Evening Star Newspaper, January 4, 1937, Page 28

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 1937. WAR ON CRIME—Shadowing a “Moll”! Fetoral Bureas of Tavesigation-ttodided 'n the Pebie Interest, "o¢#et 0. & ruset 03ee. —By REX COLLIER i s éfittugam Ssusvow’ WAS ELATED 1O Bt Sl S P R ALLANCE J THIS Uy WAITING ON US IS A WHAT ARE You LOOKING AT ¥ DEAD Loss. NO SERVICE AT ALL HELL BE LUCKY IF HE GETS A DIME IS Too Goob For #1m, BUT | SUPPOSE YouLL HAVE To GIVE HIM THAT MucH J_ : You oIo NOT HAVETo LEAVE DID HE SHORT-CHANGE YOU'¥ | | iim THE QUARTER! You GouLD No, BUT THE SMALLEST | | HAVE TAKEN A DIME FRomouR ColN oN Tais Tray POCKET AND LEFT THAT ! OKAY, IS A QUARTER. OKAY! MAYBE A WOMAN f CAN PULL THAT SoRT OF STUFF BUT A MAN CANT! HE:S TERRIBLE, BUT HE LL EXPECT A 'M A SARDINE IF | CAN f YEAH-AND LISTEN - HES BUT WHO WAS IT “SLUGGERS FIGGER IT OUT- SOME JOKER FACE TLAT ON T SDEWALCE SEIR SELTen oo o i ! | WHOEVER IT WAS MUSTA BEEN &8 [ SN = ; AWFUL STRONG---AND AWFUL €' GOOF, SEE? BUT HE AINT | QUICK, TO GET AWAY §O SOON-- 7 Pl TAUON' EXCEPT TO HOLLER -- COURSE “BLINKEY" IS BLIND FER A MOUTH-PIECE, TO 4 AND MISSED TH' WHOLE THING GIT HIM 0UT = SOUL N SIGHT- - o FIRST THE HEAD WAITER HAD TO TELL MOON THREE TIMES THAT IF HE INSISTED ON YOU THINK AND ABOUT " " ANYBODY KNOWS, b THAT “ETIQUETTE po IS TH',NOISE YOoU MUSTNT EAT YER SOUP WITH OUT IN OMPA Y_... BST‘co ON WITH R_STORY, LORD b PLYSHBOTTOM SUCH DEPLORABLE ETIQUETTE/ ' MY STARS! [ MOONSHINE’S CLOTHES LOOKED LIKE SOMEBODY’D BEEN ROLLING HIM AROUND |N “I DON'T CARE IF HE IS A MOVIE PRODUCER! I WISH HED ETOP OGLING AT ME.” WENT OUT WITH THE BOUNDER IS MORE THAN I A HAT IN TH W. HOUSE, EMMY? FROM HIS PARTY SATURDPAY NIGHT. —By GENE BYRNES = z% 7 AS I WAS SAYIN', : "A MY POPS FAVRIT’ EXPRESSION 1St * EARLY TO BED, EARLY TO RISE, MAKES A MAN HEALTHY, WEALTHY, AND WISE” DS BuUMP! HERE'S UNCLE DANNYS MY POP ALWAYS SAYS; A PENNY SAVED 1S A PENNY MY UNCLE DANNY 1S SMART | AN’ HE ALWAYS SAYS "DONT WATCH THE _CLOCK/ ot HERES YOUR LUNCH, UNCLE DANNY ! . Market. . Musical composition. . Sepulchral chest. . Medical. . Flowered, said of sugar cane. . Lixivium. 4 . Complete. . Muse of poetry. . Stick fast. . Pronoun. . Massage. . Mahometan priest. . Swampy lowland in Indis. . River in Belgium. . Self-derived existence. ¢+ Y. Guaranty, “1%. Beehouse. . Conjectures. . Brilliance. . Dutch measure. §. Unadorned. . Enthusiasm: It. 1. Poker stakes. 9. Disfigure. . Frigate birds. %. Obligation. COULD L INTEREST YOU Nl A CAKE OF. LATHO BATH SCAP? | OF ALL ™ TIMES DADGUMMIT | TO COME A-KNOCKIN' NOW WHO CAN AT A FELLERS 2§. Leads. 37. Hesitate. 3. Feminine nickname. x:t Divinity. 39. Play. <. 4. Tolerated. . Discoverer of Greenland. Elderly. ). Roving. . River in Alaska. 9). Diminutive suffix. . Three-legged stand. 2. Occupied. . Expedited. . Scoria. . Mate: colloq. 60). Proceedings. . Novel by Chateaubriand. . Toward the mouth. . Petitioned. . Mild beverages. Dry. . Establishment. . Harshness. . Flagrant oleoresin. . Substantial. . Card game. . Masculine name. . Rushed. . Rustics. . Dibbles. . Spanish lady. . Lapidary’s cups. . Cou.ntly‘::n Texas. e . Keep k. - People THE CHEERFUL CHERUB . Ship’s rear deck. . . Reliquary. 14 rather \lw\.!s fail| . Gauzy. . l f‘ . Places of confinement. . Inlife 6! bbess. And die unnoticed . and in need i And keep my high . Japanese measure, z.ims'in my hear Foot Ball Fan Misses Game. Than am at LINCOLN, Nebr. (®.—¥or B. F.| Sthall t.hmqs Sheehan the score of the Rose Bowl cee foot ball game was six futile hours EDE d..' (. of flying and one unused ticket. 'l'IC. v Sheehan’s trip to the West Coast ended at Cheyenne, Wyo., when bad weather grounded his airliner. He took a plane back to Lincoln, s dis- appointed grid fan and poorer by §45. . Artificial water trench: Eng. Hartebeest. A WRVE GOT TO HAVE GAS, Bowe! “KEEPING UP WITH THE JONES.” MR, RS -~ WI\.‘L YOU TAKE ¢ NO, MR. BOWERS, T CAN'T GO ON ACCOUNT OF MY I'M BEGINNING TO THINK MAYBE WE MADE A MISTAKE GOING TO FLORIDA, BINO !!