Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1931, Page 23

WASHINGTON, D. €. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, AND NOW YOU HAVE THEM ! ALOYSIOS P :.,:’("‘C) MEGING, T WANT Ao Yoo To s€€ A (HIC - Hic) DocToR AT ONCE ' THE EVENING STAR. | [Tve one consoletion | |[When 21l hope 1s ! wreecked — I do so enjoy 2 Drarmatic -}r‘ut. A Case for the Judge. You CHAVGED THOSE PARINGS | 1 SAW Youl (=g WELL, DONT We WANT To GET THE OLD GIRL MARRIED P Now, AURT ELLA, THiRoW AN APPLE PARING OVER YOUR SHOULDER “To MAKE THE INITIAL OF Your FUTURE HUSBAND My worp, s W ! MY INITIAL, BY Jove! ToNIGHT 1S HALLOWEEN. WOULDNT (T'BE FUN To PLAY SOME GAMES ' 4 | oH Lers! :AND_ WHAT ARE You ABouT ¥ OR—JUST PARING A BIG APPLE T Halloween Gives Joe a Bright Idea. “WHEN HE PROPOSED DID YOU TELL HIM YOU COULDN'T COOK | OR SEW “YES, AND HE MADE ME PROMISE NOT TO TRY!" LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. | DONT GET IT AT ;\é\';we W THESE TERRACE FOU SWELL HOME AND THEN MUST BE PAT'S REAL FOLKS AW RIGHT- BUT HOW D\D THEN LET HER GET AWAN 2 AND THIS MRS. CUNNING \S THEIR MAD - CUNNING WAS JUST TRYING To GET PAT BACK FOR HER REAL FOLKS = BUT, GEE WHIZ' . THAT WON'T CHECK~ \F SHE WAS ON THE LEVEL, ALL SHE HAD T PO | WAS BRING Tw' TERRACES gaouuv % €N ceouw HAVES PRY'S FOLKS - uwn—m- MANBE MRS. CUNNING SAY THEN BITTERN LOAT'S PAPAR AND MAMA and they must be ¥ situation. Letter-out and danceis some- times use gold ones. I WASHER | | | BLANKETS 1 2 3 CRAFTS 4 5 SEVERED 1 t it and the course was han Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called for in the last column. Print the letter in center column opposite word you have removed it from. If you have “lettered-out” correctly you'll find 'em on fishhooks. 2 i 7 e 1T's A FOREST FIRE. 7 THAT'S THE FIRST TIME T /| THERES A ROOSTER CHASING E Al FOR ALL T KAOW T MAY EUER SAW A COw CHASING i A TiGER. THIS IS A B DIZZY NEIGHBORHeoD™ Answer to Yes(evrrd:\"-.\ LETTER-OUT. ; BRIBES . 4 BOOMGR CAN ResT. WHAT ARE THoSE GUYS RUNNING ABoLT? GIBBERS CENSOR Letter-out and they ave little boys' ice cream delight CONES Letter-out and it's bliss for the FLEEPS BERING | N| iy T Letter-out and it's a hard rain. POURS PLEASES STUPOR (Copyright, 1931 Daily Cross-Word Puzzle WHAT DO You MEAN, "ONE A MANZ-0LD Raciey can T/ I'LL RUIN KIS GAME RIGAT TS PAIR, Doc, THEY'RE Too G000 For us WE CANT BEATY WE'LL AAVE Gur ONE MAN To RIM US ALONE. “TRE. TIGATWAD PLAYS HARDER| ForR FIFTY CENTS THAN “THE PROS DO For THE HERE ON THE FIRST TeE. LAST NIGAT -THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS VOTED To ASSESS EACKH MEMGER 4 ]50.00 AND WHEN I BREAK -THAT BAD NEWS 0 HIM HE'LL BE SO MAD HE WON'T GE AGLE To SEE IS BALL OPREN CHAMPIONSRHIR ~, 5 / arra soy! LeaDp { WITH YOUR MAKE T A DIME. FOR THE WINNER! - TP:!E RIGHT ooK ! - TERRIBLE! \F You STOP FIGHTING ILL GIVE. YOU EACH A NICKEL! sure boats: rare | as a prince to the 8y | GENe Byraes No Peace Prize. s A SURPQISE., 'Jeor weERE 1VE coOT A THIS HERE'S ™Y LI'L SECRET AN 1M JEST ermany, is suf- N fects of & thrashing| ¢ MUNTLEY by her ex-husband. with court order. man received official notice that he Was to pay alimony, to enter her house. | and to thrash her. He quickly com- | plied by putting into effect the second and thi rts of the order. Just an Added Statement.