Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1932, Page 39

H, EDDIE BOWERS GEE! IF I COULD ONLY IS STILL SITTING IN GET EDDIE OUT OF THAT GAME — HES DBEEN IN THAT COMPARTMINT NOW THNK HES COMIN' QUT iN HIS DIRTH DAy LO'ES: AH Je3' HEARD HIM 3ay HES OUT FO' TEEN I MODEST MAIDENS I All the worlds 2 stege they say, That Fate’s directing It Looks That Way. TWS IS A CLEAN TABLE-CLOTH, JOE., PLEASE BE CAREFUL NOT To SPILL ANYTRING ON IT Now, Now! Dot Fuss So! JUST A DAB OF MARMALADE 1 GUESS ITS HaPELESS,, THERES ONLY ONE WAY ForR YoU To EAT — SORRY,Vt. JUST A SPLASK ©F CoFFEE OH —AND COFFEE STANS So! CANT You EVER LEARN “To HANDLE A SPooN® €5 120 L 7. 47 Rhis Rt HE'S A GREAT GOLFER. HE MAKES GOOD MONEY AT IT, TOO. FOR AN AMATEUR!" LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph TLL HAVE To GET R\D op" HIM— THAT'S MmN FIRST JO8 - IVE GOT To_GO AND THAT 81G Lummox! CAN'T NOUL JUST SEE HIM THIS PLACE 'S A MESS - OFF FOR NOW AT LEAST— | B\G ENOUGH— SWELL CANT SEE WHY OLNER IS SO REFINED. TENDRIL FUSSED ABOULT SOME tter-out BUSINESS MATTER. TEN Lette: the h held in hi o and it's s horse. BUT THERE'S NO USE ARGUING WATH HIM = HM-M-M- THERES PLENTN RIGHT HERE TO KEEP ME BUSN - Letter-out and it's easy to burn. THOUSAND MILES FROM HERE - VIEW FROM WAN UP HERE FIFTN STORWES ABOVE THE I C\TN - BUT SUCH TERRIBLE FURNITURE - NO SNAP YO T- GWE ME COLOR AND PEP - LL HAVE TO HAVE ‘THE WHOLE PLACE PONE DVER = UP THE RUGS, TIPPING OVER. THE CHAIRS, SHEDDING HIS LONG HAIR ON ALL THE CUSHIONS- UGH ! WRAT A Dog! ASN, THOLGH = THE WD Te ckpzd ASOUT HIM ILL HAVE TO FIND OUuT JUST WHERE | STAND - IMAGINE ! ME HAVING TO USE DIPLOMACN 1N MY OwWN HOME N DEALING WITH - Ty Letter-out and corporations need S NpThuNe Wi ORCHESTRA | l T reamses ABUSER | Letter-out and that's the way s baby gets alons. l Letter-out and it's & word pussle. RESPECT 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 what all of us are trying to do. Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. I E | ftiar-out R O] O] [Pl (Copyright, 1932.) and all persons have DESIRES Ti=——] AND /M GOING To SHow U= Yoo ™e NEW KIND oF SAUSAGE MAKING~ WITH THe PERSONAL TOUCH! RESISTED OH,MR. SWOOPER'S, DID You SGE WHAT (T SAYS ABOUT You IN MUTT'S CoLuMN TODAY? THAT'S THe New KIND OF JOURNALISM=IT'S WHAT Wwe CALL THe PUTS IN HIS SAUSAGES BUT WE WoULd LIKE TO kAow WHAT BECAMG oF THAT j S SR o'ien Semee NUI'& Letter-out and it's cleaned. RINSED Letter-out and_they are head- et MTTERS Letter-out and you'll where there is food TASTERS men TENSOR OLD DELIVERY HOSS THAT DISAPPEARED ~ 32) INDORSE LAST week.: MORTISE find SPATTERS 77 HEART GOES [/ /// mT To RiM. KE'S |/ “THE SADDEST CASE ON ANY GOLF COURSE CONTROL MY EYE ! THE PooR. FELLOW HAS APHASIA— SPRECK FAILS HIM AT CRITICAL MOMENTS ToOK SIX SHOTS IN A TRAT TRAP AND HE ? DIDN'T SAY A WORD . . 7 /) \WELL WBATS Sap fi .%Aeout THAT 7 1 7/ \JouLd CALL 1T YoAsVeLous CONTROL B Y ‘ g 2% 6. Note of the scale. . Dress of state. 7. Past. . Exclamation of sorrow. . Worthless dogs. n . A Malay state. . Assumed names. & r\ubfned with a pointed instru- ment. mmedan priest (var.) LETS wALK ACROST THE LAKE TO THE OTHER SIDE Jimmie" HOW COULD YOU GET ODROWNDED? ITS ONEY A COUPLE INCHES YCAN SEE FOR. YOURSELE! AWAY OUT THERE TS ONEY UP TO THE I DOWANNA GET DROWNDED! NEITHER DOES Head waiter on & ship. latn. . Departs suddenly. 25. One of the descendants of & pow- erful Indian clan. Dwarf. Anticipated. Long pillow. Love intensely. Flowers. Small house. . Chance. . One-horse sleigh. Western State. . Mexican wildcats. 43. Pertaining to a league of states. ‘Wading birds. 7. Apt, . . Village in Pennsylvanis. es. . Gamin. . Infant. - English nobleman. Pitcher. Anglo-Saxon slave. . Meadow. . Article. dry measure. erous tree of the face. goddess of agriculture. a0y of lettuce, station. 2 Seeing Is Believing, — Lauder’s Cronies Organize. ©Old friends of Sir Harry Lauder have | organized under the name of “Cronies.” The preliminary meeting was held re- | cently in Glasgow, Scotland, and Lauder | was present. The purpase is to hold & | dinner every year, each to be in & |different city in Scotland. The first | dinner of the “Cronies” will be held .;m;n.,x; "r: Edinburgh. ‘Included in the ist of honorary vice presidents are Prime Minister Ma Lord | Aberdeen, the Earl of Alrlie ‘and Sir William Noble. Aw,sHecks! ] HIT DIDNIT HURY —o NONE ArTALL, TO FIGURIN' HIT WAS YUH THAR By 6.LHUNTLEY Boxer Fights Referee. During a boxing match at Newtown, New South Wales, & boxer turned on the referee and fought him for two minutes. Then he turned again to his opponent, knocked him out with a foul blow, and stood over him, counting him jout. Next he started for his seconds, | and it took four men to hold him down. | The referee, after having received n:l‘x-& l blows, left the ring after the tound. The fight was advertised as for the New Souf Pa Couldn’t Think of Nothing Better. ~- H ith Wales.” Y