Evening Star Newspaper, September 28, 1936, Page 30

THE EVENING WAR ON CRIME— The Gang Scatters! STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1936. B—12 l MODERN MAIDENS l Federat Buveay of Invenicution-sogined in the Pabile Interest, 2+t 0. 8 paent omee. —By REX COLLIER OK.7 YOU CAN GO AHEAD, BUT DONT DRVE SOFAST WEREATTER/ v SRR f‘é : 5 Qi HNmDJ&‘f HAMILTON WAS IOUSLY WOUNDED IN THE LITTLYE S SPLITTING UP AFTER THEIR ESCAPE TROM THE LITTLE Al N AND POLICF WATCHED ALL MAN L F “ z i DILUNGER GANG. | [ BOUEMIA INN, |OF HE SIN LAKE RESION YOR THE MR. AND MRS. Something Just as Good. N\ No,You wiL. NOT! Tieres 1 DO WisH Youp TAKE BETER NO SUCH RUSH AS ALL THAT ! “THEY NEED EVERY SORT OF CARE OF YOUR. FINGER NAILS ! ATreXTioN —TRIMMING, CLEANING, PoLISHING ! HERE'! | BOUGHT You A POCKET NAIL FILE AND A CASE To KEEP IT IN. You OWE ME FIFTEEN CENTS - ‘ = RIGHTo! IiL Go SEE A MANICURE “TomorroW ~ % 2 |, & el R T e f/f/////’f// e ///4;;//)3 % 7 N~ - Y 28 “EXCUSE ME A SECOND. JANIE'S SENDING UP THE DISTRESS SIGNAL.” LETTER-OUT BY CHARLES H. JOSEPH. “\NKLES l Letter-Out and it is not erect, LIMNERS I Letter-Out and he's pleasant. Golden Fleece. GIVE= GIVE= GIVE---- ENODOW THIS WORTHY CAUSE- AID THAT NOBLE CHARITY=- SUBSCRIBE YO THIS DRIVE FOR BE SECURE- INVEST IN REAL ESTATE- FIFTY SURE WAYS TO _MAKE A FORTUNE=- WELL, IT APPEARS THERE'S R FIRST TIME, I'VE GOT AS MUCH AS A_POST CARD IN THIRTY ¥ EARS= HM-M- 1 DON'T K.JOW ANYBODY WHOD STOOL Letter-Out and & lot of money is | MAIL! A BUSHEL OF IT, JACKs WHY, HELLO, CHARLEY- WHAT'S THIS? MAIL | Letter-Out and he travels. COVERS SLINKER 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 1t means to hit. l Letter-Out and they traverse the seas. Answer to Saturday's LETTER-OUT. AIMED | A | Letter-Out .n;l::;; are thin. FEASTED | § %fi:l:;;gul and it means you are ROAMING | 0 TANDEM | N | DEFEAT (Copyright, 1936.) Daily Cross-Word Puzzle this way. MARGIN Letter-Out and they are bound. MATED . A spigot. . Arabian garments. . Beetle-shaped amulet. . Ttalian condiment. . Constellation, . Mountain in Armenia. 5. Till. . South American republic. . Beach tent. . At the stern. . Human race. . Sun god. . Ancient seat of Irish kings. . Tapestry. . Manifestation. . Green precious stone: obs. . Biblical region. . A pure number. . God of the hearth. . Large and hollow. 3. Youth. . Pertaining to a branch. . Evergreen shrub. . Philippine Negrito. . Moorish tabor, . Manuscripts: abbr. Down. . Peopled: Hindu. . Rodent. . Literary scraps. . Judgment seat. . Fairy queen. . Fish. . Father of Leah and Rachel. . A lath, . Forbidden city of Tibet, . Poets. . Short-eared mastiff, . Asunder. . Sour. . Southern State. . Siamese coins, . Learned men. . Beat: colloq. . Babylonian fish-god. . Mineral spring. . Layer of tissue in