Evening Star Newspaper, August 18, 1931, Page 32

THE EVE THE CHEERFUL CHERUB As I look ‘back on all my crimes I cant regret them as [ should — I sympathize with ' C-—6 NING SIIINGTON, D. TUESDAY, AUC HoT Doe! DId T GeT SWELL ACCOMODATIONS GUP ON THE §.S. PALookA, SAILING TO-HORROW ? T Se&y I Dip V! Vj‘:Np AND Howr !!! YES BABY,"WE SAIL IN T MORNING; 1 Even Fxed AND BELIEVE ME, YOURE CROSSING EDDIE BOWERY THE ATLANTIC LiKE & DurHess, o AND LITTLE GAL ! CABIN DE LuYe On Deck A. || BaMBING LP PRIVATE BATH AnD RITZY! Bi& CABIN WITH THREE PORTHOLES ! IT ISNT SO BAD BEING 3OCIAL SECReTARY TO MR. \/AND HOW ABoLT THE FLATHEELS ? WHAT KIND oF A CABIN DID You GE€T DaweoniT! 1 ForeOT AL apouT I *I NEVER GO IN THE WATER. G MAKES ME DIZZY." . SWIMMIN “OH., I THOUGHT THAT WAS JUST NATURAL." LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. BACKERS | FILCHES | | SOAPED | | EUROPA | | PLUMMET Remove one letter from Letter-out and the lucky fellows wet them. Letter-out and they're the leaders. Letter-out and dig. Letter-out and it's music. Letter-out'and the fighter does it. to spell the word called . each word and rearrange 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's a wallop. Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. PUMPERS | M| | [NJ | Tl ONION BUNTED SHIFTED INTERNS (Copsright. Letter-out and when we're on them, we're brol ke Letter-out and it's a good time to stop workine. Nt Letter-out and the girl’'s out. DEBUT Letter-out and take home the catch. FISHED Letter-out and get him when the Toof leaks 1931) Daily Cross-Word Puzzle aadd AAaad daad SRR 75 5. A germ 10. Circular, flat plate. 14. Cooking chamber. 15. Tonicity. 16. Concept 17. To confer ownership of 18. Ascends. 19. Scheme 20. Boarded a train. 22. Nimble 23. Proth or spume. 24. Self 25. Hobby 28. Sainte (abbr.) 29. Impesed unfairly 33. Superior. 35. Celestially 87 Resist authority 39. A large cask 40. Smash 41. Steady winds near the Equator. 44. Asterisk 45. An ancient country. 46. Greek letter. 48. Abstract conception of being. 49. Citizen (abb.) 50. An alloy. $2. Character in “Oliver Twist."” 85 Extended cliffs . 69. Gamin 60. A claw. 61. Small bottle 62. Cover the inside of a room 63. Diminutive of Elizabeth 84. Herb used in soups 65. Anglo-Saxon slate. 66. African antelope. 67. Lease. Down. 1. Impel. An item. Grooved. An Ornamental shrub. It rm Agents skilled in arranging affairs of state Unoceupled Cauterize Tilt. . Roman bronze money . Periodic malarial fevers Mistake . The strong point Ward off To preclude A district of New York City. . A shallow vessel Granite or quartz porphyry. . Stainers. . Able to be condensed . Vandal. Town in Spain . Intellect. Discolored Equine quadruped Tropical American tree Flavor Surface of anything. Greek god of war. Profit. 5. Cloy. A causeway 57. Merit Thin bar of wood. Small mound . Rural Fairs Still Thrive The imputation that the country fair was a dying institution seems to be re- | |futed by some statements which were sources that one-third of the lation of this country attended the rural fair in 1928. In the Middle West these annual events are still very 3 They come each year at a time when the Summer work is over and give the farmer an | | | | | | jmb others more . Thanif’ Id aluweys just been good. R'TC""'_ Two Free Lunch Counters. By GANE DyRNES | Anything to | | Be Sociable. | By S.LHUNTLEY Pa Takes | No Chances. By | Pop Momano Allsa | Great Help! | | NEVER SAW SUCH A WORRIED LOOKING LoT OF STRAY CATS ¥ MY UIFE, WHATS GoiNg ©N T WEVE GOT €M, OL\VER— THEY'RE TRMING TO COVER-~OUR STOCK WAS DOUBLED TEN TMES SINCE THE MARKET DPENED AND WE CAW DRIE \T LP TO [ANNM PRICE- WERE WORTH R\\;\.\ONS‘. MWLIDNS!? (s ’Y\l}n Lo S\éN‘T PAY HIM WHY, MRS. WHooPLE THROWS OUT MEAT To THE CATS AND MISS WiLlowy IS ALwAYS FEEDING THE SPARRoWS THRT'S ONLY CHICKEN FEED N THIS GAME - Wa\T TILL WE GET A BILLION BEFORE CROWING TOO LOUD = A MILLION A\SN'YT $O MUCH - LOOEY SAYS You AN PAD ™ LAST SIx INSTALLMENTS - DOCTOR, YOUVE BEEN /Al /// 1~THE ROGGH QuiTeE A «k/’ BiT BUT IT'S NoOT U'VE NOTICED HOW MPACT IT (S, RAVENLT: You STREET ' HE HAS cCoIiLs ONC THE = LERS GO OUT an-’ PLAY WATH | BIG FIST OFF'Nl THEY, AR A\ COUNTER FERDINAND FLATHEEL] WELL,THE CATS DoNT KNow | WHETHER To WAIT For MRS. WHOOPLES MEAT — WELL, MEBNBE A MILLION \SN'T SO MUCH, BUT IT'S JUTT NINE HUNDRED AND NINETY THOUSAND BuckS ngREN \ ?rVER HHAD ® EFORE = \T MY NOT BE [ MUCH 1O YOU, OLIWER,, BUT \T'S ENQUGH TO MAKE ME SORTA GOOFY JUST THINKIN' ABOUT \T- JEFF,(AREM)- DO You KANOW THAT ANTIQUE GOES BACK T Loule T™"e FIFTeeNTH - LAY For. RDS AT MISS WiLlowys | & ALL MY STUEF T0. HA HA- [} PACT. IT'S 50 COMPACT I'VE PLAYED' MOST OF MY SHOTS WITK TwWo-THIRDS OF MY INSTEP IN THE ROUGH, MY HEEL /N A TRAP AND ONE TOE ON A FAIRWAY. IF 1 WAS A TiGAT-ROPE WALKER. 1 MIGAT BE AGLE. TR To_STAY ON YourR FAIRWAYS 7 ///////////// s YES, I'VE NOTICED THAT IT (S YOU KNOW VERY WELL I DON'T LIKE BIG FIST RILEY AND 1 DON'T WANT You TO pLAY WITH HiM ¢ sav! whaT's T 816 IDEAT_DON'T WUH KNOW THET DOG'S BARK 1S WORSE'N A s BITE T 8 THEN CaN 1 GO OUT AN FIGHT WATH M2