Evening Star Newspaper, April 2, 1932, Page 22

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1932. D o . NOW FOR. A COUPLE HOURS' BROTHER CLARENCE, ; St it g g WE'LL 60 FOR A DRIVE BY CYCLONE! WHAT A RELIEF !! > HAS EODIE = ‘E' OURSELVES THIS AFTE Swee . GOAT RUNNING © _oest:;r little , By AROUND N CIRCLES! thered tunes Pop MOMAND — — AFTER A WEEK OF The DEAR CLARENCE, EDDIE 15 ABOUT 4 , TO ENROLL N Wildcat in A SANITARILM ! —g— Mo X ) ; — e WHENEVER JOE AND | ARE WHATS THE R —— WERE A PAIR INVITED To A VERY SPECIAL PARTY MATTER, JOE ? | FEVER SopE. o 7 N:w-;r‘» : , JOE ¢ BEAUTIES —WANT WEY'CAN | ALWAYS GET A RED NoSE i | ON MY UPPER b st g | To POWDER YouR LIP® | TAKE ME OR E'P —Looks LIKE o Y71 Lewe me JUSTAS | AMm Night of a Party. € T P 43 b e “DAD THOUGHT HE WAS ONE OF THE PEOPLE WHO WAS HOARD- ING MONEY THAT PRESIDENT HOOVER TALKED ABOUT!{" “WHAT DO YOU MEAN. HE ‘'THOUGHT' HE WAS HOARDING?" “OH, MOTHER FOUND WHERE HE HID IT, MONTHS AGO!" LETTER-OUT S- | sAwW - = — - - By Charles H. 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Biographies. - . ther. A parcel. JEST A YEAR AGO TONIGHT MOW/ER, HOW SORROWFUL WUZ WE, N5 FoR : = —- % Eax- trim and smart. Pertaining to Spring. WHEN SISTER. MAY WUz TOOKEN] UPON HER WEDDIN DAy 5“5”2’35 “gm‘g‘ . FOLK: F,JEST As A UL 5 7 = SPQ EEEV‘ NG 3 . A morsel Note of scale. ROH, MOTHER, DERREST 1om.£R, HOW MUCH BETTER IT WOULD HAVE BEEA! rg Pty ol Ffi;;fi:\s %T:\:fi;?ue.\ét T M 1P v 20 (LA B . Toughen by use Wooden shoe, COULD I HAVE DED JEST LIKE HER IN MY INNOCENCE Ay o, M€ y . BUCH oy == A Ir:‘d:pendently, Porcelain. ‘&_i_ 55‘% sl N'GLgg /i ..J( wearpED I/, HAS BEEN ASTED TO / NEAH, SPECIALLY Unit. 5. One who despises. v o ’ /\ ceLonrane ! SING FER VAL ALLY ce? (WrEN SHE Snes ) Raged. Exploits o 7/~ { £ G ) 4 f ? SO Pertaining to the throat. 59. That which is to be captured. The by-product of coal A fruit Wke the grape. . Causes death. Play on words. . Foe. 5. A beverage Butt against. . Attempt. ANS‘V[B TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE. | Oils From Orange Trees. Four rather distinct types of essen- | tial ofls are secured from the orange | tree and its fruit. Orange oil is de- | rived by pressing the rind of either the | sweet or bitter orange; bergamot ofl, | extracted from the rind of a special | variety of orange cultivated almost p ) ; 5 : Wrigeaslinies | exclusively in Italy and Corsica for its ‘ %4 ; : = HAD A FIT/ | essential ofl content; pettigrain oil, pro- K 3 ; | duced by distillation of the leaves and | twigs of the bitter orange, and orange flower, or neroli ofl, distilled or ex- tracted from the fresh flowers of the “ bitter orange trees. Orange oil is the - 2 5 . . i only one of these m::h which is = — made in the United