Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1932, Page 22

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 1932 - HH-ER- YoU RRALLY SHOUD Pay AFTER HITTING ME THE CHEERFUL CHERUB - M. MRS HANDURGER THAT ¥3¢, OVER TH' HEAD WITH o 2 DUMPKING ' HR. DUMPKINT ! SHE WAy TWO CHAIRS, HE Picked Beew Ve TIONT, BUT, WP TH' BUREAU AND Ilose my temper a1 3 hea ol THREW IT AT e — little ‘wrongs 78 THeN ALL TURNED wrongs placidly When anger might abate them. WHAT oDb-LookiNG SNow MEN |+ i : '. 3 SURE, HIS DADS WINDOW-DRESSER. “THAT BoY IS MAKING ] P B e g . FoR A MODERNIST CLOAK-AND-SUIT SHoP 1> SAY ' TREY WERE Fashioned for Human Figures to Look Human. e ARE YOU ACQUAINTED WITH THAT ABSENT-MINDED PROF. GREYDOME?" 3 THE. NAME'S FAMILIAR. OH, YES; NOW I REMEMBER. HE'S MY FATHER.” [ ]J E T T E R - O U T WHAT A KICK SHE'S S GEE, THAT WAS A SWELL | GOOD-N\GHT, TS A FUNNY WORLD, #5 L Ay o | : sl CETINGIOUTORITHIS ZAND RESTAURANT WE ATE AT GOODMGHL ) i‘:.‘%“& AR 10 5O - rw ! Ry Gl T el R Ol Ib L TONIGHT~ MUSIC AN’ FLOWERS Calnfis : Chiu AN OLD DUFFER. 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Captain of the host of Absalom ¢ s A CITIFIED FELLER WAS HE .. q 7 THREE WINDERS. a port on Hokushu Island, Japan. | ;:1‘ .S?z?;l:;l xcia F:::;E.ER? WHO SHOT CRAPS AN’ DRUNIK LIKKER - Lightning: poetic. ‘ ( W' DURN CITY SLICKER -. € 54. Discoverer of Greenland 7 A ScOUNDREL As vo) Wit AGRE! - e — {vfl Gentlewoman. ANSWER TO YESTERDAY' PUZZLE. 57. Native of a Scandinavian country. 59. Swiss canton Twilled fabric. By 53. And: Latin. . Brother of Odin. §.L HUNTLEY | Where Swiss See Almost No Snow. Snow-capped Alps and Winter sports |are 50 associated with Switserland that Muley Shows | many people are ignorant of that part | [mprovement | |of the country where snow is almost - unknown. Lugano is & spot where no A snow may be seen from Spring to Au- EINARN| tumr, and infrequently during the brief A Winter. Snow is a phenomenon in ERATL| |Luseno. It is unexpected and out of WU lII@A] |Disce. Purthermore. the Fall and Wm~l L Al |ter are almost rainiess. Spring reaches Lugano before anywhere else, and Au- |tumn stays after it has aaid good-by \to every other valley in the hn!.