Evening Star Newspaper, August 14, 1935, Page 35

MODERN MAIDENS O 8-14 0T 4P A8 s Rt “THE GOMPANY JUST MADE HIM A VICE PRESIDENT. S0 NOW ALL HE HAS TO DO IS SIT IN AT CONFERENCES AND EMPTY THE WASTE BASKETS.” LETTER-OUT BY CHARLES H. JOSEPH. DEMERITS | PAINTERS | | ELASTIC | | CENTRAL | | CAROLS | Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called for in the last column. Print the word you have removed it from. it will spell what Mahatma Ghandi does to keep his fingers busy. Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OLT. CLATTERS | L DISARM _ | | MARTENS | M| BLASTED | B| SNATCHED | S | (Copyright, 1935.) Daily Cross-Word Puzzle Letter-Out and he used the stop watch again. Letter-Out and he discolors it. Letter-Out and they are strips that will prevent slipping. Letter-Out and it's & written official agreement. Letter-Out and you'll find it pn- der the sea. the letter in center column opposite If you have “Lettered-Out” correctly Letter-Out and disperse, SCATTER Letter-Out and it's some weight. DRAMS Letter-Out and it's in the rear. g ASTERN k\‘x:;’rv-h(:‘(“‘gnnfl you can ret pea- SALTED z.;?!l!r»ou! and choirs have done CHANTED THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1935. *DAN DUNN. THE STATE'S ATTORNEY ISN'T IN 3 2 NO.SIR-- HE'S ON HIS VACATION.” HERES A GooD Book, Ep. | CAN - THANKS, JoE. ILL READ T wiTh PLEASUR 1 C-CAN'T HELP IT, “DADDYZ POOR OLD EL!- HE WAS SUCH MOON MULLINS. WELL, LORD PLUSHBOT TOM. q A FINE TIME FOR YOU TO BE GETTING HOME. | WEONESDAY. || DO YOU KNOW Secret Operative 48 THEN ,I'LL HAVE | TO CALL THE GOVERNOR # A_® N\ Hidden SeemsTo Me IVE READTHIS Eook, JoE. AND SAY! HERES My NAmME ON THE FLY-LEAF! 7 4 WHY—ER —THATS FUNNY. DONT UNDERSTAND THAT, EP MAD FOOLS INCITED B SHALLOW KNAVES ANDY WIND-BAGS - . WELL, DON'T BLAME ME MY DEAR EMMA- IT _BELONGS TO A.J. HELLO. HELLO --IS 4 Scandal WELL, BUT 1 UNDERSTMND IT! YouRe OFFERING To LEND MR.SAPLING HiS WELL, WHAT Do You KNoWw ABouT THAT! | DONE To ALL- 2 ' AND WHO, 1 { MAY'T ASK “1\1sAd.? BUT HIS INITIALS ARE IN THE LINING! e 'TI KNOW, B_1s —By NORMAN MARSH THIS 1S DAN DUNN, SECRET OPERATIVE 48 , SPEAKING -~ THIS IS A MATTER OF LIFE AND DEATH /-~ WHERE CAN THE GOVERNOR BE REACHED ? HE'S AT MILL FARM FISHING 7 | WHY KEEP HARPNG ON T2 HeS sof HIS Book, HASNT HE - YES, BUT How MANY MORE BookS ARE THERE AROUND THIS HOUSE YouVve ForGoTreN To RETURN? MONEY! WHAT'S s EL) OF COURSE BEING UNDER OBLIGATIONS T0-MOONSHINE I CAN'T [NSULT HIM-BUT 1I'M GOING TO COOK UP SOMETHING TO BREAK LORD PLUSHBOTTOM OF RUNNING OUT NIGHTS WITH HIM- SOMETHING GOOD AND . A Blushing Violet WHO'S CONCEITED ? mMe? VOURE CRAZY ‘SO, YOU THINK YOURE A GOOD PITCHER! MY, BUT YOURE CURLY SaID HE WOULDN'T PLAY THIS AFTERNOON UNLESS HE CAN WHERE DOES HE GET THAT STUFF? I'M THE STAR - PITCHER ON THIS t CAN PITCH TEN TIMES AS GOOD AS I THINK . Nimble. . Spanish title. tter. . Kingly. . Dexterous. . Possess. . Aye. . Prosecute. . Waste allowance. . Phases. [SIHIE & IR] [FIEIAISIT] IGIUAIRIOIE DO [TICIHIEIS] E[SISEINICIEIME NICIHIANIT] P [AIUIL]1 K€ [!!!.“WE‘!B IDEARIIRIAIDI T IX IR IALLIN] [ENITIEIRIY/ODIE L NOT] IDEBARMLIEBIAINON] JUIPIO DIE|VIA [RIEISIT|DJUIE MICIEIDIAIRES [E[YMIDEIL|VIE MIRI1IGIL D) REILIOILIE[ ICIRIOPIE] ITICIN1 NIGIL[E BINIOIR] DSOEON 1O SiA A [SIHIRIEIW] [TIEJAISIE] . Musical study. . Vetch. . Seed covering. . Restrain. . Conflict. . Rods. . Scythe handle. Sesame. . Pragment. . Hawk-lke biggs. . Ancient musical instrument. . Ruin. . 'Devoted to horses. Deviate. Rushing Santa Claus. LINCOLN, Nebr. (#—Lincoln's younggters apparently go for slogans in a big way. “Only 134 days till | Christmas”—yet the post office here | has received two letters addressed to | santa Claus. r PITCH ¢ days like an uz{r Who dresses and - gestures a part, n&:\ly'\! times show TEAM AN’ HE KNOWS 1T? SoyY:! T JusT NARROW I ALMOST 4 CONCEITED e “SAYS T WHATCHA F LAUGHIN' ABOLT -~ AN' HE SAYS,"I ALLUS LAUGH WHEN I SE . —HaD escare ¥ GOT RUN oy IF YOU THINK I'™M_CONCEITED! R T You DION'T ses= THIS CRAZY DRIVING THIRTY NYEARS AGO -~ HAVE BECOME. MIGHTY CARELESS! 1 CAN 50 THAT PROVES HOW MODEST 1 AM! —By POP MOMAND