Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1933, Page 39

' ‘ MODERN MAIDENS FINE SPARRED SUTLER NIMROD PRATERS l | NADIR | I | Remove one letter from each word in the last column. Print the letter oppos! have removed it from. If you have “lettered-out” correctly it is one of the things need a good licking. Answer to Yesterday’s LETTER-OUT. BRINDED MODENA BURMESE | B saBe | E SPLASH | L (Copyright, 1933.) | Daily Cross-Word Puzzle \ 8 tion. . 'mn;-mmd Mediterranean vessel. . Prophet. 20. Fast holiday before Easter. . A suffix. 0. Free. . Execrate . Jeweler's weight. . To shelter. Provision closet. 48. Abundant. . laces. . Fine fabric. 1. Danish money of account. . Mine entrance. Ireland . Ethical. . Yield. . tir. _ Device to check a vehicle. Eager. . Carry. . Fisherman . Young oyster. ANSWER TO YFSTERDAY'S PUZZLE | “THE INDIA RUBBER MAN JUST ANNOUNCED THE BIRTH OF A SON!" ! “AT LAST, A REAL BOUNCING BABY!” LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. I N I Letter-Out and find him at an auetion. ter-Out and this was done in infaney. [AMED | 1. Iridescent stone. I Letter-Out for & dealer in eloths. | Letter-Out for traps. Letter-Out and it's tough out- side. & | Letter-Out for a great seulptor. I JetYge-Out for one who sases and rearrange to spell the word called in center column ite the word you BIDDER N. Letter-Out and besin again. RESUME I Ltter-Out and he gets water out BAILS I Letter-Out for fasteners. [-34 HASPS BuD FisueR Economy: Room Rent Is Cheap, But Oh, Well . S8mall animal. . Ardor. . Newly hatched bird. . Looseness. . Pat. . Withdraws into solitude. & Kind of crayon. 27. 8word . With all foree. . Wash lightly. | Turn inside out. Saltpeter. . Savory. . Cone-bearing tree. . Insincere public speech. . Mental image. . Temporary shelter. . Native metal. = S Scripture Marks Dropped. Several large public schools in Eng- land are abolishing the system of marks | for divinity lessons. Schoolmasters there are generally of the opinion that it is impossible to impart Scripture knowledge if boys are bent on obtaining full marks by cramming themselves ry | with a mass of facts. .LH { 19 UNTLEY Councilor Against Movies. 1 Councillor G. M. McMullan of Port- | b placed on Heart THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, Po You REALIZE THAT WEE HAVE “TiREE PAIRS OF Book-ENDS ¥ * IF THEOPHILUS THISTLE, ! THE SUCCESSFUL THISTLE SIFTER, IN SIFTING A SIEVE FULL OF UNSIFTED THISTLES, l‘l THRUST THREE THOUSAND THISTLES THROUGH THE THICK OF HIS THUMB === WHERE'S THAT LITTLE 6UY 1 HIRED YESTERDAY WITH WIS BIG % VIoLIN? Fg/AN ISN'T_THAT MRS.GLADIOLA OUR NEW NEIGHBOR GOING INTO THAT RESTAURANT, KAYO? YEH - TAKE ME IN AND BUY ME SOME EXTRA WELL, LETS SEE. WHAT CAN ONE @ % ® SEE THAT THOU, IN SIFTING ‘i A SIEVE FULL OF UNSIFTED THISTLES, THRUST NOT THREE THOUSAND THISTLES THROUGH THE THICK OF THY THUMB------ SUCCESS TO THE SUCCESSFUL, THISTLE QI 2 A N Your OFFICE BUT I HAVENT SEEN HIM ALL AFTERNOON - JUNE 16, 1933. WYING GIVEN'THE SUBIECT Due TROUGHT, 1L Now TAKE “TRESE ELEPHANTS To THE DINING RooM STUDVYIN’, TILL WAY NEXT FALL- [ii| LET'S GO i FISHIN'= TLL FIRETHAT GUY \F HE CAN'T BE HERE WHEN I NEED HiM! MRS. GLADIOLA- WELL , WELL, WELL- 1 THINK T WiLL START TAKING MY MEALS HERE MYSELF. | OW, 'VE GOTTA BE GETTIN' RIGHT HOME=- YOU KNOW WE'RE MOVIN' INTO OUR NEW HOME TOMORROW= DON'T FORGET- VOU'RE ALL INVITED TO- 'p-l' IT MAKES HIM FEEL /}i§ BiG AND IMPORTANT, A1V MRS. GLADIOLA !)) = D! A :