Evening Star Newspaper, July 13, 1932, Page 24

THE EVENING ASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JULY 13 ALOYSIUS P. MEaINIS, THIS 1S A REAL HOTEL! NOTHING BUT THE CREAM OF SASSIETY — SO CULTURED ~ SO REFINED! DD YOU SEE THEM AS WE CAME THROULGH BOY'! WHATA HOTEL, HEY, EDDIE? WE SURE ARE NESTING WITH THE RITZY YEH , 8ABY, THIS IS THE LAST WORD ! EDDIE'S PAYIN FIFTY BuCKS I read of love and sacrifice ) NEVER CAN REMEMBER EMUER. BUT IT ISNT CATALEPSIA. “THATS. SoME KIND OF AFIT | CANT TN (T ISKT EFFLOviA, IS T2 Sonauie Lux “THAT. “TRAT —ok DARNTRING UP AND STicK N A GERANUM. No PLANT IS on a Tour of the Back i3 P e T “MR. JONES COOKS ALL HIS OWN MEALS!" “REALLY? WHY I THOUGHT HE WAS MARRIED!" “HE 18!" LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph THAT LITTLE PEST- EVERY TIME | LOOK AROUND, | CATCH HER STARING AT ME- SOME TIMES | THINK SHE TRIES TO READ MY MIND = HUMPH - GYPSY GAY , YESTERDAY, TRYING TO LECTURE ME- LET HER STAY SANCTIMONIOUS AND POOR , THE SENTIMENTAL FOOL= THIS 1IS MY BIG CHANCE- /D BE A SAP TO MISS IT= THERE GOES TRIXIE, GUM SHOEING AROUND- WONDER WHAT'S ON HER MIND ROSEMARY RE-OPENS ASSUMED l Letter-out and they wander. ’ Letter-out and a bird spruces up! Tatterout and mrest pumber of \ O ortie S aE BTN STERNAL | Letter-out and a student does it. Letter-out and he usually evades SHACKLER His duty 5 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 romoved it from. If you have “lettered-out” correctly the future of the country will be in their hands. Answer to Yesterday’s LETTER-OUT. RESTATES | A M| |E| |N D] Letter-out and they make tests. TESTERS Letter-out_and unite two metal- (YE'S SUM, MISTAR Je LISTEN-RASTUS- Do YOU MEAW To ‘SOLDER | NO MORE, CRAP-SHOOTIN - ko Mok FIGHT TELL ME (F YOU SAW A NiCe RIPE DRINKIN' = NO MORE NUTHIN', ALL WATERMELON on) THe vINE AND L TempTATION TO WRONG - DOIN' 'NOBODY LOOKING, THAT = 8y HAS BEEN TAKEN FROM T a NOU WOULDN'T TAKE (T2 [ /—4 ME- THANKS TO MY e New wires_s—— 5~ S C Look HERE, MISTAH ICEF, CAN'T YoU TRY ME ON SOME MOLDERS OTHER FRUIT? Letter-out and they feel like a hornet’s sting. THORNS Letter-out and he lives anew. ~ RE-LIVES HORNETS SNIVELER Letter-out and he's quick. GILEAD s [-34 (Copyright 1932 BUD FisHER Too Severe A Test Daily Cross-Word Puzzle I'M AFRAID YOU'RE IN THE WRONG SEAT, SIR. SHE WAS LAUGHIN'= WELL, YOU AIN'T GOT NOTHIN TO BE AFRAID OF, BUDDIE, UNLESS YouU BANJOEYES, EH? SMILE WHEN COME AWN GET OUT OF THERE, BANJOEYES, ~WOTTA circus! WOTTA CIRCUS! OID YOUSE NOTICE THAT LITTLE LADY ON THE FLYING TRAPEZE WILLARD Them, Sub, Is Fighting Words Where I Come From Pamper: obs. . To strike out. . Pertaining to ships of war. . One of the two_ highest judicial officers in the Isle of Man. . Preserve. . Toward the left: naut. . Trust. . Form of to be. . Queen of Ahasuerus. . Reach. 1. Cease temporarily. | 8. Oriental armed company of traders. 15. Depressed spots. | 16. To put in action. 17. Engaged in reflection. 18. Annoys. 19. Kind of cheese. 20. Cook in hot lard. 21. Head covering. | 23 Written official agreements as for | the exchange of prisoners. 25. Pronoun. 26. Sesame. 27. Lyric poem. 28. Make lace. ; 30. To gleam. . Slide. 33. Line through the center of a circle, | 31. Part of a harness, 36. Winglike part. | 33. Mud. 37. Hitter. . Pieced out. 35. To spread loosely for drying. . Black bird. . A medieval crossbow. WHICH WAy TO THE SYATION, « AR I R . Axie bearings. ?:LLERS . Ftrance to a mine, sv . Elevate. ind SENE BYRNES TURN TO THE LEFT ! : ME, TURN TO THE AN’ YOU LL BE RIGHT AN’ YOULL BE sl n- . Hebrew month. That's Right . Story. . Measures of cloth. . Toward. . Places which others had. ; - . A potter's wheel. 55. Tree. . Pur-bearing animal. 86. Part of a circle. . Hallowed. 57. Desolate. . Sharp mountain ridge. 68. One who transfers property. . Large volumes. 60. Vie with, . An armistice. 64. Toothed. . Entrance, 65. Withdraws from a political or re- | 56. Kingdom in Asia. ligious body. . Greek letter. 66. Cooked. . Paid notices. 67. African flies. . Mound. MAYBE HIT WAL, MAYBE 1 GOT WASN'T RIGHT HIT IN THIS HERE NOW, LEMME SEE.-. | V7 say,miss sawy, 1 5 DADGUMMED IF 1 AINT Dowe: 1. Worm. 1. Juice of plants. 2. River in England. 3. Japanese coin, ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S ruzz!.x.l‘ Marlborough, England, Willam G. | Dixon, a bird-nester, was rescued by [AWFuUL] CHAPS] | the police. When found after an all- VSE] '%ll [ Esllemeii Police S;iand Jail Man. After spending 11 hours ‘on a narrow | night search, Dixon had been standing | on one foot for an hour, and the last IC] |piece of ledge was crumbling away. The g ‘poligg ;jho{snvle:k ‘D!xonuspromptly ar- Tesf im for taking gulls’ eggs from a B | prohibited area. Opera at Woman's Bedside. “Iolanthe,” Gilbert and Sullivan's opera, was produced recently by the | Amateur Operatic Society of South- | ampton, England, before an audience |of one. Mrs. G. W. Mitchell, wife of | the producer, was taken ill and was | unable to attend the public performe ances, so the players gave the entire opera in her bed room. ledge. with a 100-foot drop below, at | 7 wAs JEST &Y TW' POST OFFICE AN THAR WAS A POSTAL CARD OVER THAR FER YUH SO 1 BRANG HIT OVER - By &§.L HUNTLEY Anyway, It Arrived POCKRET._. NOPE .. 1 B MOUSTA LOST. HIT_- WAL, ANYWAYS, ALL HIT SAID WAS - FORGOT .. BUT HIT WAS FROM _.. WAL, 1 SWAN IF 1 CAN JEST RECOLLEC IMPORTANT,