Evening Star Newspaper, August 14, 1931, Page 21

MODEST MAIDENS B T ST T SR Aewe v areATaASEIE AT AR “MY BOY FRIEND 1S SURE A CLIMBER.” “DOES HE MAKE LOTS OF MONEY?” “NO, HE'S A TREE SURGEON.” LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. Letter-out and she gets on your nerves. GRANGES | DAMPEN - | Letter-out and it's done to every child. INGOTS | I Letter-out and any wasp can do it. Letter-out and that's the kind of DIVORCEE I I wagon our forefathers used. I Letter-out and let's eat. PSALTER | 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 means decay. Answer to Yesterday’s LETTER-OUT. Letter-out and he uses his teeth. TRIBES | S ol Letter-out and up it oes. SIERRA | | | padinity l N ' Letter-out and it's an old saying. AGENDA sebste Letter-out and it was done by an artist, WARNED | E | &'t 20 0 WHALERS |Wl Letter-out and he uses & whip. D1 A W e LASHER (Copyright, 1031.) | Daily Cross-Word Puzzle Aecross. { 5. Tennysonian heroine. 1. Inferior, | 6. Honey badger. 7. Issued. 7. Daughter of Agamemnon. 15. Secrets, mysteries. 8. Unhappiness. 16. Typesetting machine. { 9. Positive terminal, 17. Avail | 10. Observe. 18. For the initiated only. 11. Took sustenance. 19. Pompous exhibition. 12. Inhabitants of an Austrian terri- 20. Yield. Ty. 21. A poetic form. 13. Affecting great numbers, 22, Ancient highway. | 14. Removing (departing). 23. Metric unit of capacity 124, Preezer. 2. Sledge. 25. Vessel 26. Brazilian aborigine. 27. One who makes or sell bread, etc. 28. Vociferate. 29. Experience 29. Text. 31. Steep. 30. Scope. 32. A matter (law) 32. Dried grape. 33. One who mixes the cards. 33. Chairman of the House 34. Comprehensive view 37. Deferential regard. |35. Adopter, as of a theory. 38. Thorp, 36. Wings 39. Mold. 7. Transported. 40. Unlock. 39. Admit. 41. Informal dance. |41, Gap. 42. Disburdened 43. Moderates 47. Golfer's warning cry. 44 Salt spring. 48. Plebald. 45. Odd number. 50. Bundie 46. Forsaken region 1. Brother monk. 48. Chatter 52. German title of nobility. 49, Propriefor. 53. Large aquatic mammais 52. Broad smile. 55. Afflict (harrow). 54. Own 57. Inborn. 56. Before 3. Retired from service with honor. i 59, Leveler 9 g 60. Infrequency Made First Dinner Dishes. TN w The potteries of Josiah Wedgewood. Down. which have been {n aperation for nearly 1. Pertaining to the Laplanders. two centuries, are ible for the 2. Printers’ errors. | irst dinner dishes as we know them to- 3 05 whohkum the ullin ’d:y His father had h;m I;:r y:.u 4. African hunting e: tion. engaged in the making of crude crock- P _WWEVW_ |ery and the son conceived the idea of 1 ‘A“lel'-l TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE. 8 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. FRIDAY, AUGUST MRS Joe Makes a Decision Worthy of Solomon. | GANE BYRNES | | | ME In | ll‘; a By ™ | SLUUNTLEY The Kibitzer. S0! 1 AM NOW SociaL SECRETARY TO FERDINAMD FLATHERL, THE SMoweDd HERRING KING, AMD wE WiLL Soon PULL ouT RR THE O- S A Toy' WHAT HOLY MACKEREL . DARwED I I DIONT FORGET TOo Asc THAT GUY FLATHEEL WHAT MY SALARY 1S GOoING AH, YES — WE DID EQ- HN- (6P WHEW ! TWo HUNDRED FORGET ™ MENTION Gup) ER- BuckS A weex'' SALARYy ' HOW wouD wELL — X DAWEONIT | Wiy DiDWT % 200 A weex sur SuPfesc TV 1 @o N TH SHoked You, MR NSGmas P Do - £a- B\ “eRRiINe Business i, Al i YEART Ago ? L2 | By Pop Momano Ah! Things Look Rosier. JOE, THE NEIGHBOoRHOOD CLUB WANTS US “THE Women FOLKS ARE To Do Tue ALL To TAKE OUR FENCES DowN AND GARDENING, AND WERE To WzAR. BEACH PYJAMAS. SEe! Tueees MRS. BALL Now ¥ .Oo-oo»o-o-r.' HERE'S SEVEN DOLLARS MORE TO_KEEP FOR M ’ e THAT | HANE 1N sapitns ’ | FEEL SORTA JTHE BANK Now? Ji¥Y ] PD\22H m I REFUSE TO ANSWER ON THE GROUNDS THAT E T WOULD TEND TO DEGRADE AND MUTT, WHY DIDNT YoU ANSWER I\F I HAD STOPPED | ‘YES o= NO \ | CHEATING AT CARDS I RESERVE DECISION BY ADVICE OF T WheN 1 LAY BRI | /] You'te know 74 Yoy wanos /| DET1ER THAN V) (oM You--- [ » SHE SAID 1 COVLD INVENT THINKS T 't HEARD HAVE A LOTTA HER TELUN® MORE EXCYSES FOR TALENT i N NOT PRACTICIN' ON THE FOR THAT ! POP | PIANO THAN ANYBODY QS § "w////fl g 4 31 Ny TRISUNE, ING i CUE NOR BALL WHY DONTCHA 2 - sav! woulo ‘SMATTER.. A TOL'ABLE \U““T. LEAN OVER A UL i NuH MIND SOME BLDDY : LOWER DOWN AN MORE AN’ MOVE YOR . KEEPIN' QUIET?, bl e Ay { LEFT HAND BACK SOME _ : Sic MORE. ENGUISH NUH ORTA SIGHT YOR & i On TH RISMT RIGHT EVE AN' SH0OT - - SIDE 2 A MITE MORE T 3 | LEFT \ . R 9 f s