Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1932, Page 30

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, Im too happy todey ith & sudden., ) IM GONG TO STEP HEQE THEY ARE., EDDIE BOWERS, UTTLE BINO, CLARICE AND ALOYSIUS P. FOLKS . KEEP AN EYVE ON BINO, WiLL YoUu? MONDAY, INTO THE. SMOKING CAR MARCH 7, 1932. WHAT A LUCKY BREAK. IT WAS FOR ME TO win THAT 90000 ON THE MEYIACAN SWEEPSTAVES ! WELL, NOW TO SOAK P fifl SOME FLORI(DA SUN AMD MINGLE. D YoURE W YES' caiua‘a-x.nsf PUT 6OING TARRA | OVER A BI6 DEALL W CONFIDENCE ,SIR, TM A FISHING. EX. | \ey RICH MAR = AND A AWAY AND PLAY ONCE ridiculous glee the spring’s in your heart as it is in mine IN A WHILE § MS GINIS , ON THE. WO THE REST g CRACK. FLORIDA SPECIAL, HEADED FOR ST. PEERSBURG TO FSH FOR ™e ELWSWE TARPON. EDDIE 1S PAYING ALL EXPEMSES ! A LITTLE MORE SPEED , COME ON' HUSTLE AND WED HAVE. CAUGHT IT OR WE'LL MISS IT WE CAUGHT ITJUST BY 1|\ - 5 yays I ‘ — A WHISKER, DIDNT” WE, JoE ' THE WAY @ DONT DRAG ME' 1M ALL OUT OF BREATH You Run for Is the One That Never Starts. 57 PO — “MY BRAIN'S AS GCCD AS ANYBODY'S! “IT OUGHTA BE YOU'VE NEVER USED IT!" LETTER-OUT WELL, WE'RE VR BEG YOUR ALMOST PACKED - | PARDON, S\R.~ THE SACHT 1S OUR SECRETARN | B RERDNY = WE H\:le\sfi:ghsl:W!\' CAN BE OUT OF | 'S Sou - THE HARBOR AND ON OUR. WAN BEFORE DaRK- HELLO — WHAT \S T, HENRN ? WHBT ON HOW DO |_KNOow Y EARTH 1S | WHAT'S UP? THERE'S SOMETHING WRONG NES - \eS- W\., DON'T BOTHER. ME WATH THE By Charles H. Joseph DIFFICULTIES INVOLVED - § ’ AN~ FROM ' THIS '3 THE ‘ SPIKE MARLIN - [ VERY FIRST ? i \nTimaTION OF ANY TROUBLE and irritated. RESPECTED I Letter-out and we're snnoyed l MBRLIN PERSONALLY --- AND AT ONCE - ILL HOLD THE WIRE TiLL YOU GET HIM- Nes- DRIENT - IT \S IMPORTRINT, OR. SPIKE MARLIN WOULD | NEVER HAVE RADWOED | SHIELD | NEVER Hove ¢ Letter-out and the guilty man does it Letter-out and our checks get that way when we're embarrassed. ENDURED Letter-out and we have our lips in a kissable form. SPRUCED business /men make them. SLAKED | Letter-out and 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 word you have removed it from. If you have “lettered-out” correctly it will spell 8 call of the barnyard. . [ — Answer to Saturday’s LETTER-OUT. MISTRESS Int~=-=%iap, M Letter-out and he puts up a fight. . 3 B(.R e USE A NUMBE — RESISTS a SIX 1RON ON > (& THE NGEXT TAND REMEMBER,MuTT, \€ You TAKE THAT BouQUET BWAY FROM JEFF AGAIN T'iL BREAK You UP uke — HARVARD'S GOAL PosTS - NOBODY CAN THREATEA MG~ ESPECIALLY WHen Letter-out d the ister- 3 ] | | Let zdruojl:mfi?x;s ey are bolster THEY AIN'T HeRe! ANTERS Letter-out and it's a foolish l laugh. RESTRAIN LEGGING GIGGLE RESISTED | T | Letter-out and it's where he lives. DELUDES | S RESIDES Letter-out and he escaped his pursuefs. ELUDED (Copyright. 