Evening Star Newspaper, April 17, 1933, Page 26

THE EVENING STAP. WASHINGTON, D. (. MONDAY. APRIT, 17. 1923 ’ H'M ~\WHY DIDN'T T THINK, OF THIS BEFORE T EACH ONE OF THOSE MiLK 3OTTLES 1S GoodD FOR THree CENTS. I'M CERTAINLY SORRY I BALLED UP THAT AUCTION SALE, AL, BUT IT WAS THAT LITTLE BLOND GAL'S FAULT-T LOST MY HEAD !! T waste the thoughts concentrate Upon mw selfish B P :le.sur;sh 3 ut t! ts et damaer. Eh: okl Come back and Lr;ng new treasures. n‘c‘&! CoLISEUM, THANIKS TO Right, Al! | WISH YoU KNEW HoW Te bo LISTEN To THIS. A MAN ADVERTISES- SOMETAING WE CouLd BARTER WILL PAINT HOUSE IN EXCHANGE po Y A Perfect Excuse for Once: OH—NOTHING. ONLY THERE'S So MANY THINGS WE MIGHT GET IF YouU CouLD ONLY DO SoMeTiNG You HAVE my SYMPATHY BRIGHT MAN, knows everything, will ex- change line of brilliant conversation for new gas range and 9x12 Oriental rug. Joe Green, Box 44, Daily Bugle. WHATS ON Your HoW Weud IT BE IF | PUT AN AD LIKE THIS IN THE PAPER. 2 s | LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph 1 ! TAOISM CELERITY WANDERS | CHILORATE l DESECRATER | 2 3 4 sl Letter-Out for insienificant parts. Letter-Out and he walks uprightly. Letter-Out and you'get this 10 & auestion. I Letter-Out and it's & chuckle. Letter-Out and it was crented Akl 4 5 Remove one letter frem each w.rd and rearrangs to spell the word called for in the last column , Print the leier in cenier column opposite the word ' If you have “lettered-out” correctly wouldn't this 1 red if he has heard about hoarding gold! you have removed i fellcw’'s ears have be from Answer to Saturday’s LETTER-OUT. | GLIBNESS ‘—_—I—B‘ 2 3 ESPALIER 4 5 GLANDERS . | L | 1] MATCHLESS | M| Ul}?r-()fll and it is a tennis "™ SINGLES Letter-Out and try 0 #void these. DANGERS en convalesciux. APSE Letier-Ont them and travelers carry SATCHELS Letter-Out for & cup used in & religious ceremony. P 3 4 | DONT TAKE IT KINDLY OF 1| MR PINCHPENNY fl THAT HE DIDN'T ; TELL US OUR ! INSURANCE i| HAD EXPIRED- W WITHOUT INSURANCE WE WOULD HAVE SEEN RUINED= GRAY Insured. OH . MR PINCHPENNY 1S A BUSY MAN- HE IT= 1'T WAS ALL MY FAULT= | SHOULD HAVE KEPT TRACK G: OUP INSURANCE- ) JUST OVERLOOKED | | BUT TO THINK | THAT LITTLE ANNIE TOOK CARE OF THE INSURANCE . AND NEVER i’} said A worp 1.4 ABOUT 1T- ISN'T THAT STRANGE ? POOR- HOUSE - THAT'S WHAT SHE DID- 74 STRANGE OR NOT, IT WAS MIGHTY SENSIBLE AND FORE-HANDED-|| SHE SAVED US FROM THE GEE. MR PINCHPENNY ACTED AWFUL FUNNY WHEN HE FOUND OUT { I'D HAD TH HOUSE INSURED=- SEEMED SORTA MAD- YOU'D THINK HE'D BE GLAD WE WERENT RUINED, IF HE WAS REALLY QUR FRIEND- IT'S A MYSTERY TO ME, HOW THE HOUSE COULD HAVE] CAUGHT FIRE= YES- WHAT DO You THINK STARTED T, ANNIE?, GER. | DON'T KNOW- FIRST THING 1 KNEW SANDY WAS BARKIN' AND TH ROOM ] WAS FULL iy MY Pl (Copyricht, 18 | CEPHALIC CHALICE Dailv Cross-Word Puzzle s?Jfifr JUST GO OVER AND KIND OF WRESTLE WITH HIM- HE'LL START PLAYING WITH Yoy! YOU