Evening Star Newspaper, August 24, 1935, Page 21

B—-7 " —By NORMAN MARSH THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, 1935. DAN DUNN. Secret Operative 48 SNT THIS A s HEAVENLY NIGHT— ) MODERN MAIDENS T TOO T'VE BEEN LOOKING | TOMORROW-? > SAOWS R — g g “SURE THEY'RE TWINS. BUT ONE OF 'EM GOT MARRIED.” LETTER-OUT BY CHARLES EMBRASURE FEBRILE H. JOSEPH. Letter-Out and he needs s foot rule. Letter-Out and all churchmen have one. SOFT LIGHT AND WHISPERING gy BREEZES/ > >, 2 WELL.DAN-~JERRY HEARD OF A POSITION IN ANOTHER TOWN AND HE 1S LEAVING TOMORROW GoT EVERYTHING AS FAR As | CAN TELL. WHY ¥ DIDNT MISS ANYTHING, g B st KEEPNGS® NO, MY FRIEND= NOT YET, ANYWAY- Has V7 WELL, IS FINDINGS I Letter-Out and & madman does it. Letter-Out_ and it's hard for ‘women to keep. CRESTED HEADINGS 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 it will spell the lady who will soon be on the march. Answer to Yesterday’s LETTER-OUT. BEDDING | B 3 tter-Out and pour of iquid TANGRED |R | @& ot ™" TEASED I A! Letter-Out and it's good for & ride. STEED SEMINARY |Y | Letter-Out and it's left, RHODES I S ' Latter-out and it's a great motley [ I VARIES | I I Letter-Out and you see it in pic- l tures. Letter-Out and it was a hard knock. REMAINS HORDE (Copyright. 1938.) ol ol b o8 4 ETINE S et L] JENS JNN SEJERESEEN AFSEEBREE Down. BRESemampswen . Front. . Believers in & personal deity. . Beverage. 80. Morning prayer. . Biblical exclamation. . Toward. . Controversial. . Part. . Related. . Woodsmen's tools. . Sorrow. . Small lion. . Ointment. . Edible plant. . Hunting dogs. A Dbelt of green vegetation Green Girdle Seen on Mars. RE HOW DID YOU LIKE TREASURE ISLAND,” PINHEAD ? I sAW YOU READING IT YESTERDAY'! <& = £ rolling around nwitering threat A0 i it horled, ON SELF-RESTRAINT LAW_ AND OR ABSENCE OF VINDICTIVENESS = ALL NOBLE QUALITIES- 1 O ! I MERELY PUSHED YOU SIR, LIKE THAT- AWRIGHT, AGGIE ONEY IT HAD suck/a TH' TRIPES WERE AT T AGAIN --A i IND WHIAT I WANT, WAT A MINUTE Now ! WHAT DIp You FIND | FOUND A DIME AND A QUARTER IN THE CUFF oF THE TRoUSERS You ASKED ME To —I_ HAVE PRESSED ‘*jf%, BUT | CANT LET SLUGG GET AWAY WITH IT= HE El H OF OLD ELI, IN ME SNAPPED- I RESENT THAT | GOOD GRIEF! 1 AND HELL REGRET, ! A SRELSIONY AL EREDIDRO0 NEVER FORGETS. GUESTS_FOR DINNER—OH! WHAT DO YOU MEAN? IT HAS A VERY HAPPY ENDING ! EVERYBODY KNOWS THAT © ° OH'THIS wAS WORSE es PATCH THINGS UP ALL RIGHT ! A PICNIC IN THE 7\ AND I'M SURE THAT | COUNTRY //2 » FI’LL BE ABLE TO |WE'LL TAKE THE ABOUT. THAT WILL BE PERFE! oh, NOW | REMEMBER ! | WONDERED WHAT BECAME OF THAT CHANGE. | REMEMBEE. PERFECTLY JUST How IT HAPPENED SuppoSE THE “TAILOR HAD FoUND IT INSTEAD oF ME 7z TAKE IT EASY, OLIVER-| LLL ATTEND TO THIS JOB . ARS. LOOK AT YOUR EYE? Reg.U.S Pat OfF.: 37 Copyright, 1935, by Chicago N.Y. News Syndicate, —By GENE BYRNES NOT THE BOOK 1 WAS READIN'ON ACCOUNTA HOOLIGANS GOAT CAME | ALORNG AN’ ETT THE LAS SIX PAGES * WAL, THET'S WHY LUKE LEFT HIT OUTTA ™