Evening Star Newspaper, November 19, 1932, Page 19

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, IF T SUCCEED N PULLING FINIS AND EDDIE ©OUT OF THE MESS THEY RE IN,FINIS OUGHT TO MAKE ME INDEPENDENT FOR LIFE ! WELL — THEY'LL BE HERE ANY MINUTE NOwW ~— ll 5 For foolish things do— And then when you are far from wise 7 ‘ J | Lie AWAKE pyp SHED p) g b MANY TEARS IN THE NUDISTS! BECAUSE HE “DAD SAYS HE MAY AS V ‘ | ND MOTHER WEARS THE PANTS IN | LOST HIS € T IN THE MARKET OUR FAMILY!” LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. SHIVERING | Letter-Out and he is changing. REUNITE ' Letter-Out and it is whole. 2 1 g Letter-Out for grafting. FRAGME! Ea LR Letter-Out and it was snared. PENDING ~ & it Letter-Out for a run-out. FEELINGS Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called in the last column. Print the letter in center column opposite word have removed it from. If you have “lettered-out” correctly think of these think of a camel Answer to Yesterday'’s LETTER-OUT. WINTERGREEN |W |HI |.E l T l Letter-Out and it's ratnproof. | | SLICKER | [ S Letter-Out for a large rock. | (Copyright, 1932.) | Daily Cross-Word Puzzle Letter-Out and he is coming in " RE-ENTERING Letter-Out and he “lets down.” RELAXES Letter-Out_and even this would | be Weicome 10 the starving. | CRUST | EXHALERS TRUC TRICKLES DOUBLERS A7 |AB [ | | Down. 1. Peduncles of a plant 2. City in 3 Across. Appeared Spicy plant Wholly. i 14, the con- | 16. Cl 7. Things to be done. 18. Improving beauty. The watery part of blood Convened. redo. bodies of water, y in Minnesota. n The first day of each Roman month. Reluctant [ Impair, | 45. Town in Prussia Point of the compass. ys, as in chess To turn about \kmonus minerals. t 1t of holding property, of a Philippine tribe. . One System for the Blind. h the Braille system of print- the Dlind has been in use for & century there has always been a confusing difference between that fol- lowed in this country and the Brit- ish. Recently this embarassment has been removed through the work of a conference which took place in Lon- don and which adopted a uniform style for both countries. The agreement ends a condition of confusion that has existed for almost 100 years. The new system is a compromise be- tween the two methods formerly used. The English method has had many more contractions than the Braille used here. In the new modi- fied form, some of the contractions have been eliminated and standards of style have been set for paragraph- ing, capitalization and syllabification. The agreement will eliminate the duplication of titles and result in & greal saving in expense. .3 i | ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE D. C., SATURDAY, YoU &OING TO GET ITS A WONDER WE DoNT HAVE LEAKS ALL OVER. THE DOWNSTAIRS CEILING AFTER Al WELL, AL , WHAT'S YOUR. IDEA? HOW ARE NOVEMBER 19, 1932. B-S* BELLE 'HOPPER AND DAISY DETOUR EDDE'S LVE IN A THEATRICAL W Vi, \VE LT THe HEATER.— WILL You “TURN ON THE WATER. I\ THE TUB FOR ME LIKE A Goopb K> 5 ILLFIX T \ FOR You DID YouU SEE THE FULL PAGE AD_SHE HAD ~ IN THE PAPER?, AND_ DID YOU SEE THAT STORY ABOUT HER ON THE FRONT PAGE? | DEAR, PERFECTLY DARLING- AND THE CHILD HAS EVERYTHING, JUST LIKE A GIFT SHOP= OH, MY DEAR- IT'S SUCH A DUCKY LITTLE STORE- JUST WHAT THNS TOWN HAS ALWAYS AND THAT DEAR OLD MAN, MR. BAH! THAT WONT LAST-I'LL SEE TO THAT- SHE'LL NOT BE THERE A WEEK FROM NOW AND NEITHER WILL THAT ATROCIOUS SHOP- T |T WAS TALKING T THE PAUTT CoacH AND He SAID we a“d weRe TO PRACTISE JF DID He 5?\\(} ANYTHING cise? j |FORWARD PASSING [FoR ™e BIG I GAME . e That's a Gifht With Mutt. ONCE 1 GET TO SLEEP NOTHING DISTURBS ME- BUT THAT o SNORING OF KAYOS, MY WORD! N W/ILLARD Plushie You bUGHTA BE GLAD YOU GOY A NICE LU BOY LIKE By GENE BYRNES A Little Headwork. —————— GOSH, MISS SALLY ! LOOKIT - MULEY BATES' WELL HAS. CAVED Advance Information. | BEST PERFORMER AT GUARD® AND SPWIS THE BesT PERFORMER AT Yes, He SAID GEEVEM 1S OLUR 1\ PASS! Now E DID HE SAY ARNYTHING, ABOUT Me? WATCH oR PUT HIM IN HIS DRESSER ORAWER, LORD PLUSHBOTTOM, |/ ~ou shouLD sEE THE WAY PUDDINHEAD % TORMENTS HIS MOMMAL HES ALwAYS SAYIN GIMME A NICKREL- GIMME A NICKEL: GIMME A NICKEL! HE NEARLY DRIVES HIS MOM CRAZY ALL DAY LONG ASKIN FOR A HE'S BoTTomM ! = AND TH' FIRST CHANCE T GET T'M SOING To &RAS EDDIE'S LETTERS AND YOUR PHoTo! wiTHouT THE LETTERS AND THAT PHOTO THOSE' &OLD DIGGERS Wil BE OUT LIKE A LIGHT 1832 N.Y. TRIBUNE, WC. WASN'T IT GREAT, MR. FUTILE? WHY, EVERYBODY CAME- AND THEY WERE ALL SO PLEASANT AND SAID SUCH NICE THINGS=- AND EVERYBODY SOMETHING~ THI STORE'S A o THEY CANT ST¢ REMEMBER WHEN I'VE ENJOVYED MYSELF AS | HAVE TODAY=— YES.He SAID You'RE THE BEST PERFORMER AT T™E TRAINING | 9 _TABLe! Fioa ©00D BOY AN’ DONT ASK FOR IT Wikl YA GQIMME. A NICREL, mom ?