Evening Star Newspaper, March 8, 1935, Page 41

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1935. DAN DUNN. Secret Operative 48 SO YOU GOT THE ’”///////% CoMPARING THE HANDWRITING KNOWN PICTURES OF EVILOFF'S TO BE EVILOFF'S, WITH THE HANDWRITING FROM DALLAS: MR. THAT'S COMMISSIONER € RIGHT,E DAN, C-7 —By NORMAN MARSH MODERN MAIDENS - l SEE THE SIMILARITY IN THE WRITING ? THEY WERE BOTH WRITTEN BY HE WAS THE FOREMOST ELECTRICAL WIZARD OF EUROPE-~-CAME TO THIS COUNTRY AND WAS SHORTL CONFINED IN AN ASYLUM FOR THE INSANE-— WHILE THERE, HE SHOWED AN INTENSE HATRED FOR ALL ORGANIZED GOVERNMENTS / EXTORTION NOTE, DAN WAS NOT LONG| - IN DECIDING THEY WERE BOTH DONE 8Y THE SAME PERSON / JUST BECAUSE | TELL YoU THAT You SomeTimes Tatk Too Loup IS No REASON WHY You SHouLd SuLk AND NoT TALK ATALL ' MY GoSH | Do You HEAR THAT S4P | { THAT GUYS A NUISANCE N A RESTAURANT, ACROSS THE RooM — HES 6oT A I SORRY FoR THE WOMAN WITH HiM Do You REALZE How Loup YOU TaLk IN PuBLIC SoMeTiMES ¥ 0 T & P, 43 B Buarned 54 “AREN'T YOU STARTING YOUR SPRING PLOWING KINDA EARLY, DAD?” LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. Letter-Out and they do it to & FROWNS | | ¥ = TH' TOUGHEST FELLER IN TOWN- SEE THAT MUD HOLE OVER THERE? WELL, I'M AGOIN’ TO GIVE YUH A BATH IN IT= SEE® I'LL LEARN YUH TO SOCK MY LITTLE BRUDDER= TRANSIT | I Letter-Out and they're giants. ERUPTION | l Letter-Out and the wise guy sives Sou one. Letter-Out and there you'll find I e PRIMES | PLANTERS | 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 wou have removed it from. If you have “Lettered-Out” correctly |, it will spell the woman who doesn’t know how to dress. Answer to Yesterday’s LETTER-OUT. ITSELF LOWERS INSECT Letter-Out and vou'll find them I on deer. | F I Letter-Out and play mah-jongg. TILES L Letter-Out and it's very bad. I | WORSE l | I Letter-Out and they make dol- CENTS I T I Letter-Out and it's a black bird. TAVERN =l m:er-om and it's oil companes’ INFRINGES | S | L e I AM GOING TO SPEAK TO HIS WIFE S “WHERE IS MAMIE? THAT, SIR,1S EXACTLY WHAT T SAID- BUT HE WILL RUE THIS DAY, MOONSHINE' HE EVER SOCKED A PLUSHBOTTOM!! YOU MEAN TO SAY THAT UNCLE WILLIE PUT THAT PURPLE PEEPER ON YOU, LORD PLUSHBOTTOM? WELL, ALL éuo OTTA SAY L SCUSHBOT TOM, 1S THAT IF YOU CAN'T HANDLE UNCLE WILLIE NOU AIN'T GOT (Copyright. 1935. WOTTA Daily Cross-Word Puzzle | , e L BB WIFE 7 —By GENE BYRNES OH, FOR THE THIS 1S A FUNNY LOVE A'MIKE! LOOKIN’ ANIMAL! - WHAT IS 1T . Narrow raft of logs. . Lowest point., . Old chemical name for nitrogen. . Unreasonable pursuit of one idea. . Native of Southern India. . So be it! . Curve. . One of Columbus’ ships. . Spanish article. . Dreamy tranquillity. . Celestial body. Seil . ne. . Shrubby plant the leaves of which are chewed by some Asiatics. . In this manner. . Town in Allen County, Indiana. . Recompense. . Cook in an oven. . Hebrew letter. . Western State. . Lariat. . Unaspirated. . Knight's title. . Orchid meal. . Clenched hands. . Scotch fox. . Jumbled type. . Refute. . Peruvian seaport. . Weapon. . Member of a religious sisterhood. 64. Craw. . Slender, flexible woody stem. We . Weep. . North American rail. . Slanting. Answer to Yesterday’s Puzzle. [STPTARILTTILIAICERSIPIE D} [P[TIN[E IARIOMIARIHIAILIO} [AILTE [CINRIE GIAILIMAILIS] [NEWAIR [SICI1 MIMIETR] SIOR(B] EYTINENE AL IAIVIE[R] [TIAIRTE] [EINOW] [CIAIBI T NE[T] APIOIDINCIABIA qPIERI 1 IUTIRIAIT L] EICINARSIEIAMLY] . Adulterated. . Strained. . Count up. . Bordered. . Freed, Down. . Pertaining to a coma. . Fragrance, . Prongs of a fork. . Great game festival of the anclent Greeks, . Feminine nickname. . Undomesticated. . Negative, . Expression of contempt. country. . Became white from lack of sun- light. . Forgiving. . Forest tree. Dens. g apan. 5 mhyi?’li imitation. 5 of honey and mulberry juice. . Sharp mountain ridge. e . Walked in water. 8. Otherwise. . River in Bolivia. Irish Pree State government em- ployes have been requested to speak Gaelic during office hours, and many old-timers whp entered the service be- fore the language became s0 fmpor- unt”.m having difficulty in learn- ing A ’ ) WHATCHA SAY P ADGUMMEL ' HOW'S THET'? AL’S EYES WillL oPEN WHEN T TeLL iM ABOUT T YUH BLIND OR SOMETHIN, PERCY T AINNTCHA. GOT NO BETTER SENSE'N