Evening Star Newspaper, July 21, 1932, Page 35

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1932. I MODEST MAIDENS fhe Cflheerful Cherl{b Y FOR EXAMPLE THERE &OES MR. AFTER LUNCHEON AT THE CLUB, HE WETSMACK,, THE WELL WNOWN SOCIETY PLAYS SIX SETS OF TENNIS, THEN GOES A star wes sh;ning in PLANE BUT WHAT MAN — HE WAS UP AND OUT FOR A UP IN HIS FOR AN HOUR TO a well. g‘fif_‘zm S HORSEBACK RIDE AT SIX THIS MORNING, | “cony oFF, AFTER THAT HE DANCES I let the pail down ; AFTER THAT HE SWAM FOR AN HOUR || ‘TR0 o'l o o ONTIL SIX=THEN IN THE SURF, THEN BREAKFASTED, e A slow and Par. AND oW HE'S OFF FOR 36 HOLEY | TARES A DIE il THE Fool, 1 7 EIGHT AND DANCES UNTIL. MID- But once I 2lmost had( 19 2 star? & : ' ISNT IT DISGUSTING THE WAY A0 THE GIRLS — Say, DJEVER. THINK How MAKY b= mTflNK g By MEN TiROW CIGARETTES TieyRe JusT AS BAD! LSS JoBS TAERED BE IF EVERYBoLY Wi Yfil’fie‘ wokwg \\:g:x“‘is BCRL::N'?I;G ANY PLACE AT ALL CAREFUL WHERE THEY THREW THINGS ¥ UP FORTHE CHER HALF No,| NEVER DID the Awful T-uth! 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The receiving of stolen goods. Actual being Military spectacle | 40. River in Slovakia and Bavaria. Largest desert in the world. | 42. Being above Village in Emmet County, Mich " Resident of Eton. Allowanc> for waste. | 48. Rescuers 57. Profound reverence. 50. Chaplet t 3. Most important of the Vedic gods. | 37 fmoPectioPO¢ Ireland . Potter’s clay. Italian poet | - Japanese straw_raincoat o3 fouenial shan, ' Arum ¥ YU DON'T X-PECT 7. Long. narrow inlets. e = . ' 7 T e | 59. Tropical plant of the family. . MINUTES AFTER ] LUNCH HOUR, DO Matally sound Early Irish garment. : e Mentally inferior person | 61. Sweet flower extract. > . i S . A gaseous element. Lucifer and Dieu in Court.. When the suit of Lucifer vs. Dieu was recently brcught before a court in Paris many recalled Milton's “Paradise Lost.” On the same day the case of Herriott vs. Chautemps also was called, but the public was assured the litigants were not the French premier and the minister of the interior. . Sleeper Cannot Stop Noise. When it is hot and one wishes to sleep near an open window, it is his privilege, according to a judge in Berlin, Ger- manv. but the sleeper cannot control outside noises. A Berliner brought an | action to suppress noises which dis- | turbed his slumber. The judge said he could either put up with them or close e Windows ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE.