Evening Star Newspaper, September 26, 1932, Page 26

THE EVENING The Cheerfyl Cherllnb Unless I heep abreast of things And learn” what each new day reveals I find I'm thinking slipshod thoughts As if my mind had rundown heels. WELL, WERE GOING To HAVE AN EARLY WINTER WILD GEESE ARE FLYING SouTH Modern Life Annoys a Weather Prophet. STAR, WASHINGTON, MG LY > R 26, 1932. WHAT | YOURE GONG UP ON THE TRAIN T WHY, T WONT HEAR OF IT, AL ,MY BOY-I INSIST THAT YoU ALL RIDE WITH ME IN MY TaT's NICE OF You| FINIS-T L NOW REMEMBER , YOU'RE MOTORING UP WITH ME -T HAVE A BIG CAR AND CHAUFFEUR — THERE'LL BE PLENTY OF Room THERE THEY ARE, DOUBTING THOMAS, TAKE A LOOK FOR YOURSELF FLYING IN FORMATION NoT GEESE. THEYRE AIRPLANES Youb BETTER SToP AT “THE OCCULISTS THIS MORNING AND GET SoME STRONGER GLASSES , | SAY TrievRe WHY, THEYRE — 14 WELL, THEY WERE FLYING SouTH, ANYWAY, | Know “THAT MUCH “MY BROTHER'S MAKING PROGEESS IN COLLEGE BY LEAPS AND BOUNDS. HE'S ON THE FOOT BALL SQUAD.” LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. T\'H,\'l‘l 1ED SWEARING MINARETS PROSPECTS HERCULES 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 the word you “lettered-out” correctly it will spell & have removed it from. 8 lot of dough. If you have Answer to Saturday's LETTER-OUT. C Letter-out for a maiden. | I DAMOSEL DAMOCLES SLACKER I IMPALE 1 2 3 IMPALED 4 5 IMPARTS . The rainbow. . Dry, as of wines. . Jeweler's measure. . To make, as money, by authority. . Since. . Japanese statesman. . Thin gauze-like material. . Cleopatra’s maid. . Large joint in the human body. . Part of the eye. . Rooms in seraglios. . Receivers of legacies. . Cereal grain. . Upon . Busy insects. . In a pompous style. . Denials. . Voiceless. . Be sorry for. . Sleighs. . Court order. . Abraham’s wife: Var. . Territory in French Indo-China. . Municipality of the first class. . Restrain from proceeding. . Famous health resort in India. . The Wise Men. . French author of sea tales. 2. Outlooks. . Dominate a discordant note. . Solitary. . Negative adverb. . Tennysonian heroine. . French city noted for manufacture of silk. ANSWER TO YESTERDAY’S PUZZLE I Letter-out and they g0 with bot- tles. [Al [ I l Letter-out and it's plenty. M (Copyright, 1932.) Daily Cross-Word Puzzle Letter-Out and timid _persons avoid this kind of a house. I Letter-Out and he's a batter. I Letter-out for left-overs. Letter-Out for one who lives a lonely life Letter-out and a hinge does that if not otled. CREAKS Letter-out and the cripple did that. LIMPED I'M THE WORLD'S GREATEST OPTIMIST. T THINK PROSPERITY 1S SUDING 1V TO THE HOME PLATE NOWe BUT MUTT-0Y= o~ WHAT AMPLE A PESSIMIST He 15! Letter-out for animals short on legs but long on noses. TAPIRS BUD FISHER Meet the World Champ Pessimist— A. Mutt. 1 WONDER \F COULDA BEEN THAT CUCUMBER SALAD YOU ET, MISS SCHMALTZ, I TOOK SUCH PAINS WITH IT= I,40 e o Quite a . Failure to make contract in bridge. . Princely Italian house. Down. . Petty demon. . River: Spanish. . At once. . A stock or family. . Stated. . The subject of each conscious act. . Antitheses. . Goddess of the harvest. . Wolfhound. . Edge. . Managements of public affairs. . Seesaw. . Pedal digit. . Performs. . Possesses. . Obstruct. 