Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1933, Page 30

WASHINGTON, D. 0., FRIDAY, MARCH 10, Ygs9. MODERN MAIDENS Say! W Tiar y.u’..? Jou grren! Yovrm Now, Loak AT Youeseur! Tiur 1S i USING FoR AN IRON-Holber. ¥ USING & [} AN |RON -HOLDER —AINT IT"A SPFPY HAT * GOING T6 EaT E—— AN IRoN. WAKT 76 PRESS A WRINKLE OUT OF MY COAT CM | KELPITIF T LOOKED Lik= Tell What's ; 5 AN WoN-HoLbeR.? « Hat These N f Days. TP A2 Rists Reerred- “SAY, T HAVEN'T HAD A CHANCE TO CONGRATULATE YOU.” | “WHAT FOR? MY MARRIAGE LAST WEEK OR MY DIVORCE THIS 3 LETTER-OUT —_— | o IT'S A SHAME- OLD ! 5 o | S f DTN 7O SEND Mes. . B AN OPERATION- DELIGHTED, Letter-Out for a brilliant Irish . = A A;glébll-: 'rT: Z‘.-‘n"{‘do B W FACT- LET US MAKE THE MILDEW Jiter once imprisoned in By~ = 3 _ Ve e P 1 g mg?.:cr;.r A o Tetter-Out for » monevmaker. { L TRRERleT o LOST- WHAT'S A FEW RATMENT | | HONDRED DOLLARS; AS ) AGAINST A LIFE? HAVE TAAT | e Oohodtd 704 bm I OPERATION, AMHERST TREADLES | Letter-Out and he always takes. eration. DISPONER Letter-Out for thoughtful con- sidy 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 the Mohammedan Messiah. Answer to Yestorday’s LETTER-OUT. UNLESS Letter-Out and it means swinging SLUES A Letter-Out and he thinks of sal- PRIEST I K Letter-Out and you'll find these STAPIER' governing countries, RULERS | E | Letter-Out for a book used in LURKERS Oatholic church_ service. MISSAL Letter-Out and the greedy are CURDLE | D| &eau 1% oo (Copyright, 1933.) AIMLESS WHAT DID I EVER LET THAT | BANJOEYED BOOB BEAT MOON, THAT SOCK ON THE AN'T SAID A _— ME HOME FOR? EAR MR.PRATT GIVE ME MADE WORD TO THE POOR 55 HE'S PROBABLE TOLD . ME STONE DEAF! THE LITTLE WOMAN ABOUT, 7 MAMIE'S BEEN TALKIN' TO MRS. PRATT'S HUSBAND 2 ME FOR TEN MINUTES AND JUMPIN' ALL. OVER ME I AIN'T HEARD A WORD | LARD | AND NOW I'LL HAVE To Wiu GO THROUGH THAT ALL OVER AGAIN e WITH HER. Mamie’s Getting a Little Stuck Up. Across. . Body axis of a vertebrate. . Specifies. | 18. Tendency of mind. - Forbidden by social usage. . Applications. . Capital city of Madagascar. 21. Italian cardinal. . Chopping implements. . Tending to flock together. . Within_the walls of a city. 25, Retardation of movement. . Grounds of contention 26, Norse god of healing. . Plant of the lily family. 27. Hindu carpet for prayer. . Changes in the constitution. 28. Roman historian. OK,MOM, THE 22. Norse god of war. . American Indian of Nebraska. IVE GOT SOME STORK . To be exalted in thought. . Saws lengthwise of the grain. = CAME TO To gather grain after a reaper. . Seeks after. . NEWS BAGGY SCANLONS 29. Persons under majority. . Siamese coins. FOR. YOU : P Makes an official valuation of. . To make trim. £ SIOUSE it 7. One of the Cook Islands . Folded, as heraldic wings. . Instrument for transmitting a pic- | 36. To send by water. ture by telegraph. 39. g.ountnm In Colorado. By . Spruce. . East Indian weight. " Silent . Town in Central Baluchistan. GENE DyRNES . Early TIrish daggers. . Pungent condiments. Germ | 48. To break a hole in. . Knocks lightly. |49 The flowgr. . Note of Guido's scale. . Closes wifh a cement. To weaken. 51. Bottomless gulf. A Sure To combine. . Quantity of medicine Thi . Miscellaneous _collection. . Pen name of an English essayist. ing. . Intellectual capacity. . Tie. . River in_Colombia. . South American armadillo. . Passes off without effect. 56. Paper strip of a ticker. . American civil engineer. . Very black. . Peaceful repose. . Tribe. Down. . Strong resentment. . Long-legged shore bird. SRR County i Missouri. Dishpan Reflectors. S The canyon of the Colorado about the ) 5533?35.'; =% C;Bmmn 3 Hoover Dam is brilliantly illuminated at . Tibetan priest. night by thousands of electric lights . Genus of plants. which are ably backed up by a great MY A " T Shne brigade of dishpans, It appears that | | i YOG R A T i ounty these l;mm are subjected to 8 varfety | k s y. ; of hard experiences and to keep them | : 1 churcl iwith large auilitoniin. | siippited with Teflectors which ate Groi | ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE Danly made use of for this purpose | would be a very expensive proposition | by reason of the frequent breakage. A | bright new dishpan was experimented with for this service and the results N | were found to be so satisfactory that ” they were adopted all over the site. Ten ‘.L.HUNTLtY thousand dishpans were ordered for this | purpose. | . | Rail-and-Air Express Starts. Sare of | Rail-and-air express service has just been started in England and promises to be a success. Peckages are collected at all railway stations and carried by train to the neargst airport. flw are then dispatched by the next . The service even ments all [) sod