Evening Star Newspaper, December 26, 1931, Page 16

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, DECENMBER 26, 1931. DAWGONIT, GOOFY ! TLL BET You SPeNT NEARLY ALL YOWR CoN , : MODEST MAIDENS THE CHEERFUL CHERUB IF you hoard your ’ 1 Bkt bt 9.7 “Y'KNOW, IF THEY PUT ALL THE UNEMPLOYED PEOPLE TO WORK AS A COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE UNEMPLOYMENT, THERE ‘WOULDN'T BE ANY!” LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. ® X Letter-out and give the meaning. FEINTED | Letter-out and they'll give you & whirl. A DESPAIR i Letter-out and speak your piece. PuUt to sleep. CROAKED Letter-out and it's a good way o be I ! CLIMAXED | | | RATTEENS Letter-out and if you do it you e 5 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 the word you have removed it from. If you have “lettered-out” correctly it will spell Where you will find the big open spaces. Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. | B I | P Letter-out and everybody in this country lives in them. STATES BASSETT Letter-out and find them 'in 1 ASSERTION R NATORS 2 3 Letter-out and it's pretty sogsy. SODDEN Letter-out and that's the culmi- I Hation. 4 CLIMAX Letter-out and a frightened horse l D1 does it. SHIES 5 (Copyright, 1931.) DESPOND MEXICAL HISSED ol? BUYING CHRIST MAS YEH, BUT You MUST W NO THANKS! BE DeAD BRoke ' I JI Th VICE PRESIDENT OF I HATE TO DO IT, BUT 'T TAKE THE SOLID GOLD WATCH UNCLE EDDIE Grwe VOT! TEN Dowars on DI3S WATCH, AND IT'S NE FOR CHRIST MAS AND wealth of course - 'Youll_have it for o rainy day, But if ydu hoard your love youll find That it has The Day After. JOE, WILL You PUT THESE CANDIES OUT IN LITTLE DISHES FoR THE CARD TABLES? Joe Takes an Inventory Before the Card Party. ME $O MuCH - AND NOU GOT PUT IT IN HOCK! ITS . F 7 7 by 58 1S THAT ALL THERE ARE ¥ WHY = | BouGHt A 1 Wo - I ’ = Jwo-PouND Box ! YEAH, BOT You { CANT EAT PAPER- WHN, You L\TTLE PARLNG - AND THE GRERTEST OF ALL GIFTS, ANNIE , MOU GANE ME JUST A LITTLE %FORE GORGEAUS_SYN 2 ALL “THAT s MINE TO ENJON - ARE You REALLY MY DADDY, PAPA? Nes, MY SoN: ML I By FISHER T (g o . BuD WHY DONT YouU come WYOU''L see nm To See US OFTENER [ any Tive we H THen? ANSWER THAT's NOT FAIR, M'LOVE, YOU KMW T ALSO LIKE ROAST | BECE, SIRLOINS AND HALIBUT, ELL ME A STORY, DADDY! HAVE TURKeEY FOR DINNER! HERE ARE EIGHT PAPER TRUNK-TRAYS, “FoRTy-SEVEN PAPER BATH-TURS, THREE BED SPREADS, TWo COTToN CoMFORTABLES, SIX LACE CURTAINS IN STHE WORLD, ANNIE - NOu GBVE THEM ALL TO ME WHEN, THROUGH You, | MET DOCTOR. [LENS AND HE RESTORED MN SIGHT— WISION! TRRT'S MY CHRISTMAS PRESENT FROM NOU, ANNIE = AND WY A GFT T GET- A\.\. THE BEAUTIFUL S\GHTS TELL HiM ABoUT T™e SPARTAN YoutTd wHo RETURNED FRoM THe CAFETERIA o HIS PLATTGR! I dE ok I 97 . Bound made by the rubbing of silk. . A tuber, . Vell. . Vine fruit. . Exclamation in Hindu prayer. . Arizona city. . Vessel for heating liquids. . And: Latin, . Evil being. . Herd's grass. . From. . Extol. . Notes. . Lean. . Heron's plume. . Hastened. . . Transparent part of blood. . Horse races. . Put down. . Combining form from Greek air. . Energy: collog. . Cores. . Withdraws. . Medicinal plants. . Playing card. . Gem., . Tear. . Infinitesimal units. . Savant. . To season. . Fish lure. . Obstruct. . A musical note. . Prevaricator. . Dyestuff plant. . Germanium symbol. . To raise in esteem or value. . Put into & system of signs or marks. . Indian abodes. . Quake, ANSWER TO YESTERDAY’S PUZZLE. TR SESRER SENECANY( RIS TRA [TEE! RAD] . To search carefully. - Chaldean clty on Euphrates. . Pen. . Tight. . Restrict. . Infatuates. Fef . Solemn affimations. . Minute. . Masculine name. . Palm lly. . Burdensome. ‘Wound spirally. . Tempests. . Cat’s murmur of content. . An Indian of Tierra del 3 £ term. Fuegs, . Gol! . Argued. . Allows. . Rows. . Bars to hold roasting meat. : Right bet . Night before a holiday. . Glass water bettle. it . Polished. . Not any. . Lampoons. . Residue, . Way. . Employer. . Appeared. . To scan closely. . Speedily. . Spanish title of address. Mathematical term. 5 geremomu!. - Once around race course. . hit: collog. Uses Wings in Water. The water ouzel, or di commonly called,”is a bf === p . & P Wel, He , i/ Was a Brave = ; Guy, Too. SHUCKS / 1'VE_ SLICED EVERY SKOT ppay ! End to End. WHAT NICE MANNERS You HAVE! wHO Ask Pop, He Knows. { ANOTHER DRINK, AN WITH CHALK IN HAND, Tl VAGABOND BEGA 8y ‘h.,tu it is ‘ L wings under water in euctlylh?::i: .L.HUNTLEY, manner as when ny% through the air, The birds are much walk along the bottom of e the thrush and streams in search of food. While they are thus submerged, the; must use of their to thei ial radiotelephony will be § o ‘Commere; years old in January, make constant TO SKETCH A FACE THET MIGHT WE) DOC,IF YouR SHOTS WERE LAID END To END THEY \WOULD AND DO You oo EVERYTHING YOUR MOTHER. TELLS YOU? YES MAM AN’ S0 DOES