Evening Star Newspaper, November 23, 1935, Page 27

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1935. B—I11 — e e e e S . B11 As : — —— T Ry, NOW TO GET OUT THE THE TRAIN'S GET ABOARD/ OTHER SIDE OF THIS TRAIN-- COMING NOW.NICK-= PULL OFF THESE FALSE KEEP THAT WHISKERS==~AND GET TOGETHER AND / BACK TO TOWN-=-T. HAVE THE BOYS ’ Sl AM GETTING STAND READY.’ G || R SOMEWHERE NOw/ Y [ rzzz22] 3 AND THATS Ko SNAP. Now, JUST How muck Now, ITS EASY To PIcK ouT |- BUT IF You HAVENT, THEN ITS A CASE Do Yol THik | OUGHT To SPEN> Fok A (oAT € A-FUR COAT IFYou HAVE [~+ OF GETTNG SoMETHNG ThaT LOOKS ALL THE MONEY INTHE WorLD €ooD AND OF GETTING (T CHEAP Sw:r_(":v;::; Zir"f_'f_;y HAVE AS HoSTESS HERE © “WHERE ARE YOU WEARING YOUR EYEBROWS THIS WINTER?" LETTER-OUT BY CHARLES H. JOSEPH. Letter-Out and that's where we eat. 'FARCES | SYRIA | DEFIANT | I Letter-Out and they keep Einstein fae 2 l Letter-Out to keep back. 3 Letter-Out and it's rather rough l waveling. 4 HAVE THEY STARTED SHOOTIN' EARLY l Letter-Out and its & marmstive. | 5 'I;:;&JS:??E PLUMBING SILEED YESTeROR "t HeRR OYSTER I WOULDN'T BLAME NOBODY FOR R letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word (i 5 o called efrgx? v; Otrrlxi :me coluumn. Print the letter in center column opposite BEASTS PLENTY ROOM the word you have removed it from. If you have “Lettered-Out” correctly 1t will spell what you use at target practice. Answer to Yesterday’s LETTER-OUT. B Letter-Out and & crowd does it. E Letter-Out for a fall. MUTABLE |A | e Letter-Out and a kidnaper holds SHORTAGE | R| ™" ylerace Letter-Out for the time waster. GRILLADE |G | sk E Letter-Out and the air is filled UNDOES l | WIS SOUND r THERE'S SOMETHIN' PHONEY i AS FOR THE CROWDS IT'S MAMIE’S (DEA MOON - WILLIE- RUN OUT AND GET ABOUT THIS JOINT- EVER SINCE v =‘RE GETTIN', THEY THE HUMAN ART GALLERY ME TWO DOLLARS WORTH ool (10300 MAMIE GIVE MAGIK THAT CHECK WOULDN'T EVEN ELOPED WITH THE ; OF EASTER EGG DYES* FOR $ 9000% NOBODY’S PACK A TELEPHONE BEARDED LADY AND & I'LL HAVE ONE MADE - SEEN HIDE NOR HAIR __ el BOOTH— WELL, MAMIE MADE ME OUT OF MOON IN Daily Cross-Word Puzzle OF THE MAN & e narear L STWENTY MINGTES! 7 A TATTOOED BUNDLE BY, THE STRING, PINHEAD. IT MIGHT BE DISASTEROUS/ == Acr¢ 1. Official seal. 6. Jeer, 30. Fine powder. 14. More crippled. 15. Annulment. 17. White poplar. 18. Coach dog. 19. Sheer. . Making 3 20. Interdiction. 3 3 21, Rhythm. i MESCAL IKE. B2. Faithful. e B e . 24. Within: Combining form. z PERCY PIFFLE, WIT PEARS TO ME YUMRE ACAULISNG \‘1" 26. StilL . Belief, THIS HERE COURT A HEAP OF BOTHER AAS TROUBLE. ST RA DN o . YUMRE CHARGED WITH ASPITTIN' ON T SIDEWALK. AN /2 - : - - 60 AN DEMAND A JURY 80. Electrified particles, : ¢ : S 82. To render Italian, 5 . i T OVER WITH. DO YUH &Y 5 35, Footless. 39. French painter. 40. Three: Prefix. 8. Touch lightly. 4 #9. Exclamation indicating contempt. 2. Knocks. B4. Book of maps. 66, Architectural plam: French. Be. Luxuriant. 2, Pen name of Charles Lamb. 62. Having a good memory. 64. On the stern. deck. 86. Written compositions. - d : TOO MANY PATRONS e Eg% Sgg}i FOIL THEATER ROBBERY . : ©o00 Rossians __52/:_&_2-_ g AL oot e . AR d = UILTTIR EITIS! [REMV OMML [EINO AICIT] IOWNIRDIAIUIBIS| [AIUITIOICIR]AIT] UiS] [ARIAIRINHIE [RIA} LEE NS DL YIEDDY]