Evening Star Newspaper, March 9, 1935, Page 22

B—8 : | MODERN MAIDENS | UM TI L P, A1 Rt e+ %@ “THIS BUDGET WON'T DO! CESSITIES AND NOT ENOUGH LUXURIES!” LETTER-OUT By Charles H. Joseph. | Letter-Out and it's & gem. GARMENT | LEASED | MERIT | | St S oo CANDLE STEWED 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 wou have removed it from. If you have “Lettered-Out” correctly it will spell what we find in most homes, Letter-Out _a it's a place in England note for its woolens. Letter-Out and no self-respect- ing knight was ever without one. Letter-Out and we think of an 5 Englishmap’s suit. Answer to Yesterday’s LETTER-OUT. FROWNS | F TRANSIT |R | ERUPTION |U | PIERS Letter-Out and you'll find them PLANTERS | P | & 0 e (Copyright. 1935.) Daily Cross-Word Puzzle Letter-Out and they do it to & witness. SWORN Letter-Out and they're giants. TITANS Letter-Out and the wise guy gives you one. POINTER Letter-Out and there you'll find ships. PRIMES } YOU'VE PUT DOWN TOO MANY NE- Across. . Vociferate. . Supports. 5. Purify. . Keenness. . Sea anemones. . Merciful. . Burning. . Omit. . Unit. . Of the matter in law. . Electrical apparatus to prevent sparking. . Tower. . Biblical town. . Inclosed field. . Lair. . At home. . Surpass. . Sand partridges. . Twinkled. . Feeding trough. . Laborer. . A nimrod. . Wanderer. . Doglike mammal. . Author. . Inflame. . Motorist. . Auriferous. . Mendicants, . Parsley plant. . Keeper. . French article. . Gentlemen. - Looking glass. . Think: archaic. . View. . Crave. . Heavy cord. . Printer’s measure. . Picnic. . More evil. . Alien. . Ducks. . Played a part. . Dirt. . Money baron. . Lingered. . Glacial ridge. . White, as hair. . Diphthong. . Liquid measure, . An ember. . Serpent. . Go: Scotch. . Slay. . A Grecian nome. . Near. . Fertile region. . Senior. . Pertaining to a river bank. . Recourse. Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle. | [CTATTIAMATRIAINIINIAID] 1 R} | [T IN[A[TIEMAZIOIT(E] NG E‘%flfl (TIAIMIILY | . Tlluminant. . Mahometan festival, . Jumbled type. . Sun god. Pressed Corned Beef, When cooked corned beef has cooled | | sufficiently to remove from kettle, | place it in a loaf pan; cover with a pan |of the same size; place a heavy weight ; {in the top pan. On standing, the weight will press enough liquid from the meat to fill the corners of the pan. ‘The liquid will jelly when théroughly ‘chmad. Set the pans in a cold place | for at least several hours. Unmold | the pressed meat and cut it into slices | for serving. OMNAIRITY | R[O] AIS/SIOMILIEINE] IOMARMBNUNEMAW] JAINIE JliS[O8)| [SIOR[A] EIOIGIE ORI LI1 [BIEIRIAITIEID) THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1935. DAN DUNN. NOW. COMMISSIONER., I'D LIKE TO GO TO A LABORATORY --- I NEED A HIGH POWER MICROSCOPE--THIS LETTER MAY DISCLOSE [ WE HAVE A CLUE: TO EVILOFF'S |ONE HERE WHEREABOUTS ] AT THE ALL MR. AND MRS. Herto,vi! SIT DowN. JUST GoT, A FEW obpS AND ENDS To FINISH UP NO HURRY. 