25. Hindmost. . Beloved object. . Sharp. . American patriot: 1725-1783. . Attend. . Fruit juices. . Masculine name. . Bows. . Whart, . Entice. . Period of time. . Aryan. . Pertaining to the lips. . Small pear-shaped fruit. . Long bench. . Particular instances. . June bug. . American lawyer, writer, educator. g IMnhsbmnt of Western Russia, . % . Smail inlet in Orkney Island. . Insect egg. . Dutch town. ST o o Man Fights to Be a Scot. Although born in Scotland of Scot- tish parents and married to a Scottish N Af wife, William Crooks, formerly of Ala- bama, cannof disregard his naturaliza- af tion as an American citizen and become a subject of Scotland again. Crooks was naturalized in 1908 and returned to Scotland 11 years ago. He has made 1IN} Tepeated attempts to regain his nation- ality, but he says, he canot get from the government any reason for its re- fusals. Since his return Crooks has been living in Lochgelly, where he be- came a member of the Town Council in 1926 and later a magistrate. SR Edible bird nests are being gathered = in Java and the Philippines for export to China, , NEXT TO MY FATHER T BETCHA CANT GUESS WHOS THE SMARTEST MAN IN THE WHOLE By GENE BYRNES The Intellectual Giant. I TAKE NOTICE WHILST YUH WAS AEDITIN' TH' PAPER LAST WEEK YUM MADE NOTE OF ZEB BOGGS AFALLIN' | 14 6.L HUNTLEY Not Aware of It. [ HE'S EATING MORE REGULARLY THAN EVER AND STILL HE COMPLAINS. JUST FoR FUN T'LL GO W AND KID H(M AND MAKE HiM THINK T'VE TURNGD PESSIMIST Too. WELL,I DON'T WANTA WORRY YOU, GIRLIE, BUT YOU DO LOOK SORTA GREEN LIKE MY COUSIN CAMENBERT DID THE LAST TIME HE ET ONE OF MY SALADS. GEE- THEVY'RE ALL BUSTED UP- YESSIR= OLD AND WHO WOULDN'T BE ? 'MAGINE KNOWIN' YOU'RE GOIN' TO LOSE YOUR HOME IN JUST FIVE DAYS,WITHOUT A CHANCE Q' SAVIN' IT= MUTT, TVE FINALLY COME TO THE CONCLUSION THAT YoUu'Re RIGHT ABOUT COWDITIONS. YEP, We'LL ALL BE BEGGING ON THe STRecTS THIS WINTER = T'LL NEVER FORGET THAT DAY WITH ALL THE FAMILY GATHERED AT H\S BED SIDE- COUSIN CAMENBERT WAS VERY WEALTHY YOU KNOW. AND THEY COULDN'T FIND A PEN IN THE HOULSE FOR HIM TO SIGN HIS WILL WITH= TSK-TSK TSK- 1T MUST HAVE BEEN QUITE A SHOCK TO THE FAMILY. | PINCHPENNY 1S GON' TO FORECLOSE- HE DOESN'T NEED TH' HOUSE- HE'S JUST NATURALLY MEAN, THATS | ALL~ PLEADIN' WITH HIM_WOULD BE A WASTE O TIME- BUT SOMETHIN' MUST BE DONE- YOU WUTTY OPTIMIST~ 1) I’LL SAY IT WAS. COUSIN CAMENBERT RECOVERED AND LIWVED TO BLY LILLIES FOR NEARLY THE WHOLE PACK OF 'EM- 176 THE FELLER. WHAT INVENTED THE DOVeLE OIP ICE CREAM CONES: MAYBE HE AINT SEEN T PAPER yer! [/ WAk, 1 JEST SEEN HIM OVER BY T STAGE COACH STATION, AN HE'S A'WALKIN® JEST AS 600D