Evening Star Newspaper, February 27, 1933, Page 26

MODERN MAIDENS €106 720 AP, A1 Rights Raserved TION. “I!Y BOY FRIEND IS A VICTIM OF THE UNEMPLOYMENT SITUA- "bH, I DIDN'T THINK HE EVER WORKED ANYWAY.” LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph NESTORIAN | UNREAL | 1 2 3| GODSEXD | 4| UNBRIDLE | 5 RUNDLETS | | Letter-Out for chanters. | Letter-Out and think of the moon. 1 2 Letter-Out and it's soaked. | 3 4 | Letter-Out for a mistake. Letter-Out for one way to roll. 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 you have removed it from. If you have “lettered-out” correctly it will spell & shield. Answer to Saturday’s LETTER-OUT. USURPED ANIMATES | E TREMBLE | B REPURCHASE |U | T REDUCTION l D I Letter-Out for a chase, PURSUE Letter-Out and you need this to get through life these days.- « STAMINA Letter-Out and again you reduce ' it to a llquid. I Jpetter-Out and they talk in pub- PREACHERS l Letter-Out for s n officer T BECURION (Copyright, 1933.) Daily Cross-Word Puzzle nasz ol ol o ol il A sk B L] = THE _EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27. 1933. and catty than hind It's such 2 tem, to show of f Look! A WHoLE WINPOW FULL OF PICTURE PuzzLES YeaK! So | See, FUNNY TRING, THIS After Puazles, More THERE GOES THAT LITTLE VIPER- SHE'S MADE ME NOTHING BUT TROUBLE=- AND NOW SHE'S MADE THE NAME PINCHPENNY A LAUGHING STOCK- BUT 'LL FIND A WAY TO EVEN THE ACCOUNT- BUSINBSS IS A PuzzlLe GOVERNMENT'S A PUZZLE, How To PAY My INCOME TAX IS AN BVERLASTING PUZZLE— GEE, IT'S BEEN A LONG TIME SINCE WE'VE BEEN OVER ON THIS SIDE O* TOWN, SANDY- NOT SINCE WE WERE OVER TO SEE LITTLE GUS PINCHER, MONTHS AGO- WHAT D0 YOU JUST THINK, MUTT, WE'RE IN WASHINGTON | [ WHILE YouRe UNPACKING TAKG AS A FOR THE INAUGURATION. SWELL Room! Ge€f | T THINK T 'LL RUN DOWN I CAN Sc& THe cAPiToL /| {AND GET SOMETHING FoR BUILDING €ROM THIS ” WINDOW! T"—‘L. P i BuUD FiSHER Set for Big Week in Washington. OH,1 KNOW YOU HEARD ME WHEN I YOO-HOOED AT REMEDY ? ’ MY INSOMNIA —AND AFTER. WRESTLING WITA PUZZLES ALL DAY, | CAN BRING HOME A PuzzLET© WRESTLE WIThH AT NIGHT—FoR PLEASURE AND CHANGE AFTER | PULLED HIM OUT O' TH' QUARRY, LAST FALL WE SAW EACH OTHER 'MOST EVERY DAY, FOR A WHILE- NOW 1\ HARDLY EVER SEE HIM 'CEPT AT SCHOOL= 7 THE GUY WHo INVENTS A PuzzLE TRAT You CaN Po WHILE You SLEEP WiLL MAKE A LoT oF coiN YouRE ALWAYS AGAINST EVERYTHiNG /7N \JWAT OTiieR PEorie LIKE o) POOR GUS= THEY CALL HIM LIMPY= HE DOESN'T SAY ANY THING, BUT, NOBODY LIKES BEIN' CRIPPLED AN’ HAVIN' FOLKS NICKNAME HIM FOR IT= LET'S GO IN AN’ SAY HELLO- NOPE, BUT \T MAKES ME SATISFIED TO STAY AWAKE . THAT'S RIGHT, EMMY. ONLY TODAY I HEARD LORD PLUSHBOTTOM TELLIN' A MAN THAT HE WAS GONNA MARRY YOU- AND THAT YOU WAS WORTH YOUR WEIGHT AW, SURE YOuU REMEMBER, LORD PLUSHBOTTOM, THE QUY WHICH WAS BAWLIN’ YOU OUT BECAUSE YOU {OU DOWNTOWN ON THE STREET TODAY AND YOU WENT DUCKING INTO THAT POOL PARLOR, LORD PLUSHBOTTOM=THE | ARE YOU ASHAMED OF DBAR EMMA-~ DEA! YOU MUST BE MISTAKEN. YOU KNOW 1 . Effuvium. . Melancholy caused by love. t. . Pertaining to blood. . Submarine telegram. . Agonic line. . Musical instrument. . Recent. . Nocturnal musicians. . Disclose. . Overthrows. . Occident. Down. . Bewitched. . Self-propelled. . Morsel. . More tractable. . Encompass. ANSWER TO YESTERDAY’S PUZZLE ()} A.,‘HWL:)IF . Melody. . Grain. . Shoshonean Indians. . See. . Turkish hospice. . Liars. . Responsibility. . Ceremony. . Lump. . Ascribable. . Auricle. . . Bright light. . Local counter-irritant. . Rake. . Tluminates. . Military quarters. . Overlook. . Ladies’ capes. . Delve. . Epoch. . Lacking lower limbs. . Modern, . Before. . Bright. . Arrange hangings. . Door fastener. . River ! Bavaria. . Province in the Philippine Islands . Finale of a fugue. 3 %\pport. . Weary. . Metric measure. o Curative Properties. The curative properties of sunlight have been closely approximated by the electric current and since then it has been determined that gas light has the same properties. This knowledge has started an immense research in the gas industry. At first, experts concentrated on producing gas lamps of this type for hospitals and clinics; now one manu- facturer previbusly engaged on these | lines has brought out a new type gas fire which is rich in the valuable short infra-red rays. It means that a room so equipped will enjoy not only the fresh warmth of an ordinary gas fire, but also the beneficial rays of home sunshine. The curative properties of hese gas rays are beyond question. In his London clinic, Sir Leonard , F. % S, the famous authority on the eatment of disease by radiant energy, 1ds ‘successf used gas lamps for the lief of rheumatism and for the treat- - aent. of wounds, boils, carbuncles, acne and similar affections. The lamp gives “THE FUTURE LADY PLUSHBOTTOM? WE HAD A HISTORY LESSON TODAY THAT LASTED TwWO HOURS! ALL ABOUT NAPOLEON, ALEXANDER tHe GREAT, GAWDGE WASHINTON ‘N EVERYBODY ! That Would Have Made a Lot of Difference. off a fine red glow, whence the pene- rative rays enter the body. In the case of rheumatic joints, these rays penetrate to the core of the pain, soothe, warm and finally dicpsl the irritation, THE. TEACHER SAID THAT SOME OF THE TEENY WEENIEST ) THINGS COULD CHANGE THE HISTORY OF THE (Copyright, 1933, by Gene Byrnes) Trade Mark Reg. U. 8. Pat. 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