Evening star. [volume], May 21, 1932, Page B-7, Image 19

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EVERY NOTE THEY SANG.’’
LETTER-OUT
By Charles H. Joseph.
Letter-out and you'll find one in
1 PALFREY every gama 1
Letter-out and find them wherever _
2 ASSURE detectives work 2
_ Letter-out and it's flashy. ~
3 ELAPSING 3
Letter-out and we need it to keep .
4 BLATHER allye- 4
5 Letter-out and it's a wreath of r
ALLURES distinction. 5
Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word called
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 a man does
that when he loses courage.
Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT.
1 FLINCHES | N | |
2 HASTIER | t I under one Strain 2
3 WEIMAR |W| 3
4 ADVISER | S | — 4
ORGAND\ I Y I ,nlmal ‘"drXgon" 5
(Copyright, 1032.)
Daily Cross-Word Puzzle
Across.
I. Holy.
7. A stylet.
13. Stirs.
15. Fabaceous tree of Brazil.
16. Inhuman treatment.
17. Makes lithe
18. Female bird.
19. Charges with gas.
21. To infold.
22. The Orient.
24. Excursions.
26. Fashion.
26. Woody perennial plants.
28. Utter abroad.
29. Crippled.
30. Laths
32. Rights of holding.
34. Float.
36. To notch.
37. Prevented.
40 Bundled.
43. Trite.
44. A sea gull. «
46 Interprets, archaic.
48. Large weights.
49. Womankind.
81. A prickly pear.
82. Conjunction.
53. Advent
85. A gear wheel tooth.
56. Markets.
58. Rival.
60. A white sauce: French.
61. Narrates.
62. One of an ancient Jewish sect.
63. Loathe.
Down.
1. A scent bag
2. Debts due but unpaid.
3. Prudence.
4. Repent.
ANSWER TO YESTERDAY S FIZZLE
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\ AT PART'S- THEM SAM SHAKESPEARE HAD A I RELIGION - THIS TIME I SHALL
^ - MODERNS AND FREE-THINKERS GHOST WRITER- REALLM. NOW, j INSIST THAT OLIVER
ARE SIMNM OUT of HIS REALM- ‘ WHAT DID MICHELANGELO EVER \ THRESH MOO TILL.
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BEEN RINGING FOR TEN MINUTES-1 V A HUNDRED THOUSAND FOR OUR J RIDICULE SOUR 7
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5. River in Spain. .
6. Hinder.
7. Renders.
8. Butts.
9. A sphere.
10. Body cavity.
11. Rubs off.
12. Scraped.
14. Country of Asia.
15. Modified.
20. Entrance to a mine.
23. Prickly herbs.
25. European martin.
27. Warehouse.
29. Crescent.
31. Reposed.
33. A beak.
35. Regret.
37. Weaknesses of the system
38. Destroyers.
39. Prefix signifying half.
41. Teach.
42. Indicates.
43. Suffer hunger.
45. Vascillate.
47. Wisest.
49. Composed.
50. Appointed.
53. River in Borneo.
54 A pike.
57. River in Cornwall.
59. Illuminated.
Mexican Collection De Luxe.
Collection of Installment notes has
been made a grand and successful ad
venture in Mexico City. Mexico One
company dressed several collectors in a
uniform resembling that of the local
police, mounted them on motor cycles
and sent them after the more difficult
accounts. Few refused to pay the daz
zling collectors.
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Pre-Mammoth Teeth Found.
Three teeth of an elephant which
roamed the Thames Valley of England
long before the mammonth have Just
been unearthed in a gravel pit near
Gravesend, and presented to the Na
tural History Museum. Each tooth
weighs between three and four pounds.
--•- ■ —
Dancing Slower in London.
London dancers are slowing up. In
the large dance halls, frequented by
young couples, both kinds of fox trot,
the quick and slow, have been getting
slower and slower. New steps have
been Introduced Into the slow fox Ini
requiring that It have less speed.
^DAWGONIT * IF r ONLY
r of Flounder* KAONT.UJST MY HYPNOTIC
I sort or r lovnder power • perhaps rr has
through my Days, returned — maybe
Losing money, missind professor SPumoni
5 ” WAS MISTAKEN when he
cars _ t>A\o i no longer had
T keep my mind on THe hypnotic
higher thing* , By
And thus I Pop Womano
get some
Ewful j'&rs.
Src>"\ Yea,
Profewor!!!