Evening Star Newspaper, August 4, 1937, Page 36

B—16 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1937. I TOONERVILLE FOLKS. l snbopbadlal s : A Blind Date. -By WILLARD WAS THAT NAW- THAT WAS SHE SAID SHED I WOULDN'T, ‘TAG AW- 1 DON'T MIND You, ANOTHER ONE A JANE WHICH HAS MEET ME AT ALONG, BUT ‘THE CHUM— IN FACK WHEN OF THOSE SEEN MY PAN IN TH’ SEVENTY-SIXTH [ DISTRICT ATTORNEY SHE SEES YOU I'LL LOOK INTIMIDATING _ } PAPERS AND SHE'S AND TH’ PARK. SAID IT AIN'T SAFE ALL TH’ BETTER TELEPHONE CALLS NUTS ABOUT ME j FOR YOU TO RUN <o TH’ DAME. YoUVE BEEN N MORPIY g b AROUND BY YOURSELF, MR, MULLINS 2 WY \\\\\“\\m\\\‘\\\&\\\“ . A \TH' COP'LL 2 ¢ I’ 7 "X Jeear . THAT, 9 wy ht, 1937, by Chicago Tribune-N.Y. News Synd v. 8 A L ———— MR. AND MRS. SToP LOOKING AROUND Fokr OV GET TRAT ABSENT LooOK. 3 '.IDM LITTLE THINGS To Pick up : = 2 Lce e on ere Lok /((zs,ooo YErns AGo ToDAY) . ON YOUR TACE AND HUNT Fok | |LATER. JUST Now | WANT WHY MUST You ALWAYS Ul R PINS AND BITS OF TTHREAD | |5 TaLk . sfizzlr Pchn(GyUP BoNES AND OKAY. : Hun 2 DON'CHA WANT . FIRE AWA: ARROW HEADS WHEN IVE WHAT e “ThE FLookr To - GOT SOMETHING To SAY T i Look CLEAN T > “SH! BE A SPORT WILL YAH! DON'T I HIDE YOU WHEN YOU HAVEN'T BEHAVED YOURSELF?” Fate, it seemed, had appointed that boulder as a Then she struck him a stinging blow across the Now a triumphant laugh burst from his cruel lips tombstone for Tarzan and his pilot. To swerve private apartment, Kavandavanda stalked toward face. Surprised, he relaxed his grip. Jane wrenched as he seized Jane roug) d v would be fatal, Brown knew, so he pulled back Tarzan's helpless mate. He reached out and grip- herself away and fled. With a cry of rage, the fingers in her hair. The desperat the stick, hoping to rise above the stone. The ped her arm. With an exclamation of repugnance, Kavuru king pursued her, and just as she reached a tigress to free hersel ship lifted a couple of feet—not enough to clear Jane sought to pull herself away, but he held her the doorway leading into the corridor, he over- but he dragged her sio the obstacle! , , .. in a firm clutch. took her. apartment, DAN DUNN. Secret Operative 48. —By NORMAN MARSH. STAND 8Y, TED-- AS SOON AS THEY [ OK, DAN- UP YOUR GET NEAR ENOUGH | I'M READY-- £ umog-vou‘n: Siowwy Te I'M GOING TO UNDER ARREST!? ZINGERS HALT THEM! APPROACH | f THE PILE OF ROCKS BEHIND WHICK DAN DUNN AND THE DEPUTY SHERIFF ARE HIDING-- ! }x R — Reg. U_§. Pat. Off; Copyright, 198 TN brhdohd 11, it ety V' \ t 3 WHY WHAT YU SO THERES A MOUSE IN) THE ‘ 1 JUST HEARD EXCITED ABOUT KITCHEN . | COULDNT FiIND ANVONEY[ 1 come. 1o . Specks. MISS SALLY 2 . T DO AEN;LA\NG ggsuir;&%x&esr e BACK e - THE LITTL ES z 1 PR TO GET A TRAP AND WHATEVER H . Woman in love. . Explate : NEEDED FROM THE . 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City in Minnesota. . Sharp. 5 TH EXCESS BAGGAGE! \ HERE. /) | subDENLY PuLLS . Former London street roisterers. . Roman household gods. NEARLY RAN OVER A @ \ \ 7 : OFF ON TO A BETTER PULL DOWN . Hero of Rousseau novel. Grade. WOMAN BACK THERE / - S I — SIDE ROAD "‘ ROUCRD THAT . Powdery mineral. . Recognized. Q\\\ i N Y o 7 SEAVING: . Void space. . Abrading tool. . Silkworm. . Genus of swine. . Relating to a central point. — . Ancient language. . . . Toneful part of a melody: music. Bedtlme StOl’les . Russian prison. el BY THORNTON W. BURGESS. . Incessant. —Little Bear. Down. MOTHER knows best. Of course, . Musical instrument. b she does. You may not think so, Subsidiary building. but this doesn't alter facts. 8o when . Wander she says to do a thing or not.to do a . Love affalr. thing, obey and do it promptly. You e ." B THE OFFICER NEVER DREAMED THAT THE OMORROW-- THE TROOPER know, mothers have had what you s = - BLANKET CONCEALED THE KIDNAPED TROOPER LEARNS HIS FATE little folks have not lived long enough 3 - = Solution to Yesterday's Puzzle. to have had—experience. Those who have had experience are less likely to 5 3 ; ’ o~ make mi.stnk': than those wnhoutyex- but because of respect for him. They | with him, and if you are wise you will! long time he will have to keep to him- | tree. and this is what they intended |to go about her btuam;.