Evening Star Newspaper, October 12, 1936, Page 28

STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1936. B—I2 MODERN MAIDENS THE EVENING WAR ON CRIME—Crime’s Object Lesson. T e e e rone Restatersd 0. 8 Patent ois. —By REX COLLIER MUTILATED FINGERPRINT. WGE! NDLED-T R TAIRIC | MW Rm&us%“‘wneuumm WHERE HE HAD IT DONE/| |ARE PLENTY OFSIMILARITIES O CLINCH m:vmflcumu/ FOUR SHOTS FROM THE PISTOLS OF TUREE FB.l. AGENTS ENDED THE MAD CAREER, OF JOWN DILLINGER , © Ledoer Syndicate €49, 5 DILLINGESS GUN AN INSBECTOR TOOK IMPRESS| NOY Gnmflafl?’lmfiib FINGERPRINTS o IDWESTERN MAD Dos ARE N TE F.B,). CRIME MUSEUM AT WASHINGTON ~ A GRIM OBJECT LESSON YOR WOULD-BE CRIMINALS . D 1336 N7, TRIGUNE, c WHAT AM | DOING € JUST = FixiNe TRINGS CANT You SIT DOWN<S WHENEVER ) WANT To TALK. To You, . You ALWAYS WALK AROUND STRAIGHTENINGs PICTORES T 0 T 4 7. a5 higrt Rt ©0-12 “AFTER LOOKING OVER MY FALL WARDROBE, FATHER SAYS THE JONESES WILL HAVE A TOUGH TIME KEEPING UP WITH ME.” LETTER-OUT BY CHARLES H, JOSEPH. | Letter-Out and we call him an actor. 1| PANTHEISM | DUELING | SINGULAR | HOLER | | B e STIFLE | Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word galled 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 it comes with power. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE. Letter-Out and he jumped fore | ward. ¥ | WONDER- ANYWAY, YOU § SURE MADE A HIT WITH ME=- fl THIS ISN'T ANY PALACE- JUST d TWO ROOMS OVER AN OLD STABLE, BUT HALF OF ANYTHING ] 'VE GOT_ IS YOURS, KID, AS ¥ LONG AS You ANT Letter-Out and it pertains to an h( RDAY ANNIE WAS TAKEN I island. UNDER THE WING OF OLD GINGER, THE FLOWER SELLER= YES- | DO NEED ALL THE DIMES | CAN GET= YOU BOUGHT Pl A FLOWER JUST TO B8 W BE KIND- . AND YOU il GAVE IT AwWAY TO OLD BLINKEY- THAT WAS KIND, TOO~ NO, | WOULDNT WISH YOU THAT- f BUT IT SURE DOES A GIVE YOU WHAT IT TAKES To SIZE UP STRANGERS IN A HURRY= WELL, You SURE GOT R MY NUMBER, 7| GINGER- | FIGGERED YOU NEEDED THAT DIME- P BUT How COULD YOU TELL | GAVE YOU My HA? HA! wAT A TILL YOU'VE BEEN p4 MAKING YOUR PITCH ON ONE |/ CORNER FOR [ TWENTY YEARS, ANNIE=- Letter-Out and you find them in offices. Answer to Saturday’s LETTER-OUT. Letter-Out and he needs snow. SLEDDER I A Letter-Out for a foot ball term. PUNT MEDDLERS | M | UNAPT Letter-Out and he holds in ven- PRESERVE | P | &> 00 tees Letter-Out and he welcomed re- SPLATTER | L | %™ fypsrer Letter-Out and solash water Aw' [1 1H’NK WASHES | E | == swaem MOON MAKES A GCoD MANAGER, MR MULLINS MOON MULLINS. GEE' I DIDN'T KNOW YOUD EVER FOUGHT TERRY MGOVERN, MR MULLINS SAY HE_ M WILLIE WAS A WAITER FOUGHT THEN AND HE SPILLED WILLIE’ GRAVY ON MR McGOVERN'S FANCY VEST- HA-HA-HAHA !