Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1931, Page 52

" D-—8 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1931. : " I CERTAINLY AM (We] °wfou HAD ! FoSSIL MODEST MAIDENS i " a5 . ME UP FOR A wHoLe|| ALOYSIUS DAY JUST Becawse|[ R MT@INIS® I HAve THe (HK) HICCOUGHS, AND SoRrRy; SIR, B THe Jupee 13 LAID OP WITH A Severe casa OF HICCOLGHS AND can See Am HEARIN THE DOCTOR'S " REPORT, THE JUDEE PROMPTLY| RELEASED EDDIE [ DOWERS AND oL MESINIS, BOTH ARRWED HOoME HIGHLY INDIGNANT ! BOT THE HICCOUGHS ARE STILL WITH THem U railroad train And drew it on a window sill, So do you wonder, Rexder dear, That art and meanin it has nil? Y i ‘l \\ I )| €L P 45 Rt Bt “AH—AH—MY DEAH \;OUNG LADY, AH—COULD YOU SPARE ME A DIME FOR A CUP OF TEA? LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph BRONCO I Letter-out and Vallee is with us. ,,,,, N U'er-?‘ut l‘m; people buy ‘em to TUSSOCK R Letter-out and they make & GRAPNELS smooth job. Letter-out and you do it alone. LOGOS YIELDS 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 you have removed it from. ‘If you have “lettered-out” correctly it will spell on old-fashioned vehicle. ] Letter-out and a loafer does it. Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. - Letter-out and, they're stubborn IO l Letter-out and you have many. MULTI I U l Letter-out and it isn't so much. SCANTY ULTIMO TUSCANY " -out and 1f" you'rs busy ROUGHS |G | ¥aih gt s Letter-out and that's the way he gets the ball over:the Biate. | H I TOSSES \ (Copyrisht, 1981.) Daily Cross-Word Puzzle HOSTESS Down. Hilt of a dagger. ze in & . 2l a gathe: in. !ndiu.' = Loiters. . Head coverings. . Tear assunder. . bedstead. . Toward the sheltered side. . Tract of waste land. . Greek queen of the heavens. . Index finger. . English river. . Frame for stretching cloth. . Daubing. | Stringed instrument. . Barters for money. . Daydreams. . Those indifferent to pleasure or pain. . Short poem. . Breaks suddenly. . Twenty. Sod. . Cupidity. . Was cognizant of. . Performed. . Rescues. . Consumed. 3 . Closed the eyes by drawing a string through the lids. . Remembered. Swept by cold winds. . Scarce. . Poisonous alkaloid extracted from belladonna. . Riding academy. . Cronlo( a bird. FoomNanawns sory. . Metallic _element. 13. Sudden loud noise. Dreads. . Halts (obs.). . Pruits. . Rosters. . Evolve. . Having a backbone. Lance. 2 A island in the Mediterranean . Fastened by stitches. Part. ! g:m suddenl; . e g . Profound. i . Wife of Abraham. - Raised platforms. . Mercy. . Rested on the knees. . Culmination. . Shallow receptacle. . One of the Great Lakes. . Unbleached color. . Profit. . Trees. . Feminine name. i h. . Cut off as a syllable. . Neat. . Watched narrowly. . Place which another had. . Members of the Laos Tribe. ‘Wigmaker of London. by theatrical le of th Bt e Known ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE. world, Willle Gia ; B EANT VAL L) ly fake visit of an to one of the WHAT Do THEY Do WiTH OLD AUTo TIRES, JOE 7, Beautifying the Home. COACH, T OWE SO MANY GUYS DOUGH THAT T HAD TO COME P BACK T® COLLEGE TD ESCAPE T™Hem- 11 MY g7 y, BUD FISHER Vi By GENE BYRNES Who's Zoo! ¥ AW SHUCKS! 60 ON IN— IT AINT GONNA HURT — A\ CANTCHA SEE HES A PAINLESS DENTIST T Doc dowe 11! JuST ONE TREE WITHIN A QuaARTER BUT 1 Know WHAT WED HAVE DoNE WITH 'EM ONCE [ SURE 1 WANT HER BACK - Bu‘\' THEN'RE AWFUL DUMB, [GUESS — LEASTWISE THIS MRS, CUNNING KEEPS TELUN 'EM IF THEN TELL TH' COPS, THEN T owe JEFF, SR SIDNEY, Joe SPIVIS, JULIUS CLUTTS, GUS GEGVEM, MRS, MUTT AND OTHERS. THAT'S WHY T WANT To HIDE N THE HUDDLE ~ SPIKE , TAKE THESE CLUBS AND TUROW THEM IN THE RIVER, BURN 'EM UR CIVE THEM TO YourR— GRANDMOTHE R, ANYTHING, BuT DON'T EVER LET ME SEE THEM AGAIN / I'M ABSOLUTELY THROUGH PLAYING “THIS ASININE GAME WED HAVE GILDED ‘EM AND USED'EM — LET US HAVE A LITTLE TIME_ON. “TH\S, ANNIE = | WANT TO CHECK UP ON A FEW POINTS - DROP ™y TO'MORROW AND WELL BE PBLE TO STRAVGHTEN IT ALL OUT, \'M SURE-, THANKS, CAPTAIN- 1 NOW HOW o, HPANDLE \T- - T'LL JUST STICK MY HEAD 1N THERE AND GET THe GOSSIP-~ HEY, SPIKE. B i W e Mch:.ugg‘f' DONCHA KNOW THOSE ANIMALS WHAT HAVE THEIR TAILS COME OUT OF THEIR HMEADS ? L B —AS FRAMES FOR FAMILY PORTRAITS A, GEE=- \ SWouwp HAVE GONE 7o ' POLCE N TW F PLACE- sur 1 | SV FIGGERED | couL ‘%RE O MNMSELF, m‘ée PAY- fveee FIRST GAME OF THe season s VARSITY VERSUS CREDITORS - CADDIE, I_SIMPLY DETEST PLAYING GOLF ALONE THE ONEY AnmALs § know WHAT HAVE THEIR TAILS COME. OUT OF THEIR HEADS ARE SHORT STORY WRITERS ! TH' HECK WE'S PAINLESS | - HE VEWED JEST LIKE ANY OTHER N\ PENTIST WHEN 1 BIT