Evening Star Newspaper, January 11, 1932, Page 28

B—12 THE EVENING | MODEST MAIDENS I THE CHEERFUL CHERUB, | Cheerily my way - I go. To sorrow I'm inured . \ % — I had it once and : § p now 1 hnow _ H § Tomorrow it / is cured. o % | JOE, A MISTER —ER. —SOME NAME 2 LIKE WILEY OR SMILEY CALLED You UP ToDAY | DONT KNow ANY The Mental Process of SMILEY oR WILEY Remembering .43 e s / i “MY HUSBAND ALWAYS COMES HOME TO DINNER NOW. REMEM- BER THAT CORRESPONDENCE COOKING COURSE?” STAR. ol WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, JANUARY 11, 1932. T A KNOCK AT MY Doog |[ YES, HR. BOWERS, It MOVING\ [ pry DEAR ::D \F 1 MISTAKE NoT (T |00 To A MUCH NICER RooM, MRS, . IN THE FRONT, WHERE You HAHMBURGER IS NONE OTHER THAN DEAR g R WILL HAVE SUNSHINE AND A You ARE MRS. HAMBURBER , My = . 4 ] VIEwW OF THE PARK: THERE || KIND saifekhh COHE;_N',/ WILL BE NO EXTRA CHARGE. Qo YES, MRS. HAMBURGER, IAMA WIDOWER ! A LONE SOUL, DRIFTING oN THE STREAM OF LIFE! You POOR, DEAR MAN! You REMIND ME SO MUCH OF THE LATE MR. HAMBURGER — YoU HavE HIS GENTLE WAYS — OH! MR. BOWERS, MAY 1 CALL YOU EDwaRD? By | pop MOMAND Look Out, Eddie, Beware! ! YES. “WELL, I DIDN'T TAKE IT.” LETTER-OUT ( ER, THE MARSTER ‘E DIDN'T SAN- By Charles H. Joserh. Letter-out and he needs ice to WHEW! | DIDNT ReaLZE HOW LTE \T WAS GETT\N' - HURRKRY UP, SANDN - WE MUSTN'T BE LATE HOME REQUESTED ME TO SAN HE WOULD NOT BE HOME FOR DINNER. ‘E TELEPHONED ABOUT AN HOUR. AGO - 'E SAID ‘E WAS AVING THIS EVERNING, MISS ANNIE - DINNER HOUT- RESTACK get along on. FOR DINNER- "DRDOND Letterout ‘and 11l give you 8 WORRN '80UT US - TRAINED Letter-out and a farmer does it to make a raise. PROWLS Letter-out and it's a good thing to listen to. MODERNS GRAY The Master Letter-out and it's good for a cut. THATCHES Remove one letter from each word end rearrange to speli the word called for in the last column. Print the letter in center column opposite word you you have removed it from. If you have “lettered-out” correctly it will spell What's necessary to be a bridge player. Answer to Saturday's LETTER-OUT. I‘™ EROM THE DAILY MICROSCOPE. I'D Lke A PICTURG ofF THe BRIDE- BUT I'M IN A HURRY, — T QAUST SAVE TIME. HeRE - [} TRAKE THIS = YoU'RE (N A HUORRY- THIS PICTURG 1S JUST THE THING: (T witt SAVE YouU FoRTY HA HA- Does SHE DRESS LIKE& THAT THAT WAS TAKEN wHEN DEAR ALTAMANDA WAS A BABY! SAY, WHAT DoES YOUR TWIN SISTER Look L\KG — Does SHE LWE IN A House oR A I HAVE A PICTURE ©OF DARLING ALTAMANDA RIGHT Here! n a schooner. BEER Letter-out and most of them Q| Holiase removed TONSILS Letter-out and this requires mi- S | stnde | DETAIL | E I Letter-out and glib talkers use EMBER [ M l Letter-out and they once brousht LOTIONS DILATES lots of them. WORDS l S I Letter-out and it's idle talk. DROWSE RATCHETS CHATTER BUD FISHER (Copyright, 1932.) Some High-Speed Hope: Photography. Is MUTT, HiS PAL. i I il SPIKE, SToP FOOLING WITA ‘MY SMELLING \F You BREAK THE BOTTLE ['LL HAVE To JumP A MY CAR AND DRIV SIx MILES FOR MORE ! TO KEEP ME AWAKE % ONE DAY LAST WEEK L // FELL ASLEEP OuT RERE [ ON THE GOLF COURSE ), AND 1 DON'T WANT TRAT T HAPPEN YOou LoOK fmrz.ekgy;/fl NO,AMOS, 1T5 ThIRTEEN / poc, DIDNT You 3 / DAYS NOW SINCE I'VE SLEEP ANY OVER SLEPT EXCEPT For TAE WEEK -END ? ONE SHORT ACCIDENTAL WHAT ARE THE 7 | SMELLING SALTS // | For poc ? FREEMAN Not Missing Any More Golf. Z, Z 7-Z /7 ACROSS DOWN . Drive down with light blows. . Steeple. Goad Oil: combining form Song. A broad-topped hill. . Throw. 2. Fish sauce. A fair in India. . Personal tax. Flat oatmeal cake, Make smooth. THEY RE THE BUNK! I WASTED A WHOLE BOX OF BETCHA 1 KNOW WHY! ON ACCOUNT OF YOURE AFRAID TO NAW! ON ACCOUNT OF 1D HATE TO SPEND ALL WINTER INNA BATHIN'SUIT AN’ ALL SUMMER INNA NOVERCOAT! GET HIT WITH MOTH BALLS! Vend | 7. Masculine name. Egg-shaped. Revolve. Discharge Choose Kind ~f triangle. . Pertaining to the pleura. Instigate. . Ttalian city. . Digit Neglect Aquatic mammal . Tropical fruit, Started. Eternity. Unrefined metal | 23. Purport Nautical 5. Eloquence Genus of Asiatic shrubs Asiatic blizzard. Wing 7. Kind of figs. A Spanish dance | Style of dress: collog . Soak . Palm leaf . Splash Mercenary. Conjunction. . Ascended Charm. 3. Man's name. . Grain. 5. Prone. . Box 36. Stake 5. Kingdom in India. . Biblical word. 9. Kind of cap. Shoe lace. THOSE MOTH BALLS ONCET AN’ DIDN’ By GENE BYRNES In a Hole. Pt g Lead 1932 MY/ TRIBUNE, 1 . A blood vessel. 7. Wickedness, Fortification Asiatic country. . American author Russian mountain range. Three-banded armadillo Body of water. 3. Capture. Issue, 54. A fish Part of a horseshoe. . The sandarac tree. Large oceanic fish Preclude. LOOK OVER YOR SHOULDER WHILST Allowance for waste ‘The sour gums. . Large plant . Strong breeze. . A wild goose. . Twice: music All-Time Holiday Time. By Some employers of France are trying || the experiment of spreading vacation ‘-L.HUNTLF.V | suggested by some emploves, who would | Juet § Of | rather have their vacation when the AT - weather was not so hot as to prevent T? [ the full enjoyment of the time. During| -3¢ LZra's ELT] £l the past Summer the favored vacation E||time was rainy or hot, so that little | use could be made of it for the purpose | of recreation. There is much to be said for and against this scheme, but some | employers argue that it is much more convenient to have a few away at one time rather than several, as has been | the case heretofore. Others claim that | | there is not much business in the | heated term, and therefore the ase sistants can be spared best at that time, Tempera-