1M HERE SOONER THAN | PUNJAB CAN SCARE ME HALF X TO DEATH ANY TIME HE WANTS YO, FROM NOW ON- AFTER THE WAY HE POPPED UP YESTERDAY- 8 \ GEE= THE WAY HE CHUCKED THAT BIG BULLY INTO THAT MUD HOLE- AS EASY AS A MAN WOULD_SNAP A SNIPE | INTO TH’ GUTTER=- 3 NOW LISTEN, LOVER- # IF LORD PLUSHBOTTOM | GET'S NASTY WITH YOU BECAUSE I GIVE HIM A POKE IN THE EYE, BE DIPLOMATIC, TELL HIM I'M SORRY. BUT DON'T YOU GO GETTING TOUGH AND GET LOO KT THAT FOR A TOITLE , WiLL YA! I BETCHA HIS SHELL 1S AS HARD AS RIGHT, DAN. Secret Operative 48 ‘ STEP RIGHT THIS WAY/ DARN IT! MY CIGARS OUT. DoNT SUPPSE YoUVE GaT ANY MATCHES T WHAT DO You SEE, DAN ? ANYTHING LETS SEE IF THERES ANY IN MISS KLEEKS DESK. LiPsTick, COMPACT, COLD CREAM — AN, HERE WE ARE! MATCHE s You MusT KNoW YoUr SECRETARY PRETTY WELL, RUMMAGING THROVUGH HER DESK WHEN & The “Little Princess” Speaks GET HURT- PET, OR YoU MIGHT GET PUT T WON'T I DON'T KNOW HOW YOU'D EVER N TH' ELECTRIC ) ¢ET ALONG IF YEAH ? WELL, IF YOU KIDS DON'T LIGHT OUT FOR HOME AND KEEP OFF 47 THE RAILROAD TRACKS, | YOU'LL SEE THE GIANT, ALL RIGHT= I'LL SIC HIM ONTO YOU=- BEAT IT,NOW- GOOD GOSH! I NEVER THOUGHT OF THAT/ 'M GONNA GO OUT RIGHT ANYTHING EVER HAPPENED No Spare Room HASTA BE AS HARD AS IRON ON ACCOUNT OF A TOITLES SHELL IS ALSO HIS S TeEMAN L - MARRY WILL PssssT! AST HER IF SHE'S GOT A | e \GAL FRIEND “KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES.” HM --EDDIE'S NEw JOB WAS CERTAINLY MADE ORDER FOR. HIM -~ THIS IS ONE AsSITioN world undismayed For fear is an enemy worse. —_ WHENEVER IT RAINS OR. WHEN HE WANTS TO SLEEP HE JUS' PULLS HIS HEADSN LEGS INSIDE HIS SHELL AN/ NOTHIN' BOTHERS HIM! T § NOT. HE'S § AwockiN' AT 4 Up g 1w CHECK. 7 ROOM LIKE VUM 600D AT || i poor. —By NORMAN MARSH I WANT TO BORROW THIS INSTRUMENT WHY WOULDNT | Look FoR A MTch 7 SHES GoT SoME CIGARETTES HERE, Too. HAVE ONE WHILE You WAIT = NO! AncTuer PersONS PROPERTY © | NEVER SAW Such FREEDOM IN ALL My LiFE H WOW- LOOK AT ’EM RUN- AFTER WHAT 7 HAPPENED VYESTERDAY | GUESS I'M COCK-O-TH-WALK &S WITH TH' KIDS IN THIS &8 TOWN, FROM NOW ON= EM, SANDY? 2% NO- HUSTLE AROUND AND GET SOME ACCIDENT AND LIFE INSURANCE IES ON YOU POLICIE SNEETHEART J ITS A sSweELL HOUWUSE AWRIGHT ONEY IT MUST BE AWFUL CROWDED WHEN HE HAS cOMPANY ¢ Z THEM'S GUNE) SaD...onLY NOW =Y HEV?) {?S (e acom (Gopyright, 1835, by 8. L. Huntley) Trade Mark HEARD 7 HES TH' SLEEPING BEAUTY PART OF LOCO'S HYPNOTISM ACT==* IT QUESHT T™ BGE A NATURAL.” HES ATEARIN UPTH' 7 COATS AN HATS AN SETUH LIKES SOMETHN SCANDELOUS ¢ T’ IDEA ! You JUST TELL HM TO GET THAT OUT OF HIS HWEAD OR ILL PUT HIM TO SLEEP WHEN T GET MY HANDS ON HIM. HE'S NOT GOING T PISGRACE US BY SLEEPING ON THEATRE STAGES P N FRONT OF OUR FRIENDS -~