Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1934, Page 34

THE EVENING DAN DUNN. .B—IG STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1934, MODERN MAIDENS Secret Operative 48 —By NORMAN MARSH YEH, MR.OAN, ILL LET vou SHE WAS A KNOW AS SOON AS I GET ANV DOPE - ON FRISCO JACK, BRUNO / ALL ABOULT You ? SUSPICIOUS OF ME==~T1'D BETTER MOVE EJOON, THE PLANE CARRYING DOROUTHY, IS5 STREAKING WESTWARD. SHE WANTS TO GET INFORMATION ON WHICH THEY CAN OUST DAN DUNN, KNOWN AS “FRISCO JACK", FROM SPIDER SLICK'S MOB .’ MR. AND MRS. The Birthday Present Problem Ry (o-r-u...-..n..-\ “MOTHER INSISTED I WEAR THIS MUFFLER!” LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. INFLATED REPASSES Letter-Out and she *passed out.” and you hold a prod- MASTERS SOAPED B uct Tet ut and we don't like to cau 5 Letter-Out and he stupefles. Letter-Out for penalties. TELL ME WHAT YoU WANT H For YoUR BIRTHDAY T OH, NOTHING AT ALL JUST PoNT BSTHER: Eas soss oF AT LOADING GANG I'LL GET A LITTLE MORE PAY THIS WEEK, i ANNIE- MAYBE YOU'D LIKE TQ GETUNINEWS 4| o oroiobYs | DON'T WELL,~ER — | CoULD GET A NICE BUT We NEED A NEW RUG, AND WE MAYBE IF | GoT SOMETHING For. THE HOUSE, AND SAID IT WAS YOUR BIRTHDAY PRESENT — YEAH, BUT WHAT, Fok INSTANCE ° { | KNOW YOU'D H LIKE TO .FIX THE PLACE UP- NEW CURTAINS- A TABLE-CLOTH- GO AHEAD=- WE CAN DOING=- IF WE'VE GOT ANY MONEY LEFT OVER AT THE END OF THE WEEK, NEW RUG, OR A NICE EASY CHAIR — |Youb HAVE To HELP ME PAY FoR IT OF URSE — s NOTHING LIKE THAT NEED A NEW CHAIR! MY BIRTHDAY PRESENT ISTo BE SoMETHING For THE HouUsE, SUPPOSE You GET A NICE, NEW EG&-BEATER —By GRAY NOBODY CAN TELL WHAT'S GOIN' TO HAPPEN- I'M FOR B 'SAVIN' EVERY CENT, TILL WE GET A Il LITTLE AHEAD FOR A "MERGENCY- THAT GIRL HAS A HEAD ON HER=- PLENTY OF FOLKS | KNOW WHO ARE THREE OR FOUR TIMES HER AGE, YET AREN'T HALF AS SMART AS SHE IS= DRESS - . WE'LL SAVE 1T= INFERS AFFORD ITe ) g d | | a3l L] Remove on called for in t the word you hav Print the letter in center column opposite If vou have “Lettered-Out” correctly on the United States Supreme Court it and we find joy in | 2 ] BéinE i EATER 1 | E | e RATING | A (Copyright. 1934.) REPEAT and that's your INGRATE THROAT RECORDS Letter-Out for his fidelity. TROTH and ORDERS for women's wear. SKIRT Amateur Night at the Fights they're com- THEY WASN'T 5O HOT/ IF MAMIE AND UNCLE WILLIE PUT ON ONE LIKE THAT ON A SATURDAY NIGHT THE NEIGHBORS'D = I AND KAYO THOUGHT AND WENT TO THE WE SEEN THAT MYSTERIOUS | FIGHT YOUPSELVE:\,EH? Nl\g.TgATS'_.PEEQ GOING TSK-TSK-TSK- J SO WE FOLLERED » THE FELLO KID LIKE KAYO TO A PRIZE FIGHT. {3 WELL SPEAK UP! YOU FATHEAD!/ GIVE A ACCOUNT OF WHERE YOU WAS AT LAST NIGHT! 1 PHONED SIX TIMES AND YOU WASN'T NOW, MY DEAR 1 LITTLE GIRL- LET US NOT GO GETTING OURSELVES EXCITED- Vi )/ AND {/ DIDYOU ENJOY IT, . STRIKE A The Sandman tuneful sounds. ping wine. 5. Make amends. m Leaf of palmyra palm King of Hamath. 