Evening Star Newspaper, February 20, 1932, Page 22

B—6 Ti{E EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1932. VERY THING | SETTLED, T WANT MR. BOWERS! You Now || To praw Have # 90,000 on DEPOSIT HERE, AND You NAY CHECK AGAINST AH! THAT REMINDS HE — SOu weep Son€ NEw Dups, BINO "My Sow wANTS A CooPiE OF MORNING SUITS, Some RIDING TOE&S, A 3AILOR SUIT, AND SOMETHING For OUR J€ANS — Why should I be wd COME Ow, LTS to lose The ;unt illufi‘c\ml of my youth ? I oug‘\t to welcome. - every loss . ": Thut brings 5 me nnngr toQ $ the truth. - YESSIR —YESSIR— , MAY | TAKE Your | ER—DONT KNow | ORPER, SIR P | YET. BRING CoumLE 2 GLASSES of WATER WHILE WE MAKE UP OUR MINDS WELL WALK oUT oN THEM IF A WAITER DOESNT CoME SooN PRETTY Slow SERVICE HERE “BUT, DAD, THEY CAN'T PUT A MAN IN JAIL FOR INDEBTEDNESS!" “YEP, THERE'S NO JUSTICE.” LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph RICH AND SINGLE - A 1 THINK THE YYD S FALLING FOR ME, BUT | CAN'T BE SURE-SHE'S ART- \F | CAN €T HER ON MY S\DE, I'ué |E CHANCES ! ’ HUR! 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HE- // EXPLODED AFTER EVERY SkeT/ DID THE DECTOR MAKE ANY OF HIS FAMOUS T — EXPLOSION SHOTS 2 Y FREEMAN l The Great Exploder! . Directors. . Delighted. . Bissuits. . Partner. . Receptacle. 1. Army officer. 3. Volcanic vents. . Upright. ALBO . Vacation. 7. Genus of crustaceans. . Totality. . Australian bird. . Old. Negative. . Ego . Conditions. . Blaze. 7. Embrace. . Female ruff. . Indian clan symbol. . Difficulty. . Dry. 45. African antelope. . Young goat. . Melodious. Profit Anoint. . Constellation. 1 away. . Ceremony. Breathe explosively. 2. A fixed star. 3. Deed. . Knifed. . Chart . ‘Entreat. Base of dye stuffs. . Scalloped. . Sows again. Having a handle. Wanting a drink Down. 1. Bok of tae Bible 2. Principle 3. Pertaining to cosmic dust. 4. Feminine name. 5. Adventitious respiratory sound. 6. Sloping. JNSWER TO YESTERDAY’ PUZZLE. . Variety of aluminous amphibole. . Former order of birds. Schemes. . Before. . Delicate. . Circulars. . Chep to bits. . String. . Philippine tree. . To piece out. . Wild black cherry. . Tabulous animal. . Arranges. . Wooly. . Feminine name. . More frothy. . Bodies of land. . Storm. . Pilfer. . Nonsense: Scot. . Opinion. 4. Go away! . Plate. . Fem!nine name. . Hawailan wreath. - . Premier Has 10 Children. Australia’s new prime minister, J. A. Lyons, who is blessed with 10 children, bas decided to make his home in the ample ledge at Canberra, which was un- occupled during the term of his prede- cessor, Mr. &cullin. For various reasons Canberra. the new capital, has not proved alluring to politicians or society. They still prefer Sydney, which is near- ly 200 miles away, and Canberra is rather cmpty and almos: as desolate as a “ghost” mining town when Parlia- | ment is not in session. The capital was | planned by town building experts and | enjoys an’ invigorating climate. . Police in Goloshes. At some of London's busiest corners traffic policemen are aloshing about in | goloshes. Long study of policemen’s | feet and footwear by experts is respon- | sible for the new style. Goloshes are proclaimed the policemen’s perfect foot- wear. They keep the ¢~ a dull wet day sh | that is considered | dazzling. Time | “Bobbies” oiled their boots in damp | weathcr. When the sun came out | they appeared to be wecaring dirty and ! greasy boots, which caused them grea$ mental cistress. GAWDGE WASHINTON WAS THE FATHER. OF HIS COUNTRY AND THE MOST FAMOUS MAN IN THE REVOLUTION® DiDJA KNOW THAT PUDDINHEAD ? HE wAS FAMOUS OnN ACCOUNT OF HE NEVER TOLE A we! DIDJA KNOW THAT JiMmie ? O1D Sng KNOW N THAT QUIET UL TOWN SHE WAS 1 BELLE.- WON HER HEART, NOW THEY'VE DRIFTED FAR APART LOVED, NOT WISELY BUT T80 WELL -~ HER AWAY FROM TH' DEAR OL' oME TODAY, TH' VILLAGE FOLKS LINK WITH DISGRACE el HE HER HAS CAST..THAR'S NO BLOTTIA OUT TH' AAST, OF HOME START TEARS AROLLIN' DOWN HER FACE, I BETCHA HED BE THE MOST FAMOUS MAN IN THe WOILD! DIDJUA KNOW THAT Bumpe ? APPROVE SAID ANNTHING | BEEN OF NOUR AND MOTHERS WAITING TO A HOUR, FER YOH . WELL, DION'T . 1 TELL YOU 1 MIGHT BE FIVE