Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1933, Page 26

b—14 l MODERN MAIDENS | “THE MEETING OF THE ° V2 | 2 T B-14 043 The & P 4B KD Meverved INDEPENDENT ORDER OF MANHATERS' WILL NOW COME TO ORDER. OUR PRESIDENT WON'T BE HERE TO- NIGHT. SHES GOT A DATE!” LETTER-OUT GROTIUS HOWLING POETICS PLUNGER TUSSLE By Charles H. Joseph. Letter-Out for the man who seeks a woman’s hand and heart. cat Letter-Out for subjects of dis- I Letter-Out for the bellowing of tle. I cussion. Letter - Out for s hurry - up drinker. 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, a well known Belgian city. Answer MINERAL SEMINARS PELASGIC MESOCARP POETICS If you have “lettered-out” correctly it will spell [A IR |G| O] |71 (Copyright, 1933.) Letter-Out for a falcon of Europe. MERLIN Letter-Out for a strait between Italy and Sicily. MESSINA Leiter-Out for something out of the ordinary SPECIAL Letter-Out and run rapidly. SCAMPER Letter-Out and they are not originals. COPIES THE KvINING STAR, WASHINGTON D. C, TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1933. ‘heerful Cherul Too many flningc and people Are hidl‘ng me., I'm closer to the Secret When I shut my eyes fo see. life From Colonel Could Prove It OFALLTHE CARELESS MEN | MY BIGGEST PLATTER ! IT JUST SEEMEDTa. SLIP OUT OF My HAND Just What They Wanted YEP- THAT'S HIM- | SEEN | 1 HIM GIT ON TH' | AINT THAT OLD PHINEAS PINCHPENNY BuD FisHER GETTH' OFF® MUST HAVE BEEN TO TW’ CITY- WONDER MILK TRAIN GOIN' IN THIS MORNIN EARLY-H JEFE, T JUST HAD A FREE RIDE ON THE STREET T CAR. T HANDED THE con:.:c\’m A:w:z? SO Now COULDNI'T CHANGE (T- NG R Robe FOR MOTRING 4 Q . SR G 0 iR (Do &. 5 Jeff Is Not For Nickel Coinage TH' COLISEUM-T' KOOTY KENNEL CLUB 1S A FLoP !l Look At 17! SmMASHED 1N A HUNDRED PiECES ! see! (M Sorry f WELL, THERE ARE MORE | WAYS THAN ONE TO SKIN A CAT- IT'S GOING TO COST HEAVILY, TO GET THAT KNIFE. WITHOUT AT TRACTING SUSPICION- BUT IT'S ALL ARRANGED NOW- T HEARD THAT REMARK, THAT'S WHAT T SAID, FOLKS~ POSITVELY THE ONLY DOG INTH' ©1933 K. Y. TRIBUNE inc.. SAY—1 BELIEVE TiERE ARE A HUNPRED PIECES AT TRAT ! - Do You GET ME ? IT WILL BE WORTH ALL IT COSTS- BEFORE THE WEEK IS OUT, THAT LAST EVIDENCE AGAINST ME WILL BE DESTROVYED, AND NO ONE THE WISER- THEN LET THAT BRAT LOOK OUT- 277 b YoU'RE The SECOND 1 THS TIME. 1IN A MWUTE YouLL HA 299 % NICKELS Z, )mcmnse- HOW RiIDICULOUS! “ou ARE, FRIENDS — EXACTLY AS AND WE GET A NEW ANP ( WE LOSE AN OLb PLATTER EXCLUSIVE JI6-SAW | THINK THAT PIECE GOES N THERE WELL, THIS NEW KNIFE | BOUGHT 1S NICE AND SHARP AND SHINY- BUT | WOULDN'T TRADE A HUNDRED LIKE IT FOR MY RUSTY OLD “LUCKY KNIFE- NO SIR-EE=- B ,\;\ \y 20 PeR CenT ‘%\i oEADaR WELL,1 GOTTA HOW UTTERLY RIDICULOULS!! NATURALLY, MY DEAR EMMA, 1 WANT YOU TO RETAIN YOUR SUNNY DISPOSITION AND ER-UH- GOOD LOOKS — AND IF YOU DIDN'T HAVE MONEY YOU MIGHT BE WORRIED, CRANKY YOUR LORDSHIP! YAS I DID— AND 1T CERTAINLY CONFIRMS MY NE\GHBORS' REITERATIONS THAT YOU ARE SIMPLY MARRYING ME FOR MY UIVE OLD PLUSHBOTTOM CREDICK FER BEIN' A GOOD QUICK TALKER. MAYBE I CAN GET HIM Ta TALK HER INTO BELIEVIN' THAT SHE DON'T HAVE TO GET ME DOWN AND WASH WHAT'RE YOU GONNA DO AFTER YOU MARRY EMMY, BoY. HOW SiLLY TO EVER THINK A . Timid animal. . Attend. . Dry. . Minerals. . Eastern ruler. . Pace. . Oceans. . Rips. . Bearing. . East Indian trees, . Parts of hands. . Measure. . Walked heavily. . Fish. . Harvest. . Redactor. . Susceptible. . Explain. . Hoarfrost. . Lift. . Musical instrument. . Proposals. . Shaped like a cone. . Severe lecture. . Plate. . Purify. 9. Insects. . Prong for roasting. . Mine entrances. . Belonging to the joints. . Fairy. 2. Weasel. . Stem of a tree. . Navigate. . French river. 6. Smooth. 7. Otherwise. . Winged insects. . Sow. . Multitude. S) . Space. . Quantity of paper. . Experiment. . Ridicule. . Corrector of errors. . Separate article, . Lairs. . Uncommon. . Seed coverings. Fissure. 5. Warble. . Oily plant. . American coins. . Inspected closely. . Bitter reproach. . Water animal. . Thin. . Changeable. . Helper. . Chase, . Weights. . Smart. . Thwarts. . Silky fabric. . Hollow cylinders. . Part of a church. . Portion. . Rainbow. . Feminine name. . Admire greatly. . To the sheltered side. Tear. . Droop. —_ Car Engine Is Detachable. Working around an automobile is a very tedious occupation by reason of | the fact that most of the parts are al- most inaccessible. They can be reached only under the most trying and difficult circumstances and often special tools are required to get into corners and pockets. This is especially true of the engine, a problem which has been solved by French automobile designers who have made a car from which the fore part of the car with the engine may be completely withdrawn. In this man- ner the engine may be examined or overheauled with some degree of com- fort and when the work is done, it is but a matter of 15 minutes to put the twompam of the automobile together again. Use of motion pictures in court may: become general in England, LORD \ PLUSHBOTTOM? AND CGET WRINKLES--~ ONCET MY POP AN’ MR. BAILEY WENT HUNTIN AN’ THEY GNAT By GENE BYRNES Doggone Tough IS \'T A FACT THAT YOU, PERCY PIFFLE,ON THE NIGHT OF TUESDAY, FEBRUARY THE AN’ THEY GOT SO HUNGRY THEY EVEN QMEIETWO Doa You UPO [/ THEREUPON, ADUVACENT TO THE AFORESAD AND PrEVIOUSLY 4| venTioned H|A FULL AND N|OF THE FIRST NATIONAL CATTLEMAN) | THES 'S BANR, AD OF THIS AFOREMENTIONED £ BLILOING RAISED TO A POINT )/ APPROXIMATING TWENTY MY EARS SO OFTEN. 7 IT CERTAINY, WAS | THEY HAD NO MUSTARD ON'EM AN IT WAS OVER H FOUR. MILES TO THE. NEX' STAND !