Evening Star Newspaper, July 4, 1932, Page 19

MODEST MAIDENS S THE EVENING STAR, Why search the world for Friends ? WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, JULY 4, MM-M ! OX TAIL. SOUP— BUT THE OLU LADY DIDN'T PUT ENOUGH SALT IN T DL RIX T LUP! FUNNY SHE DIDN'T SALT IT ENOUGH !! AS A RULE | THE OU GAL SHAKES A I MERCY ! I NEARLY FORGOT TO SALT THE sSouP! fm &LAD T HEAVENS! I HAD NO IDEA I PUT SO MUCH SALT IN SALT! WHY I TASTED THE 'SOUP AND IT WA SO FLAT I SALTED T JWICKED SALT SHAKER! WELL, IT'S OxAY THE SOUP - T'S TERRIBLE !! MYSELFE — HM ! 1T I only heve to be TASTES LikE THE A Friendly soul myself And they will come 1o me. Cooks Spoil the Broth.” AND THERE GoOES The REST! V'LL BET You | COULD HAVE TURNED IT WITHOUT THE TAKE. IT EASY, CANT You! | WAIT TILL'THE WIND LETS UP IT SAYS CONTINVED ON PAGE 14 "’hfl/"-l"“lw..-" LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph THAT'S NOT A DRIVE- THAT'S JUST A SHORT PUTT- WOW- WHA DUMB-BELL 'VE BUT ANNIE STAYS: NO ONE CAN DRIVE HER WELL , THAT YOUNGSTER STAYS- YOU CAN MAKE UP YOUR MIND TO THAT- SHE'S WORTH T DOZEN OF Y KIND ANY DAY- WHAT'S WRONG, EM? AND | THOUGHT “You LOVED HER- WHAT A FOOL WAS - FAT-HEAD UIKE YOU MARRY ANY BODY ? MONEY - NOU WANT TO BE RICH WITHOUT WORK- 4 WITHOUT WORK! | SUPPOSE IT'S NOT WORK-TO CARE FOR THAT IGNORANT | ORPHAN BRAT- Letter-out and it's done frequent- Iy to a pipe. A sAP uke You? I Letter-out for a fall | Letter-out and he's an old owl. l Letter-out for the leader. Letter-out for a certain social or- der or system of government ‘move one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called the last column. Print the letter in center column opposite the word removed it from. If you have “lettered-out” correctly it will spell e wets and drys don't seem to agree on. Answer to Saturday's LETTER-OUT. FORECAST | F I e Swan Deeds Do pow- O] COASTER Letter-out and they make life | U I Letter-out sweeter. CANDIES (Copyright. 1932 1 2 ¢ § ; ; THE TROUBLE 16 THAT '\ 3 N ; v MOTORISTS CAN'T SEE A My Twn?i”\fum t THIS RADIUM . AND TRY MY 5 LUCK ABAIN. and hold back. DETAIN Letter-out and it's round. SPHERE TEUEot avola e chd DANGER AUDIENT Q6UY'S THUMB WHeN HE MOTIONS FOR HELPERS GARDENS BUD FisueR Meet the Illuminated § Thumb. ARE You IN YourR P SECOND CRILDROQD ¢ WILL YOU EXPLAIN WHY You ARE SHOOT- | fhere's A Foveta oF Juuy | ' EXPLODING ALL AROUND IVE ING OFF FIRE - $ S ‘-%?’ .' GOT 10 GET MY NERVES g z@;fifim&zfi y 7, g ACCUSTOMED T0 SUDDEN ] MORNING AND | { 4 y: k.4 s L ususxpgc'rw WAKING ALL TRE | ] NEICRBORS ? FREEMAN |- 13y e = | A o Prepared- ACROSS. DOWN. Variety of quartz. Final 3. A young lion. Affirmation. | 5. Dissolves. A Greek warrlor. 7. Kind of tree. | 8 A little face. Discoursed Vase. | 11. Island in River Nile, 2. Ridicule English divine. Varble reek monasteries. colloq reek letter. Independence Capuchin monkey. Cherish A non-Semitic people: BIb. jure by exposure, r'in England n community. Arabian antelope Wither, At all French novelist. tuously 5. Genus of swine Fortuity 7. Small bird. ISER’S MUSTACHE| Who Served Ex-Ruler 26 Years Hale and Hearty at 71. BERLIN (#)—Francols Haby, who for 26 years kept the Kaiser's mustache turned up, is hale and hearty at 71. Haby accompanied Wilheim II on all the monarch’s travels. It was his daily task to see that not a hair of the im- perial mustache was out of piace. Haby was the inventor of a face strap which, worn at night in con- junction with a liberal applieation of lotion, made the mustache points stick up as stiff as a bayonet. . B e e An_epidemic of “sweafing sickness” Europe and England in the THE BOID THATS GOT THE BIGGES Collector. [y 8 L HUNTLEY A Drum Can Stand Only So Much. THATS ~NOT s0! s The PELICAN THAT HAS THE LARGEST BiLL! B U8 Pl Oflen AR et et YOU SHOULD HAVE SEEN s BILL AFTER HE AROUGHT MY LIL’ BROTHER!