Evening Star Newspaper, August 10, 1931, Page 26

D “DAD SAYS PROHIBITION IS A GOOD THING BECAUSE IT CUT DOWN THE NUMBER OF AFTER-DINNER SPEECHES.” LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. GLANCES GLANDERS ‘ Letter-out and soap does it. Letter-out and it's | Tetter-out and avold them. | s G GIANTS Letter-out and a large waterfall does. it. Letter-out and they're little girls. RAZORS ko] ITCHES | Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called for in th £t column. Print the leiter in center column ite word it will you have removed it from. If you have “lettered-out” correctly spell y surfice. H O] U] [S] [E] (Copyrisht, 1931.) Letter-out and it's sold again. RESOLD Letter-out and sounded loudly. BLARED Lettgrout and he's the opposite SENDER and ne's a careful GLEANER Letter-jut and they're street urehins. GAMINS HOLDERS LABORED ENDURES Letter-out satherer. ENLARGES ENIGMAS Disembark To unfold gradually. Considers as an injury or affront. 2. Arabian chieftain. Across. 1. Reduced to ashes by heat 9. Remnants or Phds 43, Ennul. 45, Imitates. 47. Spread for drying. 48. Wrong, faulty. 52. Over and in contact with. 2 53. Raves. 2 3%, An ecstasy 3 56. The gold monetary unit of Bulgaria. | 24. Leveled g: g&re than that. 26. Yaw se 5o s 61. To be an essential part of. 29. A type of automobile {gi A continued and violent motse. 30. Small bed | e nce on the sl 31. A light robe for women: obs. | 65. Tallies by points. 33. One who marches in review. | 86. A passage in. = : 2 ‘|68 A vehicle for carrying the dead ANSWER TO SATURDAY'S PUZZLE. ) One Who forsakes a service Down. Old women To put from its place. . Struck out . To entangie. 5 Nearby. Patigued . Wizked An inferlor deity. . A narrow plece of lea Machines for ralsing Rent or tear. Eager. . A genzrator. Fiscal agents. 1. Funitive 2 Supplied food. . An officer in a royal household hav- ing charge of the line: . An awkward or vexatious . Long, full cloaks. . A human being. . To steal. 5. A color. Exa'ted rank. n. situation. 146 49. 50. 51 54 35. 57. 5. 62. 64, 7. & | . ' THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1931 ER - ER- MR FLAT FEEL, WHEN Do vou LEAVE FOR A 30CIAL SECRE TARY ' IS THAT ALL You WANT Y MY DEAR MR. FLAT WEEL, WORRY NO LONGER, 1 HAVE THE VERY MAN FOR You '' ALOYSIUS P NEGnS — AND WHAT A szcm'\flg' Say FOR. TH LovE o PETE' wHew 1S THIS @uy FLAT HEEL L&AV INSISTS THAaT 1 HAVE A SociAL SECRETARY, S0 1 MUST LOOK ASOUT HAS wNOT ~Mew TIonED ve I cant remake the world and so HERES MAMA, HoNEY! (CANT TRINK WHAT WE DID To FRIGKTEN HM. JoE JuST LET Hm HEAR WIS WATCH Tick OH, 1 Kuow! HE'S NEVER. NEARD ANYTING LOUDER THAN A WRIST WATCH BEFORE WELLO BABY| HEAR THE PRETHY Tick-Tock MRS. DANDER. I1SNT HE Sweer ? WHAT /N BLAZES Dib | Do Te ScARE Him 7 a Crusaae Against Unnécessary Noizes. HERE, ANN\E, AND S$EE WHET THIS BIRD. ) Q‘\ WL‘sN"tt—\ THINK il WES GOY Some Y KIND OF A HEY, MUTT, WHY WALK || 66T To,JEFF- |l o) A HoT DAY V#l You- WHY Don't Lke THIS /’} N v/ # v omer [ (114 k@‘ ' ity ! ‘ i'i.“h W e "{I%} j \SHENA \*\:(\!ffl THERES ABSOLUTELY" NO DIFFERENCE. IN THE FEEL. 120 et Em kuow | | Docror 00 vou | IM NOT THE Clud NOTICE MucH 1 ’ DIFFERENCE. | BULLSEYE #/ ||} gerueen Tue oo o AND THE NEW BALL . x \ s 1S TwiceE Witwn A | WEGE CARELESS GOLFERS WEEK ''VE DBEEN BEANED - _ ‘\Tmu_ HAVE MY HEAD KE A HEN'S NEST FREEMAN This Is T HAD A FUNNY AN® THE FUNNY AN’Y LOOKED « AR PREQFX‘D e IN. MY POCKET AN BHNE ST W:‘S THAT ‘S AWRIGHT ¢ LA > l Lv;iv :éisa Mgavr' V4 o b 11'»‘5:2;2 CYEO:AJTSHAEN b B0 I HAD CHANGE OF A / THREE YOU GAVE ME THE KEEP THE CHANGE ! HUNERD DOLLAR HUNERD OOLLAR 7 [ GANE DyRNES Thoroughly | Unselfish. By S.LUUNTLEY | Pa Draws His Own Conclusions. »