Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1931, Page 35

e L “OATCH ANY PISH?" “SURE, BUT 1 THREW BACK ALL THE BIG ONES AND KEPT ONLY THE LITTLE ONES. I'M ON A DIET, YOU KNOW." LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. WERGILD | COWERS | SACRUM | DANDER | CRUSTED | Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called Print the letter in center column opposite word you have removed it from. If you have “lettered-out” correctly it will spell + for in the last column. & hurt. Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. UNCOVERS §C WRITHE | R UNLACE BLOOMED |M BLOUSED [Al Letter-out and take a pleasant air trip, Letter-out and find them on boats. Letter-out and he who eats that 1 2 o 3 4 way gets in I Letter-out and let him figure it Lotterout and use them for vinegar. 5 Latter-out and an inexperienced sDeaker feels that e NERVOU! Letter-out and it's' the absence of color. WHITE Letter-out and he's usually a UNCLE Letter-out and it's money. bribery BOODLE NOU!E'IS KIND OF CHILLY GUESS ILL START A FIRE IN THE FURNACE He's Always Going to Have Fixed. N MIXUP THAT | CANT FIGGER. OUT- FRINSTANCE, WHERE DOES MR- CUNNING, TR’ Taxy DRIVER, FIT IN TH' PICTURE ? SOMETHIN' TELLS ME \F | KEEP A SHARP ENE ON TH' CUNNINGS FOR A SPELL MEN FIND OUT A LOT- AW~ THERE THEN BOTH GO Awnd W TR TAX| - ¥ You 60-HOT ok Colb~ ONE DAY YOU - RUINED - OLR BUSINESS Mo 4 s 1 2 friendly relative, 3 4 5 I S l Letter-out and it's twice as much, DOUBLE (Coprright, 1931.) 1. age of ancient Media. : Borders . Fiber plant. . Sojourned. 5. East Indian shrub. . Corn lily. . Sorrow: poet. | Nothing more than. K over. Want of refinement . Hard drawn Are not: cantr. Forward. 26, A pill: pharm. 0. Animates. Biblical name. French Winter resort. Lift, Those skilled in the laws. 1ssue. Feebleminded. Load Separate entry Hindered Blacksnakes. Roman highway. Of il repute 3. Halt 5. Commentators Out of harmony. Collective stake. Emulate. Polynesian chestaut 5. To issue. Mature insect. 7. Norse masculine name. Ultra-radicals. Burn incense. ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE. . Gift of charity. . Image of a divinity. . Pertaining to grain. . Style of type. . The same. . Grape refuse, . Slumbers. . Theatrical. . Exile. . Cat's cry. . Gasp. . Concede. . Hebrew dry measure. . Lying near onme of the poles. . Genuine. Onesided. . Indigence. 32. Ethereal salt. 3. Stalks. . Insulate. . Withered. . Desert. . Glandular. . Dealer in cloths. . King of the Visigoths. . Leaps, in_fencing. . Poem by Byron. . Son of Telamon. . Greek province, 7. Period. . Masculine name. . Tatters. 60. Wild plum. — Pint Was Once a “Paint.” It is only of comparatively recent | times that a foot or a yard or & quart or some other measure has become standard. People of today think of them only in constant torms, yet it tuday™ some ¢ ppointed by Td” comes from an old_wor Ing a rod or a stick. The “pound” meant originally a pendant. These may first have been carried around the king's The “gal- BY BUD Fisuer To Whom It May WOULD You BELIEVE 1T 2 WE'S GoT A By HOWARD | FREEMAN NATCHEL MISTREE TODAY WAS THE WOIBST THING [ EVER STRUCK. UP AGAINST IN MY WHOLE The Boy Wonder. D. C., WEDNESDAY THE IDEA OF SAILING HiM FOR HICCOUSHING 1 SUPPOSE THEY BREW' You EXPLAN TO THEM, €D0IE ~ THIS 'S MY CHANCE - THERE ~ “THAT MUST BE TR DOOR o THE\R. FLRT= MOST L\ LOCKED - AND -}‘HE\' g $ oV WRECKED THE MACHINERY- SPOILED THE GOOD WILL~ AND GUMMED WHAT A MISFORTUNE ' 1S THAT You HAVE A WOODEN LEG. Witk Two GoOD LEGS YouD BE HE GOLF CRAMPION Compaght 1931 0y Paste Lotger 1 BETCHA I GOT A COMPLETE FAILURE! 1 TAKE NOTE THAR'S SHOR A SMEAR OF FELLERS N THE JAIL NOVEMBER 'S LOCKED- BUT WHAT'S TH\S DOOR? |/ JUST A CLOSET BROOMS AN BUCK! il AN OLD RUBBISH- [l wart A secon® - ON Tt STHER SuoE o ™ c:t.o&*r".ve ML IF T DON'T SEE You FOR _A HUNDRED YEARS IT WiLL BE Too SuDDen: YOU'RE AWFUL- I Ui WOODEN LEG HAS IMPROVED MY GAME SO MUCH I WOULDA'T BE WITHOUT ONE APPLE PIE WITH WHIPPED CREAM on For. MEY 1Ll TELL YOU HOW 1 SUPPOSE 'S \OVE OF DRINK THAT | KNoW. YoU FORGGT ABouT THAT LOW BEAM AND You SToeD UP SUDDENLY AND- 7 —AND BUMPED YouR HEAD, You Do IT EVERY YEAR ABoUT THIS TIME | GET A LoT OF SYMPATHY IN Tiis House ! GEE - I'7'S ANOTHER POOR. RIGHT INTO THE\R FLAT-BUT \TS NOT USED - THERES A BUREAL OR SOMETHIN AGANST IT- BUT \ CAN o SEE “THROUGH “TH\S | CRACK AND HERR. SWELL - WHAT A LUCKY BREAK TS yS - [T HEY- How ABoLT A i LETTER, OF p ON WITH A WOODEN LEG You DON'T DARE PRESS 0R OVER- SWING BECAUSE IF YOU DO You'tL LOSE YouR BALANCE AND FALL DOWN \F A QUADRUPED 15 A ‘NELRINT i ROSY CHEEKS s COILY HAIR THEN & GOT A THEY WAS JEST A-TELLIN' ME THEY CAN'T GET SO