Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1933, Page 28

" B_12 D. C., MONDAY, JANUARY 1 ke Cheerfyl Cherub I swear that I'll relax today . 2 My nerves are simply overtaxed — Right now I'm all SAY, TRAT WAS YouR MOTHER-S RECIPE Y60 USED FOR OUR CHRISTMAS PUDDING, WASNT IT P AND YoUR.GREAT AUNT MARTIAS RECIPE For THE MINCE PIE 2 NCTHING. ONLY | WISH YouD MAD A COUNTERFEITER IN YouR FAMLY AND' WE HAD WIS RECIPE Fok MAKING MONEY, ID LIKETO PAY SOME OF THESE CHRISTMAS BiLLS AND SomE OTHER. ANCIENT'S RECIPE Yor THE LOAF CAKE Y WHAT ARE You DRIVING AT T Comes to ] 0ld Family Recipes. “IF YOU WANT TO HOLD A HUSBAND, DON'T PUT ALL YOUR EGGS IN ONE BISCUIT.” LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. NOT A SOUL HAS SEEN SANDY, SINCE MRS FUTILE SAW IM START OUT TO MEET ME SATURDAY EVENING~- HE'S JUST VANISHED~ PERGOLA NOT YET, ANNIE- BUT I'VE PHONED ALL OVER THE COUNTY AND PETE HAS GENT WORD TO ALL THE POLICE, FOR MILES~- SOME ONE IS BOUND GIVE UP, IF | I'VE ASKED BUT HE MUST BE TO LOCATE SANDY WERE LOST- EVERYBODY- SOME- WHERE~ A % _ ANY TIME NOW=- . : T ' Letter-Out snd this makes us L R q MAYBE HE GOT CAUGHT IN A TRAP, OR BROKE THROUGH % TH' 'ICE, OR GOT STOLEN- Letter-Out and he’s a Jailer. /FITE LOOKED l = UNDER EVERY PORCH- j| 'VE BEEN ALL OVER % TOWN FIFTY TIMES % AND A MILE OUT O TOWN, IN EVERY DIRECTION- AND PARODIST I s BUT | WONT GIVE UP- HE WOULDN'T - o Letter-Out and roofs are better INDENTS Hat was: BAITERS fear dogs. I Letter-Out and there's point to it. PAYERS 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 have removed it from. If you have “lettered-out” correctly some com- plexions are that way. Answer to Saturday’s LETTER-OUT. Letter-Out for the hoarders. I P MISERS , A , Letter-Out for tricky business. “If You Live, I'll Find You.” SIMPERS ASSURE STENCILED CROESUS SHADIER Letter-Out and a_politician rarely does this when offered a good job. .CLINES USES I T I DE( JEFE AND T INVITED SANDY MAC PHERSON TO THE LION | C | Letter-Out for an awakening. TAMERS' CLUB JUST TO See ROUSES Letter-Out end it's elevated. IT'S TAKING JEFE AND THAT SCOTCHMAN A LONG TIME TO WASH THEIR HANDS: T WONDER Py WHAT'S WRONG? WHAT'S DETAINING, = Jou GuYSs2 APLEASE l_ L ™ | I 3asin. SO THAT'S Tuue) ReASON - (Copyright, 1933.) BuD Fisuer Sandy MacPherson Refuses to Tip. HOW MANY DAMES WAS YOU EVER IN LOVE WITH BEFORE YOU MARRIED MAMIE, UNCLE WILLIE? EXACTHKLY A EVEN DOZEN, MOONSHINE, BUT I DIDN'T START COUNTIN' ~— EM UNTIL IT WAS TOO LATE! DOGGONE 1T? JUST TO THINK, LORD PLUSHBOTTOM, THAT I'M THE FIRST GIRL YOU EVER THINK THAT HE THINKS THAT SHE BELIEVES YAS, OH YAS INDEED, Takes the . Feminine nickname. . Devoured. . Business record books. . Cut short. . Orifice. . Indian dyestuff. That which drives forward. . Landed property. . Last six lines of a sonnet. Newt. Selected. Isolated. Parts of the body; obs. Fissure. . ‘Whale or similar sea monster. . Pronoun. . ‘Knob. ). Prench sixteenth century coins. Felony. Orthodox. Hop kilns. . Mirrors. . Tori. . Appendage. Betroth. . Bedaub. . Sea eagle. . Level plot. . Having a particular gelt Anclent stringed instruments. . Out of; prefix. Burden. . Decorticates. . Portico. . The sun. . Ancient Roman garment . Australian tree. . Compound used in developing photo- | 5 Down. 1. Mineral found in igneous rocks. 2. Hermits. 3. Revoke as a legacy. 4. Moist spots in rock ledges. §. One by pre-eminence; slang. . Round muscle. 5. Denuded. . Form with small interstices. 7. Revoked. . Triangular solid structure of ma- sonry. Spanish inn. The positive voltaic poles. 2. Linger. . Rods. . Country in Asia Minor. . Squirrel shrews. . Small children. 50. Share. . Fish eggs. . Keel-billed cuckoo. . It is; poet. A New Year Celebration. of the New Year celebrations is that held before the cathedral at Kirkwall, in the Orkneys. The inhabitants, ac- |cording to old Norse customs, divide | into two sections, and meet at the mar- ket cross to have a general game of ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE foot ball. All living above the cathe- dral play to get the ball to the coun- | try district, those residing before the cathedral fighting to get it to the sea, the whole game being played through J;rlnclpll streets of the town, and eds of players of all grades of so- J clety often take part in the game. Fewer Boys in Berlin. One of the certain effects of the war is beginning to be realized in Berlin and One of the most peculiar and ancient [ s Lo 1772 | Gene Byanes The Intellectual Giant. | 19 6.LHuNTLEY One or the Other. PINHEAD! WERE GOING '™ TOO BIG TO PLAY SCHOOL I CAN SPELL "MOUSE AN’ COUNT UP TO SCHOOL '8 ONEY FOR LIL' BITSA " TWELVE" SO THERE AINT NUTHIN' YCAN LOIN ME: 3!