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MODERN MAIDENS
• tM Tfc. A. r. M ***** tarai 1
9-74
“WILLIE'S SO BASHFUL. FOUR TIMES I’VE PROPOSED TO HIM.
AND I CAN'T EVEN GET HIM TO ANSWER!”
LETTER-OUT
BY CHARLES H. JOSEPH.
1 PINGRE
2 SWATHE
3 RATTEN
4 NORGE
5 STYGIAN
Letter-Out and Alfonso used to.
Letter-Out and warmth does it.
Letter-Out and you'll enjoy It.
Letter-Out and bulls do it.
Letter-Out and it's a leading
base ball team.
1
2
3
4
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
it will spell what we value more now than before the depression.
Answer to Yesterday’s LETTEF-OlTT.
1
2
3
4
5
DESIGN
MISTERS
BASTILE
PRESSING
THERESA
|G
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IS
Letter-Out and well say it'»
cheap!
SNIDE
Letter-Out and it's a strike.
SMITES
Letter-Out and perhaps your
horse will like it.
STABLE
Letter-Out and you can get in.
INGRESS
Letter-Out and it keeps the cold
away.
HEATER
1
2
3
4
5
(Copyright. 1936.)
Daily Cross-Word Puzzle
Across.
1. Hampered.
8. Sailing vessel.
15. Acquire.
16. Sun’s corona.
17. Narcotics.
18. Grazed.
19. Cheerful.
20. Unadorned.
22. Reddish brown.
S3. Groove.
24. Desired to.
25. Path.
26. Letter.
27. Fragrant gum from Somali tree.
B8. Portuguese seaport.
29. Sowed.
81. Volunteers.
83. Roman road.
B5 Particle.
86. Restrained.
40. Layer of the skin.
44. Eaglestone. •
45. Island in Malay Archipelago.
47. Termite.
48. Fortifies.
49. Hindu violin.
60. Upon.
51. Incite.
62. Friendship.
63. Command.
64. Father of Ajax.
66. Pasturage.
58. Hermit.
69. Referee.
60. Lived.
61. Stickers.
Down.
1. Traverses.
2. Drive back.
8. Like a cluster of grapes.
Answer to Yesterday's Piurie.
n
4. Intended.
5. Compassion.
6. Adam's wife.
7. Tyrant.
8. Occult doctrine.
9. Ghastly.
10. Press.
11. Worshiper’s seat.
12. Charge on mail matter.
13. First lady’s name.
14. Blush.
21. Stringed instrument.
24. Long-legged water bird.
25. Stratum.
27. Rhythm.
28. Hereafter.
30. Regimens.
32. Biblical city.
34. Kept.
36. Goddess of agriculture.
37. Whatnot.
38. Vibrates.
39. Loose earth.
41. Fiat.
42. Whole number.
43. Depositors.
46. Perchance.
49. Struck.
50. Planet’s path.
52. Among.
53. Spheres.
55. Friend: French.
57. Age.
Actress’ Centenary.
Adah Isaacs Menken, the great
American actress of her generation,
born 100 years ago last June, was
baptized Adelaide McCord, her father,
John McCord, a Spanish Jew, and her
mother a native of Prance. Her first
marriage at 17 was a miserable failure;
her second, at 21, short-lived but
genuinely happy. She kept her second
husband’s name, Isaac Menken, to the
end, adding an “s” to the Isaac;
altered her own name of Adelaide to
the Jewish Adah, and, most striking
tribute of all, she adopted his faith
and died an ardent Jewess.
Preserved Spirits.
The South Sea Solomon Islanders
endeavor to keep the soil Is of the daad
with them, in their own parlors. When
a death occurs they angle for the
ghost of the late-departed with a sort
of little fishing rod. and when they
catch It put the soul or ghost In a
case, along with some bodily relic, In j
a comer of the room.
I DAN DUNN.