/ HE WAS SO WRAPPED UP IN BANDAGES 1 THOUGHT WILLIE WAS A MUMMY WHEN THEY CARRIED HIM IN THE IN HIS OWN DUMB WAY, YES-BUT MY DEAR ONE MAN GANG, WHAT YOU NEED IS A EXPERIENCED MANAGER-NOW, 1 PERSONALLY KNOW THE FIGHT RACKET: KNOW |T FROM BACK IN THE TIME WHEN 1 FOUGHT THE TERRIBLE TERRY MGOVERN. (OCopyright. 1936.) Daily Cross-Word Puzzle ' FPEEC PP E! PI°] ~5 o ~Ree U S P of. opyright, 1936. by Chicage e e by ey THERE THE NAME OF THE > ANMAL THAT HAS NO ANIMAL THE MAIR GROW ON] LIKE TRav S THE HNJSIOE ! S THESE SMART, KIND, 1 PINMHEADY YOU RN THE NAMES OF AlL THE ANIMALS ? Across. Down. . Small piece of ground. . Combining form for air. . To locate. . Forcible. . An igneous rock. s ) . Growing out, 1012, . Number. . The end. . Sets of bells musically tuned. . Defile. . To suit. . Band. . English court. . Feebleminded. . Flexible tubing. . Resin tree. . Specific quality. . Caddoan tribesman. . To smarten up. s ‘Where, Oh, Where Can He Be? . Masked sportmaker. . Headless cabbage. . To whistle. . Thin strip of wood. . Historic town in Virginia. . Money disks. . Medicine pill. . River in Turkestan. . Reverberated sound, . To secure closely. . Pedantic person. . Beverage. . Pertaining to salt. . Immature. . Comformable. . Spanish chaperon. . To a great extent. . To pass over or by. Laures. : Flower garden. . To acknowledge. . Custom. . To defeat disastrously. . To change place. . Ancient Greek dialect. . Very large. . Nobleman. . To decree. . Grafted: Her. Answer to Yesterday’s Pussle. BeRECHECAC IS E > LS] RIEEViE] PR SIS PRATE] N D ER] . Free or open spack. . Domestic slave. . Dam. . Fronts of armies. . Javanese tree. . To paralyze. . Fragment. . French common soldier. . Vessel. . To ascend. . Bewitching. . Foreign. . Signature marks. . To convey. . To pass or ooze through. . To defend. . To support. . Sudden outburst. . Less hasty. . Straight. . Necromancy. . Humid. . Cry of bacchanal, . Concavity. . The hog deer. . Varicolored horse. . To impair by inaction. . Feminine suffix. . Male descendant. Business Never Halts. LEWES, Del. (#).—A barber wanted to move his shop, but he hated to take time out to do it. So he loaded the shop, lock, stock 3 P| | and barrel, onto greaged wooden beams and started down the street. En route—they moved it several Y] | blocks—26 customers, both men and J | women, climbed confidently into the visibly trembling chairs and received E] | treatment. No casualties were re- e walk around, each one + separate person. And yet all human: knowledge overlaps; our mind and mine think many thoughts in common Were not 2s separate as we look, pe'r}n.ps 2 [ & ! HELLO, EDDIE"-- SAY, HAVE You SAY, ID LIKE TO RUN INTO THET FELLER MYSELF. FOLKS IS ALL SCAIRT TO MEET LP WITH HIM — BUT JUST YUH LEAVE ME LAY EYES ON HIM AN ILL SHOW, HIM US PIFFLE'S AINT ASCAIRT, OF GUNS OR MISREPRESENTATION —SHE SAYS BEFORE \WHATD THEY WERE MARRIED, HE CLAMED HE SAID HE'S SLRE HE WAS, BUT HE DIDN'T REALIZE T ONTIL Now /!