Evening Star Newspaper, July 7, 1936, Page 30

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1936. ‘B-10 | WAR ON CRIME— Another Raid Planned! I MODERN MAIDENS I : ? : True Stories of G-Men Activities Based on Records of the Federal Burean of InvestigationModified in the Public Interest "**r*¢ U & racnonee. —By REX COLLIER WASHINGTON ORDERED RAIDS AT MEMPHIS AND COLE=, MAN- OUR JOB IS TO FIND THOSE FURS AT COLEMAN'S FARM . ‘FURS' IS UNDERWORLD SLANG FOR MONEY - THAT MEANS KELLYS SHARE OF y i 795 ) ELL) . ]| MR WENT TO CASS COLEMANS| T0 COTO FARM BUT GOT SCARED AND TURNE.D RS TI ROUND WITHOUT GETTING THE FURS. 5 HAD ME GO HE SENT TELEGRAMS AT: FT.WORTH , ALONG WITH RiM 7 52 | |AND PUT ME ONATRAIN FOR HOME. . Sentiment in Reverse = | NEVER HEAR THAT CAT YolLING Do Ybu KNow HATTAlffis OVER THE FENCES BUT | THINK @ ME BACK — THAT CATS OF PoOR ©LD TEDDY, CRYIN® VOICE IS EXACTLY THE —To BE LET IN ’ . SAME AS ONE WE HAD : You 7 1904 T AP AN Rt Rt Joe! THAT CAT IS SCRATCHING WHERE You PLANTED TioSE Seeps! auick ! aive me v SEMETHING | CAN ARE SENTIMENTAL ' —ABoUT CATS | HEAR A CAT YOoWLING — IF THATS WHAT You MEAN HOME WHEN | WAS A KID *NOW, GERTIE. YOU MUSTN'T BELIEVE EVERYTHING YOU SEE.” LETTER-OUT BY CHARLES H. JOSEPH. Letter-Out and when a card player does that he is out of the game. PATCHES | GLEANER | VALUE | TRICKIEST | COHORT | | Letter-Out and you exasperate. Lookie! Lookie! Lookie! biooa JHE'S A BIG-SHOT, WHAT DOES Fon, 1sNT_HE N OH, LOOK- HE see ime R AL RIGHT- AR HE Do FoR A HANDSOME B CARRIES A CANE- A 2 MAN - — 4 HIS NAME PLANS TO N/ LL LOOKIN' 5 WHAT'S TH' SWFEE._LER- IN" B NOTHIN' | GUESS- | DO WISH | COULD §| MATTER WITH AND HE CAN M GET MY CHARLEY Tod HIMZ HE T AFFORD 1T- (7} WEAR A FLOWER IN || DONT LOOK Hl i €= | | CRIPPLED HIS BUTTONHCLE o ME GEE, SANDY-- THAT STRANGER SURE HAS GOT ‘EM TALKIN- BUT SOME TOWNS ARE LIKE A SMALL PUDDLE- IT DOESNT TAKE MUCH OF A FROG TO MAKE AN AWFUL BIG SPLASH IN 'EM~- | Letter-Out for the valley. l Letter-Out and it's more gummy. ‘ Letter-Out and this is a light. 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 you will have the name of a god from the lower world. Answer to Yesterday: LETTER-OUT. DIMITY that way. TIMID. l Y | Letter-Out and a shy man is CREMONA |O| sveigataipds ™ BRIAREUS | [J | Hiros e e wew DRIBLET I T I umr-ont;:;;;e can use it. NIOON MULL[NS. Letter-Out and it's covered. "f'yl CATHODE | H]| iy e 1 You HINTED | q SORTA HINTED NOBODY NEVER TAMED (Copyright, 1936.) ks TO MAMIE'S ALION WITH A FEW BROTHER THAT THINGS'D'BE MEEK WORDS, DID THEY? MORE PLEASANT IF HE LEFT. CALL MY B$OTHER A wiLL You? I PUT HECTOR OUTTA PINKEY’S PLACE LAST. WEEK SO I GUESS I CAN THROW HIM OUTTA OUR HOUSE/ N THIS WEEK: 2 THAT'S GIVING 1T TO HM, WOULDJA MIND DRIVIN/ ME DOWN TO 28I PINEAPPLE AVENUE? 1 GOT A Blg HOLE IN MY PANTS/! ACROSS. Literary drudge. . A handle. . Crustacean. Folds. . Unbleached. 5. Dimness. . Vacant. . Swollen. 2 . Greek letter. . Capricious. . Worthless; Bib. . Eight-armed cephalapod. . Muezzin’s call to prayer. . Wrong. . Zone. . Revel. : %xczé . Overlooked. . Therefore. . Oriental hospice. . Tuneful. . Cupid. . Oral. . Talons. . Low fragrant plants. . Turkish flag. Sly: . Lens. . Foot ball fleld. . Grain sorghum of India. . 3 Scot. . Spoliations. . Bengal hemp. . Among. . Clutch. . Shore bird. . Rant. . Jury. . Edible mud worms. . Vanquishes. . Authoritative statements. . Dried up. 36. Choose. . Pertaining to the first Jewish high . Town in Italy. priest. 40. Occupants. . Spacious. . Soothe. . But; Simp. Sp. . To put a new label on. . Chinese wax insect. . French writer. . Cardinal number. . Baffling. = . Kind of window. . Spoken. : Anoint. . Mysterious. . Exploit, . Hole. Answer to Yesterday's Purzle. LIEIG]1 [SILIATIE] E] EEB@EBE% ISITERISHMSIT] TS A LI} [T[1 | . EIORNEMRIAG] O e L0 EMEENE] [S] JEIVIAL [UIATE]D] gg%fl@m@fi:fl E[SISIED] ipled. . Queen of the gods. R | Herb of the mustard family, . The same kind. . Make a lace edging. GIVER MAKES PROFIT Ice Cream Sent to Children’s Hos- pital on Bad Check. KANSAS CITY (#).—When Louis Feinberg discovered the well-dressed stranger, Who sent 10 gallons of ice cream to the 115 boys and girls at Children’s Mercy Hospital here, had given him a worthless check, he rushed to the institution. The children had eaten five gallons, My days are o rush, [SIE| |but Feinberg salvaged five. The , who received $2630 in change, disappeared. w confusion, a clatter, YES, MR. BOWERS-MY| [ BINO, I THOUGHT WE WILLIE SAYS YOU OUR LITTLE SECRET WERENT GOING TO GIVE —By POP MOMAND OH, I DIDNT GIVE IT AWAY, DADDY! I TRADED IT TO HIM FOR SOME MARBLES!!