Secret Operative 48
—By NORMAN MARSH ✓
DO. DAN, 15 TO TAKEBBBjBBf^^L^O^^RAj^fcl-X
o out of YMyW%yyw/yy%. 1 but i vyont be qone j qot to attend to as good care of babs, that we MBS
IT'S VERY) 1 LONG THIS TIME/.—>CROSS W THAT SMUGGLING YOURSELF AS I _j^BT GEE / \ COMES BACK TO US BPl
ITANT/ /«CCIVMZ/ -—-? ,-r^YOUR HEART? V CASE—THEY GOT WILL OF BABS-- H I'M AFRAID\ SAFE--WON'T Hp
l-^T JUST «>T THERE'S \ V I-I'M GOING JONES-AND THEY BE CAREFUL f fBS?1 FOR HIM. L-p WE^J ---JW'
MMNTNgj^ _ I ■’
MR. AND MRS. # _It’s Been Going on for Years_ ___
WRo IS ThaT Talking outside t IH1I11 — ~ |(~2o, qqq Vears ago Tonight) |
in The street? HAVENrT«&y girl and fellow Having a HoLu'd if DoTo Ask 'em in : give
goT ANy Homes? Scrap, i guess. Buzz,buzz, Buzz! Ea\ Sandwiched and Coffee*?
f| UJHy PolHEy Have To ~1 "The/ve been Theee
STand in Front of our AT LeasT an Hour
ll HOUSE and? HAVE it ? -— - V _
LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE. Eyes Open—Mouth Shut —By GRAY
/ MR UPDOWnTouTo’ TOWN C I COULD TELL HIM ALL$ f I ALMOST TOLD HIM ^\— 7TELLIN’ HIM 'BOUT WON \
BUT HE'LL BE BACK TO-MORROW ’BOUT "DADDY'WARBOCKS- H lJ ■ !,■!$ ’BOUT TH’ SCHOOL I WAb WEY COULDN T HELP WUN
WHY SHOULD HE LET USLIVE BUT HE'D RADIO “DADDY" V W, S'POSED TO GO TO- BUT I l_ WEY ANY- NOPE- THE )
HERE? THIS LAYOUT COSTS , OR SOMETHIN’ AND WORRY ( , (ft CAUGHT MYSELF IN TIME- SMARTEST THING I CAN /
MONEY- MOST LIKELY HE’S ’’DADDY" HALF TO DEATH- /sl]||//^ I WHEWf THOSE HATCHET j DO IS JUST KEEP MY LIP /
= JUST GOOD-HEARTED- BUT THERE'S NO USE IN THAT- MEN KNOW BOOT THAT BUT TON ED,, AND STAY (
' WE SHOULDN'T RUB IT IN WE’RE SAFE HERE" i i iHL \ SCHOOL" THAT'S RIGHT , HEALTHY- WELL SIT TIGHT |
ON ° __ y 1 \ WHERE THEY’LL BE 1 AND SEE WHAT HAPPENS-)
-yII "T 1 V^LAYIN’ FOR ME- EH, SANDY? y ^
MOON MULLINS. Willie Puts His Foot Into It —By WILLARD
Br HERE 15 A PICTURE OF \
I I AND HER TOOK \
f WITH DIZZY DEAN. )
IF MAMIE'D MOV^EDTO (
THE RIGHT A BIT
DIZZY COULDA GOT IN /
TOt^
REG’LAR FELLERS. The Last Word —Bv GENE BYRNES
» «'
-1—* 1 T""
VI«IT ^ r\ < "l| OO/H' I DON'T SEE IF YOU WANNA
VI*1V^fl/;AC I HOW HE CAN TRY 5UMPN'
*FLEEP UNCOMFORTABLE
UlN-J^LAND on a thing, LIKE THAT/ JUS'STOP AT JAG,G,EDROK5'
OF IT MUST BE AWFUL
UNCOMFORTABLE.'
I **
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MESCAL IKE. That’s Different —By S. L. HUNTLEY
Jut -Swest s.nr) c i)(busted dowkj ^^Bourr ^^Jahot 'as baoas\ LoI^T Ga§S
OP aL- ^ B A MULEV RATES' /H®0605 O / V TOO 7 W%M\ TUOUGWT TMETY yb S=^
“KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES.” Romeo’s Just Exactly What He Said —By POP MOMAND
*(7Ae Cheerful Cherub
A specialist in moods I
■Km I.
1 Love eeeh new
sensvtion — 1
And nothing mvkes me (
Peel so good
As righteous
indignation.
! !

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