Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1932, Page 25

THE Kyvisning STAR, WASHINGLIUN, D. U, QTUmoUAaY, Swuriosmond 26, 1vs2. T never would lie to 2 Peiand, : KIDDING ,COUSIN FINS INSIST'S . THAT WE MOTOR BACK TO TOWIN I earefully stick to WITH HIM ! THAT MEANS HELL | SURPRISED- o facts — Lo Ge IO i ke - i ON TH' wWAY - I TOLD "‘t: ::\;IJF? I lie YOU FINIS WAS OKAY 4! Exevxmg my cownrdly wcts. | DONT KNOW WHy. WE HAD SuCH AND YET WE HADTHE SCRAUNIEST FLOWE RS A TERRIBLE GARDEN THIS YEAR. LAST IN'THE WHOLE NEIGHBORHOOD. | CANT SPRING You MIXED IN FERTILIZER — ——— | |vomme ( ) PROBABLY i 'SURE. WHY NOT? PEopLE ™ - / 8 DEPRESSIoN BLAME EVERYTHNG ELSE ON IT - , g WHY NoT A BuM GARDEN 2 - - — \ Y ' ; ‘ 7 ! “DID YOU EVER HAVE A FEELING THAT YOU'RE BEING WATCHED?” LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. 5 SHUX- | Letter-Out for a colorful country. | = s 2 USELESS TO ASPIRED FIGHT= TH' ; - BEST SCRAPPER A Letter-Out for a sigsle. 1 SAW TITRATE | : Bucs- 1B I Tetter-Out and stay. , ANYTHING LESS CAT AND HIS MINERVA INVEST ‘ Letter-Out for openings. 3 5 3 3 )j V‘IAII\FS‘ET)N“aS 7| GRUNTED | Letter-Out and it's pressing. 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 ATi you have removed it from. 1f you have “lettered-out” correctly it will spell P 8n anclent king who wrote psalms. From a Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. Tom Cat. — - UNBATHED | B | Sl site it l /A\ Letter-Out and he's a batter. SWINGER | T | Letter-out for left-overs. VERY SIMP AND THE ENGINCER. - € MPLE, % REMAINS FOR THE Love OF MIke! (T SAYS YESTERDAY AND THOUGHT AY MUTT. THE = was FULL! e A ey o T THE BOLGR (N THE SCHMALZ P& FacToRy WORRIES WERE Ovem FoR BOILER WS l C I tles. Blew UP AND INIURED 3even €MPLOYEcs INTER. How'LL T EMPTY— STOPPERS AND PUT THE 5 CAT now? THIS - Letter-Out for one who lives DUMP oN THe VS TERRIBLEY HERCULES | H| Mg 2or St (Copyright. 1932.) SWEARING MINARETS I GOT JETF A JOB THERe OALY PROSPECTS — - WELL, THIS ANT T SUCH LuCK- |(sax eaLov, : VERY GOOD- g SRR TAX! CRewiET bl THERE 1S YOUR DOLLAR | Lemwe see-- WHY THAT#E!! OFF A TRAIN AT. TAKE US TO . DOLLAR AND AND NOU CAN OION'T GIMME I SEE THEY GOT WHERE THE A e T - UEEE THE QUARTER: A STREET SAMBO S.SLICKO P AL EOR & fis My NARE CARNIVAL HERE. COSMOPOLITAN US AND STARVATION., CARNIVAL COMPANY 1S SHOWING. . Mental state. A Mahometan. . Young bovine quadruped. 3 Z‘hé ‘gglflen thrush. . Mournful | A Northwestern State. S . Dark colored layer of the iris. " Follow as a consequence. . g::rc‘én:& poet. . One accused of crime. | Transparent marine animal. i Ooas g LT : . Convex glass for magnifying. A TH i . Portion . Small surface. G e e e ol Gy . \ . Pond of water for salt works. & BiIG FELLER. BETCHA THE ., Bkwe! | Strict. an o otsietlc theltxy / 1S A SWELL 3 y 8 9P HES NO WATCH. DOG . Ancient Eastern kingdom. . Hated intensely. Z AatTaLL! . Parts of & newspaper. . Always, 7 % FELLER IS b= o | Canvas shelters. Produsi Tz A GOOD WATCH HOW COULDJA EVER ber family. . Producing miasma. Hant elieucum 5 - A South American tree. | i e ¥ : : 7. Loose bed ro oes. PockET ? | Overthrow. E THElines: the Tk -2 : IN YOUR. VEST . A litany. . Strike the hour. . Anger By . Bull fighter. i g::ulor{em anclent Teutonic race. | SgNE BYRNES Entreated - South American wood sorrel. SiccaEeisinip . Equipped with a sting. . Brush used in applying paint in - small touches. . Thin dress muslin. . Lie o wait. 3 g:;f:mnoa of war. Healthy. : g : Female dromedary. . g;l;ll‘ of the four ages of the world: Arabic name for “The Supreme . Woolly. Bring.” ‘Combined. . Song bird. 2 = . Mentally sound. . Those affected with a terrible dis- Fastened with wax. ease. . s. . Seed plants. . Egyptian goddess. Phach with the teeth. . Scottish petticoats. - . Species of herb. = ‘E;;‘;E‘fifii.m caustic remarks. . Finely divided oa: o . Grezk leiter % g s N . - - - . A primary color. ¢ 3 1 TOOK, THIS HERE BILL m WHY, 1-JEST- COME ol AN SHE.SAID R e e iy O o % OVER TC COLLECT OFF'N /|| BY THAR AN SEEN |aw, sHecks!|iZB 1T was onwy mfnesue“:gm.c Q). Cocktail Sets for Brides. MULEY BATES FER YU I i - A STTTING RIGHT) < siAcow _ Vehicle mounted on runners. Cocktail-party equipment is the great- fll BUT HE ANT TO HOME, (=5 £ i E N . Horses. est necessity for young married people in London, according to the gifts being M , g o, jn ey S R S Wales was & guest, received five sherry l R L) M1 NTIRAIG and cocktail sets, seven cigarette boxes, fi “\ [ojS1 |11 IONEER! (G| |2a travs and several decanters s l. §1! RASIENER | M2, ey St |6 4 ov ] en .. “umul? €iven by s group of her girl HUNTLE | Archduke Otto Wishes to Return. | Hungarian Monarchists are reported | to have asked Count KaroH, premier of Hungary, to permit the Archduke Otto X | of Hapsburg to return to his estate Qfl RITIONE] | Rackeve and become a_student at NOIT] D] Hungarian university. ‘They are [SETIESTE to have stressed the fact that Otto 18 still a Hungarian citisen and landowner. =