Evening Star Newspaper, May 6, 1933, Page 18

THE EVENING STAR,. WAS MODERN MAIDENS The Cheerful Cherub Some lives are thwarted| so by rules They cant be glaa and free — = To make our rules suvit i e — " LIMOUSINE 7| life instead Seems wiser far to me. WHERE 1S OUR HERO Gosu! NoTHG Bur GuesT w < SEE Here! Do Te ; HERE ARE YoUR EYES ¥ RE . HAVE NicE Towers TOWELS! WONDER. WHOS Coming CANT You SEE A WHoLE IN THIS HOUuSE ONLY WHeN RACK FuuL 9 COMPANY IS GoMING P q BUT ARE THoSE TOWELS g SAY— INSTEAD OF For USE ? They GETTING SORE, You OUGHT To Be GLAD (4 So. WELL TRAINED LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph | VE WASTED ] ELMER MUST BE i S MAYBE Hoavs\z == b:z\;s;_'r;fis " WATCHING- 1 FOLLOWED %1 'M DEAD SURE THIS KNOWS WE'RE HERE= HM-M= | SHE AND THAT (B = | HIM INTO THE WOODS- {§ TENT IS BEIN' WATCHED | THOUGHT | SAW A LEAF 3 Letter-out and a blade is better | DON'T DARE LET SANDY- BUT Vi La TENT'-EQ; 7 WITHOUT MY KNOWLEDGE- WHY? IF | COULD JUST MINUTES AGO- GUBSS I1 Letter-out and these are bad men. 1 WHERE CAN HE BE Now? GET ONE LOOK AT TH' b MUST HAVE BEEN JUST I ] : GUY- WE'VE BEEN TH' WIND = QUIET IN HERE. FOR ABSORBER l Letter-out for & motley crowd. TAMALE I Letter-out and think of knights. Letter-out and it's a way to get rid of & bad alien. SPORTED 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 it will spell | & famous American keeper. ¥ Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. | ARTEMIS | S | W g T POSTURER l T I Letter-out and find them at teas. ////, - ‘ - - / e . 3 ( MEESTER MUTT-THIS 1Z AN OUTRAGE, POURERS 2 THET MAN INSULT FIEt s NE t HERE, HERE,DONT | FIRED! FoR SAYIN'HELLO HEY, MUG - ONE MORE CRACK OUT OF You I U I Retioroncilos 8 qlwoloration. ; CRY,FIF| - TLL [ TO ME OLD GIRLCHUM, LIKE 'I'EH'AG‘I'. I‘LLEI';AULQFF AND LAM STAINED ¢ - HAVE THAT Y YA ONE! GET ME? . - | B [ Letter-out and it becomes this = 0 5 2 g s How,scram. i’ the further South you go. HOTTER Letter-out for a stew of meat and I S I vegetables. HARICOT I | WABBLER | | | BETROTH 1 2 3 SINUATED 4 5 CHARIOTS (Copyright. 1033.) — e —— 00 S —50 EMMY'S iltlty X t e r,i ufigaeggz&ngga\oe i/ HAD BEEN ASKED THAT'S A TOUGH TO GET MARRIED THAT $23,00099/ ‘&A‘o'o"_e:;g!:‘;‘; J0B UNCLE WILLIE, MANY TIMES By HER WKEEP IT WARM | OF MATRIMONY AND MAMIE WHICH \WILLARD FOR HIM WHILE THE | THAT EMMY'S TRV | | DON'T GET PROPOSE! TO GET HIM N‘_|rb, ) “TO SO OFTEN. Uncle Willie the Victim. ACROSS. - Dlned. 1 3 mt af IUCMI‘. .'nlxgisel.b&nt from school without g ;:‘ollecflo‘l'l Mhm e, 3 Eibeion ahaoet Sllopancs Gompression member in & frame- 5. Radioactive metallic element. o . Fo vindieate from blame : Mere repetition. ‘o vindicate from ; - b . - 5 i . Wrath. DIDN“ Cony AN’ DID YO . Egyptian sun god. L v SRE S Rt S e o e T ece REPRASTI . Shaven head of an ecclestastic. LS SR #WI.I.I. DISAPPEAR ? MySE QAVART . Tree of the pine family. ¢ |19 Ergeniter. PaRT *n-':‘a:r m&-m -“.A-‘L WHAT T CALL A " YN‘ l-: oF +ce LE'E:AM, . Neckpieces. ¢ % WO oE " our ™ CMetyRe e R RasRIT REAL ACT! KiTEnRN = SUICES O ORANGE CAKE, Sce Ry, g . Leather pouch worn by Highlanders. COME OUTA THAT MIGH HAT? Z 2 ONEY NOBODY 1% . Shade of red. e Ll SRR . GOBH S SA CHICKEN SANDWIDGES . To assume interest in. : B - L o . B AN’ TWO HANFULS OF " Aecord. : - Querulous persans: collog. i e 4 CHALKLITS " Ridge of sand. o st 2 DISAPPEAR ' . One of puwmigeriinz racel. . Possessed. 3 2 8 B . Co or four voices. £ : — " h O . Metric measure of area. . To untwist, naut. . Pore of a leaf. . ¥ . Game festival of ancient Greece. j Moinal plant. . Increase. | Weaver's reed. _ R toe/nAmE. . To institute legal proceedings. Beke: warhie. Native of one of the West Indies. BT .. . Biblical priest. . City in Paraguay. . That man. . Intones. A snilidsuces . Sudden flood of the tide in an veloped by. e . To intensify. Skein. . Searching in the dark. Midday. " Laid by for the future. . Decorative lettering . Legislative bodies, . Mineral . DOWN, 84. Cry of deglht. X . Subject to assessment. . That thing. o . Destructive. IR = = -5 MORE PRACTICE NE%%O - pestmuct Irish Villages Spruce Up. A o i s ’ = : o7 —T ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE be:’l}";g:;tm Irish Free State have [trlctefi:g the = orme VESSUM |, ‘SPECIALLY TH' oNE UP Yo TH' STATE PENITENTIAR [EMI 1 TTINCTEDTATR] [EM] e oGt By ORIE e e MEL igle; unat o e s [RIE] 5 . [ERIE MR D] T [-‘Il';l[fllgfi 1%%[:] P Brothers Di i RIEK R Three Brothers Die in Mine. JSIWEILITINBI1 D Three brothers Jost their lives in a| His Real IAlYIEIE] coal mine near Auckland, New Zeal- p R and, recently. They succumbed as Chance. heroes. James Ackers descended an abandoned air ‘shaft, was overcome by black damp, and fell unconscious to the bottom. Hié biother Jack went to g;‘ ;eu:ue and fell = Vvictim of '.h.g save the two, andlost his e, - EODE ZetE o