Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1931, Page 41

' THE EVENING STAR, TiE CHEERFUL CHERUD When Tve done a mughty thing I make excuses in WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1931. THAT THAT LITTLE MIDGET 13 FOLLOWING EDDIE, Too! WHATS IT ALL ABOLT? ALayawa " MEGINIS WAS TRAILING EDDIE BOWERS IN THE HOPE OF GETTING A GLIMNPSE OF THE MYSTERIOUS BETTINA BOLONI, WHEN HE NoTiced EDDIE WAS ALSO BEING FoLLOWED BY ANOTHER PERSON. -O- . MODEST MAIDENS By Por MOMAND Eddie Gets Decorated. THERE GoES oUR NEW NEIGRBOR, MR. MIFFLE KNow ANYTRING ABoUT HiM ? WELL, THEY SAY HES RETIRED — “POOR MRS. THROOP IS SO DISAPPOINTED IN HER OPERATION. THEY OPERATED ON HER LARYNX AND SHE CAN'T TALK ABOUT IT!" LETTER-OUT CHINESE PARLEY 1 2 3 THOMSON 4 BRIAND 5 TREADLES By Charles H. Joseph Letter-out and they usually have aunts and uncles. 1 I Tetter-out and its an answer. 2 O‘W l | Letter-out and he's pretty slip- pery. Letter-out_and Briand needs s %004 one for his job. 4 l Letter-out and he's changed. 5 ‘Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called for in the last column. Print the letler in center column opposite the word you have removed it from. 1f you have “lettered-out” correctly it will spell ‘what we need to give the other fellow a lift, Answer CUTLER . ENDURES 1 v 3| CONSOLE 4 CONSIST 5 CONSIDER to Saturday’s EETTER-OUT. LUCRE R Letter-out and it followed as & consequence. I ENSUED E Letter-out .and they give vs pause. l COLONS I N I Tetter-out "%:-';-b ;r;ys can stand D Letter-out and make money over again. | J RECOINS I T I Jgtter-out and 1t gets us throush (Copyright, 1931.) Daily Cross-Word Puzzle il 17 el le of a sonata movement. general course. . Shoals. . Put to flight. . One who restores. . Behold. . Division of Denmark. Possessed. . Vehicle. . Young tiger. . This person. . Minute cr:’uumn. 3 gvlb cal city. . Wobegone. . One of the Apostles. . Regrets. . Perceive by the senses. Rl D] . A coffee house. . Domestic cattle. . Alarming. . Sustenance. . 'To utter a low chirping note. . God of the midday sun. . A mewt. . Workshop. . Ox-like. . Paradise. . A Chinese secret society. _ . Number. . Withdraws. . More infrequent. . Flow by. . Stuffs. . A great lover, External. . Deciphers. Chute. . Small compact mass. - Greek poet . Portable bed. . Directions. - The knave of clubs in loo. . Vessels for incense. . Work without spirit. . Corn meal bread. Drain. . Plane. . Farinaceous food. . Falsifier. . Small valley. An air. air. . Ci ; u.mnt‘z" shelter. . Small taste. . Concerning Latin, e S His Rockets Rout Wolves, Meeting two wolves on a lonely road €5 | near Pampilhoa, Portugal, M. Da Serra routed them with rockets which he was taking to a fair. Branishing of his cane did not affect the animals, which pre- pared to attack him, Lighting the rockets Da Serra shot the balls toward the wolves, which fled in dismay. Rats Frighten Pupils. - Rats have become so bold in Newry Street School, Rathfriland, Ireland, that they yun in and out of the floor GRAVY The Meeting. F FREEMAN Round Figures. By €.L HuNTLEY MUTT ‘Wi SI60 e PAPeRs. BUT mutT s IF. YOU INSIST ON PLAYING WITH A US WE SROULD MAKE SOME SORT' OF A MATCH. WHAT DO YOou GIRLS SHOOT = IN ROUND FIGURES ? 5] LEND ME NINE CENTS wikL ¥a? AND | WANT I v , (WAS NOTHING - YO TELL Nou, oAl [THAN ERRN 1} WON'T FORGET| HER WA\F-D (Copprg. " I WHERE. DA THINK THAT I'DseT NINE cENTS? THAT- HELL X- RN AND POKE AROUND AND ASK QUESTIONS AND MAKE A LONG REPORT: N = THEN PO = NOTHING WiILL COME OF \T- THEN'RE ALL L AL\KE, THESE DOCTORS - l mfi WHATEVER ThEY Snoor; ) IT WiLL BE_ROUND FIGURES SHOOTING !/ ANY MONEY LEFT OUT OF THAT HALF DOLLAR. YOUR. SLOM GULLION SMITH GIMME THEM LETTERS T™© MAIL, AN’ TH' DURN 1DJET PUT A FIVE CENT STAMP ON TH ONE S©OIN' TO BUT \T WILL PLERSE [ BNNIE “NATURALLY SHE THINKS THIS CHAP 'S A MARVEL - HE'S A FINE CHAP AT THAT, BUT \'T DOESNT STAND TO REASON HE CAN SUCCEED WHERE “THE _FINEST SURGEONS OF PLL EUROPE HAVE FAIWLED = s A TEN CENT PIECE | ADDRESSES ON / T+ ENVELOPES,)