Evening Star Newspaper, January 18, 1932, Page 28

MONDAY, JANUARY 18, 1933 e — = MISTAH DUMPKINS AT | YES, MY DEAR MRS, HAMBURGER, L Have[[ ty! My! WHAT A Lion EDDIE HERE NO MO. HE DonE | RECOVERED My STRENGTH,AND L &M ON || IS WHEN HE IS ARcUSED ! BEAT IT AWAY LAST MY WAY TO THAT SCOUNDREL ITS A GOOD THING THAT NIGHT, WITHOUT PayinN’ |DUMPKINS' ROOM TO GIVE MR. DUMPKINS SKIPPED MISSUS HAMBURGER HIM A SOUND THRASHING ! OUT —— THERE MIGHT TH' VIPER WIlL NOT HAVE BEEN BLOGDSHED'! . . ESCAPE ME — You I cant Leep vp with HAD BETTER CALL AN this and that. | : = e AMBULANCE - I Se€ I dont fit in with i 3 By / 4o DINGL WHAT A 3AP I WAS To GET MWED UP WITH THA FELLOW DUMPKINS! MY EYES ARE A SIGHT, AND HE SAID HE WAS GoING TO TAKE ANOTHER PokeE AT ME, TH' NEXT TIME HE STAR, WASHINGTON, ol THE EVENING HM-ER- CHOCOLITA, HAVE You SEEN MR. DUMPKINS THE CHEERFUL CHERUB « eo———————————— Progro.u moves too fast for me. WHY EDWARD!| MR. DUMPKI 1S NO LonGER HeRE — Do SIT DOWN AnND CALM YoourseLe! YOU'RE ALL feel jvst like 2 last yerr's hat. the Lion- Hearted. | WISH WHEN I'M BYSY UPSTAIRS YouD UNE IN ONLY ON BAR(TONES OR BANDS ! | TROUGKT You WERE SCREAMING FOR HELP comING-VI | BE RIGHT WITH You'! IVE GOT To LooK OVER SoME PAPERS FRoM THE OFFICE. [LL. BE UPSTAIRS (F You WANT ME. | DIDNT CALL,JOE. | WAS JUST LISTENING To MADAME TINPANZA, SOPRANO *I'LL STAY DowN HERE A WHILE There Ought to Be a Law Against Sopranos on the Air. “DID YOU HEAR ABOUT PROF. SMYTHE MARRYING A CO-ED?” “YEAH, AND THAT WILL TEACH HIM A LESSON.” LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph NES, ANNIE-I'M SORRN - BUT BILL I'M GOW' OVER AN SEE SHUK! 1T ISNT JusT i UK IT'S WONDERIN WLN WEN TO-MORKROW ~ BARONS SENIOR at_and she 15 & an. ut and it's a maliclous danger- ARE You GOING 1O lee Gone WILL BE HERE To DINNER. 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THE YARD FULLA WOOD AN’ BEATIN' THE RUGS AN’ MOVIN' TRE COAL IN THE OTHER Y'KNOW WHEN Y EARN SUMPN Y'SELF Y PRECIATE 1T LOOKA THIS SWELL NEW BANK | 1 BOUGHT " AN’ I EARNED IT MYSELF IT WASNT AS EASY As THAT! 1 HADDA TALK MOM OUTA THIRTY-FI’ 1. A covering. 12 To eye 3. Earns as clear profit. Species of heron. . A changeling By Arabian magistrate. GENE BYRNES|- Exchange premium. Perceived 35 Indigence 36. Hard-shelled fruit. 37, Tibetan gazelles 41. A whole number. 42. Brief extract 45. Irritated 7. Coiled spirally. 9. Seashores. Flax fiber. A ) Sour fruit, . . Noise made in sleep. - Quarter-round. A Tover iy, 1932 wy TrisUNE, we A belief. Greek goddess of discord Axillary Small particles. Places 3. Metal-bearing vein \o! HALP! HEY/woulo yuH | FELLERS MIND CASHIN THIS HERE CHECK ‘FORE YUH LEAVE ¢ A worm New York Cold Spot. The coldest spot in the Eastern part 1 Franklin County, N. Y. Tem- of 30 to 40 degrees below zero are not unusual there. A few Winters ago the hardy souls who inhabit the hamlet claimed 60 below. Verification was impossible, for the mercury in all local thermometers went down and out 2t about 50 below. Owls Head lies 1,530 feet above sea level on the northern tip of the Adirondack plateau. From this £pd point to Malone the railroad drops 800 7| | feet in less than 10 miles. Winds di- rect from the North Pole first strike land at Owls Head. Pranklin County was qnce described in a speech in_the Legislature as “the Siberfa of New York,” and Owls Head is its chilliest A native, questioned about the | climate, once said: “We have two sese | sons here, iuly and Winter.” ~ the Present for Pa.