Evening Star Newspaper, December 24, 1932, Page 19

ODEST MAIDENS 1224 01m mia r. i more deea | “ARE WE HAVING TURKEY FOR CHRISTMAS DINNER THIS “NO. FATHER SAYS IF SANTA CLAUS COMES AROUND HAVE ROAST VENISON!” LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. YEAR?" WE'LL Letter-Out and he'll take your measure. PRIZES I LEVATOR | PICKERS | l | Letter-Out_and they are pretty ' Letter-Out for a low menial. I low these days. PICKERS I Letter-Out for sharp punctures. RANSOMED l Letter-Out for lover business. Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called for in the last column. Print the letter in center column o?pedte the word you ::‘v: removed it from., If you have “lettered-out” correctly it is slang for & punch, Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. SHIRRED |H| HURRIES | | | LICHEN |N]| METRICAL | T | |S] (Copyright. 1932.) | Daily Cross-Word Puzzle |’ ] 4NEN . Letter-Out for horsemen. RIDERS Letter-Out and he's in & hurry. RUSHER Letter-Out for a South Ameri- ean country. CHILE Letter-Out and it's truly, SILVERY S 1. Hits. | 1. Colonnades. 2. Platform for cannon. . Alkali. 3. Bay window. . Vehicle. 4. South American macaws. . Joyous. 5. Fabricated. 5. Religious festival. 5 ject. 7. Pertaining to iris. 7. Interjection. Medicinal ingred; 9. Part of & church. 10. New England State: abbr. 11. So be it. 8. Bhelter. . Period of time. . Supporting framework. 2. Harvester. lient. . Flsh. | . Fiber used in manufacturing cloth. | . Mistake. { . Percolate. . M herb. 2. Problem. . Before. . Small island, . Upon. 5. cean. . Culmination. . Moldh Boxers. 9. o . Inflated. . Article. 4 . Newt. envelope. 50, One of United States: abbr. . Grayish green color. . German river. . Kind of unwoven cloth. . Allowances for waste. . Entertain. . Grievously. . Above. 62. Damsel. 3. Auction., 65. Awry. 68, Put. 71. And: Lat. . Dance. 59. Devoured. . Those who clear up. . Caused by an quake. 6. Eggs. 7. Let. | 69, Hide furtively. . letermined. . Pamous electrician. 73. Formerly. . Bristle . Solemnly affirm. — Gliders Use Mountain Top. Flying from the Mountain, above Gi ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE NARRIICE BRRIISILON | o olvieNORIAGEMC 1 TE] REISTIAMARIONIIHIAT ] [ARPEINTICRE DIEINCE] i€ [aMIAIGIAMLA N OINIIADIE P IA] this t] long hts. Attempts to break height and endg’rlmee flights are being made. Students Try Hunger Strike. | = When Lieut. Col. G. 8, Hutchison re- mlntdl as principal ‘;L the Chivaji Me- | morial Preparatory Military in | Poona, India, ly, a section of the [P Ia e YialR) [CIAIRING | [TIEINV)] o1 [T} fl[‘gg 2l e i Aoaa denas Srad ‘fid parents lhnne’:g to remove their ' boys. ’ oo [ 19 §.L HUNTLEY With Best Wishes. 5 Mlsfi EMMY SCHMALTZ NoW —WREATS LIKE Tins ARE PLENTY Bi® ENOUGH FOR OVR FRONT THEY THOUGHT | WENT TO BED AND TO SLEEP HOURS AGO- BUT | LISTENED, TILL THEY WENT TO SLEEP- WONT THEY BE S'PRISED, WHEN THEY COME DOWN IN j TH' MORNING AND FIND THESE PRESENTS FOR 'EM? FUTILE SNORIN' ! AWAV— QUIET, WAKE 'EM UP=- FIRST we'lL cALL OV SIR SIDNEY—THEn 6cevem- THen Joe ws NOW THAT WE'RE ALL IN THE SPIRIT OF THE OCCASION NoTes. 1 THINK IT WOULD BE THE POPULAR LANDLAD WELCOMED THE K HOLIDAY SEASON WITH 1 CUSTOMERS. A SURPRISE PARTY FOR LORD R PLUSHBOTTOM LAST | NIGHT AND GAVE HIS LORDSHIP A PLEASANT SURPRISE BY ANNOUNCING THEIR ENGAGEMENT. ©o You WANYT IT FOR, JIMMIE ? LEND IT TO ME, MISTER QUININE? HONEST 'L BRING IT BACK FIRST WAL, I'T LOOKS RIGHT PRETTY uKe, HUM, MISS SALLY ! T THINK THAT'S SPLENDID .. YOU CAN COME DOWN NOW, PA PIFFLE ./ YEP, THEY'RE SOUND ASLEEP- H | CAN HEAR MR. NOW, FRED- WE MUSTN'T } SANDY- MUSTN'T R R R WITH THAT = WHIP' Y e N ol =2 i "}Ffleém som. CHRISTHAS,ETC, WHY LORD PLUSHBOTTOM!® AND AT OUR OWN ANNOUNCEMENT 8-8UT PARTY! MY DEAH, EMMA. 1 TOLD You I DION'T SING, ‘-5 YA, MISTER QUININE, ON