Evening Star Newspaper, February 2, 1933, Page 31

THE EVENING..STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, ThHURSD. Y. T o DR < Cheerrun cherus P}y < e MODERN | T A T s sl :5:3 g::; ;Ev;:o:;: :\E.A:Ea . = NOw, GALS, *MOOCH” MAHONEY 1S PUTTIN' A PROPOSITION: UP TO YoU =~ E mrrww_wcnns | WANTED IN WASHINGTON FOR PASSIN' A o LEAVE THIS TOWN RIGHT NOW, AND FS Tmid T OHONEY 'CHECK t THE OTHER SQUAS STOP BOTHERIN' THESE GENTS —OR Than just to amass g : ol m?;r:ww S ©ETRRTG oF o YeARS o' ciTY SucrERs, 2 lerge hoard — A Coeain, The biggest Success in the” world Is the man who has never been bored. Then Up Spoke “Mooch” Zisas K. TRB, e - ILLTRY T oN JOE AND Do | NeTicE ANYTRING , DIFFERENT? No. WHY? HAve | MEN Look So AnGELc, 5 = WATcH HIS EXPRESSION : I/ GOING To GET SOME - i You FIXED YOUR HAIR. A DIFFERENT WAY OR. SOMETHING 2 Responsive P L L TCRT R *__“ALMOST EVERYTHING IMPROVES WITH AGE, EXCEPT A SECOND- $IAND AUTOMOBILE.” | LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. WHAT A TERRIBLE L THING FOR ANY Letter-Out and insincere persons > ONE TO ATTEMPT- YOU THINK ) BR-R-R- WHY, THE FILTRATE | Sonthis SANDY ? OH, - IT WAS S0, EH? DID 5 Tl LOOK THAT CAME HE'S COMIN' INTENTIONAL, ANYBODY [{ WHY- ER--- ) INTO THAT CHILD'S ALONG GREAT, E{ | UNDERSTAND- || BVER NEARLY H THAT 1S- NO- | DIDN'T AN EVES- WHY, 1 THANKS - OH, WELL~- | KILL YOUR OF COURSE | | THINK SO- YL ACTUALLY FELT Letter-Out and you make s ENVIERS | et HE'LL BE OUT PRESUME THE [| DEAREST A NoT- Letter-Out and many say Stalln IN_A COUPLE BEST WAY IS B FRIEND? 1 2 STALIN | 15 Just. the ‘opposite, 3 X O WEEKS- ENVIOUS 4 ; | Letter-Out for spirits. REAGENT I Letter-Out for the plural of 5 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 ou have removed it from. If you have “lettered-out” correctly it leads to & rger body of water. Answer o Yesterday’s LETTER-OUT. SALTING l A I Letter-out g;‘;;: | M l Letter-Out and it's = sign. MALIGNS el Letter-Out for a return. 'WE'LL DIVIDE THIS CHICKEN FIFTY- HEY! THe BReEAST - THC OH, NO, MUTT. HELL RETROUSSE I U RESTORES FIFTY, JEFF. WHITE MEAT FoR CHOICEST WHITG MEAT. My NOT GET IT. T'VE WA FAVORITE BIT- He_ /. Got MY FOOT - Latter-Out id he K lem- CANISTER | C| Barov g o o ® I K Letter-Out and he re-engages. SHRIEKER el (Copsright, 1933.) Daily Cross-Word Puzzle IF 1 WAS CARRYIN' ) \ | FFsvme BT OUT THE PIANG You'D [ BUT FET, HEC MGUTVDL BE WALKIN' BEHIND /I PROMISED GO CHAUEFEURINGTHAT ; ey NEVER GVE WITH THE MUSIC MRS.PRATT | [SiLiay THING ¢ : AND LEAVE ME HERE BUT THE LEAST iy SAY, SET DOWN b WORFLVNS MYSELE: NOUL CAN DO IS NHEN I'M TALKING TOWN To WELL 1 AIN'T WORRY ABOUT TO YOU, WILLYAM! MEET HER LLS! GOT ANY MONEY] THEM!! E LAWYER. | R . AT s . ‘Suggestive. Sweet white grape. 3 éflgr petal of an orchid. : m;foyrrtllmv:lm' . Encircle. . Player. Axi{l‘gm:‘ Visigoths, who sacked " Prickly shrub, . Smart rejoinder. . Royal entertaining. . King of Belgium. . Mimic. . Green old age. . PrRod.!, : = e - el et AN’ AFTER THAT Teucka . Bented, O Lk = ' JIMMIE DUGAN ~ ; . Tracks. Phonen TIME AT THE SCHOOL SOCIAL! Pl Po-swmcssii . Cunning. g - dial. YOU SAID T, AGQIE! WRASSLIN WOULD DRINK 1T " Wild pham. . Barks. ! I HAD THE BEST | AN’ I FELL INTO . Doorkeeper in a Masonic lodge. Child nis. i TIME T EVER HAD, THE TUB OF : i’;‘g{,‘;"' 5 ) LEMONADE . Rudimentary seeds. 2 $5. Finished. . Enticer. . Famous tapestry. S ehrorth American Gl . Large Noi erican deer. g Alcoholic liquor. e . Turkish coin, . Cling pnméropxm fish . First King of Sicily. . Bowgh - 1 . Son of Seth. . Disturb. . One who partakes of food. ). Scarlet. . Caucasian wild goat. . Classity. . Continuous melodic outline. e Ruste . River in Tibet and India. Pt . Lick up. i . Eldest son of Cush. . Proposal. . Epidemic. ~ . Discount. . Canton in Switzerland. . Return. . Base ball club. . Reduces. . Emmet. . Helps. Umbrella Joke Ancient. r = WAL DIDJA HEAR 'B80OUT WAL, YU KANOW- AN’ AFTER A-GOIN' v . Most recent. When 2 London editor lost a new um- T ENALLY A-GETTIN HOSS-FACE TUCKER. | ‘ OVER. T AL DADGUMMED. SO Mo Pl Down. breila recently he investigated and WHAT WAS A RUNNIN N e e s ECrv Hisd OP B River in France, Belgium'and Neth- | found that “borrowing” of rain shields 4 FER JESTICE OF TH Al OOT ME GOT TWO VOTES REPEATING!/ " 7 erlands. : and jokes about it dated back more than - PEACE: MADE A / \ TEAD OF ONE ¥ 200 ‘years. In the Female Tatler in NVELL FER A INISTE = 1709 lpp_reh;\ered the tollttlmmx advertise- RE-COUNT .. g ZZLE 'ment: of leman belongin, o ” ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S FU: o e foom o e v dos rain, bor:owed the umbrelia at Will's APISIHN fcoflee house in Cornhill is hereby ad- EO) | vertised that, to be dry from head to & ol {foo cn the like occasion, hs shall be S welcom: to the maid’s paiterns.” e T ST PIEN Dublin Mansion Occupied. The Man:ion House, official residence of the lord mayor of Dublin, Irish Free is again occupied afier many of repairs. The building became bad cond'tion that it was dan- o entcr some of the rcoms for thet the cei’ing or walls might fall. ‘ord mcyor and his staff acotec about two ye-rs ago, end soon after- ward all occupants leit. ¢The is now safe, and resplendent in new decorations. Z Z) |m) ] = E P | E i< = B Al E. S 1INT E. (=] 5 S C | ) 3 A =[BT =IT= WmZlo-HWIllomAI>(Zn|