Evening Star Newspaper, September 14, 1936, Page 34

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1936.. True Storles of G-Men Activities Based on Records of the Federal Barean of Investigation—bodified in the Public Interest, “c2si¢7e¢ U- 8. Fatent omce. —By REX COLLIER 1 L JACK HAMILTON TO MICHIGAN ¢ N\ WHEN A SHERIFP DHONED WIS SUSPICIONS TO. PE CHCALS. ?m.omc: AGENTS PLEW OUT OLetger Sydcae €35 WITH A TUE TTO INVESTIGATE. The Inexpensive Method. Do You know, | T TRAT WHEN | | BET You HAVENT. | SAY Tasr wkeN | | AR Cooren, TRATS WHAT ! | [(uuaT 15 ThERE TRATS Funny ABouT ANOTHER SUMMER (OMES — ANGTIER SUMMER CoMES ILL | [ BE INDEPENDENT OF THE s W PLEASE?(— = WEATHER., BY GolLLy ! You'! E — i : HAVE THIS HOUS! = fl YOURE ALWAYS PLANNING 4 ’ c= | OH, YES. Oh, DONT MAKE| | _——"_} \VE HEARD 2 ME LAUGH! THIS BEFORE SUMMER. IMPROVEMENTS I-IIA'.I*-‘ “WE'LL NEED ABOUT $1,000 FOR FURNITURE AND $2 FOR THE MARRIAGE LICENSE. HE'S GOT THE $2.” LETTER-OUT BY CHARLES H. JOSEPH. LAPSE TOMATO I Letter-Out for a principle. .._—__l____— : - ; 0, - TH i POOR MR.HALK- I BECAUSE HE EYALETS Ty e aps e LETS e m nfi\« ':\:s ;Eso&gv N HE'S SUCH A ONCE, WAS THAT F You NOPE THE ReAL | BETAKING § MV D 3 LOVAL SouL- MANS _FRIEND- T R £ ~ = = - Letter-Out and he does this for MgoNT LET = NO HURRY . ARE THE HERO PICTURE= B ONE OF TH T)EPS- A%Q%QR%':\%- 'ROM BACK WITI E REAL . 3 4 SINGER service. 4 o | IN"THE RO, RERLLY, CKMASKED] -Out for th the Ro- DENOTES I i Suniabea. ™ IAioRRow THAT HORRIBLE MAN I Letter-Out and market, 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” 1t is one to whom money is paid. Answer to SICIE LETTER-OUT. GARDEN 2| COMPARED |O| Wit o e , oW B 9 B¥ous, . SHOVEL I V Letter-Out and we hate to have / 7 " : these in our clothes. HOLES TOLLER N Letter-Out and he did that on & Tampage. RAGED E Letter-Out and fishermen do this. Letter-Out and they are sepa- i I TELL YA, LEW, 5| LAUNDERS I Ll T asunoer _ ‘—\ TH' PROMOTER, “ONE MAN GANG” (Copyright. 1936.) Daily Cross-Word quzle Copyright, g0 an;un(-x. Y. News Syndicate, Ine. Success Guaranteed. FIND PUDDINHEAD . . oH,no! NoT You DONT ALL I HAFTA DO IS IN A HURRY UNYIL YOUu KEYCHY- KETCH, . MARCH OUT OF THE FOR ME AND THE PENNIES FIND Mom { wWITH Two z ° STORE WITH A BAG 1L Give You AND ILL FIND "™/ 1S5 spPor PENNIES g _ OF CANDY AN’ WHEREVER TF'::O :lu:mt: / CASH ON DELIVERY .FIRSYT . o P HE COMES FROM ~ L OURSELF : ; I CANT FAIL 1 HES ALWAYS RIGHT AT ~ = 7 ¢ THE ODOOR LAVIN’ FOR ME / T e s l . Bcene of Republican convention, 1936. . Cutting implement. - Hoomnaompwpn e WAL, TELL 'EM T© CLOSE THER EYES WHEN WE COME TO A CURVE LIKE KNOW T =BuT TH' GUY ACROSS ™’