Evening Star Newspaper, May 5, 1933, Page 42

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1933, The ('h(‘vrf‘ul .(‘hcrrlrlrb . To make my own life strong and free Is really all T need FOR PIYS SAKE, IF Youke : GOING T YAWN, THEN Yawn ! YAWNING ISNT WEARINESS, : - ITS A Si6N THE LUNGS CRAVE LUNGS ALWAYS CRAVE MoRE MORE OXYGEN —TRATS ALL OXYGEN WHENEVER. |} TAkNG To You —. &5 “I READ THAT BRAZIL BURNS ITS LOW-GRADE COFFEE.” “YEAH, AND NEW BRIDES BURN THE HIGH GRADE!” LETTER-OUT B By Charles H. Joseph LEFT T Letter-out for = common French Word meaning master. ARTEMIS POSTURER l Letter-out and find them at teas. l Letter-out fcr a discoloration. turther South you go. BETROTH Letter-out and it becomes this the ! | 2 I 3| SINUATED | 4 | § | 1 2 3 4 5 CHARIOTS 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. If you have “lettered-out” correctly, check books Would not be complete witiout these. Letter-out for & stew of meat and vegetables. Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. BETRAY | B B;E:-;;mm NEREUS Letter-out and it means “follow as a consequence.” ENSUE WHY, HELLO,RED! WHERED 1 1 2 2 er-out and he makes money. YA GIT DE SWELL RI6 UP? 3 nwest ¢ @] RS EEEE g - ; ST g Tetier-out for » sticker. AVE THE CONTRACT| SiGN ON THE SN B SELLE > MAN'S 4| EsparTo |O] = 4 ' 5 INTRUDE I D l Letter-out :;:RI?;E“ one. 5 (Copyrieht, 1233.) . | i! Daily Cross-Word Puzzle e - What a Break for Fifi. OH,T DIDN'T LOSE, LORD PLUSHBOTTOM . Suffixes denoting one of a party. . Dwelling house. . Core. . Highest note in Guido's scale. . To measure out. . Roof of a vaulted cavern. . Funeral memoir or oration. . é‘ieugennm. . . Curl A . Send forth. . Tree with red wood. 0. Trunk. . Olden. 3 . Character in Shakespeare’s Henr . Aqueous solution of sugar. VI. - ¥ 11. Pedal digits. 5 : . ls.‘?rge canal. . Bridle. . Fix. . To cut off in surgery. . Wax. , UML: ¥':0: . Intensely interested. . Cue. SELL . T oAL, . . Excursion, E L 2 . Respectful. . Abrasive wheel. PUDDINHEAD . Part of the foot. . Climbing plants. 5. Ammonia derivative. . Brings to bay. . Build. . Stale. . River: Spanish. Down duck. . Portable shelter. . Assumes position, 40, Choose. . Russian tea urns. . Improved. 3. Fairy. . Accelerated. . Declamation. 48. Rubber. . Press. . Province in North Indis. . Waste allowance. . Moist. Despoiled. . Assam silkworm. . Liquid measure. . Song. . Refute. 1. Imitaters. . Pastoral staffs. . Biblical name. 8. Row. . Intellect. . Rational. . Hindu queen. . Female of the ruff. . aroe soad. st oo S | Crattier. The Business of Elamites. 69. Venture. Dr. James H. Breested of the Uni- Dawn. versity of Chicago is making an air = N 5 5 I - . INUL'RE ON CALLING ) | 3 an‘lhln'“‘" Tuler, tour of the institute’s expedition in the | W F B\ TERMS .. ATcHA?) . One of an ancient people. Near snd Middle Esst. At s \ W, ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE | it was reported to him that thousands [Io[ofs IS TEINO/RICIRTATE] foiM[1 [ TRNAID O/RIEHIETLE] [PIEIR[1[PIHIERIA[LIAICTETS] [EIN(TIRIAT[NJTIARTILIEIT] umm{?fi”m RS CIAPMIPIUIDVIE RIN/ALL| RO T AR ATDIEISIN | RIA| |fhoucished ages bofors that ot the m[du{d[qp] B e the latter flowered so magnificiently in [SIEITION] LB the palaces of Persepolis. [O[RIAIC] [A]B e e T IPlER1 [LIEDWURIEICIEIDIEIS] | two “sreat monumental AIR[TTLIMREIGIEINIEIRIA[TIE] | Persepolis far surpassed expectations in O IACIN\ RIATIEMEIDINIA] | refinement and besuty and wil take . GECAMASESESIROAN) | e pisce with the restest works of of culture