Evening Star Newspaper, August 26, 1935, Page 26

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B—10 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 1935. MR. AND MRS. Secret Operative 48 —By NORMAN MARSH TS WHAT A WOMAN OUGHT Te EXPECT, | SupPosE You SIT THERE AND NEVER OFFER To HELP WITH A SINGLE THING You MIGHT HAVE ASKED INTHE FIRST PLACE WITHoUT LETTING ME Do EVERY THING WELL, BUT WHAT IS IT Yol WANT ME To DO T OH—ITS ALL DONE NoW. AND You COULDNT HAVE DONE T, ANYWAY THEN WHY GALL ME Down For NOT ASKING ¥ 8-26 ovmTaLr 11 Ten R “HE SAYS, AT HEART, HE'S REALLY THE BACHELOR TYPE!" LETTER-OUT BY CHARLES H. JOSEPH. Letter-Out and they separate FORTRESS | | & ELYSIAN COAXERS | CHETAH | RUINED | 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 {t will spell the kind of an income we thought we had until it moved, Letter-Qut and it's the way to approach a problem. I Letter-Out and it's vulgar, | Letter-Out and it's hennery busi~ ness. Letter-Out and you become ac- l customed to hardship. Answer to Saturday’'s LETTER-OUT. ] I Letter-Out and he needs a foot le. EMBRASURE | B | ¥t sonen l R Letter-Out and all churchmen have one. BELIEF I l Letter-Out and a madman does it. FEBRILE RAVES VARIES CRESTED | D| ®=s&®wge n ™ ™ Letter-Out and you see it in pic- HEADINGS | E| W™ (Conyright 1035.) Daily Cross-Word Puzzle > 92638 MOON MULLINS. or .. Pat O Fepericht. 1935 by Chicspe me-N Y. News Syndicate. REG’LAR FELLERS. AH- MY TREASURE ROOM- THE_ONE PLACE WHERE | AM ABSOLUTELY SAFE FROM ATTACK- EVEN FR( THE RAPACIOUS POWER OF SUCH DEMAGOGUES AS CLAPT YOU IMBECILE, I SAID THAT wE HAD A LETTER FROM MOONSHINE WANTIN' US TO INVEST $10,0002 IN SOME FOOL INVENTION OF HIS, AND DID You THINK I'D BE SAP ENOUGH TO DO IT? ——AND YOU SAID VES BEh Shock to Nervous System HA! HA' HA! CLAPTRAP- HIS KIND THINK THEY NOW MAYBE YOU CAN CONCENCRAKE ON WHAT I'M SAYIN' TO YOU!/ £~ :ross. . Sum of the sides of a figure. . Speeder. . Administrative. . Yawning. . Small bags. . Non-citizen in Attica. . Silkworm. . Pinches. . French coin. ata. ast. . Town in Central India. d. d. . Genius of candytufts. . Coward. . Convert into paradise. . Frightened. . A square measure, . Spanish hero. . Reparation. . Rustic epithet. . Mine door. . Woocy shelled fruits. . Elder son of Bele. . Town in Panay, P. I . Italian town. . Corded fabric. . Masculine name. . Marked off into interstices. . Embanked road. . Sober. . Stories. . Necessary. Down. . Through. . Devonshire river. SR i!fi)%iw- A 1 i JLITTLILENR] L 308 ISPAILILIMADIRI GIAL! 2 R ANRE AN AN TIEES TIANEF T OO THSHET L] I WISHT IT wAsNT RAININ! 1’D GO OUT IN A MINIT AN'LD START A GAME OF BALL . Steep, as flax. . Coldest. . An abrupt point on a leaf. . Small carrying case. . Sesame. . Night. , . Dwell. . Butts. . Epoch. . Unequivocal. . Living luxuriously. . Return. . Chrysolite. . Praises. . Jargon of nonsensical wprds. . Emotionally exciting. . Proceed. . Solar disk. . Cultivates flowers. In bed. . Dutch physician. . Flock of herons. . Jog. . Eras. . Withdraws. . Change. . Go. . Adjust. . Troja1 beauty. caws. . Tie up. . Scrutinize. . Printing measures. . Sparoid fish of China. . Greek letter. - Spanish preposition. WANTS FEDERAL B. A. A. Manager of Team Asks Base Ball Adjustment Administration. WHY DONTCHA NUTHIN' DOIN"! COME OVER HERE AN’ HELP ME ME PUTTIN' JIGSAW PUZZLES TOGETHER ! YOU DONT KETCH THIS IS NQ JIGSAW PUZZLE! ITS YOUR TICKET TO THE STRAWBERRY ICE CREAM AN’ COCONUT CAKE FESTIVAL THAT I TORE UP BY ACCIDENT -, Sann QUICK, MOM ! A GLASS OF WATER! PINHEAD JUS' FAINTED! 8 It’s a Good Trick—if Eddie Does It

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