Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1931, Page 33

ST | 1N BRIDE—“WHY THE BASKET, CHARLES' “IT ISN'T LIKELY, BUT SOMEBODY MIGHT THROW SOME OLD SHOES.” LYK | \,\ R o.’)’ 5, OQQ.. o LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. NEWELL SARDINE GOURD TENSOR TERRACES Remove one letter from each word for in the last column. Print the letter in center you have removed it trom. ‘what President Hoo: Letter-out and it's the first name of one of the greatest English actresses. Letter-out and you'll find them at every banquet. | Letter-out and he's sullen. Letter-out and spirited horses do it. | Lettpr-out and trace again. and rearrange to spell the word called opposite word you If you have “lettered-out” correctly it will spell ver wanted to keep up. Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. IS [H] CHARGES TACTHE || ENLIST CREAMY Letter-out and avold such conse- Quences. DIRE GRACES Letter-out and you will find them on ranges. 3 CATTLE N Letter-out and they are used in | +*Chinese ame 4 . TiLES [Al Letter-out and temper justice with it MERCY (Cepyright, 1931.) | Daily Cross-Word‘ Puzzle i 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 9. 8. 9. 0. 1. . To cavil. . More reoent. . To cultivate. . An African medicinal plant. . Solitary. . To mitigate. . Legislators. . More concise. . To go before. . Part of the leg. . Poetic name of India. . Sureties responsible for another’s default. . Stigma. . Masts. 34. To strive for superiority. 5. To crave, or yearn. . Plants of a region, collectively. . Mark with the day of the month. . A cereal. . A set of rooms used together. . Baser. . Three-pronged spears. . The cry of a sheep. 4. Sheep. 5. A kind of cotton cloth. . A common sea duck of the U. S. . Able to read and write. . The presiding officer of a town| meeting. . Wooden shoe. 6. Pleces out from a scanty store. . Vociferous. $8. To look joyous. . A point of the compass. 60. Places. . A flower. ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE. An embrace. More robust. Entirely. A superabundance. Piles of stones erected as landmarks. An exclamation of sorrow. 2. Sound of surf on the shore. [eyoToroTTry Lk . Scanty. . Discolored places. | Elliptical. 28. Ceremony. . Prophet. . A stain, as of ink. 31. Bellow. . Prefix meaning agalnst. 33. Long cuts. . Burial services. . Mechanical drawings. . A seamstress. . Genus of butterfiies. ate. 43. A morsel. . Encircles. 46. . Mexican corn meal gruel. . Rhythm cadence. . The smallest of the merganser lucks. . A fuel. . Poems. - A clumsy, awkward fellow. . Part of the foot. Missionary Now Air Pilot. Rev. A. K. Langford-Smith, mission- ary among the aborigines in the wilds of Australia, has just been granted his aviator's license at Sydney and shortly his work. At present he is exploring his ditrict in Arheim Land for suitable landing ficlds. His parish covers many hundreds of square miles and the near- est hcspital is 250 miles away, so Letter-out and the President does that to every occasion. 2 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY. ALOYSIUS P MEGINIS, WHERE DO YoU THINK N HES wAITING -i ON TH' CORNER DONT. You Honey ne! TAKE OFF THAT HAT A coaT — Youre NOVEMBER THIRTY MINUTES LATE ? AND LOOK CAMPING RIGHT Clarice Does Some J Necking. TS A SKETCH oF A SUT | WANT MY TAILOR TO MAKE ME AH, A LITTLE I\DEA oF MINE! IT'S FROM THAT HORRID MAN - HE SANS TO SEE QUR CHILD AGAN WE MUST PAN HWM 825 oo0% oN FR\W}P. OR ELSg~-- - OH, WHAT DOES HE MEAN A BN, “OR E\.SE'? [BUT YOU'RE QUITE [/ 1T's QUITE oUT OF LISTEN: NO PAINTER EUER SAW THe RAGE AS THE [ THE QuesTION, JEFF.] DAN-YET Look AT THe PORTRAIT PAINTER || You HAVE A0 PHOTO| HUNDREDS oF PAINTINGS OF SOCIETY, THAT'S| oF YoUuR FATHER-| THeRe ARG OF DAN IN WHY T WANT YOUJ') AND T neveR | THe LIONS' Deny. THAT SAW HiM. KILLS YOUR ARGUMENT ! I'M SORRY- I | wHen wiLL You HAVE i | FATHER'S PORTRAT READY FoR Mme? F| \S SATUR! H (T's 60NNA BE (umoAN- s Fine TO HAVE 2 ALL-AND BY Bl MutT- ™HE PAINTER OF SocieTy’ o BY 5 |BuD Fisuer 37 GOODNESS 1T W; ‘:‘2"’” SEEMS AS Thouc /'/'2 A WE DO NOT;‘A‘INOGU & ///”" 2 BUT CLIMB FENCES \\\' i SRR S N NN By GENE BYRNES Proof. By 6.LuuNTLEY will receive an airplane to be used in| Just the Ide WHY, Youb BE CRAZY To WEAR SUCH A THING ! CRAZY? ILLSETA | STYLE, YoUR AUNT ELLA (ST| THE ONLY FASHION EXPERT OW, MRS. CUNNING - COULONT MY GOODNESS, N | FATHGR, How [ You HAVE CHANGED! N7 You STARTED AT lf/ WALUM , WE FINALLY ALLOWED "IT WASNT NO .| CHEAPER. FER A MAN TO BE MARRIED .. ITVEST 1lans to carry the sick to the hospital by plane. It takes three days to make the journey by automobile in dry weather, but for half the year the rainy i season makes this impossible. RO B One of the automoblles shown at ml Paris show this year was & “steamer® ® ' ¢ | of the Thine. | 3 “‘Q-.) = ; fl-,alllllllcl;hm%w 2 A