Evening Star Newspaper, February 5, 1932, Page 45

THE EVE s FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1932 l MODEST MAIDENS ‘ NT COLLECTOR WAS HERE TODAY, DADDY.” IHAT MONEY HE OWES ME?" LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. CENTERS PEERS t and it soaks throush t and vou're careless. m each word and rearrange to spell the word called lette heve Answer to Yesterday's r in center column opposite the word “lettered-out” corregtly it will spell LETTER-OUT. Letter-out and he's a worker in TILLER NERS | L] Letter-out and it's a stripe. STREAK \UDITS |U| MASKER PLUMBER P it and he's a sober gen- STAID IM[ Letter-out and it sounds ke thunder. RUMBLE (Copyright, 1932.) 1. Volcanic peak in California. 7. Feline delicacy 3. Genus of the oaks Without sound Aloft 7. Descended Poverty. of procedure n of defective intelligence. American republic. 47. 48 :fin | 55 60 1. Dominant 2. Masculine pronoun. hilt al burning. Blemish 5. Wine cask. Interrogate. 7. French dance. In a vertical line: nautical. At that time. Slight bow. At home 2. Highland bagpipe music. Member of religious sect. Ty orbits. ssage in & mine the present time. nall singing bird. ght sarcasm olling of a bell Might Express indirectly. 3. Nobleman Extinct, flightless bird Small wheel on & swivel . Stuffed seat without a back. Lament 9. Roll up. . Intimidated. . Welsh rabbit. . Crystal-studded rock cavities. Predecessor of the Aztec. Citizen's dress when worn by Army or Navy officials. \]\'t’flpnn superseded by the bayonet. To spur. etic branches of learning. net’s title. Perform. Myself. Days and Nights of the Moon. All parts of the moon are bathed in | divect sunshine at some time or other, and as each part is thus exposed for nearly two weeks at & time the surface temperatures must get very hot at such times, 5. Astronomers have computed t when the sun is shining the sur- lava rises to a temperature of 216 degrees Fahrenheit, that is, degrees higher than the tem- re of boiling water. On the other | temperatures as low as 243 de- grees below zero Fahrenheit are be- lleved to occur in that pawt of the moon turned away temporarily from the sun. Because of the absence of an atmosphere there are great contr: of temperature from time to time from place to place. N ’ The CHEERFUL CHERUB When [ give in to some one's will He seems to get the st of me — But I have triumphed over gelf, By Ar\q won an inner pop MOMAND victory Bino’s Taken For a Ride. BUT IN ANOTHER. WA 1T \ NOW THIS BIG BLONDE DAME HE'S FALL\NG FOR - WEVE GOT YO STOP THAT- WHRTEVER BECAME OF HS FIRST WIFE, ANNWAY ? 1‘ [WAS ALMosT MU T [ReinsTATED afld V&S TERDAY- ™e J E F House ) BUT CoMMITTEE TURNGD Down e APPLICATION. : Buo FisHeR A Higher Law Than q}y« That of Man. Ty HOW WAS 1T, Doc, / To WAKE UP AND wHeres . LITTLE Bino, SAY, WON WEN - |_SuPPosE \| \T'S 'NONE OF OUR BUSINESS, WARBLLKS \$ OUR FRI - OFFICER- MY WIFE WON'T ALLOW ME IN THE 1 HOUSE- WHAT SHALL WHEN YOURE APPROACHING SIXTY JT'S TOUGH TO LOSE |/ TEN DAYS OUT OF, YOUR LIFE BUT IT WOULDN'T HAVE- BEEN SO GAD HAD I SLEPT ONE MORE MINUTE e 1 WAS HAVING A SWELL DREAM | THE KIDS OKAY, GOOPY — DONT WORRY, T LEFT HIN DownSTARS ON TH' STOOP WHILE T CAME UP Fop’ THIS ClgAar' I ToLD HIM NOT To BuUpGE ! BiNe I1SNT HERE ! WHERE CAN HE Wow, WHAT A ScRAP, BUT | CANT SEE A SIGN OF THEM YoU'LL CATcH YouR. DEATH AT SEA A NUMBER OF NEARS ( HIS_FIRST WIFE WAS LOST ) AGO IN A TERRIBLE STORM | lSLTFD\MhE"r_ THEJ ) - WHAT Do You bo WHEN YOUR wiFE DOEsSN'T ALLow YoV IN THG Do YOU MEAN TD -|SAY T CANNOT APPEAL TO MATCH. FREEMAN Are Champs, my POP \,SET‘A WATER THE LFINTS WHEN HE WAS A IL FELLER AN’ HE NEARLY GOT | . HISSELF IN A i WHOLE LOTTA -~ GENE BYRNES TROUBLE! / April Fool Candy. By 6.LHUNTLEY A Penny For His | IN THIS DREAM 1 WAS PLAYING FRANCIS OUIMET FOR THE AMATELR CAAMPIONSKHIR 1 HAD A TEN,;""‘ FOOT PUTT 10 WIN THE WHEN 1 WAS | | LINING uP ThAT PuUTT SPIKE WOKE ME LB DAG NAG 1T/ LFINT NAMED JUMBO A STICK OF PEPPERMINT CANDY NOW WHAT SHOULD A UTTLE BOY sAY TO THE LADY WHO HAS GIVEN HIM A PENNY L FOR CARRYING HER == = buMDLES?/Té GREAT GUNS! BINO'S GONE ! Be ? HE'S LosT! APPEAL TO THE LOWER COURTS-VERIFIGD BY ™e APPELLATE | DIVISION ~ CORROBORATED BY THE ARMY AAD HEY, BiLL, DO Youse HeEar A KO CRYW w THIS VAN P ol G INKS MOVING AND WHY CANT CATS PULL OFF BouTS LIKE TRAT BY DAYLIGHT 2 You oUGHT To BE ASHAMED OF YoURSELF \T IS VERY HARD To REASON ALLIRIGLT, WITH A MAN 1IN 8UT NOT € | UDNFORTUNATE WERE SHE TO BECOME HIS ENDORSED BY T™& WACKERSHAM COMMITTE AND CERTIFIGD BY THE SUPREME covrT oF THE& UNITGD STATES: BUT You'Lt sTiel RAVE SUNK THRAT PUTT, YOU DUFFERS ARE ALL CRAMPIONS IN YOUR DREAMS RUNNIN' ALL AROUND THE TOwWN EATIN' UP ALL THE