Evening Star Newspaper, August 7, 1931, Page 21

YES, MRS. JONES WAS TELLING ME OF A VERY WONDERFUL - coe——————— MAN HERE IN PARLS, PROFESSOR They say that youth's MENCODLE ! SHE PAID Hin 350 the care-free time FOR A PSYCHO- . | SPoSE “THEY LL BE ASKING FOR PENNIES [} Y s ! Flise el LITILE GIRS! MOTHERS SKINTS! WHY, “THATS YOUNG MRS. MERINGUE AND HER SISTER ! and Short Women Are Deceptive. [} ®HE ADVISED ME TO EAT NOTHING BUT SOUP AND THEN HE INVITED i\ ME OUT TO LUNCH!" LETTER-OUT % By Charles H. Joseph HILE, A FEW BLOCKS AWAY, "DADDY. WARBUCKS AND BILL GO INTO CONFERENCE « 7 | COULD SEND HER A LO MONEN - BUT | \MONDER. SNT_ BETTEROF! MAKE HER. 3 FE\.\EVE "M RESCIND ot Letter-out and find them at & anquet. NOT B\.&iv - I Letter-out and it's pretty lisht stuff. FOURTH DEBITS STALIN CAMPERS 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 have removed it from. If you have “lettered-out” correctly it will spell you ‘what the modern youth calls his sweetie. Answer to Yesterday’s LETTER-OUT. DISPORT | S PASTURED | A TABLES | B |L] [E| (Copyright, 1931.) | Daily Cross-Word Puzzle ' ol ol e | Letter-out and he waits. Letter-out and it ceparts from a straight Line. Letter-out and the little boy gets them after a picnic. == OPE - BUT T'mM THE HOLLERER FOR. HELP = Co g, W3 The O X DRY UP. You OUGHT 70 BE ASHAMED- LETTING THIS LITTLE Guvy HO#D Letter-out and it has three legs. ‘TRIPOD Letter-out and it's a quick move. H SPURTED 2 M}:d Letter-out and find it in school. 3 J‘Ff T'LL Rescue You- AND THEN WE'LL HOCK THE MEDAL- AvD EAT - N\ SLATE Letter-out and it's a meal PURPLES i 4 Tetter-out and If it weren't for these’ womer, weulan't' have furs. | 5 TRAPS PASTER RIGHT LEG /| BECAUSE WE'S WEARING Tuose |, LONG PANTS = HE SLICED OVER IN THE ROUGH BUT HE'S NOT o ol SERNET 52 - 65, Ji 1. Porcible separation of bones with- out, fracture. es. AN’ IF HE SAaID YES INSTEAD OF 'L SETCHA! I ASKED I NEARLY OWNED A . Discernment. . To plead for another. . Cabals. . Measure of oloth. Classify. . Ingenuity. . Nodule of earth. . By. ned. imney ( . Chi Scotch) 30. Tmzme deity. ys. ench article. Fro 3 34. South American quadrupeds that hang, back down, fro inches. 38. Mischievous child. m bra; 9. L X l’llt.eI of armor protecting front of t . . Deliberate together. 3. Mother of mankind. 44. Edible gral . Eaten. 48. Linguistic Gold Coast Negro stock. _ ‘As has been stated. . Out of date. 3 . Indian_fighter slain in Battle of Little Big Horn. . Garden implement. 1002. . Any perfect or rare object. ANSWER TO YESTERDAY’'S PUZZLE. 3. Airp) (collog.). . Alloys used in the making of knives. Down. . Legislative Assemblies. . Entrance. . Tamarisk tree of Asia. 3 mflx signifying “apart.” . Measures of area. . Brilliantly colored fish of the Med- iterranean. . Feminine name. . Legislative member, . Low, two-seated alitomobiles capa- ble of great velocity. 1. Railroad above ground level (abbr.). . Christmas carol. . Arrange by special mention. Comput ; shell thrown by hand. r anti-prohibitionists. . To toss slowly and heavily. A tus for detecting electric cur~ mosquitoes. klace with a pendant. denoting “abundance~of.” . Gloomy. 2. Rustic. . Bed canoples. To rebind with narrow band of linen. . Persian money of account. 55. Star in constellation of Orion. . Metal tag on lace or braid. 58. A city in New Hampshire. 9. Issues. . Roll of parchment (obs.). 67. Steep in water. 0. Suffice. . Chinese measure. Foot Ball Wins Cyprus. TFoot ball has captured Cyprus by storm. Teams are being organized n 7S] | nearly every community, Nicosia has & posed of league com; s WK‘ By GANE BYRNES A Tightwad. M BETTER ONE AWAITIN' FER NIGH ON T TWO HOURS MISTER MSEWAN IF HE'D GMME T'D BE ROLLIN’ AROUN IN MY OWN EIGHTEEN CYLINDER. car,ToDAY !