Evening Star Newspaper, January 28, 1932, Page 39

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., THURSIAY JARY 28,1932 “SO; “YOU'RE RIGHT MODEST MAIDENS \z/ =Y e METHING SHOULD BE DONE TO HELP THE FARMERS!” LET'S GO OUT AND EAT. LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. NADIR WARBLE D1 Letter-out and they'll light your l | ATR | ; J ENTRAPS families take i and | this ENSILAGE The CHEERFUL CHERUB 1 e s R SISt ¢ | I eluays talk about my plans, A habit that I rues For what Ive talked about so much T hardly ever do. RCA 7 Every oay IN EVERY WAy, MR. EDWARD BOWERS FINDS IT MORE DIFFICULT TO EVADE TESSIE HAMBURGER . EDDIE WOULD LIKE TO LEAVE, BUT CANNOT AT HE Now owes TESSIE A BOARD BILL OF # 48, YE GoDS' I WONDER IF I CAN GET OUT OF THIS HASH HOUSE WITHOUT RUNNING INTO THAT PAIN IN TH' NECK, TESSIE HAMBURGER ? ID LIKE TOo GO0 TO ? 1" N THE MOVIES HM- ER- GOOD EVENING, MY DEAR MRS, HAMBURGER! ER- ™M JUST ON My OH EDDIE ! HOW I ADORE[[REMEMBER, CHOCOLITA, THE MOVIES! THEY ARE ||FROM NOW ON, NO MORE MY WEAKNESS — ER ~I WAS THINKING OF GoING MYSELF, BUT 1 HATE TO BREAST OF CHICKEN Wouldn't You Think Somz=body Would Start One? "BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCH 'E JUST CAME \ Y1 IN, MISS ANNIE = ] Nou'LL FinD / MIN TTHE DPRAWNING P JOE, HoW LoNG HAVE WOMEN BEEN WORKING IN BUSINESS OFFICES 7 T ABOUT FIFTY YEARS, | GUESS HELLO ANNIE - COME AROUND HERE - | WANT TOo Tauk TO NOUL - NOUR OLD “PADDN'S” BEEN GLAD ( DOING SOME MIGHTY NOU'RE || HEAW THINKING HERE LATELY - DoNT You THINK ITS ABouT TIME SOME PLACE ADVERTISED A — | REALIZE | HAVENT BEEN A VERN GOOD "DADDY" To NOu SOME TIMES, ANNIE- BUT | DONT KNOW HOow | COULD HAVE ACTED DIFFERENTLY - |'VE DONE THE BEST | KNOW TO RAISE NOU AND GWE NOU A GOOD HOME- BUT A FINE HOUSE DOESNT MAKEe A HOME — WHET NOu NEED ANNIE, IS A MOTHER- SHE'D LOVE Nou AND UNDERSTAN NOU - WOULDN Nou LIKE A REAL MAMA, NOUVE ALWANS BEEN SWELL TO ME, "DADDY "= \F NOU JUST DONT GO AWRL AND LERAVE ME ALONE AGAIN, I'LL BE SKTISFIED h word and rearrange to spell the word called in center column opposite the word | ettered-out” correctly it will spell | Answer (o Yesterday's LEFTER-OUT. : e i . P 1 WELL, THAT MUTT won'T \ FOR THE Llove = / MUTT Took JEFE'S CloTHES- PLAY AROUND WITH JCFE- =/ of MiKe! THERE'S [ THAT mMeANS JGEF 1S — MA! IGEE's \ LIGHTER HITLER MUTY HID R and a lot of them are MUTT'S MOT WiT! HiS cLoTHeS MUTT WEARING JGEE'S CLoTHES! RUNNING AROUAD MY HOUSE LOOKING L\KG A CLOTHES. STOP VALISE LIVES BOWERS Letter-out and Justices have them ROBES Supreme Court 4| 5 NAKED BAWLERS | S Cross-Word Puzzle | Letter-out and he's a big college DEAN and a bird can do it WARBLE Tetter-out t.1032.) Across. Waxen ointment 7. Ascends. 3. Pertaining to the side. Customers. lline phosphate of lime pasts. tobacco. | Locking and ur | locking device. Down. | 1se. t 4 Town in Allen County, Ind NSWER TO YESTERDAY' PUZZLE. | into trouble over his automobile. 5. Makes lace Ultimate atom of negative ectricity. Tirade. Bivalve mollusks. Military attache Hawaiian wreath. 