Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1935, Page 49

£-20 0% 0 & 1 43 Best et *“I'LL BET YOU CAME FROM A TOWN WHERE THE TRAIN ONLY BSTOPS ONCE A MONTH!” “WHAT TRAIN?” LETTER-OUT BY CHARLES H. JOSEPH. FUMBLER | STOLID ~ || TENSER | STIFLE | | BATTLES | Letter-Out and you have to chop to get this Letter-Out for blockheads. Letter-Out and you do it with an auto wheel, Letter-Out and an elevator does it. Letter-Out and there you will find an inscription. % - THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1935. Secret Operative 48 DAN DUNN. SPREAD THE WORD QUIETLY THAT IN THREE KEQS OF NAILS, WHICH WILL BE MARKED BY A RED BAND, WILL COME ARMS FROM WU FANG ! WHAT You GoT There P OH, JUST PROOFS oF SoMe PICTURES | HAD TAKEN. AND THeyRE TERRIBLE ! GEE, I'D SURE LIKE TO GO FOR A WALK IN TH’ WOODS« I'M_GETTIN' AWFUL TIRED O’ STAYIN' INSIDE THIS HIGH WALL= | DION'T ML “DADDY” 1| WouL GO OUTSIDE= BE SURE THAT THOSE OF US WHO WORK IN THE CARDENTER ‘SHOP OPEN THE THEY WILL ALL BE WARNED IN wW wuy, § Tane Teyre SwELL — BEST You EVER HAD ! HoW CAN You SAY So? DONT You SeE HoWw |oP-SIDED MYy NoSE Looks P AH-Hee THE BRAT=- THERE'S AN IDEA- IF HURRY, AND WITHOUT FIRING A SHOT- BSHE FATEFUL LOAD OF NAILS IS DELIVERED /~-FOUR ORIENTALS QUICKLY SPOT THE KEGS CONTAINING THE FIREARMS. ALL RIGHT. HURRY ULP/ STACK THOSE KEGS THERE. DON'T STALL AROUND TALKIN' TO YES, HONORABLE ONE, WE WILL SPEED OUR LABORS/ Come To Tk oF IT, Your MoUTh, | Too. | WASNT GonG To Say THING, BUT — . . 3 WHATS WRoNG WITH MY MOUTH? | TRoueHT THE MOUTH WAS PRETTY GooD D3 —By NORMAN MARSH THE GUARD IS | NOT LOOKING~= THEN WE HERE, CONCEAL |GIVE THEM THESE REVOLVERS | TO OUR BENEATH YOUR /COMRADES, EH? YES, BUT You NEBDNT Have CHANGED YoUR MIND So CHEERFULLY. | DoNT THiN “THESE PRooFS ARE BAD AT ALL HUMPH! OH, WELL- | DON'T MIND FIRING A FEW_SHOTS- IT WILL BE BETTER TO HAVE WARBUCKS MOVED PERMANENTLY, 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 what motorists hate to pay. Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. CRUSTED |D MISER | E | ANOINTED | A WEALTH | T| BLEACH |H| Letter-Out and use them for vinegar. CRUETS Letter-Out and a motor car can't o far without them. IMS R! Letter-Out and that's the way with a church service. INTO! Letter-Out and you'll better harpoon him. WHALE Letter-Out and it's a g0od way to et your message across. CABLE (Copyright. 1935.) Daily Cross-Word Puzzle . Rogue. . A nome of Greece, Fo . For. . Baptismal font. . Avold slyly. . GYpsy. . The white poplar. . Bicycle race course. . Buperiority. . United States Navy gunner. . Note of Guido's scale. . Bare. . Label. . Renounce. . Son of Noah. . Metal grating. 3 case. . Side of coin where face is struck. . Book of rubrics, . Roman bronze. . Headdress. . Tiny. . Art of cutting designs on gems. . Meadow. . Sunken court. . Butt. .- Poached in cream, as eggs. . Orifice of & sponge. 64. Entirely. . Town in Southeast New York. . Mountain nymph. [ERNEISICIR| [TIO[l RIE] IOILITESSHIRI VIEILIL [ED] (T EMYELILED] ET} 3 ISITIRIAL ITIEIN] [UINEIAISTT INIEIS S} Intrigue. Genus of the oat. Fus e Introductory portion. Scent. ‘Thoughtful. . Rocky Mountain antelope. . Seat of the Vatican. Hebrew measure. . Narrow inlet. . Commander. . Self. . Tenor violin. 8. Fuss. prepooge e SESESsmamramNe 2020 0 2SR . Watered fabrics. : . Altar end of the church. Fit. MOON MULLINS. g VYES, §IR- EVEN WHEN I'M RIGHT I'M WRONG. ONLY TO-DAY SHE WAS TWITTING ME BECAUSE I BOUGHT A FIRE EXTINGUISHER. TWO YEARS AUO AND AIN'T NEVER USED T YET. SEE_THAT 7 FULL DRESS sUIT? THATS WHAT 1M GONNA HAVE WHEN t'™™M BIG AN’ HAVE LOTS OF MONEY Hev, 0oc! 1 WAS JEST PAST MILO BLODGETT'S PLACE AN' WHE WANTS 1 SHOULD AST 1 REMEMBER, MAMIE YOU'RE TELLING ME? FOR TWENTY-TWO YEARS SHE'S MADE ME GO WITHOUT PRACTICALLY EVERYTHING I WELL, YOU MADE YOUR BIG MISTAKE YEARS Very Social MY GRANPA HAD ONE OF SCARE CROW IN RIS CORN FIELD ONCET VUM RECOLLECT WHEN YUH CURED BUT THE POOR BOIDS WERE SO oume THEY MADE A MISTAKE ¢ HIS RHEUMATISM LAST YEAR YUH TOLD HIM TO KEEP AWAY P FROM DAMPNESS & =="¢ i gy AT THA B SeRVE TH OLD P AS A FAMILY SHRINI SAY LISTEN, JELLYROLL- YOU AREN'T TH' BUT TINSKY WHICH GIVE MAMIE THAT SAME ADVICE ARE YoU? R 'S Pac. Of.: Copyright, 1935, by CMeage Tribune-N. Y. News Syndicate, Toe. AN WHEN THEY SAVJ THE SUIT THEY THOUGHT IT WAS A BANQUET AN’ THEY ALL CAME AN’ BROUGHT THEIR FRENS ! - -