Evening Star Newspaper, May 11, 1931, Page 28

AMINIATURE GOLF AND MINIATURE MOTOR CARS ARE ALL RIGHT, BUT SHE CARRIES IT TOO FAR!" LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joserh. through ‘em. ASPECT | Letter-out and we put a horse SONATA Letter-out and he's a mischief ' maker. sleuth looks for. RECANTS FIDGET ' Letter-out_and that's what the I Letter-out and it's rather offen- sive. Letter-out and he gives you an earful. CORONERS 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 wora you have removed it from. If you have “lettered-out” correctly you will have Chinese bad actors. Answer to Saturday’s LETTER-OUT. INsPECTOR | C | thR_ALE |O | mlfa'n-?“‘ ;;HEAHZMIMM a do- Letter-out and it's a place every- NMEE Letter-out and people are alway; wanting them to show the way. POINTERS in the world i trying to avoid. HADES | E I Letter-out and men wear ‘em. SUITS [RI Letter-out and it leans. (Copyright, 1931.) SHAVED TISSUE PARIS Ay THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. THE CHEFRFUL CHERLD In cars we sit and stare around, Exch with a blank,. s iling face, tl\mlgh all our minds By A thousand little Pop MoMAND fancies race. ™ R Another Respon- Vi Hoists Signals of Distress. Axoysws P NGNS wAS CERTAINLY SURPRIS WHEN HE Discoven LITTLE BAMBINO. ASLEEP 1N HIS CABIN, AND REALIZED THAT GOOFY AND JULIE HAD ForGoTTEN TO TAKE HIM 'M SURE "DADDY" HBSN'T LEFT TowN - BUT IN A C\T THIS 8\G \T'S AN AwFuL TOUGH JOB To FIND ~ { BREN'T 1N Tw° e TELEPHONE BOOK - Just Around the Corner. POOR FOLKS LOOKIN' FOR JOBS SEEM 1O HANG OUT POWN Ow THIS STREET- MANBE IF | WALIT HERE LONG ENOLGH “PADDY L A FINE MESS THi3 13" TAKE BING WITH US To ENGLAND ! DAWGONIT ! IVE GOT ENOUGH WORRES ON My MIND AS 1T 3! C., MONDAY, MAY ‘1f, 193f. ON TH' LEVEL, MERCY! JuLie FORGOT To SERIOUS ! LITTLE M TAKE Hiv BAMBING IS ON TH' BDED. INCUR CABIN, YELLIN' HIS HEAD OFF! HILE JUST AROUND THE CORNER "DADDY" D SEARCLL FOR WORK - CooP MUTT, T HAD ELEVEN DOLLARS YESTERDAY- TUDAY 1 ONLY GOT ' TWo- HE WAS HIT GY'ONE OF KNOCKED ME OFF FoR ,SOME - THE SHERIEF - THE CTIZENS -~ THe HoTew keepPer ~ EVERYBODY. EVERYBODY? l‘ ! YES- EVERYBODY ! NOBODY'S HONEST W THIS TOWN — (Copr P 1 Ty W T PR 87 T Figing Fos? o 1 WANT You To BiLL ALLSOPP'S CANNON BALLY) SWHAT HMAPPENED/ 48 ", DRIVES. HIS CADDY SAW ‘o "FusSSY'? A “THE GALL COMING BUT THE GoyGIS DEAF AND DUMGB AND_HE COULON'T SHouT FORE B ALL SORTS OF MOTIONS ¥ WITA HIS HANDS BUT’FUSSY” HAD JUST MADE A GREAT APPROACH SHOT AND "FUSSY* THOUGRHT THE BoY WAS APPLAUDING ~RIM. EXPLAIN SCMETHING To ME. YouR CADDY SAW THAT MURDEROUS, BALL COMING , WRY 1. American mnovelist. 8 Herb of the parsiey family. 15. A lady’s maid. . Shadlike fish, . Famous Italian family. . Architectural discs. . Low coral island. . Obligation. 22. Move with a lever. . Chinese instrument with silk strings. . Panatical. . . Classical drama of Japan. Engraving tcol. Unverified report. . Lyric poem. . Through the length of. . Bountiful. . Possessive pronoun. . Horned animal. . Two-footed. . Dart. . Soft leather. . Difficult problem. . To set at deflance. . German watering place. . The pick 3 ‘ksnake. . Sign of the infinitive. ° Addicted. . A deep bark. . Ocean fish. . Arabic coasting vessel * . Artificial language based on Bs- peranto. . Do away with. Entangled. . An ivory statue that'came to life. . Spring blossom. . . Beginner. . Autocrats. ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE . To cut at random. . Flutelike instrument. . Artful. . The immaterial self. MOM, ITM NEARLY STARVED late of stone. . rriage. 11. Formal decision ¢ . Having the qualities of wine, 3. Toward the stern. . Affirmative. . Published abroad. . Sovereign. . Unit of electric current strength. . Audacious. . Inborn. . Edible bivalve. . A receptacle. . In the preceding month; Latin. . Highways, 32. A dried grape. . Flowering shrub. > . Short, heavy knife. Riot. Character in “The Winter's Tale.” . Nolsy disputant. . Lying near one of the poles. . Sweet and fpir. 49. Young horse. - . High temperature. 52. Sdcred picture. 3. Small depression. 54. Lyrics of lofty tone. . State of being old. 3 e-hune rt of & N . Article of lml?e.l, . . Ecclesiastical wine vessel, AW N IV sHucks, YUK KNIOW MULEY — WE'LL JEST WAIT AROUND A SPELL AN' HE'LL BE Oregon's New Berry. By When the thoughts of most people| S L HUNTLEY are occupled with furnaces, heavy un- derwear and other Wintér impediments the orchardists and farmers are busy with plans for next year’s work. Pruit growers are interested, among other things, in a wild variety of black rasp- berry which was found in Oregen Just a Matter of Course. R | woods: Buring a hot, dry season when cultivated kinds languished, this berry thrived and even uced fruit late in the Fall, It is bel t0 . be a cross between the common black raspbe; Fratbproree b be Suteed h.nhmz' proves sul al canning it will no doubt be cultivated on & commercial basis, ~ 3 mo] Ty and the blackberry. resembling the h!»-l ] WAL, LET'S PLOY WHILST | WERE WAITIN DION'T ‘;E SHouT LETS seE, WE HAVE SOME HAM anp SARDINES! WHAT wOouLD You 9 LIKE . THE CcASE 1D BETTER GET MY SUGAR PLUM A SANDWICH! 1931 K.Y TRBUNE, Ine. PARDON ME, GENTS, BUT DOES MR. MULEY BATES LVE HERET i WHAT 1§ T, vi ¥ WHAT'S MATTER T 1 JUST SAw THREE ANTS ALL ) Do To KEEP TS PLACE CLEAN! Doy N 7. TRiSUNE. Inc. WONDER WHET ANNIE \S$ DOWG TO-NIGHT= | HOPE SHE DOESN'T WORRN ASOUT ME= \'M BOUND “TO HE COULDN'7 "FuSSY. HE WAS DUMBFOUNED T0 SEE You MAKE A GO0D APPROACH SHOT AND HE WAS AS SPEECHLESS AS YourR CADDY NEAH, TOTE HIM IN AN' JEST PUT HIM IN TH' CORNER OVER.