Evening Star Newspaper, May 3, 1933, Page 25

&+ MODERN MAIDENS - The breeze goes trailing carelessly For miles along the A {mly.’fnqrmt. filmy scar! It weaves of scen GOSN, WHERED THAT ComE FROMY V) MUST TRINK WEEE SAY — WHAT ARE WE GONG 3 R T ¢ o e S | LIKE BEER, BUT NOT THAT MUK, AOWD You EVER NAPPENTO — *“I DON'T THINI'E_ DICK AND HIS WIFE GET ALONG. HE'S 80 POLITE §ro HER IN PUBLIC! LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. TURNIPS TALCOUS HAZERS INDULGE WADDLES S -out heavy hitter I BT e Bn" Letter-out and all of us want | this 2 in & diviston. 3 4 5 l Letter-out for foreign currency. | Letter-out and act lasily. Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called for in the last column. Print the letter in word you have removed center column te the . If you have “lettered-out” cwrmlu will spell it from. @ foreign politicaleparty that has just come into power. Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. BIDDEN | B MONEYER | R GREGORY |Y PRAGUE TRANSEPT | N Letter-out and he satisfied his hunger. DINED Letter-out for freeholders. l YEOMEN Letter-out for a big eater. l GORGER I A l Letter-out and cleanse. PURGE Letter-out and this is a messy I h ink. thing to d&P'R L (Copyright, 1933.) Daily Cross-Word Puzzle T e E L e T ! 1, Seems. T 8. Animal organs of fibrous tissue. 25. A compress. 136. Iridescent. 17. Excel. 118. Bird. 20. Skip about. . Hoary. 22. Piece of wood or iron to secure ropes. 24. Tide with least range between high nd low. 25. Spike of a cereal plant. 26. Foot of slope. 27. To strike. 29. Salutation. gg. Church officers. 34. Appoints. 88. Crowd. 41. Existing in name only. 42. Crude. . Injure. . Evergreen tree. . Cover with wax. e . Projecting window structure. 51. Intersected. . Quench. . Bulky. . Bar legally. . Exclamation. . A mere taste. . Inspect closely. . Toward. . Pertaining to origin of anything. . Turkish coin. . Before. . Covers with a shiny surface. . Unit of work. . Decline. Down. 1. Point in moon’s orbit most distant from the earth. ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE 2. Consisting of more than one. 3. Small firecracker making sound of Musketry. v 4. Small whirlpool. 5. Past. 6. Of the matter in law. 7. Scarf worn by clergy. 8. Pertaining to & mass of matter as a 9. Al 10. V1 11. Tribe. 12. Threadlike. 13. To place in an inclosure in the ;rmmd. 14. Percolated. 19. Pronoun. 22. Vast. 23. ‘:l;znon of savage temper. 35. Separate articles. 3 Unpe‘ol;'.m 2 . Winged. . Uit of electrical conduetivity, . lve pronoun. vessel. — » SoiNG To BE PrTIY THiRsTY T RN hfl‘flitfll.uu.. F'LL SAY . THERS ION'T ANYTHING HE WON'T. DO FOR MEESTER JEFF, ON MY TRIP EFROM PARIS 1 SEE YOUR PEGCTURE ON BOARD. AND AT THIS HOUR OF “THE MORNIN'!! N ML wi\\s}“ s~ NE) NN N ) N\ N RS N R LN\ A © SRACOUS] L7, prls'a.l{:gs ncousTN[o=s Arasia] AW S She YUH NO ONCE ) MATTER ) : MR AN’ THETS mA-r, % () ENOUGH . CHILD ! . . = P25 Pare /’\ % b * : 2 s | (® S ] THAT LITTLE VIPER HE'S NOT FOOLING ME- HE THINKS, IF HE CAN GET OH JGFF-ER'ER-WELL WELL, WELL, \F § 1T 1SN'T MADEMOISELLE FiF| HOTCHA, ; “THE FAMOUS FRENCH o ACTRESS-THIS IS A LET HIM THINK SO~ BAW! ILL HAVE HIM OUTWITTED AND- THE_KNIFE AWAY FROM HIM IN TEN MINUTES= HE'S AN IMBECILE COMPARED TO THAT RED-HEADED IMP= You AND I HAVING LUNCH TOGETHER - MAYBE TALK A LITTLE BUSINESS, HOH?