Evening Star Newspaper, August 23, 1931, Page 85

WME SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, AUGUST 23, '19% P {sToRies 'sp,on%;s". 3N %éEOYganJ —ones U S8l GIRLS PAGE PUZZLES Champions of Camp Carefree RIDDLES i The Story of a Glorious Summer Outing ' AR ;m‘ol Here's a sugar bowl for you. Dip deep your friends and see if they're clever enough into it! . to get the right answers? They'll cerfainly THE SUGAR BOWL, \ = have to have their wits about them if they expect to rate 100 per cent. 1. Why foolish to educate the Indians? that which has nor nail and yet has four fingers and & ANSWERS. 1. Because they are naturally well red. 2. Be- eause it grows down. 3. White kids. 4 A nail in a shoe. 5. A glove. Flowers Dipped in IVax. “The sspphire blue waters of the Mediter- ranean Sea sparkled and glistened in the sun- light. White yachts and brown-sailed fishing ts rocked up and down at their anchors in the picturesque harbor of Nice, famous resort of the gouth of France. It was market £ Shorty gazed down in dismay at his soaking socks. ‘ i BY W. BOYCE MORGAN. 88;38333’8 i 1 2. 4 [ 3 8. 9. 11 i g L | ah i'!i;'!lfigb} $Eue !_i][l ‘g f;ggeh,‘,s;ggsf‘ : LT Honey is one of the sweetest of all sub- stances, 50 we have chosen word chains con- nected with honey. Go from one word o the other in the number of steps specified, changing only one letter at a time and always !onmn(: real wgdfirn L 1 9 Three 0f(1 Kifld Change ' FILL to COME in six moves. c 3 A A man and his wife were re — % Europe. The man died on the boat and & : collection was taken to help the widow. When WHAT ARE- THESE. SWEET SUBSTANCES A Good Driver “Daughter, you say Harry is & good driver? 2. The dimmond is 8, two, theft, sweelon, BEES—beds—bids—bide—hide— FILL — file — tile — time — PRI il