Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1931, Page 41

SO! TH' DuKE OF Dover TO ser we ¥ 5000 . » o (ol SHILLING S — ! You Pay 1T, puxe, i AND TLL @NVE You i MIGKT TAKE A RUN OUT To CRARLEY MIFFS PLACE. HAVENT BEEN TAERE IN YEARS IT NEEDSTo BE To MAKE UPFORTHIS | CANT HELP IT IF THEY IM NO-MANS LAND WERE GoING THROUGH S e A NEIGHBSRHoOD, CAN | ? STRAGHT AHEAD. THEY CALL IT OVERLOOK BOULEVARD Now 10 e 4 5. 8 e *PM GOING TO A MOVIE, DAD—NOW YOU CAN DO YOUR SHOPPING.” LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. <& SPIKE MARUN MUST BE BOCK AT HIS PLACE Y NOW - HELL FIND OUT WE'VE GONE BND WON'T KNOW WHERE TO FIND US- VL JUST DROP HWIM A LINE AND GWE _HIM TH\'S ADDRESS - MANBE HE'LL BE ASLE TO HELP ME FIND "DADDN "= SPIKE WILL KNOW WHAT TO DO - AND, BES\DES, HE'LL BE WORR\ED *8OUT US, SOON AS WE HEARS ‘BOLT “DADON" GO\N' BROKE AND THE HOUSE BURNIN POWN |/ e, mates - rve eeew ouT OF TOUCH WITH AMER\CA FOR MONTHIS S SUST Crvons VAGRBOND = THATS ME = A NEAR OR SO AND ILL BE SAILIN' BACK TO THE L\TTLE COTTAGE ON THE H HILL= | MBN GO BACK SOONER- | GET LONESOME FOR L\TTLE | ANNIE - BUT SHE'S BUSY AND = RICH - NEVER MISS AN OLD SALT LI\KE ME - THIMBLE Letter-out and you'rs cheerful that way. GASEOUS Letter-out and it's good to follow them, Letter-out and he hits you sud- denly and how! MISSTEP Letter-out and it has something to do with moonshine. UNREAL INTERNS Letter-out and he's often on & I Toof. 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 ‘what . the pessimist does. Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. ISLAND D [ T e ame e, I NAILS Letter-out and if he has a job U he feels that wav. BLES' IS (Copyright, 1931.) Daily Cross-Word Puzzle SCRAPE 1T EASY- THAT M-m: SAY! T wondeR \WHO LooKk Like A STATUE IN [ HoT TALLOW STICKS THEM CIWVILIAN SOLDIERS THe PARK:. EASY- LKE A MONKEY TO A WAS AIMING AT ? JEFF- EASY. THAT < - — SUBTLE ; 1T AIN'T ANY FUN GETTING MASSACRED wWiT™H HeT WAX BULLETS = Letter-out and here's a toast to them. LADIES Letter-out and the air is alled with it. SOUND PALSIED UNDOES Letter-out and when you're that Way you're not kind CRUEL ULCERS o o Fisues If He Don't Now He Never Will. i (T AR\ v, W/ Tt oo school Teacacre. "{/7 7/ YES.IT AFFECTEO 7277 OF MINE 1S PROWLING ARDUNO MY MIND. IT MADE LOOKING FOR ME 1o PLAY GoL¥ 1T ACTNE AND ALERT WITA AER BUT WAEN SRE- To AN OPPORTUNITY, SEES TWS REPLICA OF ThE A GRAND OPPORTUNVTY MATTERRORN ON My SKULL “ AND MY ONLY REGRET ! HER GOLF BucG WiLL DiE OF 1S TRAT TuE LUMPC FRIGAT oM -The SPoT/ ISN'T TWICE AS LARGS 11, V7 W/ Gooo ReMEs, man, A | BAS \T AFFECTED Your MIND 2 CHEER uP, MY BoY, 1 CAME OVER To “THANK You FOrR. 'T. I'M INDEGTeD ~To You FOR THuAT BT OF NIFTY EMBOSSING LOOKING LUMP ON Your /l HEAD. I'M AWFULLY SORRY. I HAVEN'T FELT COMFORTAGLE SINCE L ——— 1 There’s a in That . Bone: Latin. . Instrument for measuring the inten- sity of light. . Obliterate. * Copyright. 1931, by Public Ledger . Field of action. 3. File. 8 . South American rodent. . Abuses. ounts. etter of the alphabet. apidate Most domesticated. . Member of a Moslem tribe. . Aims. . Goddess of mischief. . Man's nams, . Sell in small quantities. . Seaport in Aslatic Turkey. . Sentinel’s watchword. . Holy. . Check. . School of whales. . Hebrew measure. . 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Of the matter in law. 55 B Riker’s Tropical Temperature, Turned int> a city dump, many years go, Rikers Island, In New York Har- Ibor, grew to be a place of some considerable size and, in order to keep it in check, it was decided to burn the refuse as it was deposited. This fire was started 18 years ago and it was not many years befcre it was realized thed the fire was beyond all control. Many efforts have been made in recent years to quench the flames, without any perceptible result. For the last two years there has been a con-tant stream of water at the rite of 1,500 te p:ured into th: un- e jsl*nd is now on_end £s a roou't t s Is'and en'oys & tropical temr during the entire Winter without regard to the tempera- ture of the City of New York only 8 few miles away. The gardens and truck patches cperated by the - oners flourish with luxuriance. 0 crops of vegetables each r 18 the regular thing on Rikers d. Snow and ice never linger there. The gunboat Panther, a rélic of the ¢ Kai- ser dispatched to Agadir in 1911 at the time of the Moroccan troubles and neéar- 17 caused a war with Frence, is to auciioned with 21 other obsolete vessels by order of the German government. e s Mfinff o ey R SL HUNTLEY | o) o < The Arbiter. THESE ARE THE KIND I LIKE MOM — THESE PEPPERMINTS' TM TH HIeR T SHERIFE OF AN' 1 SA T IS! GIVE TWO AINT/ A TR, TER, K, WHO |SETCH eome W L poy- ALLOW YUH AL WAS A “\couPLE OF oune'uns WHY DONT 2 YOU TAKE THESE CHOCOLATES? 1 RECKON PA IS RIGHT AT THET. , o ALt RIGHT £, MEBBE WE SHOULDNT J§ WELL LET YOH FienT ABOUT T - FISURE oLuT \WELL TELL PA BOTH - ARE THE KIND T LkE AN’ THOSE ARE THE KIND WAL, I_ALLows YuHRe, BOTH WRONG |- . AN’ DAD GUMMIT WHAT'S