Evening Star Newspaper, March 8, 1933, Page 20

MODERN MAIDENS To keep my honest - H TeSE MUTPS HaS QuST self -mput PASSED YOU HIS FLEAS! Is «ll I ever need to do Because it stands to WHEN 1| HAVE MY HAIR PONE, | HE TAKES SUCH PERSONAL SAY—You WOMEN MAKe ALWAYS WAIT For Felix INTERRST [N YOUR HAIR ME WEARY — CANT HAVE Your y HAIR. DOLLED EXCEPT By ONE. PARTICWLAR. . GUY OWETI A P s Renervd “DAD WON'T LET ANY ONE TUNE IN THE RADIO. HE SAYS IT REMINDS HIM THE PAYMENTS ARE DUE!" LETTER-OUT THAT KNIFE=- | MUST HAVE DOES, SHE AREALIIE IWHAT IT IS et & RUSTY OLD }, & NO REASON WHY | SHOULDN'T By Charles H. Joseph. LOST IT, RIGHT AT THE SPOT MEANS® WHY, THAT KNIFE IS g KAIEE, SANDY- O 22 CARRY A RUSTY OLD KNIFE. ¥ WAS HIT- SOMEONE MUST [ g ol g Uy (# A KNIFE; BUT 1T ; "ZACTLY, BOT 1VE GOT A nonen R e it e ey HAVE _PICKED IT_UP AND BUIN ME- | MUST GET IT, : i THAT THIS OLD KNIFE 1S GOIN' BACTERIN | KEPT IT- WHY? AND HOW BN ICO S %| ME LUCK- SOME . TO MEAN A LOT TO ME, SANDY- AT Tetter-omt for » meat Becretary DIDShsICET Y £ E ARGl b ) YO MERS MY WORDSS ‘\]‘]4‘.'(’]A\;\T ' of the Treasury under Jefferson. | A LUCKY co‘fi_ Letter-Out for a native of Brit- BARONET tany. Letter-Out and we, can't live AMHERST without_them. I Letter-Out and this destroys pa- per. ASTRINGE 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 word you have removed it from. If you have “lettered-out” correctly they make good supports for vessels. Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. Letter-Out and he was given an- DESECRATE |C | & o ! | U Letter-Out and he was siven a ; /ND SuPPOSE RESPITED THEN (F YoU PONT You DON'T Letter-Out and he suffocates. \ AWAKEN, FIVE MINUTES AWRKEN THEr, l R I STIFLE ; T GORN. § AONES M- ieh f LATER (T SHOUTS AT 7\ WHAT HAPPENS ? % LESSWORK HE WILL HAVE MORE Jiihee i Letter-Out and it's a sheep cry. <3l TIME 70 SLEEP! NOW ToTRY , I | BLEAT OUT THE NEW TECHNOCRACY DISREPUTE FILTERS ALBEIT ALARM clock T Letter-Out and one was chosen \NVENTED!, SIDELONG SINGLED (Copyright, 1933.) Daily Cross-Word Puzzle BUD FisHER Time Will YOO Hoo! MR. MULLINS, wou‘ns JUST 57 YOU, YOU HOME I THOUCHT I RECOGNIZED | THE MAN I'M [ YAt KNOW, GO WITH YOU- WRECKER! YOU WHEN T LOOKED |1LOGKING FoR. | ANP SO ! MR.PRATT PHONED Rl N THE WINDOW. I WANT A * ME THIS MORNING = THE GRASS!! MAN'S ADVICE. { WELL, GOOD DAY, || | AND HE WAS IN sucH NOU KNOW MY | MRS. PRATT, I AN UGLY MOOD—, HUSBAND IS S0 | MUST BE ON MY JEALOUS AND=— WILLARD Circum- stantial . One hundred sen. . City in Germany. . Confounds with surprise. . Past. . Edible tuber. . Medley. . Self. . Mode of rule. . Quack medicines. . Dipterous insect. . Artificial hill. . Scant. . Charles Lamb. HEY CURLEY, S Lot candidaies: Scot . The study of ‘s *oufimsu’ PE I'.LA ‘ “ Y:gg';i‘ . List of c: 3 3 . The study of animal life. ! B - < v | Swiss canton. . Furnished with weapons. °m‘— '\'\-\:Y:THE . : o SPRING! - Sharp. . Convene. &GN oF ? - SPRING: . Means of entrance. . Having chort, sharp turns, . An asscciation of pcrsons. . A seditious tumult: French, . Norse historical tale. . Twilled woolen fabrics. Mine hoists. . Bitter taunt: obs. 2 By tch hat. . Note of Guido's scale. : | SENE BYRNES . Indolent. . Bock of the Bible. . Turkish hat. . A soft earth, 5 . Architectural arrangement of col- . Labyrinth. umns. . Fixed look. . Quick: music. . Season, - . Worthless bit. . Ancient stone implement. The Weather _ Chafe. i . Harplike instrument. | King Arthur's lance. . Ran away. Nomadic tribe. . Measures of wool. . Dry. . Tune. Ardor. . French city. | Indians. . Kind of a leather used for book- . Continent. binding. . Pertaining to the sun. . Sole. . Month cf the Jewish year. 1. Forms into cmall eurls. Girl's name 2. Shouis of joy 8 . Baing at ence. . Overthrow. s h soldler = |46, Mother of Peer Gynt. Y THETS THET OUR = RSEE = S - Indian of the Southwest. r""‘gg"é o GRACIOUS: | \oyeT MULEY BAaTES! |[f > en_cc" e AG ecek ) encing sword. . Give exireme unction. RS AR 3 Mty gasi . Fencing sword. . Magnitudes. 3k / Narrative poem. . City in encient Babylonia. 53. Perceived clearly. i 55. Cunning. . Simian. R . River in Switzerland. & a 952! . Cereal grass. = g Farmers Want Annuity Cut. Farmers of Tyrons, Fermanagh, Down . cnd Armagh Counties in Nerthern Ire-| “land have demanded a reduction of 50 per cent in land annuities, and threaten | that if the government does not grant | their d-mend they will strike against payment. They cr2fted the'r peremptory request at a big meeting in Omagh. . Chicken Has Four iegs. Mrs. A. Yokum of Kansas City has | & Rhode Island Red chicken that walks | backward or forward with equal ease. It has four legs.