfatic lemur. . Footless 53. Be borne | 56. Beam of light. By e SLLHUNTLEY Steam Whistles Inefficient. Government tests have shown that the steam "hlst‘e u‘s n;de use of on steamboats is very inefficient in that K consumes much power and rapidty | The Reason reduces the steam pressure of the boiler. | for Muley’s The siren type of signal makes less; & | drain on the boiler and at the same Silence. time can be heard much farther. The varying note of the siren renders it |- much more readily heard in the dis- tance. Government officials in the course of their investigations discovered many other interesting things about sound. For instance, the presence of fog made very little difference in the penetrating qualities of sound, but alter- |mate layers of warm and cool air had & very moticeable interference. Feavens \AWHILE A60 TAPECOLAR, HOW CAN Ever weeP YUEVER MY LIPSTICK, TRY EATIA on? _Aowons?, MOM GIVES Me. FIFTEEN CENTS o WEEK