Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1931, Page 35

| . MODEST MAIDENS | | (THE CHEERFUL CHERUD = | |Trees that grow in = L “D'YA KNOW WHAT I'M GONNA BE WHEN I LEAVE COLLEGE?” “YEAH, A FRESHMAN. LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph FLUSTER TOUSLE TENDRIL CONSPIRE SPENDERS Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called Print the letter in center column opposite word If you hive “lettered-out” correctly it will spell for in the last column. you have removed it from. & crook. Anewer @ Youisc TWIRLED ITSELF IE FLAUNTED TWINES | T |:S TUTORS NI Letter-out and hear a slight noise in the bushes. Letter-out and they are awkward fellows. Letter-out and it's good for a fire. Letter-out and they are royal tellows. l Letter-out and bad news does it. v's LETTER-OUT. | R WILTED Letter-out and a bird does it. I riis DEFAULT Letter-opt and it makes strength. I SINEW and it's ‘easy” fish. Letter-out l TROUT (Copyright, 1931.) Daily Cross-Word Puzzle . Bwindled. . Entertains lavishly. . Inimical . Feminine name. . Arms depot. | Acid of fermented wine . Angers. . Cut equally. . Priend, in Prench. . Astatic coin. . Baby vehicle, . Portico. . Stimulate. . Cries of birds. . Bristly. | South American republic. . Chosen few . Devices for reversing polarity. 2. Undersized individual Repair a set of optical glasses. . Swab up. Inquire A county of Northwest Texas. 7. 8and ridge Having a cap. Counselor. 2. Turned inside out. Enlargements of the thyroid gland. | | The amber fish . Collectively; all together. Down. Old-time vehicles. Bristling. Basic quality. Philippine sweetsop. A metal Complicated. Fragile ELELL I Venerate. Oust. ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE. | . Gentleman: ocollog. . A beverage. . Instrument for tying a blood vessel. . Captivates. . Arranged in a succession. . Wise. . Artificial sugar. . Involuntary muscular contractions. . The actor-singer who made “Be- delia” famous. . Animal's tracks. . West Indian insectivore. . Insurance. . Spanish blankets. . Pallaclous. . In England, a tinker or vagabond. . A Gael . Stupefles; makes dreamy. . Flatirons. . Slander. . Grayish green color. . Badger-like animal. . Old Roman patriot. . The devil’s tree of India. . Silkworm. . Ardor. JOLLY POLLY A Lesson in English. BY JOSEPH J. FRISCH. WHEN DAD MET ME H. M.—In strict usage a depot is a warehouse, store house or supply house, rather than a railroad passenger sta- “lon, but its use in the latter sense is common in the United States. Depot is pronounced dee-po, de; day-po. The first is the vrevumnlpgr: the nunciation in the United Sta second in England. o THE EVENING 1 windy place Twist their wind-tossed limbs with grace — When bagd fortune buffets me 1 too will t\l«ef‘i{;‘ racefully. ¢ ".'l'("“”'.; ol g By Pop MomanD Deep Transactions. WHAT (S THE USE OF ASKING You NGT To DROP CIGAR ASHES oNTRE CARPET! the Carpet Are No Longer Exclusively Masculine. SToP! STow \ Sax' LET ME OUT~= THERE'S TR KID= \'D KNOW HER. ANNWHERE - DONT LET HER GET AWASN = sToe W JEFE'S OKAY. WHEN HE FouND ouT THAT TS UNPATRIOTIC T 60 on A BUYING STRIKE - HE DUG UP THE RoLL He HAD BURIED IN THE BACK YARD AND SAID HE WAS GOMNA SPEAD (T AND Do HisS BIT T> BRING BACK PROSPERITY. gy COME,COME, CADDIE, WATCH S0 You'LL KNowW WHERE MYy BALL FREEMAN Spike’s an Experienced ‘ 22 Independent Ticket. ANl WAL. IF T AINT OL e PANHANDLE /“PANHANDLE . PERKINS! /1 AINT SEEN NUM 1IN A HECK OF A SPELL. STAR., WASHINGTON, MR OlAF OLseN, THE HeERRNG i KING oF Swepew, HAS JusT I DISENBARKED, HE \S Heae T NEGOTIATE A HIGHLY 1MPoRTANT | MATTER WITH THE FLATHeeL D. C., TUESDAY, So! you 1SS MR. MEGINIS DER | Vice presipewT ? SHAake ! AND WHATS MoRE, THEY DoNT Look LIKE CIGAR ASHES T© ME LenPIN LIZARDS! | | WSOy NOu \O\WT- KEEP NOUR ENE A BT HOWeveRr, \T witL LUMBER | [ sTimuLATE BUsINESS \F You SEPTEMBER 29, RN HURRY, 1931, PARDON ME VUN MINUTE, MR. M* GINIS WHILE I TELEPHONE ABOUT A MATTER OF IMPORTANCE — HELLO BABY' ISS DoT You? yes, THIS 1SS OLAF, 1 JUST GOT IN ON DER DOAT — VOT ARE You DOING THIS EVENING ? 73.~, ! N THESE, MY DEAR WATSON, ARE CIGARETTE ASHES, AND | NEVER SMOKE CIGARETTES " Bo You MEAN o INFER — GREAT CAESARS SUSPENDERS! WHO Wm DAME ¢ SHE POV GHT AT PAT- CMON, PAT=- WE HBVEWT A SECOND TO LOTE - YOU'RE MM GIRL AND NO-BODN'S GOIN' TO TAKE NOu AWAY FROM ME - S€D. SORPR SCOTTISH LAYoUT AND WEAR \T2? BUILD A i INUED ~° You'RE WATCHING, ARE You 7 WELL THE HOLE 15 ' ¢ 5) OVER THERE . 0 TOLABLE GO0OD-AN AN HOW THINGS S X Hows TUINES g WITH UM T “THE CANK AND BOUNCE BACK -To THE MIDDLE. OF “THE TRARP = AINT ENGRAGED NO LONGER DADGUMMED LUCKY THING - MY 6000 MAN, WHAT DO YOU FIND 1S THE