Evening Star Newspaper, January 20, 1932, Page 31

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. (. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1932. [1IF 1 GO .DOWN — STAIRS AND WAKE OP EDDIE BOWERS 1 MHAY GET SvoT,” ILL YEWL FOR THE PoLicE ! THERES A DURGLAR N WHY! BLESS My HEART! UP‘\ THIS HOUSE, JUST AS SURE ITS ONLY MR. BOWERS ONE OF My BoarpeRy!! THE CHEERFUL CHERUB lm—————— I wonder if a2 cynie i is » coward Who lost some bright illusion once, and then Determined to regard all life as hopeless To keep himself from losing hope (\"} ) wh MODEST MAIDENS | AS My NAME 1S TESSIE | HaMBURGER ! OH ! WHAT. SHALL I Do ? By PoP MOMAND The Midnight Prowler. zgein. © 1932 by The Acseciated Newipapers [0e! Has Eb SapLine Gone \ L = LooK AT THE WAY HES SHOVELING HIs Snow ! s ko W s DOING ALL THOSE CROSS-WORD PuzZLES Those Black and White Squares. “I HEAR YOU “THAT'S RIGH’ “WHAT ARE YOU DOING WITH YOUR NEW-FOUND FREEDOM?" “GETTING MARRIED AGAIN." LETTER-OUT T GOT A DIVORCE.” ALL THE SAME, ANNIE WAS RIGHT WHEN SHE HM-M.. WARBUCKS NO- THAT WOULLDNT Do By Charles H. Joseph COPSE I Letter-out and model girls do it. SHOULD HAVE ThKEN CARE QF THIS = HE'S BEEN SORT OF LETTING BUSINESS SULIDE HERE THE PAST COULPLE OF WEEKS = OH, WELL~ SA\D HE'S BEEN ACTING FUNNY LKTELN = AND WHERE DOES HE GO WHEN HE GOES ouT? WELL, ITS EASM ENOUGH TO FIND OLT WHERE RE QOES - \ CAN PUT A COUPLE OF MEN ON HIS TRAIL- HE'D NEVER KNOW HE WAS BEING WATTHED - EXACTLN - \T WOULDNT BE PLEMING THE GRME ON “THE LEVEL— 1 CANT SPY ON OLNER - HE HAS A R\GHT TO DO BS HE PLERTES AND WE \SNT OBUGED TO REPORT EVERYTHING HE DOES To ME- ALL THE SAME, HE WAS ME WORRIED A LITTLE - SHOULL | DO THAT? EPOCHS I Letter-out and he contends. YLL HANDLE TH\S = FACTORY I Letter-out and it's tricky. Letter-out and that's what em- ployes are looking for. ASEIRES Letter-out and we have fear in our heart ADDERS 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 word | you have removed it from. 1f you have “lettered-out” correctly it will spell what we like about a lamb. Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. JUDGE, THIS MAN SToLE HALE OF MY SISTER'S LOVE LETTER. (T WAS THE ONLY ONE SHe €UER GoT IN HER LIFC. Boo Hoo Hoo! JUST A MINUTE , JUDGESY — THE LGTTER wWAS SIGAED BY JEFF-~ BUT T wAs WR BY MY WIFE - TN THAT CASE T ADUISE You ALL TO COMPROMISE - GACH ONE 1S TARRED WITH THE SAME BRUSH- 1T ALL AMOUNTS TO A ScoTcH VERDICT-0R A DEMOCRATIC VICTORY DINNER. CASE DISMISSED ! Letter-out and a turn of the wheel depends upon it. AXLE I X ' LeTTER I | | SRR aeinei imon 7O [THAT wAs < CORSET FoRGeD C | Letter-out and it's a ceremonsy. BY MRS. | RITE GOING ANY PLACE TonieRT . JEFF, JUsTICE HAS TRIUMPHED - 1T'S A CLGAR VICTORY FoR- THE FoLkS oueR TH& PCOPLE- FoR & CTIZENS oVeR THE PUBLIC~ AND FoR THE CONSTITUTION OVER THe AMENDMENTS! EXALT Letter-out and you need them to ; REINS Letter-out and annoy. PESTER SENIOR EXPERTS EROTICS TRICE