Evening Star Newspaper, April 25, 1933, Page 26

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1933 AH - NO-NO'!! NO. T ViLL NEBVER. DO - LOOK MODERN MAIDENS Youll always find the lasting kind 3 Depends'on no one L‘gé l else but E Al Strives to|T g — you. Cs R (v WHAT 600D ARE THEY 7 | WONDER IF FLOWERS WiLL You LIKE To FusS WM FLOWERS THEYRE NOT WEARING FLOWERS Now EVER COME BACKIN A Bic WAY ON A HAT; DONT You? - WHAT Woman OH LY FLOWERS : s SURE. WHEN ANYTING 1S OLD DOESNT 7 WE DepRIvED ENOUGH WE CALL [T NEW , OURSELVES OF A LOT OF FUN TRIMMING WHEN Indoor Sport R WE GAVE THEM UP for Women. A P t o 1 e &P A4 Mgkt Bonrred “THE SMITHS HAVE BEEN MARRIED AND DIVORCED TWICE! THE JUDGE SAID IF SHE WINS HIM A THIRD TIME, SHE CAN KEEP HIM!" LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. | \ s THAT'LL MY= THA BE EASY- NO ROCK HERE= WILL BE WONDERFU - | THE FIRE 3 | FIGGER |~ IT'LL BE EAsV I'VE ALWAYS - - | = ] b 2 P DIGGIN= WON'T DREAMED OF BAREGE lx"z‘z;; -0ut and we are {mpatient : ?‘%ES:AVEAD:EAE - s = o = ; - dUS‘T‘J ADNYTHING, A HEAP LESS) | LIGHTS AND RUNNING - 7 % P\ sSMoki I 4 3 ; ; ND WE GOTT! THAN YOUR (gl WATER, BUT | NEVER POKER l IRGIROE iy B T P HAVE PLUMBING., INSURANCE THOUGHT IT | | BUT STILL % ?| couLD REALLY CoME |f Letter-Out and & duck's progress SOUND AND is that way. DAWDLER Letter-Out and they play in APPRISE | s I Letter-Out and he's disorderly. HERRIOT Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called | Cogsts Are 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 name of a distinguished United States Senator. Answer to Yesterday’'s LETTER-OUT. MERLINS FEes: LINERS = Letter-Out for opposition state- ARBUTES | A I ments PEBUTS JEFF, TM HAVING THE PICTURE PUT ON ; T —— OVER AT THE HOLLYWOOD THEATRE FOR| Ll er-Out and she visits stores. A TEST AND FINAL G.K. LET'S RUN PROPHESY I Y I SHOPPER JJ) OVER AND MAKE NOTES ALREADY! ’ M I Letter-Out and these go to Eu- Letter-Out and find this in the % % . . f JEFF - THAT WAS ARCHON | O] ¥are oo F el = oL D | 4 3 You MAKE ;;cggd Letter-Out for a silk fabric. | y MOTES? THI RIMOSE l S I MOIRE ” Sy LITTLE CHANGES ¥ 1 ANDTHE PICTURE (Copyright, 1933.) BuUD Fisuer|, § ) S WALL BE ALLREADY FoRRen.As& / Daily Cross-Word Puzzle Frr e I rrr HN JANEEEEE They Left Jeff's Car THERE'S A 7 ; POLICEMAN AT THE) ! i /o:; l;n-: I:;:‘“ DOOR AND HE 1! ! = OPEN THAT 1O COME Lo’ | HAFTA EAT ouT SAYS HE'S LOOKING/ ' [l { £ BACK DOOF SOMEBODY, AND YOU TOO, AND THEN JumMp [\ BEFORE LUNCH I'lL TELL VA'- UNCLE OSCAR )\ GRIEF! i OUTTA MY WAY. LET'S MATCH COINS A a g YER COINS FOR US- JUST R AND T'LL | \W/ILLARD “Food for Thought.” . Eastern markets, % . Southern State. . Collection of sayings. . Word game. . Tool for trimming roof slates. . Round Table knight. . Chemical symbol for silver. . Tribute. . Bedouin. . . Diamond. . Deliberative assemblies in the . Conjulgcktlion. t{ikx:m;.‘ . Manila hemp. . Slight flavors. 2 . Simpleton. . Turkish title. ; You | WELL, . Elapse. . Estate. KNOW THAT BIG A “;OJATS. . Be off, as to a cat. . Communion table. WwWOODEMN s NNY . TIrritates. | The soul: Egypt. relig. IND?A ) NO : A HE DONT KMOW . Accumulate. . Exclamation of surprise. | N B YOU [] | Hart. . Male. | IN FRONT OF - d . . Young oyster. . Affix. | WOOGLEMANS - . Swimming. . Biblical name. CIGAR STORE, . Listen. . Province in British India. | coiLy ? . Wing. . Existed. . oo . News service symbol. . Lightweight hats. . Defaces. 3 mc port, Honduras. . British writer: 1844-1912. . . . By. . South African Dutch. . To become entangled. . Mineral spring. = _ Part of the hand. . Pertaining to the roof of the mouth.| Acquaint- . Dried bully tree juice. . Standing with all four feet on tue . Exclamation of sorrow. | ... ground. . Title of respect in speaking to an Crack. English royal princess. | 36. Seize. . Wilderness south of Palestine: Bib. | 39. English street car. . Devil. . To shape by knocking off pieces: . Chief god of Memphis in Egypt. dial. . Savor. . Hit with the open hand. . Grow. . Lens . Steep, rugged rocks. . Make lace. Bleat. . Equal. . Crude petroleum. 3 yacalw i . Wine vessel. 56. Perceived. - Southern city. . Sister of Lazrus, ; Gosw! |/ A, sve vEST . Ancient city of Persia. . Wife of Balder: Norse myth. < . HAD’ A RUNI-IN . Strengthen. . Sunken fences. . Pavement material. . Indian memorial posts. . . Humorously, a large, untidy um- brella. ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE | .'g;x; m:lssuxm:d by the founder of . One of a Philippine tribe. Every. . Tap. . Feminine name. { 19 . Indian mulberry. 8.L HUNTLEY . Cry of pity. That's Tel- Weather Always the Same. ing Hi It is a cherished belief among many| 8 ‘T persons that the weather of tcday is milder than that of 50 years ago, but the records fail to show any difference. * | The “early” and “latter” rain in Pales- tine is just the same in character and schedule as it was 35 centuries . The Jordan overflows its banks Just as it did in Biblical times.