Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1931, Page 43

THE EVENING “STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1931. YES, AL, My FRIEND PROFESSOR 1T SOUNDS GOooD ! WHAT 1 NEED 1S REALLY A GuaRd To &IT OH BABY ! THAT JoB SNOZZLE IS HEAD OF THE ART EDDIE COULD SIT INA [[IN THE EGYPTIAN GALLERY. THE HourS arell \/as JuST MADE FOR MUSEUM. HE'S LOOKING FOR A Man || CHAIR aLL DAY WITHA || FROM TEN To FOUR, AND THERE IS NO WORK EDDIE BowERS ! TO TAKE CHARGE OF THE E&yPTIAN 1LOoT OF E@YPTIAN ATTACHED TO IT! NOT MORE THAN A DozenN I\ ~e'LL Gran IT Quie ROOM. PERHAPS EDDIE BOWERS MUMMIES AROUND HIM geor-\_e lvgsvr 1:-4.-: igcuv.;u- 5 ml TNE. ! SNOOZE HIS DALY+ ITS A NIC = o= = o0 g SOP‘IZ CHAP WHO HAS NO VERY MAN Wit ‘ “LJON ILL GO SEE TH AMBITION - FOR You, i b This country is so beautiful PROPESSOR ! | Y | Pop MOMAND lou TAKE THSE DIRTY | WAS GoNGTo CHUCK Hey, vi' Come HERE — o)ll.D Sles-tr;FF MY TABLE “THESE OLD SHOES OUT, BUT~ | GOT SOMETHING : QUANT To SHow You Gift Season Approaches. ®OH, MR. SPIKE, WILL YOU TEACH ME YOUR NEW DANCE ROUTINE?" LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. 4 e g HELLO, chiiabeae 4 MBW GREEN: | WELL, AN l Trtter-out for nen_river . SANDY AND | BNT MOV Tade famous during (he war. ' JuST PROPPED IN GERMAN MARCEL Letter-out and it's the best of the lot. rain to stay. SAILOR Letter-out and it's the best place | for a t t Letter-out and bloodhounds fol- RIALTOS 1% Them. Letter-out and that's the way it se. THRUMS feels "when "Fou 18 Remove one letter from éach word and rearfange to spell the word called for i the last column. Print the letter in center column opposite word you Have removed it from. If you have “lettered-out” correctly it will spell What the world has suffered. Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. DDN'T UPSeT~ | £ & el IR W YOUR maToR Boam. No.1x_. L] T HAD o T, T WAS OVGR THE SIDE — ENTHUSIAST (F TRIP 1IN YOUR MOTOR BOAT- - BUT wHen A 2 ' T UNDER Letter-out and it's proportion. o YOU'RE ALL WETe WHAT BEEN ON THE WATER TRYING To 6€ TAILOR l L I RATIO \fl::thl?(:: HAPPENED? . A THe FooL THING T® FIx RANCID 1 2 T HABIT- You wnow - TIGER l E Latter-out and b takes that to 3 Al ans s ask can 4 5 C Letter-out and you draw off v i WELL, WELL, YOU'R I Vater that wa GRIT were oAz 8o - 7| susT HABIT! [ R Letter-out and it's a disser. INSEPARABLE | I I SPADE l K Letter-out and he throws. | TOSSER RASPED STOKERS (Copyright, 1931.) WHY ARE YOu DRIVING SO FAST OVER THIS TERRIBLE FREEMAN [ ; S o R G, Preparing the Victim. 4 3 ed shrine at Mecea. . Jupr::nese conveyance. e e % : > - SME MADE beverages, \ » : . ) . Byptian goddess. : Editie soote WS MY, POD poiot ety S THATS NUTHIN'Y THE SWELLES', 4. Troubled. " Increased. HAPPY A GOLF 2 YESTIDDY AFTERNOON ! COBEEER 15, Bour. @ . Consisting of small gralular eon- YESTERDAY! HE L YesTIDDY AmA NoS: e R Y S cretions. BouGHT MOM A g AN’ HE MADE A HO! . Selfish desire. Guides. ] Y'EVER TASTED . Amass. . Famous garden. w ONE: s e Having the attention attracted. AN’ GAVE ME A WAS HE ; valve. . To sift, - . Negative prefix. . Arm of the sea. Uniform. . A net. . Storehouse. . Estimated. Sharp mountain ridge. 5. Reduce by shaving off. Portuguese lady. . A factor. . A way through or over, . Point of time. . A cleft. To unlock. . Pertaining w the Roman goddess|29 A retreat. . Enunciate. . Medium. 34, Weeds. . River in 8. British E. Africa. i es. . Diminutive of Andrew. . Pronunciation. . Inferior. . Periods of time. . Measure of length. Plaited. b . A stroke or blow; med. ; . Beleaguerment. Hebrew kingdom, | Wading bird. 6. Wrathul, " A bow. " A Ty, . Whirled around as svater on air, . Rows. NUH FELLERS " Scope. 50. Sharpened. > 1 . Syro-Phoenician sun god. . Ancient word signifying father. BETTER e CAREFUL - It il t; . Defile between mountains. . A gratuity. ITWO-GUN DOAKS IN 0 SHUCKS‘ = N A PiNeH , . Legal wrong. . To fetter. LflJAR_HEJESTeOF ok 4 N E/ i . U * : Greelk muf. s Aoshemlilr e e IN TOWN AN HE'S J(WwHO'S AScAIRT 4 [THEY CALLS ME WILD CAT, » y TWO FELLERS'UD . Carry away, as property. . Sandy tract by the sea: 5 s e TAPIFFLE! .WHEN 1 GTS . Otherwise . Yielding, i Q = ;pfig . Man's nickname. PN e ° S . Obtuse. Poet’s Ashes Must Wait Year. M ¢ > 5 ,z i ' ! Because of lack of suitable transper- 2 tation during the holilay rush and sub- . \ ‘ sequent difficulties the ashes of Mrs. b g | Kennedy Fraser of Hebridean melodies | fame, cannot be taken from Scetland to | | the Isle of Tona, in the Hebrides, until | next Summef. Mrs. Kennedy died some | time ago in Scotland and had requested | that her ashes be deposited in Iona. A — What's an Hospital Too Poor, Man Dies. Extra Man Because the provincial hospital at | Nueva Ecija, In the Prilippines nad ng| More or | funds with ‘which to buy anti-venom Less? serum, Sixto Castillo is dead. Castillo ® was bitten by a shake at Cabanatuan and rushed to the hospital, only to be told that for several months funds had edicing B8y ©.LHUNTLEY been so low that much-fetded i could not be procured. ~