Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1931, Page 29

“AFTER GEORGE AND I ARE TO COME AND GO AS HE PLEASES. T’ LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. MARRIED, I WANT HIM TO FEEL 'LL GO ALONG, OF COURSE.” | Letter-out and disperse. CLATTERS | Letter-out and it's some weight. DISARM | | MARTENS | I Letter-out and it's in the rear, Letter-out and you ean wet pea- nuts that way. BLASTED | Jetter-out and_ choirs have done SNATCHED | Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called for in the last column. Print the letter in center column word you have removed it from. If you have “lettered-out” correctly tree sometimes have to amputate them, Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. PRESENT | P I m:-::m and that's the way he B |1 [Cl |E| (Copyrisht, 1931.) l Dafly Cross-Word Puzzle | " | Letter-out and & crooked gam- r did it CHEATED Letter-out and it's the handle of » cutter. HAFT DETACHER FAITH Letter-out and it's a fiveateher. SPIDER Letter-out and the barber does it. CLIPS CRISPED SPLICE . Fleshy part of the leg. | Books printed before the year 1500. . Seed covering. . Quarries, Reincarnation of Vishnu. Weed Pilasters. Haughty disdain. lody. Feminine suffix South_American alligator. Ivory black. Whirl around. Antiquity. . The chief deity of Panopolis. Cowards. GREComanuawmnm bankrupt. with little or no responsi- ¥ Peru, . A plant of the genus Linum. King of Britain. _— can badger. der. sten. Small ball of medicine. Mirth. . A marine animal. T SHRNR N e®=3 Tegalog. cavity, hoot vowel military aviator. www = 2. Fish sauce. tory. easure of distance. Moderate by mixture. 39. Norse goddess of the dead. . Conquered. . At home. Gambol: French. . Ancient eucharistic vessel. A 3pool. Mixture of metals. . Harrangue. Cloth made of flax. Believer in God. . Roll of cloth. . Always, . Native of Denmark. . Displeasure. 5 ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE. | 5 . Ages. . Anclent kingdom east of Babylonia. . French metric measure, . A month: abbr, Original Paper Maker. Man makes » great deal of paper and makes use of it, and it is doubt- | ful if he could get along without it, but he can take no credit for the in- | 1 ., WASHINGTON, D. C., WALK, EDDIE BOWERS |3 DIIpLAYING. FAR MORE INTEREST K HS youne son ! heppen to people == Tt's people who happen to things 1M So NERVOUS. | JUST NSTICED Yo HAVE No FIRE-ESCAPE. Do YoU MIND IF and’ | GO DOWNSTAIRS AND SLEEP NEARER. M I{{{R S. TRE GRouND 7 The Pestilence AN WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1 I aTTA Boy, Bio! 1 can Jee WHERE You'RE Going To SAve ME HMANY STepy! WHEN YOU €€T A LITTLE 7 OLDER DADDY WALL LeET You TAKE HIS SHoES OPf " | JUST REALIZED TRAT A MAN MIGHT EASILY BREAK THROUGH ONE oF TioSE GROUND-FLocR WINDOWS [/ITS SiMeLE- HAVE A LAWNERY)| [ GO To HER AND TeLL HER Unconscious Confession I 5 SHG TOLD ME SHe woulD RECOGNIZE ME BY THe WHITE CARNATION- AREM: _‘:25/_‘ SX A Flower A the Date DO You KNOW THIS COuRSE WELL, CADDIE ? 1 HAVE A TERRIBLE SULICE WRICH /1 3 KNOwW EVERY BLADE /) OF GRASS, ENERY TWiG /A AND EVERY -REE ON 7 WS Course LOSE BALLS AT NINE DOLLARS A DOZER LINDBOIG BRAVES " Fearless By SLUUNTLEY A Rugged Child "The nest of the wasp is a very ingenjous and a very durable piece of work, ’rhel paper that man makes ‘ manufactured on exactly the same m‘b\de MAYBE SHE'S 6ot A, S\STER % THERE IT IS — THERE'S 7] THAT IFE@NAL SLICE £ £ Capyight, 1991, By Pablic Ladger . - ; SR .‘)’,\\1'.), i HAVE YUH SEEN ANYTHIN OF TH' BABY [ JOE, You SURELY DONTMIND SLEEPING ON THE CouCK FoR JUST one NIGHT ! 15 IT VERY BAD OVER |/, 1 DON'T KNOW, MISTER, ) Thede wheee MY TVE BEEN CADOVING | DALL LANOED ? £ K n:gleE.A;gne,’M:_m S\ NEVER GEEN ovER ) % THERE S NoM L AT [ SAW HIDE ‘NCR HAIR OF HIM SINCE WE ROLLED LP TH' CARPET AT St S| A ¥ i S B LI T s R — T ] CITETL (N TTTIENIEI I RN LA IELEY TN R famascoserssivees i s LR T R, T AT TR TR TT YIS eI FESTR I MR R 904 0 b AT i e T e Freey v T T BT Moo ovsees: mrvmsmomeeeematymas st oo s e