Evening Star Newspaper, November 25, 1931, Page 23

. oo rm s . 08 s e £7 Vv =8 s - “YTHE UNEMPLOYED AREN'T SO BAD OFF! 1 GOT ANOTHER SALARY CUT, 8O NOW I OWE THE FIRM MONEY ON PAY DAY!" LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. l Letter-out and it's the rear. ENTRAPS | Letter-out and that's what Mr. Coolidge is doing right now. STERLING | ASTERN | | ::l‘l':e'l‘orl&.m‘.nd property owners STRANGE | SUCKERS | Remove one letter from each word rrange to spell the word and last column. Print the omitted letter in center column opposite word removed it tra'n 1f you have “lettered-out” correctly no political plat- ‘without one. Jetter;out and we need'em 1 nter. I tter-out and tbe sucker does it when he gets trimme Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. Letter-out and it's coeler there. GASHED |G SHADE BONDAGE l O l Jetiariout wad the i;m-n ad WASHED BANG! |W ENTRAPS Letter-out and you'll say it's hot. HADES GRANDEES | S | Letter-out and every hungry (Copyright, 1931.) T RkpasT I Daily Cross-Word Puzzle I ot : Letter-out and he's exasperated. ANGERED Appearing in er time. Prlest's vestment. Prevaricated. t. Part of schoot werk. 49. Examined. . Highest officers of regiments. 3. Boat propellers. , . Network. it o e rT—m—— W R SRR R G Somaaoswer 3 Tap. . Partof a, church, . Boring todls. . Expert aviators. 9. Bel g . . White with agh. 62. Arabian chief 3 cals. . fisa, oo IO . however, the claim that the “Staurolite,” cate, is found only in Virginia. PR AT St i Daylight sa in Kw appeared. Teserval , sometimes for only & nickel apiece. The United States confirms . “ Stone,” an iron-aluminum sili- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, .‘\'flVE).IBER 25, 1931. : 1| THE CHEERFUL CHERUB | | [ wonder why I talk Tt yrhes My i ‘ 5 very si should c.lneZn To keep repeating things [ know Instead of learni others’ views. nree, t SEE THAT THE DoLLAR WILL BUY MORE NoWw THAN IN ANY YEAR. SINCE (9|7 Labor Lost. URNIP WANTS 2 HE T MYSTERIOUS AS ORS' MEETING ] MAY WE PLAY TuRouGh ? MY FRIEND Y| EXPECTS A PRONE CALL FROM SCOTLAND) AND I'VE GOT To CATCH A BOAT FoR AUSTRALIA 7 FREEMAN When Night Comes Fast. FOIST THEY HAD ROW BOATS uen SAIL sonts’ ren STEAM . BOATS AN’ NOwW THEY HAVE . By GENE ByRNes Tie This One.” By only in Va. ‘Travelers in the 6.LHuNTLEY A Break for the Turkey. s HE CAME IN WITH THIS Box To-DAy SAYING IT wAS & PRESENT FOR HIS NEW SWEET HEART, DETTINA BOLONI! I WAS CuRrRwus SO I OPENED T — ALOYSIUS P. MEGINIS, I THINK EDDIE DOWER: HAS GONE Coo-Coo’ STEP INTO THE NEXT WELL, WHAT DID YouU FIND, LITTLE WOMAN? IT WILL Buy 20 PER CENT MORE. FeoD - |2 PER CENT MOKE CLSTing-| | !4 POINT 2 BELow (823 — Now THE UGG (3 3 KIND OF A GAME ARE wi © AT BAT OR AM T ~_ |THE FWE YARD LINE. T NGVER SAW THE GUY- HE'S A KISS 1N THE DARK To ME - BUT HE'S SURE GOT MY OUTLING OF HISTORY, X CAN'T .FIGLRE ouT How A GUY WITH SMOKED f"e:*sr“‘ T 60T A MOLE oM MY = [ SHOULD ERBLADE I'M SORRY, BUT WE'RE ALSO IN A RURRY, MY FRIEND'S WIFE IS GRAVELY ILL AN’ CAN THOSE ::: ™M A:K: MOTOR, BOATS NINEY FWVE @0? : KNOTS THEN QF EEERMN AN HOUR IN His BoAT! COST oF LIYING IS 85 PoliT 9, op. A PAIR OF CHILDS Gloves LOOK AT THEM, AND A CamD SAYING "To ny DarLinG ¥ BETTINA, FROM HER EDDIE’ WHATS THE ANSWER ? [¥] By THE WAY, JoE, CAN YoU LET ME HAE FIVE DoLLARS EXTRA TS WEEK ¥ Wow' ™ RAUDERRIES fl RIGHT OFF ™M& SHORTCcAKE. THe GuY USES A LAMPPOST FoR AN OFFICE ~ AND A COP ForR A RouL ToP DESK ! 4 /// DON'T BE SIiLLY. THESE SHORT DAYS MAKE TERRIBLE- LIARS 0uT aF GOLFERS