Evening Star Newspaper, February 8, 1932, Page 28

MODEST MAIDENS THE EVENING T was A Toven BREAK FOR LITTLE BINO WHEN HE CRAWLED INTO THAT STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1932: HOW DO You SUPPOSE TH' KID EVER GOT IN TH' VAN WIDOUT US SEEIN' Hin ? TH POOR LITTLE BEGGAR'S HUNGRY! WE GOTTA GET HIM SOMETHIN' TER GIVE TH' k1D ALL HE KIN EAT, DILL Y VAN, AND WHEN BINO AWOKE, HR WAS WELL QUTSIDE | OF PHILADELPHIA . BY DINT OF GREAT HOWLING HE Wap FINALLY CALLED ATTENTION To HiS PLIGHT, @ 1932, by The Associated Newspapers HEY, VI! 1 JUST FoUND MY OLD STAKP “THIS 1S LIKE FINDING THE MINT ! ALBUM UP IN THE SToRERooM ! sy SAY, THIS 10 PFENNIG BOOMTERGRAVIA STAMP ALONE IS WoRTH TWENTY-FIVE DoLLARS ! AND THIS CARAMBA ISLAND SET OF 1897 IS PRICELESS! I'm GomeTo | SELL “THE WHoLE LoT To A DEALER | V] Gooby! WE Can USE SOME OF THE MoNEY T Buy A TORKISH Rue T DID THE STAMP MAN GIVE You @ YT HE SAID TRE CATALOGUE VALUE WAS SiX DOLLARS, BUT ALL. HE Could ALLow ME WAS 27 CENTS —HE! A PoUND OF STUFFED DATES Another of Boyhood’s Ilusions is Shattered. 2 _An—il,n-w, 28 1S THAT MAN TRYING FOR A RECORD OF STAYING UNDER WATER?” “NO, MISS, I GOT A COURT SUMMONS FOR HIM!" LETTER-OUT | laliwd| By Charles H. Joseph. INGRESS CREAMY GOVERNS Letter-out and souwre out of Ganger. Letter-out and the barber does that. Letter-out and justice should be tempered with it. Letter-out and there. oranges grow = 1 JUST CALLED UP TO SEE IF YOUD HAD ANy IDER NET ON HOW WE CaNy BREAK LP THIS TRIIE TINKLE AFFRIR — NERAR - | GLUESS YOU'RE RIGHT = WELL HAVE O wAaTeH FOR AN OPENING - OH, | GUESS THERES NO HURRY - Wit - W nase T ToR A PLENTY OF TIME - NES, WE MUST WAIT FOR AN j OPENING= BUT \ DO NOT AGREE THAT WE HAE PLENTN OF TIME - MY QBSERVATION HAS BEEN THAT WARBUCKS \S A MAN OF QUICK DECISIONS AND SUDDEW BCTION - ONCE H\§ MIND 1S MRDE UP, HE WiLL ACT- QUR ONWY CHANCE LIES IN DISSUADING HIM BEFORE HIS MIND 13 MADE UP, \F POSSIBLE - | WISH } COuLD BE SURE - \F | ONLY KNEW THAT BNNIE AND TRIXVE WOULD LOVE EACH | OTHER - WELL, I'LL NEVER. BE ABLE To JUDGE WISELY TILL IVE SEEW THEM ToGETHER ~ I'LL L CALL UP TRIXIE DINNER AT YOUR HOME TOMORRKROW EVENING ? OH, THAT WILL BE LOVELY - AND fLL MEET SIOUR FRIENDS, ) BILL AND_ WU WEY AN PEAR LITTLE ANNIE - O, Letterout and youwll find them in Denmark. KNEADS 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 the word | you have removed it from. If you have “lettered-out” correctly it will spell | What is good for a turn. Answer to Saturday's LETTER-OUT. ; ) A 2. | = Zn sl . riia 192 by The &) Al ‘ Cl Letter;out and a generous man MUTTSY, WE HAWE BEEN FOR GOODACSS SAKE - - | seEE s FwAy L\ meoves —— 0 SHARES screnc ||| MARRED oveR Tweaty | R Letter-out and you need 'em for YEARS. JUST THINK w, e Iyr, . a tie up. LACES l A 7-,,:::%’: | Z Letter-out and the impatient man does it (Copyright. 