Evening Star Newspaper, January 25, 1933, Page 25

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1933. THAT'S T’ WiHOLE STORY, JUDGE = TH' ONLY CHANCE I HAD TO LOCATE HM WAS THROUGH TH' | NAME AN ADDRESS ON T LETTERS T TRIED TO GET IN TOUCH WITH = PAPERS =~ 1F HE'S OF TH' STaTE, ex rX] Most fully all that’s n ve We have and feel succass. Ao " WHEN WE HAD SOFT TIMES WE HAD Now W& HAVE HARD TIMES ANp Sopr HARD COLLARS — AND LookeD up COLLARS AND Look DowN WHEN A Max HAS To HoW HIS HEAD UP ke Beeins To THINK ThsT WAy A MAN DOESNT NEED A HARD ColLAR To KeeP A STIFF UPPER LIP WHAT ARE You DRIVING AT Now @ | SUST WHAT | SAIp, WE NEED (oLiars THATLL. MAKE. US HoLD our HEADS UP “I LIKE TO SING WHEN I'M HAPPY.” “YEAH, SOME PEOPLE ENJOY SEEING OTHERS SUFFER.” LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. NO- YOU COULDN'T DO MUCH, TO WHOEVER HIT SANDY, EVEN IF YOU COULD PROVE IT p GEE, PETE- § BUT THEY NOBODY EVER § USUALLY LEAVE | FOUND OUT WHO f HIT YOUR H LITTLE BOY, S0 LONG AGO, DID | THEY? I DIDN'T 7) MEAN TO MAKE YOU THINK OF THAT- HIT AND RUN DRIVERS ARE HARD TO CATCH- IT'S IMPOSSIBLE, SOMETIMES~ THEY'RE THE WORST i COWARDS THERE ARE- SO SORROW MANY TIMES THEY SLINK BEHIND AWAY, WITHOUT LEAVING Y THEM- A SINGLE TRACE- ; DON'T MIND ME, ANNIE- | HOPE WE FIND WHO HIT SANDY- I'LL BE ON THE LOOKOUT A FOR CLEws- pleces. ON HIM= OH, YOU COULD SUE HIM, FOR WHATEVER SANDY WAS WORTH, BUT YOU'D HAVE NO CASE TO CLUMBERS . | | Letter-Out and it will fall to PSEUDO | I Letter-Out and the model did it. BLINDER | I Letter-Out for a German city. | Letter-Out and it's not coarse. 5 BINARY | 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 it will make you think of beer. l Letter-Out for a Scot's child. Answer to Yesterday’s LETTER-OUT. SWIPER | P | | ] 1©] Letter-Out and find it in some T ot il (Cepyright, 1933.) Daily Cross-Word Puzzle NS AXAEE DEa3 | =l o Letter-Out and the country needs men of this kind WISER Letter-Out for handles HAFTS 7 2 THIS IS THE SPINACH HouR. SERGEANT Je€r B CAMPERED OUT OF J(%Apg THERE ANY MORE OF YOu WILL RELATE ANOTHER OF WIS EXPERIENCES X|) UATH ME AT CHATEAL THIERRY THAT AWFUL |/ OUR SHELL-HOLE SAYING -“ STAND BACK: WANTING A VICTORIA CROSS? ANSWER INTHG WORLD WAR. AND REMEMBER - HDAY IN AUGUST-1D18: THE AIR WAS FULL | ME THAT™. - ALD AS ONE MAN ASK FoR SPINACH- AND OF SCREAMING AND BURSTING SHELLS. g THEY SAID *NOT — GG.T*\NMY You Asw THE EXCITEMENT WAS LIKE CHAMPAGNE J7 REMEMBER- ASK FOR. Lk SPINACH- AND S€T 1 2 FAITHS 3 INGRESS . 5 Letter-Out for cleansing. RINSES Letter-Out and it's well protected. COMPLIED POLICED SHELL TOOK HIS HEAD OFF. TURNING OH YES, YES INDEED, MRS.PRATT NOW THIS ROOM HAS A LO\'ELY VIEW — THAT'S THE CGAS HOUSE DIRECTLY NORTH ISN'T THAT FUNNY? I THOVGHT YOU WAS A SOCIETY REPORTER COMING TO WRITE UP MY ENGAGEMENT TO LORD PLUSHBOTTOM, MRS.