Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1931, Page 23

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1931. —_— s e e BT B 1 v I v AH-H~H, MINE FRIEND, MR . BOWERS, I BECAME INTERESTED IN IN DER FIRST PLACE, YOU 1S3 TOO LAZY! MODEST MA[DENS —————————— You 1SS on MiMe ! YOU VEN 1 READ IN' DER PAPERS DoT IN DER SECOND PLACE, YOU ISS IN. NO = SIT DOWN, WE MUST YOO VAS COMING FROM AMERICA TO ONDITION FOR SocH A swiM! BUT do in be MIDNIGHT EDDIE TALK MIT EACH SWIM DER CHANNEL! T HAF WATCHED |NOT BE DISCOURAGED! MIT MINE HELP in bed R NG| . in b . YoU TRAINING For DER 3WIM, UND I flvou VILL Swim ENGLISH Nice little thoughts BOWERS STOOD e SAY NOW) MR BOWERS, MIT GUT HELP, Pl ?:Ecokp' CHANNEL , UND come in my head, AT THE DooR of YOO VILL NEVER SWIM DOT CHANNEL! BOT, ER = oW And if* T try to make can'You HELP them stay They help to drive my eche AWRY . - =l WHISPERED “Cone e IN. EDDIE BOWERS STEPPED IN! |OF COURSE WE'LL GO, WE MUST, THEYD BE p QuICK, JoE! | HEAR ThEM Gole. GET OFFENDED IF <WE DIPNT DOWNSTAIRS T& CONGRATULATE 'EM IS GOING DOWN Now AND OUR PINING RooM | |Some Rice: Te | — - afld’ JUST THE SAME, \——\(————’m 1S So SMALL W.! o TiRow ! Couum'T | THRow THIS MR S | HATE WEDDINGS ( MINVTE, DID You WHY, WE UNDERSTAND CHICKEN SALAD ? . TS 3 ! PERFECTLY. WE'D JUST AS - MR ' i SooN WAT-FOR. SECOND { NEARLY ALL CELERY r TABLE AS NoOT ek Joe Forgets He Was a Groom Himself Once. | B vaes o an s e I “I CAN'T MARRY YOU, REGGIE. I COULDN'T BEAR TO PUT THIS "BEAUTIFUL DIAMOND IN DISHWATER!” LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph ' AM GLAD YOU CAME AR & BEFORE, THE CUSTOMERS - LSTEN= ALL DAN NESTERDAM | S e Letter-out and have agricultural | HAVE BEEN THINKING= THE (L\N( ,S ] ]<4R associations. RE hvVERT\s\NG WE DO ‘ Letter-out and lets wag our jaws. CHALICE Letter-out and they break down SXTRAS man's resistance. s A BIGGER STOREZ UNRIPE | Letter-out and eat it stewed. Letter-out and it's a blessing to LIBERALS the blind. Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called | Plans for for in the last column. Print the omitted letter in center column opposite word E 0 you have removed it from. If you have “lettered-out” correctly they'll pick you Xpansion. off the streets. Answer to Saturday's LETTER-OUT. Letter-out and it's the under- taker's business CO! RPSE wWeRe DN ReAbbiceliss it © || sumsect . where i NIGHT of June 2,1879. Ehow, the mores tes are. NIGRT : e v oN el = ANSWER ME, OR T'LL DUMBER of June 2, s THE NIGHT oF JUNE ' : NIGHT ofF JUNG SMACK You AGAIN. FORCEPS BERMUDA BURGESS SURGES 1L Letter-out and be persuasive. | INDUCE Letter-out and watch out for FROST | B [ Letter-out and » crowd does it. 1879° INCLUDE SOFTER (Copyright, 1931.) oy BVo Fisuar Daily Cross-Word Puzzle || meprome Refuses to Answer. 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Small fresh-water fishes. \_ TRicks! P 7 HARD TO DO : 2 OOUBLES! SEND ‘iM TOTHE . Fail to hit. . gflgf R & THEY HAVE A 7 . Rest. . Dirties. - Oriental measures. . Employ. W 4 ooveLe . Contend. . Hard-shelled frult. } & 8 . » VAT BORE T 31. Secures. 37. Those who tin. 3 S 33. Female animal, 58. One to whom title of property is 5. Ocean. transferred. - 36. Siamese measure. 3 uke. 37. Life courses. . Evening parties. GENE BYRNES AN ‘ . Bombarding. . Sicilian city. 4 = 4 5. Beverage. ! Repeat. : R 2 . East Indian cedars. . Characters. )| e g . Viscous fluid. . Units of weight. 8'NNing Feic] . Bites, ' . Period of time. = E 515 ook taces. | Formed obliquely: var. Troubles of ) el Sea 52. Genus of herbs intluding the beet. | 52. A medieval romance. Doubles. |- . 53. The blueback salmon. . An English queen. i 55. Cereal grass. . Walking stick. . Genus of herbs including the cara- | 58. Mongrel. way, 60. Bear young. 7 Suln;puhllr,ly —_— . 59. Frighten again, o . e Sline High Light on Hawaiian Islet. - © Aquatic mammal. P M, . TH' FELLERS OVER : Devices fox sowing. beacon, which will require attention but : P S N TO TH’ POOL HALL HAD . Unity. once a year, has been put into operation OF TH' CALF MUZZLE, © SEND SOMEBUDDY Down. off the peak of a tiny island of the PA - GOIN' TO A WAL, NAw YR b b . offer. Hawaiian group. Thiss diminutive bit 3 N [(MAseueERADE or { o |\ OVER FER cHAawIN . Abstain. of land is known as Lehua, but as the R iR NOT XAcTL TERBACKER — . Attempts. rock 45 720 feet above the sea level, the SOMETHIN' £ == . Oozes. light will be seen for a distance of 20 S \' . Sins. miles, Ordinarily it is not practical to : X =N have a light house at this height for : - ; ] its ray is likely to be obscured by low | hanging clouds, but this location is an exception as there are rarely clouds | that would be likely to interfere with the mission of the light. The new light is supplied with acetylene gas, with a reserve supply which will keep the light in_operation without attention for a period of a year, el One in a Sweep Bid From Denmark. Hundred Letters advertising a purported Dan- ; ish colonial lottery are being mailed to | other European countries from Copen- hagen, Denmark. The letters ask, “Do | | you want $200,0002” and surmise that | | “perhaps you are Fortuns's Fondling,” .50, or half end quarter tickets for proporiionate rates. Some | countries are barring the letters from