1832.) Daily Cross-Word Puzzle YEAR, tic ¢35 “UITle Follow 1S A WoMAN WAY, THE LT RASCAL HAS Fooucd US BoTH. He's CHUMMY wiTH SADIT SCHMALTZ - ISN'T 1T Too BAD THAT JEFF || NEVER MARRICD - CRASHES CLEARS FASTER Letter-out and that's the way we enter the world BAR! ZEBRA Letter-out and king does that. SYRINGE REIGNS Voice on the Air. THIS BOy WE HAVE CARRYING QUR | 1E's EVIDENTLY A CADDIE WHO = AGS 1S AN EXCEPTIONAL CADDIE. | . | (eled N B\S PROFESSION v/ /)] ) - / S e T oS A GACE 1N 4 TAKE S e N s e s o N TR EQEARRE LS 1/ numeER oF new EVERY AND Wi I GIWEN ME SIX TRAE ROUGH HE GWNES ME A NICE HE EASES RIS CONSCIENCE [ BALLS MlS?lNHG NEW ONE. By MAKING RESTITUTION . HOW MANY NEW /7 F?Ncm‘f/u%;éc;tr 7 v BALLS HAS KE GINEN You ? THATS JUST THE THe N UGfl FREEMAN The Caddie With a Conscience. 1. Optical 1llusion. 7. Armenian mountain. . Alike. . Mexican blankets. . Enliven. . Paint by dots. . Permit. . Inorganic substance. . Copy. . Brim. . Exclamation. . Artificial lake in the Canal Zone. . Hermits, . Classify. . Blind again. WHATS AMATTA WITH, YOUR. LI BROTHER TOMMY 9 CANT HE HOW CAN HE TALK WHEN HE HASNT EVEN GOT ANY s . Seed covering. F HELLO! WHATS YOUR | @GRANMA HASNT GOT ANY TEETH AN’ SHES A . Total. . Knock. . Lubticase. : ;{:&g of & man used pilaste L as a pilaster. - Bpiks oticorn. . Herod's daughter. 2. Spoken. . Placid. Nitrate of potash. . Bulgarian coin. 5. Domesticated. . Foxy person. 7. Mother (Lat.), . Sailor . Child. . Wading birds. Bricklayer. K. . Raised. . Instrument that records vibrations. Bv GENE BYRNES It’s a Gift. Peacock butterflies. 5. Serpent. 6. Open grating. . Fortification formed with stakes. 5. Unaspirated consonants. . Variety of pigeon. 7. Military student. . Part of a church, . Sleeping berths. . Trumpet. . panish title. Market _value. . King (Spanish). . Fold. . Rubbers. . Wall. . Foreign. . Parts of the mouth. . Nets. . Short essays. . Relates. . Take in. . Shelter. . A play upon words. . Perched. . Flatter servilely. . Discussions. . Russian military warehouses. . Those who tend the sick. . Flat-bottomed boat. . Hebrew word used in the Psalms. . Founder of Pennsylvania. . Christmas. . Monkey. . Beat (slang). HIS HOSS JEST THREW HIM IN A MUD HOLE AN’ WERE GONNA WRENCH NAW! 1 sAID wE WAS GONNA WRENCH OFF NYO'R OL' MAN . NOT LYNCH HM! ORTA SEE HM . HES A MESS.-.. WHAT, TH-.. T Camp Does Winter Duty. - The Kansas City Boys' Club some ANSWER TO YESTERDAY’ PUZZLE. | years ago secured 100-acre site which was transformed into an ideal Summer camp, where the lads were enabled to go during the heated term and spend ‘ L u UBN):I'LF.Y some time amid healthful surroundings and to engage in wholesome amuse- ments. When the Summer was over it was the custom, as in most other camps, to lock the place up and desert it. In | this manner it was idle during the greater part of the year,.and this does not stand for efficiency. So when it was suspected that there might be oil 15| | on the property, a well was sunk, and it resulted in a flow of natural gas, and this since has been made use of in lighting the grounds and heating the buildings. The result is that now whenl the camp is closed the place is im- mediately reopened as a school. The institution is now doing duty every day in the year. It's a Good [dea, Anyway.