Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1936, Page 15

\ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1936. o P e o e A e s & 2t Sesisterss 0. 8 Pevess 08es —By REX COLLIER ¢ “TAE PAV-OPE WENT W LAST ANgatY / BT A LT O RS Tie WASTe BASKETS HAD AL BE EwrTes — AND PREPARED To PUT ON Rkl L T oY #A BONUS FOR CHRISTMAS! WHAT D'YE THINK I YAM, SANTA CLAUS?" LETTER-OUT . BY CHARLES H. JOSEPH. FACTOR | IGNORE | Latter-Out for a Slavic-speaking people. Letter-Out for the angle between vaults. ! Ha! 1T Loen ] ! DON' ? WY &EE! | DUNNO- PLEURA l s:‘swsu. \ CouLd [ad THEYLL GIT THAT ! * j | HAD SORT OF A 66 AL OPEN 1T ! | Y Letter-Out Ar ., he makes an DRIEST | | & B GOIN' To BE A'BIG SURPRISE? | Letter-Ous and it's & fewel. VOTERS | 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 for family affairs. ‘ Letter-Out for eache. Answer te Yesterday's LETTER-OUT. MOSQUE | 0 Letter-Out for s small animal. MOUSE Leter-Out and they fish. GRANULES | U == 1 e | | ANGLERS Y ‘?0-&?,‘,3,‘ % ATONE 0 Letter-Out for a class of cattle. < | i MOON MULLINS. Letter-Out for leftovers. MINARETS | T Khads "GENEISS | E | Letter-Out and thes show the SIGNS (Copyright. 1936.) Daily Cross-Word Puzzle NOW REMEMBER, PUDDINHEAD? DON'T YOU BE PERFECKLY QUIET. NO EXCITEMENT, AND YOU'LL HAVE TO STAY IN BED FOR MAYBE A MONTH. / WHAT IN THE NAME OF PETE NO-BUT 1 THOUGHT IT WAS A GOOD IDEA/ I FOUND A COUPLA HUNNERT DOLLARS ON HIM AND ITLL KEEP HIM FROM TRYIN' TO GET IT AWAY FROM ME, MQO —By GENE BYRNES B (,’/ Z A LITTLE 2 DARE ; 1S THAT - P { LOVDER %0 OUT OF THIS HOUSE 7 TERRIBLE d 1) i 1] AN MY HAIRLL TO PLAY FOOTBALL %/ o 1 . Pastoral pipe, . Court minutes. 66. Rosy colors. . Pertaining to ownership of land. . Not expressed. . Quickly. . Tending to advance. . Barbarous. . Habitation. . Sum. .Permmcn[ to rights of self-gov- Biblical name. ernment. . A cutting tool. Most obscure. . Stop. . French flying course. . Winged insect, . Formal discourse, . Stepped. . Shoe latchet. . Measure for cloth, . Borders upon. . Place of trial. . Shape into folds . Whole. . Peculiar to a language. . Afterneon repasts. . Care for. . College yell. . Single. . Wander idly. . A chief, Challenging. . Army’s front. . Instruct. . Row. . Medicinal planta. . Artist's tripod. . A design. . Towers. 2. Passage from & published werk. . A unit. . Part of a flower, . Pagoda. . Biblical garden. . A mark. Native of Central Ameriea, . Helmet. ¥ . Branch of a stream. . Volume of maps. 3. Pranks. 84. Writing tables. [STAMP] v [AIL) | Prized Bull Kills Owner, 80. xé.[.:lld [RIEISTITLI [E] | TwIN PALLS, Idaho (P)—William UNTIL YOUR HAIR 1 Henry Lahounty, 80, thought highly M'x‘;—l 1 he ME Several dsys ago SEREIDMSIEDIAITIE] | 20usht o buy the bull was found in the corral, e —— ISEMASISIEMBIIITEIS] IAISTTIRIAVINAWE JllLIOISIS] | of his Guernsey buil. YIRGE M| oBioiE ST R BIETT M INITIoR IO [NIT] EERENENER] Gl5] NAW, DADGUMMIT ! 1 AINT GONNA WRITE NO LETTER TO SANTA CLAUS FER YUH. IF NUH WANTA SEND HiM A LETTER YUH GOTTA WRITE HT YORSELF UKE WHAT L JEST DID 4 —By POP MOMAND HM - THERE HE IS, ALL RISHT — LEANING AGAINST TH' LAMPROST: "\ HES A MEAN LOOKIN'