1. Bewitch. 2. Applier of varnish or color. Pertaining to the gull family. 5. Covered with frozen rain. Most cordial eavers of chair bottoms. Reluctant. 27. Egyptian solar disk uce. birds. 1 late. Opened. 4. Long-billed water birds. Charms. Ecstasy Madagascar tree. gnv in Massachusetts ilify. 2. Measures of length. Apostle of God. Hindu deity. Department in France. Highest point. To dress, as stone Mesh fabric. Beggar Parks Car Too Long. George Mackenzie of Edinburgh, Scot- land, who travels all over Scotland play- ing his bagpipes for pepnies, aas gotten At he left it standing on the ad Jonger than the law allows, and has befn fined. The fiscal said that | Mackenzie went about in his car asking for charity. Mackenzie said he bought | the cer out of his earnings. “I work § | 10 10 hours a day, and plaving the bag- pipes is much harder than ordi iary vork,” he added. The chief constable said that Mackenzie occupied a house in | Edinburgh at a rent of $150 a year. hi Bombs Made in Priest's Home. That his house had been destroyed by bombs being made by a band of comitadji bombing experts was the story told by a Bulgarian priest who recently took refuge with Jugoslav fron- tler guards not far from Belgrade. The BUD FisueR Everybody’s Well Dressed §.LHUNTLEY| priest said the band commandeered his home for the purpose of manufacturing infernal machines which they intended to send across the frontier. Owing to an accident the bombs blew up, killing four of the gang and seriously injuring four others. cLoTHes X N THe AND MOTT HAS Been TAKEN ouT ofF C{RCULATION « mf LEAST THAT'S [WHAT THe MISSUS Except MILO, 1 FEEL AS RAPPY AS A BoY 4 SCOUT AFTER DOING RIS DAILY GOOD DEED. 1 SENT (PoOR OLD DOC FIVE DOZEN ROSES The Members Will Appreciate i 4 INCLOSED A CARD STATING ThE CLUB MEMBERS WISHED HIM PICKED TURKEY, T'LL HAVE ™ GIWE HiM // COST A DOLLAR EACH. A SPEEDY RECOVERY \\ You whaT T V//i THOSE ROSES WERE BEAUTIES, | L CAARGED o (/) THE CLUG. _ THE MEMGERS | wWite Ge~ | PLEASED YOU LoOw AS THOUGH [ YOU LOST YOUR By SENE BYRNES A Lost Cpportunity. HOW WOULD YOU FEEL IF YOU THOUGHTY YOU JUS LOST A | HIT JEST 'PEARS LIKE YUH CAN'T NEVER LEARN NO SENSE ATALL ALl TH' TIME AGETTIN ARRESTED AN TOWN\ SETCH LIKES .. HEY, MESCAL TELL MULEY BATES IM ey In Again. =7 FISTICUFFIN', SHOOTIN' = CRAPS 1N PUBLIC, SPITTIN' P vt My S\ ON TH' SIDEWALK AN [Tek! Tek! SASSIN' A OFFICER el B ROUND THIS HERE TOWNSH! T WOULDN’ THINK 1D LOST ADiME! 1D KNOW J T JEST PLLMB PUTS ME OUT, PERCY PIFFLE, How YuH' CARRY oM ATy NOW AINT YUH PLUMB ASHAMED OF YORSELF FER BEING IN HERE REGULARY LIKE WHAT YOH DO ¢ WAL, 1 NEVER OBUDDY, | - AN 1 SORTA ALOWS WHAT'S GOOD AN ENOUGH FER YUH 1S GOOD ENOUGH/”/ FER ME! "~ 7 SIATY DOLLARS FOR ROSES FOR A MAN WRO CAN 7 | NEITRER SEE NOR SMELL: ROSES FOR A MAN WRO HKAS BEEN ASLEER FoR. A WEEK AND MAY NEVER WAKE upP / WRAT THIS CLUB NEEDS IS A | NEW PRESIDENT/ IT was LIKE THIS! I WANTED A QUARTER AN’ T ASKED MOM FOR FIFTEEN CENTS AN’ SHE SAID, o “ CERTAINLY, MY DARLING! WHAT CAUSES THE DAILY REVOLUTION'S OF 4 P &uesmm?