Evening Star Newspaper, February 9, 1932, Page 34

c—+4 l MODEST MAIDENS | Fm depressed {{Is when 1 have en - idle mind — For when I .work to co uer woe eally isnt there I find. =/ W KID SURE Y YEW, Now DID BAT, DIONYT [ WHATA “WE E\ s ITS 70O BAD HE CANT TALK Moge’ HE SAYS HIS NAME IS BINO. LOOW, BILL, HE's SoundD YEH, HES A SweLL | KID' IGuess His Fots MUST B€ WORRIED = — > CARRY MY LETTER ON YOUR HEAD, © MY HUSBAND, $0 YoU WONT FORGET To MAIL \T OH, GOSH— HERES TRAT LETTER You ASKED METo MAIL! 1M TERRIBLY SoRrRY | OUGHT To BE USED o IT By Now Simpler in the Days of Clay Tablets. s % 20 e s “HOW CAN IT HELP YOUR DAD IF YOUR MOTHER TRIES TO KEEP UP WITH THE JONESES?" “WELL, THE JONESES HAVE BEGUN TO ECONOMIZE!'" LETTER-OUT PINNER 1S ALL READN. BUT By Charles H. Joseph DISSEVER LEAVES DRESSING BEDLAM DESTROY | Letter-out and it means changes. | Letter-out and believe in fairies. Letter-out and they're found in opera houses. Letter-out and it's something we don't like to get. | Letter-out and it's put away. 5 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 worr ! you have removed it from. 1f you have “lettered-out” correctly it will spell | ‘the man who is having a hard row to hoe. Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. FaCES |C INGRESS | R CREAMY GOVERNS | N | K KNEADS | Al ut and youre out of SAFE Letter-out and the barber does that. SINGES Letter-out aad justice should be tempered with it MERCY Letter-out and oranges grow there. GROVES , Let! danger. Letter-out and you'll find them I in" Denmark. DANES (Sopyright. 1932.) Daily Cross-Word Puzzle . Reticence. . Requite. . Modes of access. _ Facility. " Bond or any security of France. . Independent state of West Arabia. . Mates. . Edible part of New Zeland fern. . Combined into one uniform product. | 2 . Hunting dog. . Flings again. . Olly liquid. . Liquor. . Joined. Lady superior of a nunnery. . Constellation. . Force: Latin. . The red cedar. . Move about slowly in a circle. . Roman goddess of beauty. . Seaport in Hawaii. . More courteous. . A marcher. . Any young fishes. . Essential part. . Cortege. . Tell fanciful stories. . Attempted. . Bleb. RNown. . Floor coverings. . Browbeat. . To pay a call again. . Lead the singing of a choir. . Lowered. . Bombycid moth. ANSWER TO YESTERDAY' PUZZLE. Sower of seeds. . Wilier. . Embankment. . River in Bohemia . Oriental water baskets. . Crushes. . Feminine name. . Abandons. . And not. . A beginning: rare. . Shells of explosives. . Hastened. . Dyewood tree. . Inverted. . Liken, 37. Black and gold birds. . Forage grasses. . Republic in Scuth America. . Clamor. . Islands southeast of Florida. . Manifest. . Stillness. . Rearing gale. . Gorgeous. . Plac~ where a crime is committed. . Colorless crystalline compound. . Minute. . Tribe of ancient Belglan Gaul. Peeress Fire Heroine. Braving the flames that swept through the stables at her stately home in County Down, Ireland, Dowager Lady Dunleath, who is a daring horse- woman, saved the life of her favorite pony, Fochette. Three other ponies were vescued, but Fochette resisted the efforts of the stablemen to lead her out, and ran back into the flames. Lady Dunleath ran to the side of the pet, quietly spoke her name arml patted her on the neck. The animal quieted down and followed Lady Dunleath from the stable. A moment later the roof | crashed 1n. Air Service Speeds Up. More speed appears to be the demand of the traveling public in Germany and the heads of air lines have mapped out a program which calls for a great slashing of time schedules this year. ‘Three-engine machines are being built to travel 200 miles an hour. With such airplanes it will be possible to reach any town in Germany within 2 hours and to make London and Paris in 3 hours, so that a German business man Can leave Berlin early in the morning, transact business in London or Paris, and be back home the same evening. The new schedules are expected to greatly travel, | | ——————— 2 1 By HOwARD FREEMAN Spike’s Not Tossing Business Away. rzfijfifi [ GENE DYRNES Impossible But True. "PADDYS" A LITTLE LATE - HE TELEPHONED AND SAD HE'S ON HIS WAN - HELL BE HERE ANM MINUTE NOW - HE_SA\D HE HOS A SURPRITE, BUT HE WOULDNT ShAY WHAT (T 15~ BUT (T'S GETTING MONOTONOUS: MY WHAT A MESS OF cLuas ! / v Z FOR A LITTLE FELLOW TO CAN THE DOCTOR ? USE ALL OF THOSE CLUBS, CARRY ¥ HERE} ©O& OF MINE. ! HE MUSTA BEEN PLAYIN' IN TRE HOME LAST NIGHT AKINDA SNIFFUN, LKE AN A-AILIN HELLO, EVERNGODN - ! BROUGWTY A L\TTLE SURPRISE_FOR YOu - MISS TINKLE, THESE ARE MY |VERY PERR. FRIENDS I've | TOLD You AsouT- BWL AND WUN WEN - AND THIS VS LITTILE ANNIE - JCEF Won'T COME AWAY @ €RoM THAT RADIO TO CAT- He's So In Love HE CouLDd WALK onN DAISIES WITHOUT CRUSHING THem ! HOwW oLb IS THAT DOG, HES SIX YEARS OLE Jimmie! AN' SO HIS OU' LADY STICKS WIS FEET IN HOT MUSTARD WATER AN MOREN SIx YEARS OLE! OULWVER HAS TOLD mMe SUCH WONDBERFUL THNGS Amu‘lrm MEET Nou- OV CAN'T CALL \T LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT— BGCAUSE HGC'S NEVER SGEN HER!: CX T MY B0 I T 7T WHY DON'r You Theow. [/, -THOSE KE CAN'T useE | INTO THE LAKE ? HELL NEVER. ' HES HE ISNT, JIMMIE! wHAT MAKES YA OM, YOu LITTLE DARLING - | SUCW B1G, ROUND ENES! AND WHAT LOVELY, CURLY HAIWR - | JUST KNOW WERE GOING TO BE GREAT PALS- T AIN'T A BAD beA T EALL IN Love WITH A VOICG~ EOR A GUY HGARS T PLENTY AFTGR He's J/11F 1 THREW AWAY ALL HE CLUGS ME CAN'T USE THE BAG WOULD |, BE EMPTY AN’ KE WOULDN'T NEED A CADDIE NO DO& COULD GET AS DIRTY As THAT N ONEY Six