Evening Star Newspaper, May 17, 1933, Page 25

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1933, The Cheerful Cherub e et I SBainNg TO WiSH - TO NEVER MET THIS BUNCH wew, OF RUSSIANS ! BUT TLL Y@ ~THIS IS Have cavsed me SAY THAT MADAME TOBASCO ‘UL PROBABLY MEGINIS -YBH, M‘M-— |!m«oel>|.no'<.m' = : ¢ HRAR ‘M ALL ALONE - 'n-wy l\m ™~ witticism And vse it as their NoPE, NoNE HeRe! TE : & UNDER THE Bati Tog ISNT THERE A CAKE Look IN IN MY Room? INE CABINET { FINE STATE ' T\ OF AFFAIRS — MAYBE THERES SoME DOWNSTAIRS 7 Dom e & 2. 48 Mess Mot #I WANT DAD TO BUY IT, BUT HE SAYS IT WON'T FIT HIS PURSE!" LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph N‘r:&ym;sm% BRAT WAS MY MONEY 1S ALL TIED UP IN | BORROWED FROM DANK ’ INED ME, WITH MORTGAGES- IF | PAY F EAR AGO, SoMi C.O.D.=- BUT WHAT AM HER CONSTANT DEMANDS THAT ORGAN IT WILL TOA;!(E sz DEA\_S' :II::: WEONGE Of T — T 1 GOING TO USE FOR MONEY, FOR IDIOTIC CHARITIES- NO EVERY CENT OF CASH | HAVE HE HAS THREATENED M| LOBED wel s, 1 TO PAY FOR IT WHEN IT'S MAN WAS EVER SO HOUNDED- AND EVEN THAT CASH IS SAID | MUST el DELIVERED SATURDAY 2 AND THERE WILL BE NO WHAT | OWE CORNELIUS St SElE THIS WEEK- WELL, HE'LL AT KNIEE FRoM Hear S S G TR MAVE TO WAIT- THAT'S ALL~ DIOGENES ' *Letter-Out and it's planting busi- ness. Letter-Out and it's destined to ‘happen. 21 3 an COCKLES | Letter-Out and their hands work. ELDERLY 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 some legs are this way. 1 2 l 3| WAFTED | 4 | 5 | | Leter-Out for a noise maker. 5 Answer to Yesterday’s LETTER-OUT. Letter-Out and it's safer to est J fish thi; COBDEN |C | Blwge = - et e U G URDONED l L I Letter-Out and this needs fire. GARLIC CIGAR | i | PRIPJ THE NEXT MORNING- | Letter-out and you find them 1 | 5 [ [[llf AND ANOTHER TiNG, B0ZO - ONE WRONE MOVE OUTA CARS dge. N COURT TOMORROW, WE'LL FILLYOU FULL 3" EarsHOT |O S L 6 LEZE TR IGT o B, s SRS = ‘ LA Wi v S o ¢ I g § | AND TAKE THE I I DENIES - 3 . D € ¢ 2R WITNESS STAND! I N I Letter-Out for a famous seneral ENDWISE who fought Indisns. ENCRUST Sudt (Copyright. 1933.) So the Gangsters Bought a Can Opener ‘ FER TH LOVA il W T ias? NO-BUT I THINK : Daped ALl MOONSHINE, LEND MIKE . ‘-.‘H You MEAN IT WOULD BE L CANT co e st || ME TwELVE DoLLARS | HE DION'T S0A l /. = A CAPITAL IDEA HELP T IE YOU ASK ME AND SEVENTY CENTs!| You $12.2 |4l el I WILL GO OVER | MISS SCHMALTZ e THE MAN woN'T 7 FOR VALUIN THAT A 's",‘?o‘ég’i";g““‘ BUSINESS | » GIVE ME M g‘:zAcéE:gEN‘r HAVE A VALUATION |$ BUSINESS! 3 stusngorrom | GUESArLy- ' GINE YOU i INSURED, EMMY? f85 A il:intul:::nd i &% ‘ WILLARD ACROSS. 5 l'slnduges‘undeliu t}llmcultlu. . Cry of the cat. - Sounct ol A ILASS, . Puppy. . Sound of & spinning top. . Noise to attract attention. . Sovereign. . Highest point. . Laze. . Cry of the golfer. . Ostrichlike bird. . Insinuate. | . Frustrate. E H S, . Spanish conquerer and discoverer of | 13. In the game of pinochle, California. 4 | to declare. Ralsed. Perpetrator of college pranks. King: Pr. Flannelette: var. Call of the cow. Bl . Cry of e lion. v Surrounded. . Edible lizards. SENE es Cry of the heckler. (<4 BYRN| Em':mua%i 35. ntagon! lc. g £ Noise of the soda fount. . . Si Maledictions. . Metrical stress. peaking Whirlpool. . Machine for raising nap on cloth. - From Small anvil . Divisions of the year. Exoei Always: poet. . Fixed gazes. perience. Foundation. . Insect. Sound of the banjo. . Merriment. Stupid fellows. . Luster. Orchids of a beautiful variety. . Spikes of grain. Cry of the jackass. . Cry of the chicken chaser. Sound of a rising covey of birds. . Sound of the moving bullet. River in Switzerland and France. |59. Shout of the saflor. Whip. 61. Circle of light, Noise of the clam. . Solicits. A coast canoe. . Cry of the teamster. A mksumy in Nevada. . Recent: prefix. Soaks. S | A variety of green tea. PN s Hg:c: Pmoorh:e:ny;m(!ufl:. th : GLAD TO SEE HER Y, at the - / 3 \rs ¥ WHEN SHE COMES 1. Refuse of prxe)sgnv:Ng:npu. castle gates, dreamed of one day owning 7/ % o ; daterlraiy: 2. Sound of a sound. the castle and how he made his dream Z 1 3. Hebrew measure of capacity. come true w’:l told of himself ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE | o Nnao- IPIAIRIAITEIS IBIAINIDIS] in Maidstone, he RITICIAINARRAIOIRIE] | Sfien, expressed the wish that he might Y18 [STAMIOIA] | Sours, Arver o7 ney to, by Rumwood {;‘l[;fi [AIMTITIRIOM[P] :;ruh: the castls from Capt. A. F. For- bl y HNS28832 228 RRBBARSRRBBHARLIRRN Pigeon Flies Off Course. TIEICIA| ) [EIRIAISIE] [YIARNARITINSIAIVIEIS] JAIRINEIVIEINIT] [AIGICIVI I TRITIU} [CIOINITIEINIDIETD] [EINIGITIN[EIEIR[S]