Evening Star Newspaper, January 13, 1932, Page 29

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGT( AT N, D. €., WEDNESDAY, HARY 13, 1932. “HOW CAN A MA! “HE MIGHT GET A JOB AS )} MODEST MAIDENS SUCCEED IF 5 A CLOCK-WATCHER?' FACTORY."” 1 LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. bound up. ADEPTS 2 3l 4, 5 for in you have removed it trom Letter-out them among bookkeepers and you will find DEODARS | l Letter-out and you exasperate. | GLEANE | Letter-out and they mark time for a prize fighter. SOUNDER | Letter-out for a South America SUPER cve one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called Print the letter in center column opposite the word It you have “lettered-cut” correctly it will spell | e last column what we wear out looking for a job. Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. Letter-out and it's profound in- dignation. WRATH Letter-out and vou do it with the letter thai has a wrong ad- dress. RESEND WARMTH ENDEARS SHT WATCHMAN IN A CLOCK | Letter-out and he's pretty well 1 3 4 country i 5 i 2 PATCHER PARCH SHORTAGE Letter-out and ministers do it. PREACH | Letter-out and it's good for & T HARP 5:)‘1";6;”[" n::\g put things STORAGE | T IC] | H (Copyright, 1932.) 3 4 5 there Daily Cross-Word Puzzle’ Across. Low quarter of a city Abrades. 0. Vipers Honorary payment ns of a yard. ‘Young horse 9. Calcareous skeletons 1. Boron: abbr Seasoni Pure 34. For 5. Flat-bottomed boat 3 Winter vehicle, 37. Close bv. Of the highest degree A forest Shoot of a woody plant Sad: obs. 3. Close. Vel containers ke tree of Eurcpe container. 9. Image Relating to days neither fast. E 3. One gaining knowledge 5 Medley ge southern constellation acts. For fear that ANSWER TO YESTERDAY Kind of fish 2. Part of the ear. 3. That which unites. Designs. 5. Long, slender rod. 6. Unit of work. se who go in search of. cluding part of a speech. e 0se in debate. Aflords. 2. Support 33. Coagulate. 5. Attitude. 36. Acid 9. A specific number of miles. At what time Send out dire-t lines, d ho hoarcs p. 2 sion of regret fehst, nor |30 Inevitable necessity 55 A dandy. To extend. Chickens Supply Millinery. No one can reasonably make objec- " PUZZLE. tion to the present fashion of wearing feathers on the femrinine head cover- ing, for no matter how brilliant they | may be, they originate in the barn- yard In former days many of the feathers worn by women represented ruthless slaughter of useful and beau- tiful birds. but such a sentiment was worked uo in opposition to this that feathers went entirely out of fashion, Now, however, these millinery decora- tions originate with the barnyard fowls which have also decorated the dining table. Many ingenious processes have been devised for securing the brilliant »ffect called for, and nc birds have been sacrificed merely to supply the feathers for milady’s hat. Germany