Evening Star Newspaper, January 7, 1935, Page 29

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1935. B—13 m DAN DUNN. " Secret Operative 48, - —By NORMAN MARSH MODERN MAIDENS B80Y'S, I HAVEN'T TIME GBHEN TLL COME IN AND YOU TWO FOLLOW AH, GENTLEMEN TO TELL YOU WHAT'S DIRECTLY TO SPIDER'S AFTER ME,AS THE SPLIT wiLL HEH ! HEHW/ HAPPENED, BUT HERE'S PRIVATE ROOMS-- I ENTER THE BE MUCH LARGER/ SPIDER DOESNT THE DOPE--WE'LL ALL WHEN T ENTER, IT'S SPIDER'S DEN-- THIS TIME KNOW THAT I GO TO SPIDER'S GAMBLING | YES, VES, THE SIGNAL TO PINCH ¥ IF THERE ARE ‘ AT SPIDER'G| N THAN LAST? GOT RID OF PLACE IN ONES AND TWOS,| DAN, - i THE PLACE-- *7\ NO FURTHUR ¥ | THE ODIOUS FRISCO JACK SCATTER AROUND THE QUESTIONS CLAN OF AND THAT HE LET'S GO/ CROOKS WAS REALLY AND - DAN DUNN / POLITICIANS, : SN The Dog They Didn’t Buy. You CoULD TAKE HiM FoR A WALK- | | WELL, I DIDNT SAY | WoUDNT, DIb 12| | aup THEN Yol GOULD Give Hik A BATH BEFORE BREAKFAST AND | ony | NGSTICE So MANY MEN OUT m"mg WASHTUB EVERY SUNDAY MoBNIN e AGAIN' AFTER DINNER | HEY ! WALKING WITH Do&S = WHATS THE MATTER WITh = N> WOMEN, 0o~ LoTS oF EMm COME AloNG, YOU Tikne HM? : : oo Prre? ©1905 The A& P. A3l Rights Reserved, “HOW COME YOUR WIFE LET YOU OUT ALONE THIS EVENING?” “I JUST TOLD HER, ‘WOMAN'S PLACE IS IN THE HOME!"” LETTER-OUT . Aa By Chrles B Joseph. l Letter-Out and try it on s dusty Tug. DEBATING | RIVALS LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE. I Letter-Out and you will use them Kenlutang ®JESTERDAY A BIG TRAMP SLAPPED i T CERTAINLY ANVWAY, THE WAY HE TORE o] AND BESIDES, I'M SURE 2 ANNIE_AND TRIED TO STEAL THE _ e oo @ stould keep u‘r, WHEN | LET HIM GO, HIS MANNERS WILL ALWAY> DINNER SHE WAS COOKING- “DADDY BEEs T, ANNIE= s 1| DOUBT VERY MUCH IF WELL BE A LOT BETTER- THAT 3 RETURNED AND CAVE, THE TRAMP A BoCKET whie @ HE owed You EVER BE ABLE TO CATCH UP 2> EDUCATION ALONE OUGHT [ERRIRLE B! c‘g’&"gxéfi‘nlé‘ffflk’ééfim YoU WERE MORE THAN § WITH WM AGAIN, EVEN /oY To BE WORTH MANY TIMES Letter-Out for English slang for OF CHANG! 0 BELTING HIM 2 A TO GIVE HI IONEY = OLLARS TO HIM= TOKEN I food. 4 RAMP o cibaama ot AROUND = SLAPPING vou- B ;v = Letter-Out_and ihey are ally " . HT TO S X . - CROSSED | | ¥R wermsir 15 SEE.SORDDYS KEEP (T= ‘ - . | HADN'T THOUGHT DOLLARS IN 4 - L g OF IT THAT WAY~ Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word DIMES AN’ 2] - called for in the last column. Print the letter in center column opposite QUARTERS AN' :.'!.:e';lvlord lylou 1m¥e removed it from. If you have “Lettered-Out” correctly HALVES = spell a loafer. Answer to Saturday's LETTER-OUT. AMPLE RETAIL SLATY EDITORS STAMEN I l Letter-Out for rudely concise. 1 2 3 4 5 P Letter-Out and it's not so good. | I LAME I Letter-Out for after a while, LATER ' L I Letter-Out and remain. STAY —By WILLARD Letter-Out and swing along. ‘ RIGHT! ITISAC Y, ALL WE GOTTA DO IS BUY 7 THEN THE BIRDS THAT GOOD NIGHT, 1O I EIRTOE PPt e THIS BABYS MATE FROM 0 HATCH OUT OF THE EGGS Kaser Letter-Out for the method. PATAGONIAN PINK CANARY/ A OLD SAILOR, THEN LET WILL LAY MORE EGGS AND ITIO BE A PITY I T l MEANS & g ONE OF THE ONLY TWO THE MOTHER BIRD SET ON . THOSE EGGS WILL HATCH IF ANYTHING EVER \T LOOKS IN CAPTIVITY, LORD .. THE EGGS AND— , MORE BIRDS AND — E HAPPENED TO ME- i L MORE LIKE PLUSHBOTTOM- THERES £ , Pl S A CANARY THOUSANDS OF DO‘LLARS. 4 WOULDN'T BE A Daily Cross-Word Puzzle (2> N o (i , BRRBLE MOLLINS FAMBLY. i} : gD, v A Big Cash Order. —By GENE BYRNES . WiLL Y'PLEASE por BoYy GEE WHINNIKERS, 1F You bon+ ExXCOOSE. ME, GIMME TWO WAIT ON ME, DRIVES ME MISTER HEINBOCKLE" HURRY UP AN’ MADAM ! 1L VAIT CENTS WORTHA MISTER KARA&Y!/ TVE BEEN WAITIN' W'AlTGQON MAE. g: Dniregozo:;’?avz ggfi_:&fir" HEINBOCKLE. 5 g HERE ABOUT FIVE t'™m NN N H ™ INA K § ; HOURS! WAIT ON BRING MY QVIET * EXTER LARGE HURRY ME, WiLL YA ? BI1ZNIZ TO ANOTHER BUTCHER SHOP . Unadorned. . ihx;rp point. . A fever. 1 IBn‘ctI‘!:ed P . Went from. . Awry. . Mars. N . Mountains in Missourl. . Clothed. \ . A Dutch cheese. 3 kluezzi:xhl call to prayer. o2 5 nth. . . . Ornamental starched collar. : Te::ency. Buddlng Talent, . Body of water. . Smooth. . Cranium. Resorted to. . Feminine personal name. i = . 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Answer to Yesterday’s Puzzle. Mo]use. Cookiec. A Put one-half a cupful of molasses AGREED TO S DOMESTIC PEACE anD | B ™M TT NOW YOU W DA S and one-half & cupful of shortening HARMONY. w S O SN BIPLE| | 1nto & saucepan large enough to serve R ) ) AC] | as a mixing bow]. Heat until the short- ening is melted, then remove from the fire. When cool, add one unbeaten| |T0 read them you might egg. Mix and sift one-half a cupful| | think I'd only had of sugar. two and one-half cupfuls of | A L : flour, one teaspoonful of salt and one- | h of Janvaries fourth teaspoonful each of baking 1 soda, ginger, clove and cinnamon. Shape into a roll and wrap in heavy waxed paper; place in the refrigerator for several hours, or until hard. Re- move the waxed paper, place on a molding board, and slice the cookies with a very sharp knife. Place on a baking sheet and bake for about 15 minutes at medium-hot heat.