Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1931, Page 43

THE EVENING *TT'S TOO LOVELY AN AFTERNOON TO GO BACK TO THAT STUFFY ©OFFICE. LET'S GO TO A MOVIE.” LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. BERLIN SIGNALS I Letter out we turn it over o some one else. ASSIGN l Kuter-out and we hit them all RECANTS I Letter-out and it helps things move. Letter-out and it's every young man’s dream. DEFIANCE 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 it will spell darkness for us. Answer {0 Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. ter-out and you didn't feel so DEBAIL - [T [eitr e r-out and you find It in the I M l ol ‘CLico B :an?u—oul and they're not pleas- I | ; ODORS I S %r-ofll and it's usually & best I 3 NOVEL COMICAL BROODS SLOVEN (Copyright, 1931.) Daily Cross-Word Puzzle . Vegetation consisting chiefly of stunted shrubs. . Pigures of speech. . Rodent. . Asiatic kingdom. . Enormous. . Medicine which alla; . Infectious particles . Brood of pheasants. 7. Postal system. T, ys pain. floating in the Obscure. . Thin strip of wood used in basket making. . Vapor coolers used in distilling. ‘Tribes. 5. Company of persons acting togethes. Match. | . Battle cry. 25. Small shoot or twig. . Snug and private retreat. . Rope used for picketing horses. . Famous ancient Greek physician. . Old maids. . Cape on the Massachusetts Coast. . Female serf of the later Roman Vasicty of yellow ehaioedon: . Variety of yellow chal y. . Slender lfl{k. . Rank. . Learned. . Legislative assemblies. . Labeled. . Plllage. 3 Johng!y Clk’el. . Members of a European race. Lake in Italy. Mahometan religious teacher. Drese: collog. Joined or intersected. B R Chirping Child Puzzles. European sclentists sre taking great interest in the reported case of pretty 1> Cassandra Chimientl, the baby daughter of an undertsker at Chipggia, & suburb of Venice, Italy, who is un- able to coo like & normal child, but in- stead chirps like a cricket. She has been named “The Chirping Child.” ‘When elated, she emits the noise char- acteristic of a locust. Local doctors have called in experts, who believe the pe- culiarity is due to a congenital mal- formation at the base of the larynx. A prominent th: the vocal g penurious. . Machine for loosening and clean- ing cotton. Hostelry. Tract of the earth’s surface. Stripling. . Backs of the neck . Caused to suffer acutely. | . Of the nature of or containing olivine, i . Gate. . Large pistol formerly used. . The active principle of tobacco. . Inhabitant of ancient kingdom east | 55. of Babylonia. 57. . American wildflower. :;» A curly-headed boy of 11 has been robbing London post offices by tendering l sealed envelopes for $10 postel orders and escaping on roller skates before em- ployes found that the envelopes con- only a few pennies, . Eddie Gets { the Merry Ha! Ha! D0 You THNK IT'S Too SOON AFTER EATING “To BEGIN ROWING ? ' C‘ERTXINIJ Do. YOUVE JUST GoT YOUR DINNER DOWN AW, DONT You oNLy WRiTe | FRET, ANNIE — $0 1D KN;EW THAT OLD GENT Departed. THAT GUY WILL VOUCH FOR MEy OFFICER: AN OLD PAL OF MINE, OFFICER 5] WAAT THE Deuce )y Thy lerzA?/'Ac No, Th1S 1S Jusr MY MOTHER 1§ AT HER BRIDGE CLUG AND I'vE goT To \ TAKE CARE OF My LATEST BROTAER DAISY AN MY LIL" BRUDDER, PINHEAD JUS' PLAYED A GAME OF ADAM « EVE AN’ MY LIU SISTER TH' JUDGE JEST SENIT US OVER TO NAW, TuEY ST A LAWYER JEST WENT FISHIN'__ ) S'MATTER! & W By SLHUNTLEY Counsel for the Defense. IN FacT, 1 INTRODUCED Him |} OH, Boy! PUTTRE oLD BACK | MAYSE You RIGAT INTO IT. Wow ! / A SOAP Gox. VAN. JEST AS UEF DO A LYL LAWYERIN' STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1931 ¥ HE GOLF COURSE. Take MM SoMe Tine IN JUNE T SHALL PLUNGE INTD THE ICY wWATERS OF THE 3 CHANNEL AND ENDEAVOR TO SET A NEW worLds Record’ DONT You THINK YoURE [ Not A BiT! OVERDOING T, JOE 7 = \T'UP 36 To THE MWUTE You CAN'T ToTe HIM AROUND OVER 70 THE TRAC BACK oF THE TENTA GREEN ANO LET HIM PLAY IN TAE SAND... N@, T'VE GOT A BETTER / IDEA. I'VE GOT AMATCH WITA “SULPHRURIC SMITA, AND YOUR LITTLE BROTRER CAN WELP ME WIN IT THEY HAD A NAPPLE BETWEEN TH' GENERAL STORE WAS BUSTED INTO LAST NIGHTaYOR \Taer AR oue oF HONEY, - AN' HE ADMITS HE DONT J KEEP NO BEES ! 4 [Ho-Ho-Ho! pa, NE FOR LAUGHING, MR- Bowers, BuT 1 THINK Yoore SO FunNy ! M JUST HITTING [/ITS MO 0 EasN PUTTIN TH' FINGER O ONE BIRD AMONG MIVLIONS = STIL, wmsuc«%;}gm-t‘r O 8¢ EASN Yo Y= BUT SUPPOSIN' | DO TURW HIM a - u‘;ue PONT WANT . KNOW A 1 Wi SHOULD | ETE MY 8 NTO H\$ g ® Business? PUT HIM I8 THAT DEEPR TRAP ON il THE FOURTA ROLE ThaT SuLPruric 1) SMITA ALWAYS GETS INTO, AND AND TELL WM To DIG TUNNELS AND DEEP WELLS AND CAVES . IF"SULPRURIC'S” BALL ROLLS INTO_ONE OF THEM, HE WILL BE SO FURIOUS WIS GAME WILL BE SHOT -0 PIECES AND, T'Ll WIN EASILY. PINHEAD WITH T OAISY €T 7 HERSELF! WAL, THAR AINT "NO LAW AGEN HIM SQUEEZIN' HIT OUTTA \ TH' FLOWERS LISSELF IS THEY ©