Evening star. [volume], February 27, 1937, Page A-15, Image 15

About Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972

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SUBURBAN HEIGHTS. -By Gluyas Williams
FREO PERLFY IS BURNING UP BECAUSE THE OTHER
OAV, WHEN SHOVELING HIS SIDEWALK, HE WAS SO
ABSORBED IN FRETTING ABOUT HIS INCOME TAX THAT
® KEPT ON GOING AND SHOVELED NEIGHBOR'S, WITH
WHOM HE HAS NTT BEEN ON SPEAKING TERMS FOR A MONTH
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MODERN MAIDENS
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‘•THEY'RE ALL WEARING CHEAP COPIES. MINE'S THE PARIS
ORIGINAL.”
Daily Cross-Word Puzzle
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Across.
1. Sanskrit dialect.
6. Pertaining to whales.
10. Gore.
14. Enthusiasm.
15. San Antonio mission.
16. Rattan stem.
17. Cozy retreat.
18. Depression.
19. Russian hemp.
20. Abominates.
22. Kind of bunting.
24. Deer.
25. Path.
36. Gastropod.
29. Skill.
30. Beast of burden.
34. Seize illegally.
37. Innuendo.
38. Raw material.
39. Meanders.
41. ‘'Arabian Nights” character.
42. Zephyr.
44. Conveys pollen.
46. Burdened.
48. Born.
49. Yellow daisy.
BO. Cautious.
62. Silk worm.
83. Put money in the bank.
66. Lattice-work frame.
60. Australian ostrich.
61. Crown.
63. Season of fasting.
64. Prevaricator.
65. Ceremonial ralmant
66. Poker stake.
67. Strays.
68. Related on mother's side.
69. Radlcel.
Down.
1. To be undecided.
2. On the sheltered side.
3. Shoemaker's tool.
4. Meanwhile.
B. Social standing.
6. Cloth measures.
, 7. Greek letter.
Answer to Yesterdays Puzzle.
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8. Wreath of everlasting flowers.
9. Dried coconut.
10. Roll* of parchment.
11. Appendage.
12. Indian money of account.
13. Existed.
21. Emanating from the sun.
23. Sesame.
25. Multiplied by three.
26. Frown.
27. Water wheel.
28. Improve.
29. Friendly warning.
31. Winged.
32. Hornless cow.
33. Originate.
35. Card game.
36. Portuguese money of account.
40. Breathe noisily.
43. Circuitous ways.
45. Pertaining to Junction of leaf and
stem.
47. Scandinavian brownie.
51. Bishop's headdress.
52. Expunge.
53. Strike out.
54. Mahometan prince.
55. Fruit.
56. Weight allowance.
57. Cotton gauze.
58. Within.
59. Let It stand.
62. Sleeveless garment.
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Tiny Hero Rewarded.
Little Pista Toth, 11, supporter of
his mother and crippled father, is
back in his home town in Hungary, a
hero. He went to Kolozvar, Transyl
vania, where the Greek Orthodox Ru
manians assemble at the river and
their priest throws a cross into the
icy waters, whereupon selected volun
teers plunge in to retrieve it. The
one who succeeds is given a reward.
Pista Toth tried to see the bishop but
was brushed aside. He waited all night
in the cold, hoping that he might be
chosen to strive for the reward.
When the bishop hurled the cross out
amid the broken ice, Pista Toth
plunged in with the rest. Another
gained the prize, but the tiny hero
was questioned, given money and taken
home in triumph.
To Transport Rice.
To relieve the rice shortage the
Canton-Hankow Railway has been
ordered by the Chinese Central gov
ernment to transport 3,000 tons of
rice daily from Hunan Province to
Kwangtung.
Twiwler Answer.
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rower again -surrender. ,
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1 Omuious -silence greeted we daieer*
'X/VO T-lNALLV thred &AC-XMEJ-LS
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LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE. