Evening Star Newspaper, July 27, 1935, Page 23

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, JULY 27, 1935. B—9 ~ —By NORMAN MARSH HERE., IRWIN. STICK THE GUN UNDER YOUR COAT DAN DUNN. fi AH, GOOD MORNING, Secret Operative 48 SO YOU ARE GOING TO OPEN A STORE A LOAN, MR.SLURE/ | GENTLEMEN,! HERE AND WANT TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS A MOMENT WHILE 1 GET THE PAPERS/ // AND WALK OUT OF THE BANK -~-I'LL STAY HERE AND TALK TO SIT DOWN . WON'T FOR A LOANT? THAT'S SLURE RIGHT--WE WANT TO FILL OUT A CREDIT BLANK-- WILL YOU HELP us 7 WE'LL APPRECIATE [ 5 WHY 1S IT YoU CANT" KEEP Youk. COLLAR LIKE OTHER MENZ LOok AT YourselLr ! e | CANT HELP IT, CAN I, IF | FEEL THE HEATT | DONT JUST PERSPIRE— | DONT WANT To> Look AT MYSELF. | CAN TELL WTHoUT LookING “HE RETIRED FROM BUSINESS. SO HE'S JUST A CONSUMER NOW." LETTER-OUT BY CHARLES H. JOSEPH. | l Letter-Out and he uses his eves. FADERS SIGNALS | MONIES | | _ coAST | | KNEAD Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word | Print the letter in center column opposite | If you have “Lettered-Out” correctly called for in the last column the word you have removed it from. 1t will spell how geese travel. Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. D] O] PROBED | P | PLACES | E | DEFIANCE | D| GRADES SENIOR (Copyright, 1935) | Letter-Out and we turn it over to some one else Letter-Out_ and {f vou have these vou will have money. Letter-Out_and everv horse will rise on it's hind legs and bless vou Out and he's a leader in life Letter-Out and that's what the vill lain does RAGES Letter-Out and she is a danger- ous woman. SIREN Letter-Out and a hole is made that way. BORED Letrer-Out and you need a pair ‘ CLAPS of paims Letter-Out and it's every youns man's dream FIANCEE ALL RIGHT, HORATIO HACK= | KNOW YOUR HISTORY= KICKED OFF OF MOST OF THE BEST PAPERS IN THE WELL , THIS IS YOUR CHANCE=- YOU GET_A THOUSAND A WEEK TO START=- LEAVE IT TO ME, MR. SLUGG~ I'LL MAKE WARBUCKS BUT GET RESULTS- TEAR INTO WARBUCKS= YOU KNOW THE LINE BY HEART= MAKE HIM A HEARTLESS MONSTER , STUFF= MAN IN THIS GO . Derived from oil. . Incombustible residue. . Tine of a fork. . Wing. 5. Zodiacal sign. . Pirate. . Loose. . Instinctively felt. . Dry. . Deed. 3. Abstract idea of being. . Interjection of shame. 5. Architectural fillet, . Merriest. Good fellowship. . Falsifier. . One time. . Caustic. . Call out. . Regret. 9. Wedge-shaped. Sty. . Pronoun. Perceived by the faculties. . Relating to a historical period. . Garment of Hindu women. 5. Truthfulness. . Laid on, as an ornament. . Astringent. . College yell. . Diving bird. . The same. . Hit. . Jumps beyond. . Overhead. . 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When lightning struck a farm house HIRE ALL THE HELP YOU NEED- BUY ANYTHING YOU WANT- COUNTRY= BUT I'M NOT INTERESTED IN YOUR PAST- YOU CAN WRITE=- MOON MULLINS. WELL, DON'T FORGET TO REMIND ME e THAT AS SOON V As 1 pay You NOUR DOUGH I'M GONNA GIVE 4 24 NYou A PUNCH N THE NOSE, > MR GOUGER! ") 3 - FORGOT! BAH' MAYBE THAT BANJOEYED BUM FORGOT BUT CEO. G. GOUGER NEVER FORGETS J4 @ ANYTHING. BUT MY DEAR MR. GOUGER, YOU WOULDN'T. MOVE US OUT IN THE STREET BECAUSE MR MULLINS FORGOT TO COME BACK WITH THE MONEY WE OWE YOU- 1 DONT KNOW! VOUR LITTLE BROTHER PINHEAD HAD IT LAST ! OH, MOM!* WHERE'S THE STEP-LADDER? . . : = e AM BOWES \ BANT ) WOULD BE A BiG principled to o degree. never do things w MIF messures. Just one thing my character cant do to me It cant interfere CRUSHING THE POOR- TEARING THE BREAD FROM THE MOUTHS OF STARVING WIDOWS AND ORPHANS= | COUNTRY, IN A WEEK-) | TO 1T= | KNOW THE ROPES- 'LL GET ACTION- N THE FIRST#300% 1 GOT OFFA UNCLE WILLIE- AND TOOK |T OU THE RACE WHAT DOES MR GOULGER i T To WANT TRACK 1 THAT’S ALL! TO WATCH IT IT WONT TAKE ME LONG TO FIND 1T o] X (IKE A LIV HAPPEVED, |y, dwm) O MUY e A ars SEEN ABLE TO PROMOTE FOO! —By POP MOMANI BE REASONABLE, MIDGET -~ HOW COULD T KNOW T WELL WAS ou! IF You HADN'T BEEN SO DUMB , WE'D BE WEALTHY ToDAY, BUT You HOUGHT YO KNEW (T ALL -~ 2. DON'T GET PANICICY TooTs --L WoN'T LET You STARVE'| IVE ALWAYS GonG TO RUN DRY ? MOTHER NATURE JUST TRUMPED MY ACE, THAT'S ALL ! | at Praskacka, Northern Bohemis, it | was thorough in its work. It tore the iebcmc meter from the wall, swept [S] |everything off the kitchen table,' with my . 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