~ WHAT DIp YOU SAY THE NAME WAS? THAT 1S THE VINEGAR WORKS — AND JUST S50UTH OF US IS THE AMALCGAMATED RUBBER PLANT MRS, PRATT! D LIKE TO LOOK &T YOUR TYE BOYS FROM THE GLUE FACTORY JUST SOUTH OF HERE WAVING AT ME ON THEIR WAY TO WORK-= YES, WE HAVE LOTS OF ADVANTACGES IN THIS LOCATION, MRS. PRATT- WELL,T'D SAY THE MAIN ONE WAS THAT YOu CAN ALWAYS TELL WHICH WAY THE WIND 1S BLOWING. HUMM AND WHAT 'S THAT ON THE . Low volce. . Devil's godmother; Slavic myth. . 3 . Biblical prophet. . Pierce. . Oriental nurse. . Loop. . Cougar. . Philippine weapon. . Kind of volcanic earth. . Distant. . Neither. . Froglike amphibian. . City in Western Germany. . Save. WAITLL YOUR BROTHER, BUT YOU DIDN’ . Sagacious. . Adorn. . Old Etruscan title. . Native state in Northern Nigeria, Africa. . Horsehide leather. . Insect with wing covers and caudel forceps. . Unclose; poet. . Pertaining to old European law of | inheritance. . Tropical climbing plant. . Confined. . Leper. . A color. 2 . Sign of the zodiac. . Portuguese colony near Bombay, India. . Bitter vetch. . Disease carried by the tsetse fly. . Small South American monkey. . Famous German composer. . Ago; obs. . Message sent by wire. . Wavelet. . Genus of maples. . Small dSauth African antelope. . Perused. . Burn slightly. . Orchid meal. . County in_Ohio. . British adherent during the Revo- lutionary War. . Struck. . Woolen thread. SETAR] [SICligia P RNOIAMIE] OPIE] Cle [PIEIACIENNI [RION)] HI]['] . 4 [SIL11 IPISTHIOIO] L) EIRED] [CIORE] w0 BiEE] |2 . Cut of pork. . Fragmentary volcanic rock. 12. Javanese weight. . Uncovered. . Town and county in New Mexico. . A gem. . Vegetable dish. Ruined City in Honduras. . Musical drama. . Fail to follow suit: var. . Ruler of Hyderabad, India. . Principality in Britain. . Harden. . Material derived from rock decay. . Wild hyacinth. . American wintergreen. . Fruit that matures early. . Jagged protuberance. : Comb. form. . From side to side. . Hawklike bird. . Women's quarters in a Moslem house: var. . Diplomacy. . Reverberate. . Legendary English King. . Island on which statue of Venus was found. .g«;;ex(n quarter of Istanbul. . Paradise. . Wager. Southwest Great Vacations by Lottery. Following the success of the mystery journeys to unannounced destina ), the Austrian State Raflways are paring another feature for the tourist season. Lotteries will be tickets being sold for a small Winners will be given a vacation some popular Austrian resort. Sweep Tickets as Money. Patrick Doherty of Derry, Ireland, has found a new use for losing tickets in the PUDDINKHEAD, FINDS You'! YOURE GONNA GET SUMPN’ SHAME ON YOUL ! WHY, 1 NEVER BEFORE e all MY Lre saw / SUCH A DIRTY FACE !/ ALL OFF ! ME YOU WON YOU EAT THAT WHOLE BAG OF JELLY THERE NOow ! s PROMISE EVER €O TO SCHOOL AGAIN WITHOUY WASHING YOUR FACE AND AN TELL ME WHICH TWO SO I HADDA EAT ALL OF THEM T6 BE SURE I GOT THE RIGHT ONES! .- BECAUSE IF YOU DONT, NO ONE WiLL EVER WANT