Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1932, Page 27

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20. 1932. The Che Drfl,]lch(.y:\lg The big sun reaches down his rays And k;lps the smallest seed to grow — And though Im unimportant too HOLY MACKEREL! A By PoP MOMAND Al Found Out— Now To GET SoME oF “THE GRIME OFF Y OH—1 GUESS ILL JUST LET EM DRy OF THEMSELVES. (TLL BE SAFER. Nothing Is So Sacred as a Guest Towel. “EVERY ONE SHOULD DO HIS SHARE. 80 I'M GONNA GET A JOB AND GIVE MY EARNINGS TO THE UNEMPLOYED.” LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. POG GONE - | PONT BLAME "DADDN’ FOR GOIN ON A TRIP- THIS IS A MESS, WITH PAINTERS AND WORIMEN SWARMING ALL OVER THE PLACE AND POPPING OUT AT MUH FRoM EVERN DOORWAN=- 1'M GOIN' FOR A WALK - “Nux;bwm D TRIXIE Ave GO AN' TEAR UP BVERNTHING ? TH' WhioLe PLACE WAS FURNISHED BraD NEW LESE'N A MEAR AGO, AND EVERTHING THE VERN B8EST- NOW BHES TOSSIN' BVER THING OUT AN STARTIN' ALL O = | SUESS SoME FouLxs JUST canT tem&w\sneu ‘Less EIRE CHANGIN' THINGS - "DADDY” WAS AWFUL SORE - COURSE HE DIDN'T SAN MUCH, BUT I COULD TELL - HES GOT MIGHTY GOOD SELF: CONTROL., BUT HE'S GOT A TERRIBLE TEMPER, TOO- GUESS HE FIGQERED HE COULDNT HOLD IN MUCH LONGER, SO HE WANTED TO GET OUT WHERE HED HAVE PLENTY OF ROOM ‘FORE HE BLEW UP- LARDED | Letter-out and it makes for bad esgs. TRAINED I I Letter-out and it describes a lover. FRESHET | STRANGLE | Jetter-out for a famous Biblical ueen. l Letter-out and they use the rod. STAPLED Letter-out and it's covered with & thin layer of metal 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 openings. Another Refuge. Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OTT. WARDENS |W | [L] |L] [S] (Copyright. 1932.) Letter-out and you're trapped. SNARED 1 Letter-out and they will draw wa- ter for you HYPNOSIS L skt Letter-out and he rambies hither 2 st Tilbet % 3 LET'S SEE€-WHO CAM T PUT on) 4 5 THE PAN TEDAY? How T Love T PUT €M (N THe HoT FAT QUMW oF A HARPOONED MOLARS aug (3 MUSIE TO MY EARS. Bov- WHeN T PRY €M I CRACKER I CRUMBS — THeY THWGS ARE DL TODAY~- $0 1T LOOKS LIKE T GoTTA Pick oN) | You - OLD PAL. NeTTA WORD-OLD PALY Hours THIS, 0LD PAL? " THE oLy THING THAT KeePs JEFF FRom BEING SENT BAck Td THe REFORM SCHoOL 1S THAT He's PAST 60 AREAD, MUTT= “BUT DoN'T SAY ANYTHING ABouT M& HAVING BEEN |} IN ARY Jams! || Letter-out and it makes the wheels g0 smoothly GREASE REGALES ResPonsIBLE For THe SPIDeR ~ THE VY THAT PoisoneTH~ AND THe GOSSIPING Letter-out and it means you are the loser FEASTED i BuD Fisuer Daily Cross-Word Puzzle Says a Good Word for AnOld Pal. |B AND SINCE T'VE BEEN | CARRYING My BAG (8 | AND 36 HOLES A pAy |_ I'VE FOUND L DO NOT | REGUIRE 50 MANY CLUBS 1 DIDNT FORCET ) THEM, | DISCARDED THOSE CLUGS. 1 CAN NEVER GET A CADDIE AT THE PUBLIC LINKS, YOU HAVE FORGOTTEN SOME oF FREEMAN Lightening the Vanity . Soon. . Pertaining to punishment, . Fairy. . Against: prefix. . Gull-like birds. . Act of considering again. . Epoch. 11. Delaware: abbr. . Steady, fixed gaze. . Daubs . Roman poet . Mental image. Lowest tide. Decays Low sand hill. 7. Qranular rock material 9. Religious ceremony. . Btrip of leather. . Obese. . Primary oolor. Placid . Mentally sound. . Before. . Pertaining to & branch of mathe- matics. . River in France. PUDDINHEAD Part of a church AN ME ARE HAVIN A BICYCLE RACE " Look_BUMP | ™M @oIn’ S\XTY -k * PUDDINHEAD STOPPED SO I WIN THE . Indian: combining form. . Hold in check Prevaricator. . Dispatches Chemical compound. . Let fall . At sea 3. Precipitation 5. Pierce with pointed weapon. 7. Hostelry. . Accepted as one's own. Upbraided. . . Sunken track. . Female sheep B CANTCHA SEE i/ 1™ c@AasSTIN' DOWN Bv A BiG o | GENE BYRNE Salamander. . Cuts short. Devices. Spanish silver dollar. . Costly. . Misplace: obs. Still Going Central American tree. . Walked on . Attach slightly. 1. Small piece Compact . Deep. Tesonant cry. Comfort Employed Moved to and fro. . Mocks. . Flat circular plate. Saltwort. On the shore. . Laborers. Restrain, . Contests of spesd. . Vehicle for hauling. . Cut off covering Recede. Strong. . Notwithstanding | 'gu:xu"%mmlng one of a party. ;s;_m» of being intenssly excited. | Three: prefix . Pre I Mistakes Scotch Pupils Like School. L Tennls toom Increased attractiveness of the school . Fish net buildings and rooms in Scotland is credited with being part of the reason for the new high record in school at- tendance last year. According to sta- tistics just issued the percentage of average attendance in the entire coun- try was 904, compared with 90.2 in 1930. The record was made despite the unusually severe weather in some parts of the country and prolonged epidemics in others. The standard of health among pupils also was greatly improved. Down. . Connected succession. . High explosive. . Regent: abbr. ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE. WAL, TLL BE AcsEENS YOH Foot Ball Once Prohibited. | Records recently found 4n Scotlard | show that foot ball playing wes banned | | there in the fouricenth and fifteenth century because it interferred with the practice of archery. The act of May. 1424, read: “That na man play at the fute-ball, under the paine of fiftie schil- lings to be the By €L HUNTLEY