Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1935, Page 25

MODERN MAIDENS o | emamaramentmes 626 “DOESN'T THE HEAT BOTHER YOU?” “NO. TWICE A DAY I JUST ASK DAD TO INCREASE MY ALLOW- ANCE. AND HE COOLS ME OFF!" LETTER-OUT Letter-Out for a certain soecial order or system of government. EMIGRES | THIMBLE | ISOLATED | | WfGhate o oo ot | I , Letter-Out and it's sprightly, Letter-Out and it's & striking business. KINGSTON AVARICE 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 4t will spell something that we would be better off if we did not do. Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. STREWN |W| & = e EXHALERS | H Letter-Out and he takes it easy. | E | Letter-Out an: Letter-Out and they are fashion- able fish egss RELAXES d it's & good place to keep your feet. GROUND l E I Toyter-Out and you will be brousht DOWN Letter-Out and it will be just l L I the opposite of pleasure. PAIN UNDERGO ENDOW PLAIN (Copyright. 1935.) . Examine. . Transfers by law. . Lays. Deown. . Cage. . Abhor. . Grew older. . Cures. . Clamor. . Transgress. . To shut up. 9. Reiterated. . To be cautious. . Grow molars. Declare. . Uttered musically. . Made & mess of. . Withers. . Strop. . Cite. . Rouse from bed: rare. . Leap as a horse. ). Reckoned chronologically. . Propels a bicycle. . Abandoned. 40. Conquered. . Makes fatigued: dial. English. Bleat. [CIAIRIOIL [E IR IPIAIL IAICIEIS] [QIVIEIRIAWIE EAINIT (LT INIE] INE e DD VERITIS BERIEXBREBARY 2 Norwegian Fruit Puddin raspherries ." and one [EISISIEINIEISIRTIRIAI ITION SEEIERIESISIMSIONINEITIS] THE EVENING DAN DUNN. WARDEN, THEY USED FOUR CARS---SEE THESE CIGARETTE BUTTS 27 THE ACCOMPLICES MUST HAVE WAITED AROUND FOR SOME TIME-- STAR, WHAT You GoT ? BRIDGE PRIZES ¢ NED TO ALL THOSE GUN-MEN? WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JUNE - 26, 1935. Secret Operative 48 YOU CAN TELL BY THE TRACKS THEY DROVE IN FROM THE EAST---HERE'S WHERE THEY BACKED OUT AGAIN-- BUT THEY DIDN'T GO BACK=-~ THE TRACKS GO ON WEST--LET'S FoLLow! THE NEXT THING v : 26 [a) Following the Crowd PRETTY SWeLL SELeCTioN . MUST HAVE CoST You “THiS 1S WHERE You'LL Be SURPRISED. OuR CLUB AGREED THAT NoNE oF “THE PRIZES SHOULD CosT MORE “THAN “TEN CENTS | “DADDY” OR NOBODY WiILL A WORD=- BUT | KNOW ' NOT PLENTY IS GOIN' ON AROUND HERE= BUT I'M NOT || ALLOWED EVEN TO PEEK OUT- SH-H- THERE'S "DADDY" AND MR. MORGAN NOW= IN_OUR 'OWN" WAY - TELLING WHEN HE'LL AN’ THAT AINT ALL! HE HAS POEMS AN LOVE LETTERS TATTOOED gff ON HIM, TOO! WHAT KIND ARE THEY T i 4 QUIETLY, OF COURSE, AND STRIKE AGAIN= HE'S A COLD-BLOODED MURDERER B-11 —By NORMAN MARSH THERE'S A ROAD AHEAD, CHAUFFEUR, SLOW DOWN., I WANT TO SEE IF THEY TURNED OFF/ YOURE LKE EVERYBOOY E(SE, SooN AS You HEAR A THING- 1S CHEAP You THINK, IT GANT BE ANY Goop Selwio Gave You “ThaT 1DEA ? ' BUT, OLIVER= _WHY ' &0 AFTER SLUGG? UP HIS READ FOR HALF AN HOUR ¢ O '] id Have Original Ideas