Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1935, Page 22

" B8 MODERN MAIDENS THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, MARCH 2, DAN DUNN. 193 —By NORMAN MARSH (EWS OF THE DAMAGING OF THE BANK 1S FLASHED TO THE CHIEF OF SECRET OPERATIVES. Secret Operative 48 AH’ MY FIRST MOVE Y HAS BEEN SUCCESSFULJ/ HAUL UP OUR OBSERVER -- THE BOLT HAS FOUND TS MARK/ IT STRUCK THE MASTER, THE OBSERVER REPORTS THE BUT WE'LL PICK UP THE INVESTIGATION IMMEDIATELY -~I'LL TELL HIM. HMit== FOR HOME --- WE MUST NOT BE DISCOVERED ,/ a‘f TOP SPEED, \VAN EVILOFF'S GREAT DIRIGIBLE WHIRLS ABOUT| AND SPEEDILY DISAPPEARS INTO THE CLOUDS HEADED FOR ITS BASE IN THE TROPICS. The Last Straw OH, | WAS JUST WONDERIG. | HATETO HEAR A MAN SAY, “HoWS The WIFE?” 1T SOUNDS LGAR 2 e S VULGAR [\yeLt, wiare Do YoU WANT EmM To SAY ? "How IS YOUR WFE? Op, IF Youke| | Do You THINK ANY OF My FRENDS, SPEAKING oF ME, MY WIFE.” NoT | [REFERRING TTo You, WouLd SAY | "THE wiFe!”] . To Mg, “HowS THE HUSBAND * | GUESS YoUVE BITTEN OFF MoREN You CAN | ALWAYS SPEAK. oF CHEW. CANT CHANGE You As "MY womay MENS WAYS B2 esmmear. oo o, “WHY’S YOUR BOY FRIEND SO SORE 'CAUSE YOU HOCKED HIS ggfiw’l‘ RING? YA SPENT TH TWO BUCKS ON HIM, LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. cleaning up. HE'S NOT THE ONLY GUY A WHO CAN SLIP UP ON FOLKS, SIGHT- BUT NO GUY WITH WITHOUT THEIR KNOWIN' IT= ¥ FEET_ SO BIG CAN HIDE I'VE BEEN AROUND TH WOODS B HIS TRACKS--- : SOME, TOO= QUICK, SANDY = d WHAT'S TH' MATTER, SANDY? HE JUST WENT BEYOND DON'T BE SILLY= YOU CAN'T |? THAT CLUMP OF TREES= LOSE A TRAIL THAT HOT=- _/ MAKER LOTIONS | DILATES | DROWSE | RATCHETS | 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 it will spell a great law-giver. | Letter-Out_and it's one way of WELL, I'LL_ BE A SARDINE= HE MIGHT OUT-SMART ME=- BUT HOW TH SAM H" HILL DID_HE HIDE ‘ HIS TRAIL FROM SANDY ? HE COULDN'T HAVE GUESSED ANYONE WAS FOLLQWIN' HIM= ) WELL, HE'S NOT IN THERE HE IS= KEEP Vag!; SO SMART, FOLLOWIN' US ] AROUND=- WE'LL FOLLOW | HIM FOR A SPELL AND GET A LINE ON WHERE HE GOES- Letter-Out _and some of them ' should be removed. Letter-Out and this require mi- I nute attention. Letter-Out and glib talkers use I lots of them. | Letter-Out and it's idle talk. 5 Answer to Yesterday’s LETTER-OUT. SKIPPER | P | INSTALL | L] CRUSADE |U | Letter-Out and we dislike them. PIKERS Letter-Out and they once ruled the world. LATINS Letter-Out and it's reverent. SACRED Letter-Out and it's usually dam- " 8Y coLLY! 1 NEVE “THOUGHT OF THAT- T PROMISED THE A BEAUTIFUL GUY I GOT T FROM CAN YOU TELL age. M === EMBARK |M| LEASH |S] (Copyright, 1935.) CAR, MOONSHINE § A BEAUTIFUL CAR. WHERE UNDER THE SUN DID YOU GET IT? BREAK Letter-Out and you're robust. HALE Daily Cross-Word Puzzle il il R 19 4 B T WOULDN'T TELL, LORD PLUSHBOTTOM . HE GIVE IT TO ME TO SQUARE A GAMBLIN' DEBT. THAT IS STRANGE. HUMMM VERY STRANGE DID IT EVER OCCUR TO YOU MIGH BEEN = STOLEN? THE TELEPHONE NUMBER OF THE POLICE STATION, MULLINS WELL I CAN'T AFFORD TO TAKE NO CHANCES. ME THE NUMBER OF A GOOD PAINT SHOP? I WAS READING THE MOST ADORABLE BOOK LAST NIGHT! IT WAS ABOUT HOW wWOuULD YOV LIKE TO HAVE A I CERTAINY WOULD, AGGIE , AN'1 KNOW JUS’ THE ONE 1D THE HEAVY WEIGHT . Netted. . Encases, . On land. . Relating to city buried by Vesuvius. . Trite. . Hamite of North Africa. . In the thing. . Ocean phenomenon. . Headdress. . Numeral. . Climbing plant. . Cushioned. . Feminine name. . Musical note. . Ribbed. . Aromatic plant. . Ostentatious parader. . Apportions. . lding. . Relating to a central point. . Adherent to mistaken beliefs. JOIRTAISBNAIC IMIE | OIRIAITIE JICIHIUM] JANIAIS I TIRIOIPHIE] [LEVENETILRITING] JAMUISIEIINTE WL IEIG) ICIAINENSATIRIOICILI T E IS ITIRII IMERCIAIAMIANNE INITIE] JAICICITIOIEINTTIAIL L IAINIE] AILIABTIOINIRHIYILIAS] BIEMIUISIES [1ICIE] JALIEICHNOD! 1 [SISIOICT! 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I'Mm STUDYING SLEIGHT OF HAND worRI< =+ AND T NEED A COIN TO PRACTISE WITH -~ SO I CAN [ ceARN How ToO ¢ YESSUM, AN padeummiT! YOU DON'T NEED ANY PRACTISE --You PERFECTED THAT TRICKE YEARS AGO~~- WITH MY MONEY . —By S. L. HUNTLEY