Evening Star Newspaper, May 26, 1932, Page 45

L1 L T T — “I DIDN'T KNOW YOU WERE AN AUTHOR.” “OH, YES. I'VE BEEN WRITING FOR YEARS. I HAVEN'T SOLD ANY- THING YET, THOUGH.” LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph it near a window. FURTHEST | Letter-out and you usually find % 5 Letter-out for fighters. OPERATORS | I Letter-out and he's noisy. ELISHA Letter-out and you give a loud call. l | MOUTHERS | | | -ARRESTED I Letter-out and they destroy. 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 Clarence Darrow is that way. Answer to Yesterday’s LETTER-OUT. Letter-out for a well known eity I P in the Northwest. SEATTLE |L] PALETTES INFLATED Letter-out and she needs smelling. salts. FAINTED Letter-out and it h changed. g I A l REVISED | N | Letter-out and the surgeon does it. OPERATES l T | Letter-out for the grand finish! FINALE READVISE PERSONATE INFLATE (Topyright. 1932 . Agreeable &0 the ear. . Rind. . Stops. . Large bay window. . Shelter. . English schoolmaster who murdered a shoemaker. . Kind of beer. . Egg-shaped. . Vale in ancient Argolis. . Snarl. . Mountain in Thessaly. . Obtained. . A rib: Latin, . Diminish. . Companion. . Constellation. Metal wedge. . Active. . Caucasian wild goat. . Masculine name. . Wolframite. . Son of Seth. . Woolen twilled stuff. . Prevented. . To be greedy. . Old-womanish. . Small bird. . Lizard. . Backless seat. . Instrument for weighing air. . Female deer. . Bly artifices. . Actual. . Image. . Third King of Judea. . Shallow lakes. . Having tabes. . Teacher in the fourth century. . Order of tallless amphibians. . A handy person: collog. . Without wings. . Tollection of facts. . Turn. . Thin plece of baked clay. . Different. . Prates. . Marblelike mineral. . European rodent. . Less. . Consume. . Explate. . American patriot. . Wife of Adam. . Mere versifier. . By day: obs. . Masculine nickname. . Frighten. . By. . Seaport in Florida. . Greek epic poem by Homer. . Pacific parrot-fish. . Heavy black wood. . Throw. . Fragrance. . Error: slang. . One cubic meter. . Greek god of war. . Burmese gibbons. Baked Rarebit. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1932. The Cheerful Cherub at sen? never covla tell, friend resder — They're much too deep for me! Economy [] Is Wasted. Joe Does His Best to Produce a Fever. GREAT SCOTT! WHAT DOES THE WOMAS WANT? HALF MY FORTUNE WOULD -AMOUNT TO BILLONS = VET SHE FUES WTO A RAGE. AS IF | HAD TRED TO CHEAT HER— (TS JEALOUSY, OF COURGE — THATE CLEAR ENOUGH — \TS THE IDEA OF ANNE GETTING AS MUCH AS SHE, THAT BURNS Disillusioned. (T HASNT MOVED A FRACTION. ARE You SURE You KEPT IT UNDER YOURTONGUE 7 AND THE THINGS SWE CALLED ANNIE -, OF COURSE, SHE WAS UPSET AND EXCITED - BUT ITS PLAIN ENOUGH SHE WAS SPEAKING WHAT REALLY 15 IN. HER MIND ABOUT THE CHILD— IF SHE HAD AN OUNCE OF LOVE FOR ANNIE, SHE COULD NEVER HAVE TALKED ABOUT HER UKE THAT- S T'VE 60T A BAD COLD- SO T BOUGHT SOME STUFF . FROM BOOTLESGER MUTT. HOWEVER, T PLAYED SAFE AND SENT T To THe CHEMIST FOR ANALYSIS! A& JACK ROGERS, THE INCOME TAX COLLECTOR, INVITED ME 0 _HiS CLUB AND HE ToLD ME TO BRING ALONG A FOuRTW.[” *TIMID” YOU'RE JUST THE CHAC T0 MAKE 1T A NICE FOURSOME. FREEMAN “Timid” s MULEY BATES GOT HIS P {MANKS Fo B THE INVITATION BuT 1 MUST DECLINE HERE'S YOUR STUFF- AND MY REPORT ON 1T, JEFF! ROCERS 15 A SWELL FELLOW AND WIS CLUB IS ONE.OF THE SPORTIEST IN THE WoRLD. [ WHRY DECLINE ? 1 &OT BETWEEN EIGHT AN’ TEN CENTS! Down. . Gash. . Cc:d:blniu form signifying & hun- dred. . P:nch airplane used in bombing. ———— ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE PIERCHENL IO VIOLIOMA! Cut one pound of soft mild cheese in thin slices. Add two tablespoonfuls of melted butter to two and one-half cup- fuls of stale bread crumbs. Mix one and three-fourths Sprinkle a layer of crumbs in a buttered dish, cover with one-third of the cheese and sprinkle with one-third of the salt and Enprlh. Repeat twice, making three vers. Beat three eggs slightly. and acd one and halfs cupfuls of milk and pcur over the mixture mederate oven for twenty- and serve at once. . Garden Tools. 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