Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1933, Page 36

el & "mxrouunsomonm’fm!ovm MIGHT. HE'S A PIANO MOVER!” LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph ASSERTED I Letter-Out for annoying persons. 1 CITRATES I Letter-Out and they disperse. 2 l Letter-Out and they hold you 3 4 NASTIER I Jetter-Out for what an athlets loes. Letter-Out and & prise fighter needs him. 5 RESTRAIN I I ADVERSELY | I | Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called gor 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 disreputable resorts. Answer to Yl!‘fl'dl—y" LETTER-OUT. Letter-Out for ushers. MASSETER |M| o I O | Letter-Out for a low menial. VARLET | R | Letter-Out for collections. LEVIES I S I I:nl:;‘-om and ':n;'::’_lnml to LEVATOR REVILES s with_our d RETAIN E Letter-Out for an artificial wa- terway. I l CANAL NASTIER ANLACE (Copyright, 1933.) Daily Cross-Word Puzzle ST | 3. Alighted: poet. hs. - 4. A dramatic plece of one performer, 6. Parts of a circle. 5. Small poniard. 30. Expeditious. 6. Pertaining to arraignment. 14. To apportion. 7. Agitate. 15. A cage. 16. Persian poet. 17. Showery. 18. Heal, 19. Spanish front room. 20. Glorify. 21. Ineffectually. 23. Close. 25. Hires. @6. Sluggishness. 29. By. 30. Fall of a note. e . Dropsy. 39, Worthless leaving. 40. Bird of pr ¥y ey. 41. Pertaining to a legislative body. . Turbot: obs. 5. Endeavor. . Defended. $8. The moving indicator of an astro- A labe. . Traditional saying of & religious teacher. . Trite. 9. !:nzlmi schoolmaster who murdered a cobbler. & of $0. A sd;_n.t. known as the “Apostle H) 1. Get on. 2. Genus of African trees. — ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE Steel Frames for Houses, Contrary to most ideas, a house built Joe Decides That : Matrimony F Might Be —_— f HEAVENLY 7 | DAvs- AND 2 H H JUST TRINK of 1T/ — THE FLIM FLAM FILM CO-, ONE OF TRE | PIGGEST PRODUCCRS IN ALL 7 HOLLYWOOD. A MILLION DOLLAR BUSINESS - AND ‘WHEN YOU TAKE HER HOME WITH YOU,CHIEF Jimmie COMB UP FRON WHY, THERE WAS FMO‘I’HIN' TO IT= | IGGERED SOMEBODY OURYT¢ TO HELP POOR OLD MR. STUMBLE- | ASKED MR. PINCHPENNY AND HE SAID HE'D BE GLAD TO HELP HiM- \° 2 I'D DROP IN AND SEC 1€ T GOULP Do ANYTHING 2 corYoQt