Evening Star Newspaper, January 20, 1933, Page 27

\ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY. JANUAKY 20, HM, NOW THINK J\“ ~ B0 You I MODERN MAIDENS l ALL DUDS HERE, Too. OR JusT EMPTY SocKETS | KNow WHY. A BuLp' IN MY Room BueNED ouT AND | Took A Goop ONE FROM HERE WHAT ARE You Dowe bowN IR EMEMBER . | THERE So LoNG? WANTED Some BuLss IN A HURRY For. “THE DINING Room “THERE'S ONE TIME WHEN IT'S EASY TO ECONOMIZE.” “WHEN'S THAT?" “WHEN YOU'RE BROKE.” LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph THANK YOU, MRS FUTILE- | JUST COULDN'T HELP ; CALLING. TO SEE 1 STAGER ' HOW SANDVY 1S= , NOT AT ALL=- | UNDERSTAND IT, PERFECTLY- WHY, ANYWAY, SHE'S THE BRIGHTEST SCHOLAR OH, YOU'RE MISS SWEET, ANNIE'S YES, MISS SWEET. HE WAS=- AND THEN HE WAS == CARRIED A BLOCK AND HIDDEN IN A BUSH- ON EARTH ] COouLD ANNIE | Leiter-Out and travelers want SHOULDN'T THAT'S SOMETHIN' || them lowered. | AIM TO FIND ouT, MisS SWEET- | CERTAINLY DO- HAVE R S R I S ; AND, OF COURSE Ll DONE sucH er-Out and he needs air, | WANT O SEI 2| IREFUL el ki ANNIE, Toos 3 ENTITLE | 4|__CORONERS [ et adte [T e i S teeae e Y o o Letter-Out for the beginning of 5 CORNEA l l an onk. 5 , Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called She " l‘"" for in the last column. Print the ietter in center column opposite word No Stome K& e you have removed it from. If you have “lettered-out” correctly it sometimes g Unturned. K IN HER CLASS- SHE'LL CATCH UF IN NO TIME- | Letter-Out for an irritation. Letter-Out and he makes money out of his notes. hides your real self. Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. Letter-Out for one who rulls in place of sovereign REGENT Letter-Out for minute organisms. | 7 SPORES — Z JCEF,I'VE GARGLED So [You seemTo BE IN BETTER [ MUCH OF THIS BRew I'M | SHAPE THAN T Am. SAY T AFRAID TO Go HOME. WILL You PHONE TO MY WIFE FoR me? [ iNTEGER | || corprses | C| Letter-Out and he likes tobacco. SMOKER “Letter-Out and lodge members GRIPS Letter-Out and a shirt looks bet- |G| & IRKSOME SHUHPRISING Row THIsH THING o SPRING GIRONDE that way. IRONED sereeaner (Copyright. 1933.) 1. A great republic. 8. Repeated tapping. 15. Displays ostentatiously. 16. Gnawing. 17. Actors. 18. Wax ointments. , 19. Title of a ship captain in the East. 20. Japanese measure of area. 21. Peremptory decree. 22. Skill. 23. Yield submission to. 25. Gaiters. 27. In the year: Latin. 28. Deformity in which the foot is| turned inward. 3 0. Prior to. 31. Pertaining to birds. 32. Bitter vetch. 33. Tiller. 35. Pendant cone of ice. 36. Personality. 37. Sign denoting addition. 38. Treated with a grain mixture. 41. Lame. 42. To fret or weep: Scotch, 45. Belonging to another, 46. Capuchin monkey. hostly. 52. Rend asunder. 53. Shelter. 54. Tier of oars. 55. Pronoun., 57. Hard knot in wood. 58. French given name, . Lament. 62. Withdraws. 63. Alphabetical tables of contents. 64. Most profound. 65. Autocrats. ;NSWIB TO YESTERDAY’'S PUZZLE Sanction. District in India. Obliterators. Beam. Roman date. Goddess of growing vegetation. Quadruped. Recapitulate, Open spaces. Civil wrong. King of Judah. Immense. Infernal. Portugese silver coin. Cultivate land. . Somammawpn T SEpNpe I T b ok ol o Money. Bird of India. Splendor. . Sharp pointed. Old times: poet. weow 3 . Proofreader’s term. 37. Settled. - . Wild duck. . One to whom property is trans- ferred. Gratuity. 60. Spanish hero. Hollow among hills. Custom Welcomes Spring. In Thuringia, Germany, a custom | prior to the Christian era is still fol- | lowed, its observance being seen best | 8t Eisenach on the fourth Sunday in | Lent. The procession forms at the old church of St. Nicholas, headed by a mounted herald followed by a band {and three men in mantles of plaited straw. The “Wagon of Winter” comes {another herald rides, preceding “Sun- " the Goddess of Spring, whose na,” 3 coming is announced by & silver bugle. | Winter suddenly flees and Sunna and all the people feast and d-:ee. GOOD GRIEF, GIRL! YESTERDAY YOU BUSTED MY BEST DRESDEN CHINA COMPOTE TODAY IT’S MY MOST HIGHLY PRIZED PI®ATTER! WHAT WILL You BE BREAKING TOMORROW, Mamie Gets Floored. JIMMIE DUGAN FORGOT TO BRING HIS HOME WORK TO SCHOOL TODAY AN THE { TEACHER GAVE ™M A ZERO [ 19 8.L HuNTLEY N'! TOMORROW'S 175 ToO BAD HE AINT A NELEFINT ON ACCOUNT OF ELEFINTS NEVER FORGET ANY THING' LISTEN MAMIE, MAKE YERSELF COMFORTABLE WHILE YER WASHIN' THEM DJSHES. SET HERE ON THE FLOOR- SET DOWN-— \F A NELEFINT SAW YOU TODAY AN’ YOU PASSED 1M ON THE STREET FIVE THOUSAN’ YEARS FRom NOW HED KNOW YOU RIGHT $' ' _‘*:\ YEH-NOW THE DISHES DON'T HAVE 60 FAR TO FALL! 1 KNOW THEYRE | GOOD ON REMEMBERIN FACES I BETCHA THEYRE SUT " NOT SO GOOD ON REMEMBERIN LN B | ——;f’e e {a///,f\ S L T TR T T PR S TR PRI