SURE BRUNO }‘ et AINT GOT NoO ’ €T REAL ROUGH A SHOOT ! THAT'S \T, JEFF - I WONDER How Jeff and the National | Bird Are— & Ch Well! OF COURSE I DON'T KNOW, BUT ME BRUDDER MOON ALWAYS CLAIMED HE GOT HER OUT OF A GRAB BAG OR ELSE HE LOST A BET OR SOMETHIN' WILLARD o \ € PLURIBUS '_\ UNUML ] ¢ KAYO-I DON'T WANT TO HEAR ANY MORE ABOULT YOUR AUNT MAMIE QO STUDY YOUR LESSONS. “--AND WHEN THE CLOUDS 'OF .7 BATTLE CLEARED, [y, THE CITY WAS A~ /% SCENE OF T Gleaned. Algerian cavalryman. 5. Scriptural inwerpreter. 5. Body of troops in close arriy. 5. Inveteratc for the infirm. onden cick vench city A numb-r of things 1 inse:ts, ast.ne razsy_ soil 3 Bibiical mountain. . Architectural pier. . Reserve fund Cone of silver amalgam torting 2 An artificial larguage. Gigantic. | . Sharp-pointed rod. Fruit drink. | 2 Gradation of lieht or color. | A lifting up of moad. Forbearance from speech. . Electrical 3. Perfume ves | of | m line front. out of the ground. ) rs PUTZLE g | and B . Go by ~liiancy of succes River of Damascu ral American oil-yiclding tree. of rafuce. { without & bu_" . Creck lotter. Lair. . 25 Secret Planes Built. Another shipment of 25 airplanes has | been sent from London for the air force | { a South American Country. The nachines are two-ceater day bombers were consiructed in Eng'and They estimat >a¢ to hae cost about $750.- nd have been built under the secrecy in compliance with a Just a Victim of Circum- stances. 0O You /LIKE GOING ! Almost ‘I Perfect. | | | 4-17 ————— SE S\IR. AN I LIKE COMIN (Copyright, 1833, by Gene Byrnes) Trade Mark Reg. U. 8. Pat Offics of the par.hasing government | First Woman to Fly. the first woman to fly? Tae Liought forih th 0. . ecr- Admical C - , clcims the honor fo se de Lamb rt of k'n for a ni-ht by Pau air. 1o re therefore, h wvoan Gl'e.,.l G andmother Only 47. Durijija Nedelko.itch, a Montene- i, is bclieved to be the younges. ¢ gv-ndmother in Yug-slovia. She \ | Ef & St UUNTLEY | We Stiive to Please. is 47. She was married at 14 and the | mother of a son at 15. The boy mar- | ried when he was 15, and a _son was ~born to him within a year. That son also married when 15 and in less than a year afterwards Djurdjija became & | -grandmother. great. S AN 'BE SURE. THEY'RE FRESHI!_AN' | GIMME. A SLICE OF FRIED HAM, an SURE HIT'S PIPIN' HOT AN’ MADE BE SURE HIT'S CUT OUTTA TH' MIDDLE OF TH' HAM WITH TH' FAT TRIMMED OFF, AN’ COOKED MEDIUM AN’ NOT, EPLUR\W;\ A oom: i J . o Iy RO M) Gt Brie g el Trode Mark Ry ¢ " LISTEN HERE,KAYO! ONE MORE WORD ABOUT YOUR AUNT MAMIE AND OFF YOU GO TO BED WITHOUT NO SUPPER. Y --AN’ TWO MIDDLESSIZED IDAHO SPRING PERTATERS SLICED UPR PAPER BURNT.__SiX PIECES OF TOAST AN BF FROM FRESH BREAD. AN' A CUPPA GET THAT FOOL BARD OFF THIS LoT! NOW HOW ARE WE 60NNA SHOOT THIS SCENE? -A GRIZZLY BEARWITH A NOSE SIR'. THE ONEY PART I DONT LIKE ABOUT IT 1S STAYIN' THERE ANV SPECIAL DESIGN YOUH WANT ON TW' CHINY-WARE T