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| MODERN MAIDENS n-23 * tW * ►. A<1 *.«%(. IUmT'* | *T MADE IT ALL MYSELF. AND HAD ENOUGH LEFT OVER FOR THE HAT.” L E T T E R - 0 U T BY CHARLES H. JOSEPH. 1 GRAPPLES | | L'n"-0ut he m,kM *h,t | Letter-Out and And them at horse 2 MORTISE rac” 2 Letter-Out for a primitive weapon. 3 BUNGALOW 3 Letter-Out and And them In 4 OSTRICH churches. 4 5 ~ MADDENS | | — -"" “ 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 they're good in the mountains. Answer to Saturday’s LETTER-OUT. __ I T I Letter-Out and It's tenulne. 1 alert I T 1 REAL l _ __ _ _ _ ■ II I Letter-Out and it's covered. 2 CATHODE | H | coated 2 3 BRIARELS | U | brasier 3 4 IMPRESS | M I “r 4 5 BOTHERS [ B [ — THrqes 5 tCopyruht. 1936.) Daily Cross-Word Puzzle Across. 1. First name of twenty-eighth Presi dent. 9. Twenty-eighth President. 14. To marry. 15. Small carriage: French. 16. Beverage. 17. Japanese pagoda. 18. Chopping tool. 19. A grassy field. 20. Unfrequented. 33. Clutches. 24. Vanquish. 25. Fine, loamy deposit. 27. Greek letter. 29. Weighing instruments. 12. Birthplace of twenty-eighth Presi dent. 87. More recent. 38. Treachery. 39. A land measure. 40. On. 41. Funeral hymn. 42. High notes. 43. Human beings. 44. A morning reception. 45. Full-grown. 46. inferred. 48. Elevates. 49. Self. 60. Lowest. 62. Qualified. 65. A vault. 87. Multitude. 61. Rootstock of the New Zealand brake. 82. Crude metal. 63. Hawaiian birds. 69. A constellation. A newer to reeterdajr’a Panic. 66. Fleets of war vessels. 68. A pair. 70. The barracuda. 71. Groups of nine. Down. 1. Prosperity: rhet. 2. Capital of Norway. 3. Accessible. 4. Complete. 6. Any beaten track. A. Soux Indians. 7. Exhibits. 8. Scale secreted In pocket of worker bee. 9. Anger. 10. Chinese measure. 11. Marine flatfish. 12. Genus of olive trees. 13. Orderly. 15. Covered part of a locomotive. 21. First wife of twenty-eighth Presi dent. 23. Certainly. 24. Receptacle. 26. Over: poet. 28. Color. 29. Collapse. 30. Prisk. 31. Appease. 33. Steel pin in an early rifle. 34. The ankle. 35. Papal veil. 36. Haunts. 38. Deliver. 41. Twenty-eighth President was one. 43 Second wife of twenty-eighth President. 44 To drag. 45 Rough lavas. 47 Observe. 48 Sugar cane sprout. 51 The aftersong. 52 Macaws. 53 To weary. 54 Delineate. 66 A thing In law. 58 A jar. 59 Sow. 60 Small objects. 62 Short poem. 64 Heavenly body. 67 Article. 69 Happen. Coffee Price Plan Continued. Brasil has decided to continue Its ■ policy of maintaining coffee prices by | I buying and destroying surplus crops. WAR ON CRIME—Some “Hot Money” Discovered! ,UWMrM 0 a ',t“‘ °“M- —By REX COLLIER MR. AND MRS. Masculine Logic. ^ t--—;-----, , . i — ,~71 e'u* * y . ~1 „ HERES SoME FRESH HoT DARN IT; I DROPPED it! nevermind. « ALL right. 1 N/_„ __./ _ -— L-,-loAsTFoeyog r—J ~ - —. —H i'lu pick it up r—r-1 il^Tow l - I i ujhat a man ! ALL 4 ----—1 l you A fresh piece r—— -Tare'^umrs^— Mo! Hot off The 1-, 1 ^akI. pidnt* Uue 1 *4 x fbooR-lne pirTxfloor! .JUST have.-that ru« -^- PRy-C LEANED T % * *» LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE. Resolved. —By GRAY ( THIS IS TH' WORST ^ 3 f LOOKIN' BACK IT SEEMS fc—- V 6EE* THAT WAS ^NORTT SMITH Vjj WEEK O' TH* TEAR AS THOUGH I'VE SPENT . WS) B IN THAT BIG CAR- I SURE WISH l| TO TRT TO DO ANT MOST O' MS TIME STANDIN ]Wfe^ ft HE'D TAKE W»S WHOLE GANG AND* BUSINESS- GEE, AROUND TALKIN lb MS SELF -/,¥» UMEET WITH AN ACCIDENT-“BUT J WILL I BE GLAD WELL, BELIEVE SOU ME, f I SOMETHIN’ TELLS ME [M TH . B WHEN THIS TEAR .037 |$ GOtN TO BE ONE WHOS A LOT MORE LlKELI U |^IS WOUNDUP-^ ^37DIFFEReHT > ; |r^fr«M !*M HCkM|*DAMf ■ ? S-« lt>Aal> h%^ l ™^“M"aa~Mammh* MOON MULLINS. The Bush League. -—By WILLARD » If MAM/E MY dear- I V* OH,DEAR ME/ IT WELL, DOMT THINK FOR \ I ' %SiirV—^ Jvsr** CONFOUNDED M'STLETOE 7 WHY?) AND KISSEDHIM-HA/ HAI jP^f op'YOURS^S^UST LH^0 handino on that A J r hope you dont oh 1 poi^Sa yo ,df!?p n *^eRCEW REG’L^R FELLERS. Very Touchy. —By GENE BYRNES WHAT ARE A N AC TOR, HOW WOULD "YOU YOU OR A COP, OR LIKE TO BE A COlNq TO BE A FIREMAN, OOCTOR? WHEN YOU QROW OR MAYBE A UP PINHEAD1? —-’ j I ; MESCAL IKE. And Don’t Act Like You Knew. —By S. L. HUNTLEY. • / DOKTT UXX \ \ toovo Rur i tmwjvc A laoMtaocfy t& i \sWO\JLOSWtKJ us /y “KEEPING UP WriTI THE JONES.” Bino Makes a Suggestion. —By POP MOMAND --- . --- — ■" ■1 Thm Cheerful Cherub ^--^ __ From mv eerlitst youth DADDV KNOW* /©»T RBAOY TU HOP rrom my •oriio.t. yo % TWS RINBR AO NTS TH* BACK SBAT AS to my llte todey or* THUMB TRAMBLlI TH*V OPBN TH1 riy mind cvn winder THHV CAN'T/ ~ MY PERflOt on wehtful nights- rbsist *■smiue It* e. ckvnce to relive. [J W,LU ®“T vll vanished joys, p To skim the yew's, n . touching only the heights. im** I I I