Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1936, Page 21

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1936. WAR ON CRIME— Re-enforcement’s Arrive! A-21 Registered 0. 8. Patent Offce. _By REX COLLIER True Stories of G-Men Activities Based on Records of the Federal Bureau of investigation—Modified in the Public Interest. MODERN MAIDEN 1TS NELSON —LOOK AT “HOSE BULLET HOLES INTHE TURN AROUND —QUICic. / oL, @ / oo Sradrcon 1N A GRIM, FURIOUS CHASE NEAR BARRINSTON, ILL., INSPECTOR COWLEYS NELSON DECIDEDTO STEPON ME G, | |SiSHPOWERED CAR GRADUALLY OVERTOOK NELEONS SE! STHE WATER - RECKED AND AGENT HOLLIS ARRIVED SUORTLY “THE UNPREPARED AGENRS DAN B PUMP OF WHICKH HAD BEEN Wi BY GOVERNMENT BULLETS. INSPECTOR COWLEY AFTER THE BATTLE BETWEEN NELSON AND [WHO WD TURNED A CORNER AND WERE HoW Do EVERYBODY € WELL, WHO'S WINNING T YeS, BuT THERE IS A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CIGARETIE ASHES AND CIGA:|A$MES —A GREAT E : s NCE. WELL, BUT | DIDNT WANT To EMBARRASS HER BY DROPPING MINE IN AN ASHTRAY WHEN SHE WAS SPILLING HERS oN aur Rua! [ DT SPS PPN NP “NOW THAT MOTHER'S TAKEN UP CHARITY WORK SHE EVEN BPEAKS KINDLY TO FATHER OCCASIONALLY.” LETTER-OUT BY CHARLES H. JOSEPH, ; ANZ. & L LITTLE ORPHAN A Letter-Out and the villain does this. TENSOR | | HUSTLERS | | HEADINGS | | Letter-Out and they ‘“sumshoe.” o HA! HE 18 3 ANT BONE, A SMART DOG- Letter-Out and it “makes’ & pic- . ture. GOOD! § ALTHY ND :.:;-;lr Out and they come in Iw&ou‘.v ey 0%, 955 FIFTEEN- TWENTY YEARS IN A CAGE- ME, | TAKE NO CHANCES - BECLOUD STREAK | Letter-Out and he scratches the surface Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word ealled 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 every one should stand this way. Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. PACKERS | K| LURCHERS | H | TERTIAN | A | KASER | K | WEIRD | || (Copyright. 1936.) - Daily Cross-Word Puzzle Letter-Out and it's trouble again, SCRAPE Letter-Out and she's a beautician. CURLER Letter-Out and he colors. TINTER Letter-Out and ghosts do this on ARISE Letter-Out and the artist did that. DREW KAYO, DID NOU GET TH’ GLOVESZ NOW GET fl, THIS RIGHT, UNCLE WILLIE, YOU BET ME NAW- THEM G IS LIKE A cob%\fif OH- I AIN'T WORRYIN' AS A MATTER OF FACK, I WAS HOPIN HE wouLD. I'™M MAKING SOMETHING ‘You LIKE, PINHEAD/ AH, GEE WHIZ, MOM, WELL, IT5 Too NO, 1T 1SNT, MoMm / THOSE ARE CIL’ LATE Now/ ILL ATTEND TO TEENY-WEENY ONES/ 4 1 LIKE THE BIG FAT KIND THE ezs%) . Incite to motion. . Burnt sugar. . Hulled. . Resembling opal. . Damage. . Ancient Greek fabulist. . Seaweed. . Antelope. . Sound of & bell. . Term of address. . Cycles. . Story. . Drag. . Illuminated. Frothy. . Balance. . Injustice. . Brief expression. . Constellation. . Zodiacal sign. . Mental state. . Dictionary at unfamiliar words. s. . Cinder. . Vexation. . Arranged in threes. . Genus of trees, the elms. . Masculine nickname, . Very hard timber., . Toothless animal. . Calmly. . Orchard tree. . Solar deity. . Denoting grief. ) | | e BOO-HOO-HOO! THE MATTER NASTY OU ManN LITTLE ©IRL? T WITH WIS BUB-BICYCLE! . Of small stature. . Draws up sails. - . Tributary of the Seine. . Aspect. Eyes. . Unloading wharf. . A support. . Literary works of first rank. . Extinct bird. . Remove difficulties. . Go in again. . Eminent. . Of extreme hardness. . He 5 . Blagk silk stuff. . English stream. . A prayer. . Foot projections. . Ax handle. . Opposed to “outs.” . Disconcert. 5. Big bird. . Roman orator. . A cal . Inner court. . Vehemence. . Culinary implement. . Chief officer of a regiment. . Persevere. . Limited. Answer to Yesterday’s Purzle, [Foo AP TS MATE) iTRENEMRO! [T ME RO LIAM 1AM INTIEINTI1 O] JETAMCE W MNEEDLE . Wading bird. 2. Progeny, . Contemptuous shout. . Drinking vessel. . Old: poet. . Yes: Italian. . Chinese measure. Dublin Bridge Delayed. ‘n new plans. New legislation will be sought to re- place the present metal bridgs across the Liffey river at Dublin, Irish Free State. The city has authority under the act of 1929 for the new bridge, but so great have been the advances in the construction of traffic bridges in the last few years that it is neces- take on a different character and the city engineer will be asked to pre- WHAT? BINO AND WILBUR STOPPED FIGHTING? L CAN'T to werk I know I'd hate it, not to — And maybe this is Just ws well B_cc\vsc it seems PLAYING MARBLES INSTEAD FIGHTING /! & —By POP MOMAND WE AREN'T PLAYING MARBLES, DADDY-- L KICKED WILBUR AN WERE HUNTIN' FER