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MODEST MAIDENS _IV V “MY BROTHER HAS JUST BEEN GRADUATED FROM COLLEGE, AND HE ALREADY HAS A JOB AS A TRUCK-DRIVER.” LETTER-OUT I By Charles H. Joseph. i if SERRATED j | kTTtS. ■”> “ 11 2 SCRAPES j | ■“ ~ 2 3_ . _ __ Letter-out for U. S Attorney „ p ERMO General in Wilson cabinet. J M Letter-out and some like books of M 4 CRISPY thls kind 4 5 Letter-out and doorways to most «■ CHARTED churches are that way. 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 "ftttered-out” correctly it will lake your mind ofi your business. Answer to Yesterday’s LETTER-OL’T. 1 pTirurnic ll Letter-out and an army does it. 1 CHIMERAS | IMARCHES l n \ D nrcxm I Q Letter-out and he uses footwork. *• AKRES I ED | Q_treader_ *■ r, ! 1 f* | Letter-out and he is In a salty _ 3; PRICKLES | S | *“—■ P1CKLER 3 4 ; JOUST | U | * _ IP Letter-out and you'll find ’em In _ SP W FT P the West. 5 sr.A-Mr-L, | L.PLAINS a (Copyright. 1833.) Daily Cross-Word Puzzle Across. 1. Gold weight. 6. Evergreen shrub. 11. Flap. 14. Greek market place. 15. Elsewhere. 16. Sleeveless Arabian garment. 17. Aggregate. 18. Vehicle. 19. Japanese church festival. 20. Large. 22. Butt. 23. Lethargy. 24. Head covering. 27. A moccasin. 29. Inherent. 31. The end in a conditional sentence. 34. Vital fluid. 35. Charlotte Corday’s victim. 36. Diatonic scale. 38. Possesses. 41. Persia. 42. Conceded fact. 43. Mother. 44. Pigpen. 45. Asiatic lemur. sid. Turned down collar. 47. Cuff. 48. Nothingness. 50. Size of type. 54. Quill upon which silk Is wound. 55. Rocky pinnacle. 56. At a distance. 57. Resinous substance. 59. Goddess of the harvest. 61. A dance step. 62. Causing motion. 64. European country. 68. Viper. 69. Terrestrial lizard. 70. The lowest point. 71. The explanatory cause. 72. Aeroplane tower. 73. Accrued. ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE Down. 1. Animal. 2. Since. 3. Corrode. 4. Street urchin. 5. East Indian palm. 6. Adage. 7. Wing-shaped. 8. Goods cast adrift. 9. Fourth stomach cf a ruminant. 10. The linden. 11. Small drum. 12. Ringed boa. 13. Trivial. 21. Fuel. 23. Drinking vessel. 24. Cloth strainer. 25. Asunder. 26. Brightly-colored eel. 28. Small roll of tobacco leaves. 30. Make lace. 32. Son of Jacob. 33. Silk fabric. 37. Melody. 38. Practice. 39. Italian baritone. 40. Woodland deity. 42. Psalm of praise to God. 42. Evil i Latin. 45. Ship's record. 46. Rending. 47. To bark at. 49. Hunting cry. 50. Tropical tree. 51. Tossed about by waves. 52. Irritable. 53. Native. 58. Lake in Italy. 60. Asterisk. 62. Plan in detail. 63. Conducted. 65. Fuss. 66. Town in Poland. 67. Iron: obs. ---• Church Choir Wins Strike. Because the request for $35 toward its annual dance, made by the‘choir of Old Parish Church. Falkirk, Scotland, was not granted by the church heads, the singers struck on a recent Sunday morning. The service was without music, and the minister, Rev. Alexander Loudon, stated that the choir had writ! ten him that the strike was to show disapproval of the board's action. He added that the request was voted down by one vote, and that the church had sufficient funds, therefore should help the choir dance. His appeal brought such hearty response that the full choir sang at the evening service. Tripolitania, in the Italian colony of Libya, spent more than $2,200,000 oa public worka last year. flSStSfiBBBiBsQ V»P» AHO *OY,rM IN R«ht!I N 1“ ■ 'mmmwmmmmmmm** TO-MKMT M 8NUMIED UP AN* She, of red end blue UKC A «HK <300 WITH 'YOUR end green auasastcr brow'.!" Ledie, weer upon _ their* Feet. Thet*, e. style 1 like to ,M Urines. It UIpS tO ft* M0WiNO brighten up the street. .. . R’ltr*"" Al Defines It, AU <su Ri*lt • &W> __ _ 1 _11_ f BYT FOODSTUFFS ARE DoWJ! L I Do»T WE ** _1^—-^5^. I L^^T'T ^ l W r^rj ss* l • -• a- — r~A. • t^t1 Costs Plenty l '«*« «» aciyml/ fittp Some Tub Butteeahp HALF A FWoF AMLK- This »$ AHECKcFAHo^e1 Vi Takes Joe at His Word. /of COURSE t PONT WANT ANVTH1NC. TO HAPPEN TO OUlVER- BUT UUST SuPPCS NG WOW WOULP I BE A SENSATION? WITH* MY FIGURE ANP A 6IUUOM , poluars! y , ' ./ ! ijtl j B _ I 1 .. 2L ......-.... _ uUfi r-T-:-T-, - -—--- —, lH ^I ws! s^svsks t&ss* r PAlf* ? -- suit's ___ By zrr- i ' Howard Freeman Not Enough to Go Around. /'jimmieN i f DUAANt A \ WHAT ARE YOU 1 / \ ▼tLLINOi Aj) ' x. me? - r Bv ♦^.WUNTLtY I Pa Demands Comfort. i ? 3 •