5. A cockatoo. nt. h island near Sumatra. . Depa 2. Individual. . Offensive 7. Transfer for a consideration. 9. Piqu Repents. 51. Indo-Chinese language. 53. Simulate. . Atmosphere. 55. Unions. . Feminine name. . Insurmountable obstacle. . Exultation. . Most excellent, . The pineapple Lawyer's patron saint. . Dirk. . Complete. Tableland. Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle. | | more and Mr. Down. 1. Corn bread. 2. Spirit. 3. Incident. | 4. Abusers. 5. Spouse. . North American Indian. 7. Just as stated. . Implicate in a crime. 9. Cover with wax. . Consequence. Hard radio-active metal. | Oils and greases. 3. Shun. . Note of Guido's scale. Greek letter. 2. Indigent. 24. Easily seen through. . Weapons of the Philippines. 7. Pertaining to sheep. . Shield. | 29. Aromatic seed. . Knave, . Dupes. . Command. . Firearm: gunmen’s slang. . In a series. . An oval. 5. Cants. . Stealthy. . Woolly. 52. Small fishes. . Turkish gentleman, 5. Triangular sails, . Augury. . Jacob's brother. . Winglike. . Garden implements. . Handle." . Points of the compass: abbr. . Preposition, —— Three Weddings Celebrated. Two golden and a silver wedding were celebrated on the same day re- cently by four parents and a son and daughter at Tlfracome, England. By coincidence, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Black- and Mrs. George Richards were married at Combe Mar- 1M TIRED ToDAY ! I DIDN’ SLEEP ALL LAS’ NIGHT ! R TODAY FROM BUB WHATS ATAKIN BUSINESS) SCHOOLINY' UP /,/ ~ Life brings bitter blows it seems [|That strike =t 2ll our i outhful dreams. It's no}:. £ rori\[lblow: my heart I'll guard— It’s just From. Ieétting 0] it grow | hard. tin on the same day 50 years ago Mr. | and Mrs. W. J. Richards. son and daughter of the two families, were married at Illfracombe 25 years later on the same day their parents cele- brated their silver weddings. Thirty- nine children and grandchildren took ipart in the recent triple celebration. (> I{® A3 ALL 1 DID WAS ToO TOSS AN’ LASH AN’ 1 DIDN’ CLOSE MY EYES ONC 1t KNOW A SURE CURE FOR. THAT! JUS’ PICK A FIGHT WITHYBIG FIST RILEY" AN’ Y'WONT BE ABLE To OPEN YOUR, UH-HUH, BUBS DONI GIVE UP T 1IDEA GITTING A VOB AS A | BOOK KEEPER AN’ \ HE WENT AN JOINED ENE AN THEY RE TREATING' MM [ PLLUMB sSWELL IN I\ T HOosPITAL GiRLS FOUND OUT OUR MAID IS A SPIRIT MEDIUM THEY JUST HAD TO HAVE HER GIVE (Copyright 1834 by 8 L Huntiey) Trade Mark Reg U § Pat Office EYES FOR A HE FERGOT AN TRIED TO PUT HIS BAYONET BEHIND HIS EAR. OH' YOU SHoULD HAVE HEARD TH' BAD NEWS SHE TOLD THEM ! WHEN THEY LEARNED WHAT LNHAPPINESS IS IN STORE FOR THEM , THEY WERE FRISHTENED TO DEATH !/ T MADE US MISERABLE'| NOT IN, DEARIE, --WITH Ao ’ ,//;\ —By POP MOMAND SHE WAS PERFECTLY MARVELOUS !