certain fungi. . Cane: var. . Oriental nurse. . Before: French. . Bleat. . First man. . Climbing fish. . Tibetan monk. . Disfigure. . Gelatinous substance obtained . Marriage announcement. from seaweed. . Express gratitude for. . Nonsense. . Bend down. . Wine vessel. . Perched. . Search through. . Monetary unit of British India. . Sugar cane after juice has been . Wading bird. pressed: var. . Sandarac tree. . Sunken fence. . Viscous fluid. . Small breed of hen. . Swordlike Asiatic weapons. . Chronological record of events. . Scene of Christ’s first miracle, . Scraps: Scot. . High, in music. . Former frontier district of S.E. . Fifteenth-century collars. Answer to Yesterday’s Puzzle. I SEERNRD (TG [EERT N T oleq U TNoX] 300 7] Hungary. . Wife of Abraham. . Ancient tale. . River in British East Africa. . Disconcert. . Feminine name. . Hebrew measure, Hurried. Twin-Coached Teams Tie. SHELBY, Ohio ®.—William Query, coach of the Shelby High | | School team, pitted his gridders d | against the Willward, Ohio, team coached by his twin brother, David Query. Another pair of twins, Craig and Clarence Tanner, played on the Willward team. Both coaches—or neither, as you will—were The game ended in & 13-13 tie, - SOME OF IT LOOKS PRETTY & IMPORTANT= |3 MOON MULLINS. e One Man @ANG'S VICTORY IN HIS FIRST PROFESSIONAL WFIGHT WiTH SLAUGHTERHOUSE” BUTZ WAS AN OCCASION TO CELEBRATE AND UNCLE WILLIE MULLINS GOT FULL OF. BRIGHT IDEAS AMONG OTHER THINGS - YAS-suH/ o i _ News S REG’LAR FELLERS. DIDJA EVER SEE PINHEAD STAND ON HIS HANDY ? MOON'S OKAY IN HIS WAY- BUT, FOKSH, IF I WAS MANAGIN “TH' ONE MAN GANG" HE'D_HAVE THE BESHT MAN DAMAGER, YESHSIR- BESHT MANAGER IN THE WOLE WHIDE WHORLD. ANYBODY CAN DO THAY HES WOUNNAFUL/ JED BUTTS WAS GLILTY ON THET HOSS STEALIN Impulsea dark and emotions strange Are buried deep in the mind of man, And the only way I can govern mine Is- by “understanding them fl UPLIFT---- AND HERE- OWN A GOLD MINE---- MADE IN NOW STAY oUT! I DON'T WANTA 8E BOTHERED THROWIN' YOU OUTTA HERE AGAIN'. Brotherly Admiration. NOT LIKE PINHEAD/ HE'S THE CHAMPEEN OF THE WORLD/ 1 LOVE To see M po-x/ YEAH, THEY FINED HIM JEN DOLLARS YOURE UP PRETTY LATE, BINOG — THE SANDMAN Wil BE AETER MILLIONS olL=--- MISTER, THIS MAN'S MY FRIEND- Z COMS OUT HERE [ AN 4/ GWAN, PINHEAD/ SHOW JIMMIE HOW GOOD You CAN Do IT/ HE WONY BLEEVE BUT HOW, COULD THEY DO THET.T VED COULDNT HAVE STOLE THE HOSS AS LONG AS HE PROVED HE WAS A New Version!! WHY, DON'T YOU KNOW WHERE TH’' SANDMAN PUTS HIS SAND - WHEN YOURE ASLEEP? i NO EXCUSE THESE DAYS FOR ANYONE NOT TO BE AT LEAST A BILLIONAIRE - DON'T G\VE THE GUY A THIN DIME - HE GET S PAID FOR DOIN' THAT/! Now, D'YA KETCH ON7? WAL, THEY FIGURED JED WOULD HAVE DONE 1T IF HE HAD BEEN 1N TOWN —By POP MOMAND TLL BET I know!! IN AUNTY CLARICES