BUD FISHER (Copyrisht, 1932.) Justice Has |caLuinG Triumphed e kertie | —We'll Have | pLativum to Sue. N 5 B QA NO! HE HAS FOUND THAT GOING WITROUT SLEEP HAS JMPROVED RIS GAME WONDERFULLY AND HE SAYS IF HE CAN REMAIN AWAKE UNTIL JUNE, HE'LL HE'S NOT SICK BuT /| HE RASN'T RAD ANY SLEER FOR “TWENTY- FOUR DAYS AND T LOOK AT DoC IN AN ATLANTIC i e ‘ ER REEER - &% Across. To long for owering fright A kind of fi To draw ou According tc Anger. Wise. Made an opening Save. Compact Always To prick painfully To be {1l To charge with a debt 2. Delve 3. Parts performed by actors sleep ted for acceptance. Feminine name Help. Stuck fast A e dog. ared ship manned by Jason King of beasts. 7. A piece of poetry High car Secret societ Sharpened Dregs ANSWER TO YESTERDAY' PUZZLE. h & harsh | 3 Walk through water. Alpine goat L Kind of fish 5. Diviced and distributed by parts Assist 7. To pinch Opinions Store room for provisions Most_cordial 1. A hodgepodge. 2. Ground 3. Not restricted. 1. Part of to be. Centuries, 26. Ex-rulers 7. Junction Game in which the player under- takes not to take a trick Level Entrance into society The expressed juice of apples. To combine. Urged on. To domineer. Occupled. Soon. Barter. Dealing with the science of medi- cine 9. Silk not yet twisted Executed 53. Annexed A contest for a prize. Part of a church Lineage. A kind of molding. 61. A promontory. 65. Unit of work. Protection for Alligators. Some Southern sportsmen are agi- tating for the protection of the alli- gators of the Southern streams. They are now being ruthlessly shot often just for the sport of using the big reptile for a target. In defense of the alli- gator, it is claimed that they favor the presence of fish by keeping down the turtles, which are great devourers of spawn pnd fingerlings. It is claimed that wiere the alligatofs have been ex- termindig the fish have disappeared from the stream at once. The fond- ness of the turtle for fish Is an estab- lished fact. but whil> the alligator does eat a few fish, the latter are generally of the less desirable kind for human consumption. Wi HE'S VERY WEAK A " FREEMAN It's What the Doctor Ordered. TerRIBLE, ooz FELLOW WERE ,NEARLY | STARVED! | Have You coT | SUMPN’ TO EAT \ FOR Two LI HUNGRY BOYSY GeNe BYRNES ‘ Genuine Antiques. / YES 1 HAVE ! | ®Oox OF "OLD /i JUST WAIT LL 1 OPEN THIS 7z AN'SO L VEST THARS A FEWLER WHY, A ME LLOWED 1D CO! cERTAINLY! OVER AN VISIT WITH YOUH ALL FER A SPELL . FROM TH' FURNITURE STORE OVER TO YO'R HOUSE AN HE SAYS WITH ANOTHER PAY- By € L HUNTLEY| A Matter of Time. TAKE BACK THET AR ANTIQULE FURNITURE OF SYOLRN ! i Tee o EITHER YoH BUST LOOSE MENT OR HE'S GONNA WIN THE CLUB CRAMPIONSAIR T REMEMBER "\ GRANDMOTHER) BAKED THESE) COOKIES! (e ™M \ MUST BE PRETTY| STALE BY THIS TIME ! \ WHY, MY MERCY ME ALNE !_SETCH GOINGS ON/_TH' MAN MUST BE PLUMB LOCO: 1 NEVER GOT NO ANTIQLE FURNITURE FROM THEM ! 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