Evening Star Newspaper, January 29, 1932, Page 37

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1932. PO’ HISTAH DOWERS A COULDNT HELP BRANGIN' YO THIS Here BREAST O CHICKEW, An’ CANDIED SWEET PATOOTIES' BUT DONT SAY NUFFIN' ABOUT AND TO"DAY, NO CLEAN SHEETS ON ™My BED! GEG, IF X ONLY HAD ¥ 48 TO PAY My BiLL, ID HOP OUT ofF HERE So QuICK ! DUT HERE I SIT STARVING LIKE A Dogd — cone N WHATA WOMAN' WHATA fl WOMAN ! THIS MORNING I GET SKIMMED MILK \N MY COFFEE, AT LUNCH, TH' TAIL END OF TH' STEAK, AND THIS EVENING, THE NECIK OF THE CHICKEN The CHEERFUL CHERUB 6 R S P TR e I locked my gladness in my heert, And soon, slas, it wesn't there. I dont suppose it's possible To have & joy you cannot share. MODEST MAIDENS | Smcs_ EDDIE BOWERS wALKED OUT To THE MOVIES WITHOUT HAMBURGER To ACCOMPANY HIM, HIS LFE HAS DEEN NO BED OF ROIES.. By | Pop MOMAND Chocolita Has a Heart of Gold. WHY DOESNT A NEW SU(T Look. AS Goop ON YoU AS 1T DOES ON A WIHDoW DUMMY ? \F [ CouLd BE LIT UP BY FOOTLIGHTS, FLoobS, BABY SPOTS AND BoRDERS — CLOTHING [ IS JUST A MATTER. OF LIGHTING Figure Always Has It on Mere Human Beings. “I'M SENDING ALL OUR STOCKINGS TO THE LAUNDRY. SHALL I EORT 'EM NOW OR WHEN THEY COME BACK? BETTER SORT 'EM NOW. THEY MAY NOT COME BACK!" LETTER-OUT By AND IF HE 1S, HE MUST HAVE SOMEBODY PICKED OUT = WHO CAN SHME BE? NoO TELLIN' HOW A THING LIKE THAT would TURN OUT- BUT, GEE wHI1Z ! | WONDER \F HE MEBRNT THAT- “Ou PONT SPOSE "DADDN'S” FIGGQER\W ON GETTIN MARRIED, PO NOU, SANDN ? »LEAPIN L\ZARDS ! WHAT "DRDDN” SAID MESTERDAN JUST SORKED N= |\ MEAN THAT CRACK 'BOUT ME NEEDW A REAL MPMA TO LOOK OUT FOR ME = | DIDNT THINK ANNTHING ABOULT VT BT THE TIME - STiLL, 'DADDN'S AWFUL SMART= \T MIGHT BE O. K.= MARNBE THERE'S NOTHIN' TTO 1T, ANNWAY - STILL., HE NEVER TALKED LIKE “THAT BEFORE - I'M GOING TO ASK BILL=- HE MIGHT XNOW SOMETHIN'~ Charles H. Joseph. | Letter-out and it's time gone. PASTEL | Letter-out and it's pretty smooth work. YIELDS who mix with the boys. CLOSED ’ Letter-out and they're college girls Fhi i Letter-out -and its good for & ENRAVISH | | T ATEGI RIS FeERIT GRAY ENRICH | Cause for Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called last column in center column opposite word Alarm. e removed it from ettered-out” correctly it will spell & President of the United St Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. (Copyright, 1932.) Daily Cross-Word Puzzle Letter-out and when it you run to cover RAIN and it's a row. BRAWL he's comes TEE HEE-WE LooK FUNNY- BUT WE GoT ouUT oF THE HOUSE - ANYWAY.: O WOMAN CAN KECP A, MUTT LOCKED UP LIKE A FAIRY PRINCESS IN AN GNCHANTGD CASTLE! ER_CHARLIE CHAPLIN - AND HIS (MITATORS - OR 1T'S Lol TWO IMTATORS« E(THER WAY~ THEY'RE BOTH NUTS. Hev- YOU - === NADIR 1UST cHAsE THE TALL ONG A BIT NEARER LOOK LIKE THe WRoONG HALF ok THe SIAMESE TWINS, WARBLE and SPIDER Letter-out and they'll light your way. TAPERS 1 J&* By BUD FISHER DESPAIR AND JEFF F‘ S WEARING clcere's, hw DoA'T KNow WHAT CiCERO 1S WEARING — The Sheep |[BUT we Are HoPe He Returned to the Fold. ENTGRARS Letter-out pride in this LINEAGE and families take ENSILAGE (Se I WHEN HE AWAKENS ARD FINDS HE RAS MISSED A WEEK 0 MORE OF GOLF ThE. SHOCK MAY BE MORE TRAN RIS HEarRT WILL STAND I'M AFRAID WHEN DOC WAKES UP HE WILL SUFFER A GRAVE RELAPSE 1 NEVER TROUGRT |/ OF TAAT. AND THE LONGER RE- SLEEPS -TRE GREATER RIS 1 ANGUISH WILLGE. L {HEY SHOULD TELL HIM IT RAINED ALL DURING RIS 7/ BOW CAN A PERSOAN WHO HAS HAD A COMFORTABLE. SLEER FOR A FEW DAYS RAVE A RELAPSE SAY REACTION. TRE REACTION MAY EVEN PROVE FATAL FOLLOWING Yau FREEMAN The Worst Is Coming. Across. Spoiled; as butter. Ostentation niferous. c speaker. ish monetary unit matter of: law. river duck in pairs. s of mischief of lyric poetry ded Mining town, Monmouthshire, Eng- | 34. 35 sembling a pointed arch ing organ in the mouth of a 1 ining to the number 9. Petty naval officer. ANSWER TO YESTERDAY' PUZZLE. Down. Blooming. Dress. 3. Marshal of France, Cage of an elevator. Neuter pronoun. Appropriate. Plant of the nightshade family. Bold mountain crest. 9. Stock. Siamese coin. . Achieve. . Mutable. Fragrant ofl. Growing out. 9 Russian stockaded prison. 21. Medicinal plant. Persian fairy. Envoy. 5. Condition, Miry. 0. After song. Exuberance. 3. Place where tools are sharpened. Emulate. Wearing away. 36. Evils: law. 3i. Pilferer. 38. Large African ape. 39. Language of ancient Syria. 40. Requite. 42, Mexican delicacy. 45 An English author. 48. Fall in. 49 Stone fruit 51. One hundred and four. 52. Fuss and trouble. 54. Circulate. 56. Pen name of an Irish writer. 1802-'69. Man Pays Rent, Evicted. Although John Flynn, a' laborer, has paid his rent in full to date, the Dis- trict Court at Portarlington, Irish Free State, has ordered his eviction. The | Board of Health said that Flynn had | had the house at Annamore for 20 vears, but had never lived in it, and the board wanted it. Flynn said he paid his rent and it was nobody’s business whether he slept in it or not. The judge then declared Flynn “an old humbug” and ousted him. Serves Royal House 50 Years. After serving as groom at Balmoral | Castle, in Scotland, for 50 years, Wil- lisam Durran has just retired. His late father joined Queen Victoria's staff as a gardener in 1848. and four of the sons and three of the daughters have served the royal house for a total of more than 300 years. 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