expects anlearly restoration of an unrestricted rental market. Hundreds He Can’t Fool Joe—He | Sees Every Little Thing. Ambassador Mutt Stirs Up Another War. FREEMAN A Scoundrelly Trick. GENE BYRNES Time Out. By &L UunTLEY The Language of Flowers. l 1 e THE CHEERFUL CHERUB et « Hundreds of people. ‘ p\;nt pictures, iike me — Hundreds of brooklets that babble B Are lost in the depths || o0 MOWAND of the sea! ~ AT Chme, ol? ‘ 1w I write verses The Party Is All Off! LITTLE BINO'S BIRTHDAY ! How Do you LIKE His care? SwELL ID LIKE To ' HAVE A SLICE Now, BUT WeE'LL WAIT AND EAT IT Wit BiNo To - MORROW! W o1s © 1932 by The Ausociated Newspapers 749 HOMANY, | SHouLp MAVE CoMEAIri LONG —Aso, MY HAIR IS A PERFECT MESS MADAME! UNE FRICTION? BEEN! SHAMPoinG T TouT DE SUTE, MADAME | WELL, Do YoU NSTicE ANYTHING DIF- FERENT ABoUT ME TONIGHT ¥ WELL, LETS SEE — TAN, BiLL - ou KNOW "DADDN DIDNT COME [ HOME TO DINNER MONDEN N\GHT - SAD HE HAD A ‘POINTMENT- NOU DONT KNow WHRET T WAS BLL ABOULT, PO Nou? WELL, HE'S 1 NOPE - NOT NEVER STANED A THANG - [YoU'D wNOW ‘BOUT T~ IS T YERY PROMINENT — WHATEVER T IS 7 Do You MEAN To SAY You DONT NOTICE ANYTRING 2 THERES A LITTLE DAB OF POWDER ON ONE SIPE ©F YoUR NOSE, ISTIAT IT ¥ SHUX! | GUESS I've GOT TOO MUCH CURIOSITY - \ CANT S'PECT TO KNOW ALL O ‘DADDN'S” BUSINESS- |, \ JUST HOPE WE DOESNT HAVE TO STAN QUT LKTE LIKE THAT AGAN -~ IT'S AWFUL LONESOME WITHOUT HiM AND | WORRN "BOUT HIM WHEN \ DON'T KNOW WRERE HE \S- THERES A WOMAN'S CURIOSITY FOR NOu - EVEN LITTLE ANNIZE WON'T BE | SATASFIED TiLL SHE KNOWS | WHERE HE WAS — HM-M-M- BY TRAT, WHERE WAS HE ? {HE NEVER GOES OUT LIKE THAT- Or, WELL- HES OLD ENOUGH TO KNOW HIS WAY ARQUND - \F HE WANTS TO ERT OUT NOW AND THEN THAT'S HIS AFFAIR- NOT JEFF, CALL UP MY Wife AND TELL HER EUGRYTHING IS OFF - Don'T LeT ANY WOMAA BuLLDOZE You! LITTLE LonG R, MRS, MUTT, T AM NOT GOING TO MARRY YOUR SISTER., ALTAMANDA — OUCH . WHAT's “WHAT DID sHe sAY? SHE SA® WHAT ABoUT THAT LOVE LETTER T SENT TO HeR SISTER. WHY, MUTT, T NEUER THAT LOOKS BAD- W& HAVE OuI CHOICE OF TWO CONTESTS - W& CAN TAKG A BREACH OF PRomise SUIT AND A LONG EIGHT — oR A HAPPY WEDDING AND A SHORT g SenT HeR ANY \ \ B LOVE LeTTER- csw You'rE LR poC 17's Yourz AREN'T wu‘ i GOING To PLAY ANY YOU KNOW I'M RAVING A RECK OF A TIME TO STAY JAWAKE AND YOu GET SLEEPY ” MCGUIRE, TTHE NOTORIOUS YAWNING CADDIE | \\ 110 CARRY Your BAG o /ONF_,Two. THREE, FOUR- ONE TWO THREE, FOUR ONE TwWO. THREE, FOUR REST! Y UM MIGHT AS WELL GIVE IN AN COME ONl_ MISS SALLY AST US TO Lemme Be! N 1 AIN'T AGOIN TO NO ©&!1@?) ALL RIGHT, MISS SALLY, WERE READY TO GO! '‘BETCHA v 1L HAVE ™' LAW/ ON VYUK WHENEVER YOU COME TO (‘ THIS MARK YOU HAVE TO OH, 1 QUST KNOW NOU BOYS WILL ENJOY) AN 1 DONT WANTA HEAR ‘BOUT NO_DADGUMMED, FLOWERS NEITHER . ' THE LADIES BETTERMENT SOUETY DR MEGONIGLE LANE FROM THE ORIENT 1S AN' DO WHAT MISS SALLY/