Evening Star Newspaper, July 15, 1932, Page 26

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C, FRIDAY, JULY 15 1932.° MODEST MAIDENS So DID T — WAIT, TLL GO Se& WHAT'S HOLDING SAY—Do You KNow WHAT Tike IT IS <2 “THESE BILS DONT (4 o Do You HAVETo FINSH THAT Book ToniGHT? IT ISNT ANY ONE BIG THING — ITS A LoT oF LITTLE THINGS “THAT GOUNT UP INTHE ToTAL |VE GoT MORTGAGE INTEREST AND INSURANCE AND GOSH KNOWS WHAT ' M . T3 PAY TWIS MoNTH DoNT You SUPPeSE 1 TRY o Save @ v { YeS —THERES A FINE OF “Two CENTS ON T AT [ “T4E LIBRARY IF IT ISNT L}zs‘. RNED BY TOMGRRoW 1'M RUNNING Tips HoUSE JUST AS ECoNoMicALY AS | CAN in Household Economy. s “HAVE YOU NOTICED THAT NONE OF THE MODERN AUTHORS HAVE LONG GRAY BEARDS?” “NO, BUT THEIR STORIES DO!" LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. HA! HA! THEYRE ALL ALIKE- HE'S A BIG SHOT- SO MUCH THE BETTER- HE WONT WANT ANY PUBLICITY = HE CANT FIGHT BACK- WE STATE OUR TERMS—= HE HAS TO MEET THEM— THAT'S ALL— AND QUR TERMS WILL BE HIGH ENOUGH, NEVER FEAR- BE FREE AS THE AR, AND WEALTHY, WiITH A VERY LARGE INCOME FOR LIFE: 'L SEE HIM MONDAY- MONDAY | MEET THIS BIRD, WARBUCKS, AND GIVE HIM THE BAD NEWS- A FEW DAYS FOR HIM TO THINK IT OVER- THEN THE PAY-OFF AND EASY STREET- HOT DOG ! TRIXIE- T WILL ALL BE ARRANGED MOST SIMPLY- YOU SHALL SEE- Letter-out and they are good dippers. 1 STALLED WAIT- MY, WONT MY Letter-out and he is the one to FRIENDS BE afign them REGIONAL | Letter-out for trappers’ helpers. FINCHES I Letter-out for heads. 2 3 RAWNESS 4 5 RASTRED) | Letter-out for a skillful one. Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called or in the last column. Print the letter in center column opposite the wcrd jou have removed it from. If you have “lettered-out” correctly some persons refer them to cities. P Answer to Yesterday’s LETTER-OUT. Letter-out and knights used to live in them 1 CASTLES I E Letter-out for a sneering remark. QUIP I R Letter out and some of our lives SATCHELS PIQUE DO You SEE MUTT: NIX. ANYTHING, "OUCH: 2 MUTT, LAY THAT SHEeT OF PAPER OVGR THG TOP STEWARD SR 0F THIS BARRGL AND THEN B =D FASTEN 1T WITH THAT 1RO ROSETTE |Ol Letter-out and it's a place to HooP. AND THEN, KD, T'LL SHEARED " STREET SHow You A Good Letter-out and none of us like to (Copyright. 1932.) BuUD FisueR Mutt Has No Sense of Humor. 3 Copih, 11,07 1.C Paber) ™ Gont Wrion i Remrrd, “Frde Mok K. U.8. Pt O, RN TO TELL YOU THE TRUTH, MOONSHINE, THE MORE I THINK OF IT THE LESS I THINK OF \T— I'M GONNA GO HOME! OKAY, BUT I'M GOIN ON WITH THE CIRCUS, SO YOU'D BETTER PAY WELL, ALL T'VE GOT IS TWO DOLLARS AND EIGHTY-FIVE CENTS, ESW MOON. 3 I'M AWFUL SORRY BUT THAT'LL STILL LEAVE ME OWIN' YOU FIFTEEN CENTS. OH THAT'S ALL RIGHT, UNCLE WILLIE. JUST GIMME YOUR WATCH. WELL, WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THE JOB 1 GOT YA, YOU OWE ME UNCLE WILLIE? BEFORE YOU GO. \WILLARD Moon’s Time Across. Thin crumpled stuff. Syrian bishop. Vertical pole on a ship. Harbor. 5. The end aimed at. Low feminine voice 7. One who acts for another. Long-legged water bird. Secluded retreat Arranged in threes. Reprimand. Ventilated. Auriferous. 7. Fortress. Female of the ruff. Sea eagle. Close. . Dropsy. . Meadow. .| Warned. Be il 3. Part of a coat. 5. Arrow poison . Princely Italian family. 7. Fine linen or cotton thread. 9. Leasor. . Native lead sulphide. Believer in a personal God. Food. Having petals. Woody climbing plant. 3. Solid pedestal base. 5. To one side. Level. . Dry. Tint. 9. Fast of 40 days. Unaspirated. Compound ether. ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE. Down. . Talk in a familiar manner. . Uncontrolled anger. . Affirm positively. . Shaped like a feather. 5. Involve. . Accord. . Fur tipped. | 8. Dip out water. 9. Declare. . Covered. . With raised voice. . Shop. . Sign. . General tendency. . Arched over. . Drew off by degrees. . Small room. 28. Extent. . Spring catch. 31. Pertaning to the Celts. Wicked. ‘The Orient. Small quantity. . Toward the sheltered side. . Range in & row. . Constituent principle. . A loose slipper. . Condition of life. . Small mallet. . Animate. . Flax cloth. 55. The aftersong. . The darnel. . Scraped linen. . Brink. . Horned ruminant. . Noise. Gutenberg Bible Sold. . A curve in the shaft of & column. Having rested on the shelves of a | | continental library for more than a cen- JIiMMIE Duaan CAN RUN LIKE A REINDEER/ " HE CAN RUN FASTERN Bv -~ SENE BYRNES LIGHTNIN Indoor Record. HELL BE TRE CHAMPEEN WHEN HE GROWS UP! DI\DyAa EVER HAVE A RACE “ATH 1M, PUDDINHEAD ? ONCET, Nl BEAT IM SPAGHETT! | EATIN' CONTES VP IN OUR. KATCHEN ! T WEATHERS W 700 DADGUMMED / CHD\NC—,EABLE, A OVER THAR ! tury, a Gutenberg Bible has been sold to a private book collector in England. The Gutenberg Bible was printed on vellum and on paper at Mainz by Jo- 8> |bann Gutenerg in the fitteenth cen |8.L HUNTLEY tury. The one which has just changed ownership is on r and is said to P pejer and b mid bo) Gge) Place! have been sold greatly in excess of $105,000, which was paid in New York a short while ago for another copy. I . | Human labor is now so cheap in | Northern Annam and Tonkin districts \n( China that it is being used for transportation in preference to motor power, .