Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1935, Page 32

) F8—12 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1935. ' MODERN MAIDENS DAN DUNN. Secret Operative 48 —By NORMAN MARSH LISTEN, Bi6 BOY DICK HAD BEEN TRVING YOU TELL ME HOW--WE GET "EM INTO THE COUNTRY ALL RIGHT---BUT IT'S GETTING 'EM AWAY FROM THE PLANT AND INTO THE CITY THAT'S DANGEROUS /! THE PLACE YOU'RE WRONG 15 IN NOT BEING CAREFUL S0 THAT You BRINGING IN SEVEN DON'T HAVE TO SHOOT: "FOREIGNERS IN THE ELSE WILL GET SUSPICIoUS ! ANYTRING YOU NEED To KNow ABOUT CookiNGg ¥ PLENTY, | GUESS. | THOUGHT | KNEW |~ ALCT, BUT | DonT BY TvE WAY ~Do You MIND \F | STAY ©UT for DINNER A COUPLE OF NIGHTS THIiS WEEk @ OH, No. | KNow ALL ABoUT THAT. THIS 1S HIGHER EDUCATION *“YOU BEPTER HURRY UP AND MARRY HIM BEFORE HE FINDS OUT THAT ALL YOU CAN COOK IS SANDWICHES.” LETTER-OUT Letter-Out and an inexperienced speaker feels that way. UNCOVERS | _&THE_L__—._____ LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE. UNLACE ' | B e s e (s — % l Letter-Out and it's bribery money. ‘O‘U'&ANIAFJF?‘EG?VEER A" Letter-Out and it is the strongest light. K WELL- L IN THIS SWELL ; WELL- b P wanT- - whHAT S L ! P b JUST TELL THE HE TALKS- BUT THE IDEA? WHERE'S (3] 1 I ItE DON' HAVE GREAT PLANS SAVE OUR LIVES MR UPDOWN? 4 o 4 -J| FOR YOU- YES, INDEED-, SANDY~- WE MUSTN‘T, 2y GREAT PLANS- FORGET THAT- BLOOMED BLOUSED | I Letter-Out and it's twice as much. 5 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 1t will spell what the schoolboy does just before exams. . Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. OGRESS MEASURES | A| 3 G Letter-Out and June is the month, I I ROSES Letter-Out and he starts again. RESUMES Letter-Out snd they do some ABSTRUSE | U | S&"&ihgle o8 manas 215 e SABER NURSE ILL SAY YOU ARE NOW YOU CAN BUY US ANY NAW- LET'S FLIP A COIN 70 SEE WHO TIcKET BUYS EM. J 0 ot A Letter-Out and they are ash b LOOKS LIKE | E ' URNS THIS BAER-LOUIS FIGHT WiLL BE A SELLOUT MOON- GIVE (Copyright. 1935.) WELL,GO AHEAD- I'LL TAKE REG’LAR FELLERS. WELL, WHATS THAT GOT TO DO WITH FISHIN' ? ON ACCOUNTA 1I'™M GOIN’ FISHIN' TOMORRER ! WHAT ARE YOU SETTIN' THOSE MOUSE-TRAPS ALL OVER THE HOUSE FOR ? 1 SAYS DADGUMMIT, CANTCHA HEAR TH' WHISTLE ?.. ARE YUH - DEAF OR SOMETHIN SO WS TSI 9 oot i . £) Z \ . 5 : Swindler: slang. . . { R 2 o Yoy exaov. f . ¢ Jespiser. . : Her. oFF ' 5 i Amphitheater. . ns. 7 — = 5( m‘:" 7 Asian, PING UP WITH THE JONESES.” Ancient Poor Law. The poor law of Queen Elizabeth's ;‘:nflea.hwm';no )} f.h:‘c'l';lmb’t:’tli“:;l v es to supply the able-| un- OLIISMILISISTT INIGIAIL M loyed with all kinds . 3 . PN ERBOLARMSIGOH |t for vt laor. 1, nempar| [IF 7643 therds nothing [SITIATIO/RIMLIOIOIPHIQILIE] | wool for spinning and weaving: iron else to do— HIOIGINII [B] [SUEMPYIR] and timber for handicrafts and even And yet it's one thiflg gfigfi%fl‘] [DARMEE land for cultivation—somewhat like n the ‘wee a ) T Yo INIS all my life . GOOD LA CanN KEEP 7 s A SECRET, BOWERS,OL’ 8oy ? what we are doing today. Gold Standard Failed. At a very remote date China ap- pears to have tried the gold standard i A C A =] EIRII [GEIRIOININTII | 3 RIATIEMICIRIEIP[I T SlLIAIMIEE NTITICIEMEINIT] ard failed to maintain it, owing nrco- ably to the uncertain and fluctuating supply of the metal from the mines and the absence of an active foreign commerce to make good a deficiency & surplus. » or dispose of