Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1935, Page 48

C-8 MODERN MAIDENS 18 Tt a2 e s § 2. 90 “IF MY BOY FRIEND CAN KEEP HIS NEW JOB, HE'LL GET A RAISE ‘WHEN HE GOES ON THE OLD-AGE PENSION.” LETTER-OUT By Charles H, Joseph. | Letter-Out and it's congested. DIFFRACT | DESPAIR I | Letter-out and the lady fancies CLIMAXED | Letter-Out and money sometimes DISTANT I l does it to the soul. DISPLAY Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word ealled 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 1t will spell a good guide for the child. Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. TERMS HEROICS | Letter-Out and you call out. Letter - Out and the Scotch l have ’em. Letter-Out and it's a “pipe” you can't smoke without it. TEM § Letter-Out and we all want them. I (@) l RicHSs ter-Out and off the train go RATIONED |O | &% 0 STAMPS I M l g‘.s‘:fig’é,‘“ notorious women DISCERN PASTS S Tetier.Out and don't get 1t our eve. l I CINDER Copyright, 1935, Daily Cross-Word Puzzle_J ‘Types poems. Make melancholy: collog. A pendant. Incite. . 3 Half; prefix. . Bear witness. Ewer. . Destroy. . Intimidate. . Ruminant. . Brazilian moneys of account. . Was situated. . Leaner. . Ancient French gold coin. . High mountain. . Aflutter. . Malvaceous plant. . East Indian skippers. . Made love; collog. . The beloved of Tristan. . Short-billed rail. - WRHOBN I NN Responses. Bring to naught. 12. Boil slowly. Cigar b 18. Abstract being. . Part of a gun. . Son of Seth. . Violin bow, in music. . Part of the arm. . Keep down. . Ald, 3 Gfliflewomln. . Pen. . Siamese coins, 60. , 62. Russian wolfhound. 64. Sultable, 65. Toper. Man Chooses to Save Wife. Whether to save his wife, his mother or one of his children was the prob- lem flashed before Lorenzo Lavides [ANTSITIR | IOIN]! ICISIRGIOID) [1 MPIRIAICITI ICIAIL NOIB E—ilfl[:]m'.i@' M [I‘J{? e 2 h=d o001 = N =[] mmio] Bom= (D] S| 1] TIR ZI0=H A AV RENNE!A DISJMBIUN FREEMPARI LA EVERTEB] WIRSEINSIAT]) O DI OO T miT] THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1935.° DAN DUNN. MR. AND MRS. WHATS Goob FoRr CHAPPED HANDS @ TAKING Time To Thlk 6 Your wire AW, SHE LIVES OVER ACROSS TH' TRACKS- BET SHE B GOT IT ouT OF I\ A GRAB-BAG- Secret Operative 48 INSTRUCTIONS ARE You WASHED YoUR. HANDS AFTER. BREAKFAST TobDAY AND RUSHED our IN.THE Cokb JUST AS | STARTED To SPeAk To You NICE, SOCIABLE CROWD= _HUH' THINK CAUSE THEY LIVE IN THIS TOWN THEY'RE SOME PUNPKINS ! A SHORT TIME EVILOFF'S MESSENGER IS ABOARD A TRANSPORT PLANE BOUND FOR THE GREAT CITY. AND YU DD THE SAMETHNG YESTERDAY —COULDNT WAIT AN INSTANT=—SCARCE! ToucheD THE ToweL HAT DO THEY DO,BUT ¥ PLAY GAMESTAND CHATTER AND WASTE TIME®? T —By NORMAN MARSH GATER---NEW YORK IS SIGHTED=--ANXIOUSLY THE § ¢ I EACH MORNING | TRY TO REMIND You oF ThaT EXTRA TEN DoLLARS You PROMISED ME, ANP EACH MORNING — I'VE GOT WORK TC DO= AND | CAN SPEND ANY SPARE TIME | GET THINKIN'= BEIN’ ALONE ISN'T SO BAD= IT GIVES YUH TIME TO AMOUNT TO SOMETHIN, —By WILLARD HER FORMER. BUSINESS MANAGER! JASPER, STEP OUT IN THE ALLEY A MINUTE AND I'LL GET YOUR. RESIGNATION. - ’ S0, MULLINS, YoU HAVE COME TO TAKE LADY PLUSHBOTTOM HOME=-EH ?--~ WHY, YOU SAP- WHO Do You THINK YOU'RE TALKING TO ? 1. KNOW WHAT WHY- ER- WE THINK THAT YOUR PLACE IS AT HOME WITH ~NOUR HUSBAND, EMMA. Danger Ahead YOou COULDN’ MAYBE I COULD OH-IT WASNT YOUR ) ADVICE HE FELT, EMMY- IT WAS THAT STICK MOON HAS'IN HIS POCKET WHICH HE TOLD JASPER WAS A GUN. 3. by Chica ws Syndicate Inc. o IF I KEPT M 1D LIKE TO BUY! A BABY LION? BUY ONE OF EM CAUSE THEY - COST BUY ONE ON THE INSTALLMENT COULDN' KEEP THE PAYMENTS UP THEVY'D TAKE LONG ENOUGH THEYD BE ASCAIRT MESCAL IKE. 71 HEAR TELL MULEY PLAN? ER-YOU HAVE TO TAKE 1M NIGHT ATRYIN' TO HIT TR BED/ O NATURE'S WARNING| 1, — T