1932.) Across. . South American rodent . Foundation. . Repair . Salt inland sea . River of Damascus . Genus of Olive trees . Assess, tomb . Inflammation of the glands . Inborn. . Goddess of the moon . Former Russian rulers . Wolframite . Prefix signifying against. . The “two” in cards. . One of a Hindu gardener caste. 42, Turn to the right . Drink of honey and mulberry juice. | . King of Judea . That which remains unpaid . Animal jelly. . Covering. . Dropsy. - Bullfighter ., Abyssinian ape. . Send forth. . Purze. . Prevaricator . Location . Department in France. . Indigo: obs. . Elastic filament. . To correct . Murmurs as a dove. ANSWER TO YESTERDAY’' PUZZLE. Iymphatic Estuary of the Amazon Sandarac tree. . Roman patriot, . Confederated German tribes. 5. Hunting dog Arabian garment. East Indian tree. Arrow poison 9. Precious stone. Melted. Charles Lamb. Low tide. Elan. Melody. Electrified particles. 5. Potassium nitrate. 26. To mitigate. Asiatic weapon. Dining car. Consumer. South American monkey. . Claw. . Strike out a vowel. . Performed. . Department in France. Pertaining to an elementary sub- stance. Female servant . One of the curved metals round a horse's collar. . Beetle. Traditional story. . Network. | South American monkey 1 §pnce apanese race of Grooved molding. PR . Greek god of war. . Cereal plant. 2. Male child. —_— The Indispensable Grass. The grasses are the most important things in the world, according to a Western scientist. Evidence for this statement, he says. is abundant'through- out the history of man in all the ages and on all continents. The | of mammals, the nomadic life of o tive man, the beginnings of elvflm E e e y n e - | bility of grasses to man. Primitive man, living by hunting, was | completely dependent on grassland and | became a nomad as he f grass- feeding animals in their wanderings. Cereal grasses changed man from a nomad to a settler and led to the culti- Today, grasses furnish most of the it BUD FISHER You Can’t Intimidate YV o /| -ToLdb ME. OurR_— CADDIES ARE- ¥ BETTING MONEY ON us./ FANCY TRAT ! 7 7 FREEMAN A Better Bet. to Every Rule. N SNIT T \\\l/ Srsrea - oF AL ThiNgs! They MusT % 1 KAD 14 OAN TS You HAVE ? MAN EATERS ARE CERTAINY FIERCET ! ., SO TH DAD' g TONGUE WA SLERS ROUND THIS HERE TOWN AINT GOT INOTHIN' BETTERTO \ DO'N BEUTTLE 4 A BODY, HUH T 7| IF_THE CADDIES ARE /| BETTING ON US WE IS SHOULDN'T CONCEDE HOLE, SRS DID | PUTTS - IT ISN'T FAIR | funt WoNT MAKE ANY DIFFERENCE |1 NOT ALl OF EM! T sAaw ONE. ONCET AN HE DIDN’ LOOK \W/’/ FIERCET' \ P, 7/} HE LOOKED LIKE A 8190Y ! VARMINTS (OR ORATIONS TO TH. ALLOW 5 hSETCH LIKE ‘BOUT ME! EFFECT =/ OH, SO 1 DONT { NEVER \WORK ? _ /THET'S HiT, HUK? SO 1 DONT NI “THE CADDIES ARE NOT GETTING ON HOLES — “THEY'RE QGETTING ON WHETHER You HIT THE GALL OR MISS IT. T WAS THE e TIME I PEEKED THROUGH THE WINDER OF THE'GREASY VEST ’ RESTAURANT AN L SAwWw A MAN EATIN TOIKEY: B7 WAL, YUH JEST AST'EM WHAT TH TARNATION HI™ WAS 1 WAS ADOIN TH' SECOND WEDNESDOA OCTOBER. A | /