Evening Star Newspaper, September 4, 1931, Page 37

NG STAR, WASHINGTO! D. C, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1931. AGAIN T THANK You FOR Your. wriTTeN WELL! I AINT SO DUMB ! IF FERDY FLATHEEL \aLl owiy LISTEW To M€, Il PuT TH* SHOKED HERRING BUSINESS IN A CLASS wviTH THE HOVIE INDUSTRy ? STOP WORRYING RIGHT Now,/ W MR FLATHEEL ! waAIT'LL You READ THIS INDORSEMENT !!! ,’ OH BABY!! IF TH SMokep! | HERRING INDUSTRY po,,';;? ! TAKE A BIE JUNP TLL EAT My HaT! THE CHEERFUL CHERUB .Booké kwehbroug‘kt 3 | vs from tl 2st 1 Clear pictur:spof' % the different nges. thl'\\t ;F::ic.ture will Tfih ture t | » Fr-or: ou: ::le.tS:!. Poe ° Is the Depression Over? © 1901, 57 Toe Amsctatod Newspapers | WELL FILL'EM UP AGAIN. | JusT Finished Cleaning Out Your Bureau! WELL, TRAT'S THAT. WASTE-BASKETS ALL EMPTIED WHATS ALL THIS? | JusT TAH-DUM —TAH -DEE EMPTED THE WASTE -BASKETS DANC-ING IN TH’ DARK TAA-TAH- TAH - DEE ters up the House Like House- cleaning. o4 - o r—— “BUT, DAD, IF YOU CUT MY ALLOWANCE ANY MORE I'LL OWE YOU MONEY! LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. HERE'S SOME _ S O MEDICINE , ANNIE- WNOW WHO THAT DOC. for in the last column. you have removed it from. what you hear in every court room. Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. EDISON SOAPED MASTERED ARCHES FINDERS Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called Print the omitted letter in center column opposite word If you have “lettered-out” correctly it will spell ESTHER REPASSES WISHER . Petty demon. . Obliquely. . Auto. . Bleak, rocky hill. . Pungent gaseous compound. . A form cf water. . Artificial language. " Local idiom. . Turn to the right. . Small space. . A herald's sleeveless cloak. . Component. . Outlying districts. 5. American black snakes. . Resembling a certain clay. . Mining refuse. . Dike. . Great. . Implement. 3. Adduced. . Greek province, . Blunder. . Having a fence. . Language of ancient Rome. . Oppcsite in action. . Sober, . Pastcral. . Arranged in layers. . Dormant. . A Spanish miss, . Pronoun. . Leader. . Townsman. . Large quantity. . Succors. . Farewell! . Useless fragment. . Cardinal numeral. . Headed. Letter-out and every bed should R have one. Letter-out and a tailor's goose does it DEAL M ESTATE NTAS] TARTILIE] Letter-out and even an inventor has to do it to live. Letter-out and they make bad gangsters. Letter-out and it's messy. Letter-out and it's & fright. Letter-out and you need lLim when n trouble. SHEET PRESSES Letter-out and don't get that kind of & wite SHREW Letter-out and you feel more comfortable. EASED Letter-out and it's a tool for bending. % 1BUIER 1931) GRrAY Genius Recognized. YoU THINK T GeT MY Moua‘f?our of A Appealing - to His \\ : Better g il Nature. UL - ) 2 VGVYAT NN /\l‘/l("d\-l?lk(\\l“ pult - . * 1\‘ This Younger |~ Generation. > L oA SE s = 4 . To travel from place to place. . Chart showing comparative musical scales. . Patron. . French manufacturing town. . Deep blue pigment. Drcop. . Monad. . Imagined. . Esculent. . Tobacco product. . Sharp and harsh, . Division of an orchestra. Cling. . Scent. . Purchase. . Spared. . Measure. . Familiar garden shrub. . Relating to the study of plants. . Counterfeit. A . Caused to be. . Part of turtle next to upper shell. . Time cf greatest depression. . A carnivore allied to the weasel. . Acid fruit. . American writer. . Health of mind. . Deep male voice. . Theater employe. . Device for securing a line or rope. . Smallest in size or degree. . Ado. . Letter of the Greek alphabet. Airplane Noise Reduced. Making airplane travel more pleasant is the present alm of British air serv- ices. In the new air liners employed on the cross-Channel service, engine noise and vibrailon have been reduced until they are no worse than in an ex- press train. At the seme time a new iype of engine enables the crossing to be made at whichever height is best IR] | up to 7.000 feet. Very often th» winds | are more favorable at a h'gher altitude than thoy are lower down. Chained Library Reopened. One of England’s most famous li- | braries, the Chained Library at Here- ford Cithedral. has just been reopened |after a thorough restoration. It is a | relic of the days when books were more | expensive and libraries could mot af- ford to take chances with the honesty of their readers. So the 1500 books were securely chained to the shelves, 3'3:'“ has several other chained li- aries, thouxhxmuhr.vamfiu e SWIFTY HOGAN NEARLY DIED OF THE HICCOWGHS MOM ! THERE'S ONEY ONE ' CURE. FOR 1T Y’ HAFTA GET 4 FRIGHTENED ! GANE BYRNES Cured for Life. By S.LHUNTLEY Selection Invited. GWE HER ONE TEASPOON FuLL EVERY TWO WOURS- 'L\ "8E BACK IN THE MORNING - oLD 5 R ME DowN LIKE A* MONKEY DROPPING A COCOANUT ouT oF A TRee. (SnIFF) g DOESNT THAT W ko khow ENouah 77\ To KEEP QuIET WHEN I'M ? rouR LFFERENT DOCTORS AN’ THEY COULON’ TS0V eAT oLDS YOU FIASHED wrH A BEARD. o, AINT You 607 A HEART? Boo Heo Heo: ) 3 R .».MWM SIS e e I_SAW H\S P\C \ PERS THE OTHES\EDA\- GET Wi O Come HERE? 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