““ ‘n}!xlen A:: | ?:ldlsqhin. Keep away from him,’ perience. Everybody knows this, or | couldn’t understand this at all. Why | do likewise. To judge by the sounds, | self, for no one will have anything to | to do now. So up they scrambled, one | heard that grunt. ) dnsya dy sl 1 S ey s should know it. should any one be respected except- | that was one of the children of Yowler | do with him. That smell will stay in | at the heels of the other. turned back and move nvmu‘n fux:hx s T;},u-n D e an ot So it was that Mother Bear's lively | ing through fear? To them it didn’t | the Bobcat who is in trouble. He ! his coat, and it will be a long time be- About half way up the one in the [she could get a good view o he b]m. meaks m.w twins often had to do things for which | make sense, but they didn't tell | probably knew no better than to attack | fore he can rid himself of it. Now you | lead made a discovery. There was | upper part of that tree. Tr?en she g up Frcontbucis DN they could see no reason and which | Mother Bear this. Jimmy Skunk, and now he wishes he | know why I respect Jimmy Skunk and | some one else in that tree, some one snapped an m:der to the twins. e they didn't want to do. Usually they Then one evening there broke out| hadn't. Jimmy carries a bag of that| treat him politely.” a little bigger than either of them "CoTe down! Come down thx.; in- T oo minded promptly, for they had a | just ahead of them the strangest med- | dreadful scent, and he probably threw| A day or two later Mother Bear|and some one they would have to |stant!” she ordere:d in her deep, Twizzler Answer. wholesome respect for those big paws | ley of sounds, a screech, followed by | it right in the face of that young Bob- | sent the cubs up a tree.. She wanted | pass very close to if they would get zr!fmbly-rumb}‘y voice. . THe Ol Dedtedscris L watal gainiad of Mother Bear’s. They had early|choking and strangled growls and | cat.”” | to go away without having them tag- | any higher. The lower cub scarm- .Whnt for?” ventured one cub. FRR R Bl e s‘)-fly_fi‘. learned that disobedience meant a |snarls. At the same time a dreadful “Will it kill him?” asked one of the | ging along at her heels. She allowed | bled up beside the other, and both “Because I tell you to,” replied | m:nu£e< i R spanking, and that a spanking hurt. | odor filled the air. Mother Bear| cubs. | them to choose the tree. She didn't|stared at the stranger. He was a | Mother Bear. 5 lmny-tfx;rds EER i They could see no reason why great | promptly led them in another direc- “Goodness, no!” exclaimed Mother | care which tree it was, 80 long as it was | queer looking fellow, but somehow | The cubs knew that tone of voice | S i big Mother Bear should step aside for | tion. Bear. “But if he got it in the eyes it | big enough and that, once up in it, they | he didn’t look really dangerous. He|and what it meant. They scrambled S TR 4 Jimmy Skunk, who was not as big as “Now you know why I respect Jimmy | has blinded him for just a little while. | stayed up in it. The cubs were tired | had riscovered them and now he :nd slid down as fast they could. The distress call f.m voice ra o8 either of them. She had told them | S8kunk,” said she. “Now you know | Anyway, it has made him gasp for | and quite willing to climb & tree. ‘They | grunted querulously. 'That is Prickly Porky the Porcu-|is not S O §vmbut Mayday,” from that it wasn't because of fear of him, ' why I take pains to have no trouble | breath and feel very sick, and for & | had Jearned how to sleep up in a| Mother Bear had just turned away [pine up there. Never climb & u'ee\lf'hflpl'tnchml ler. .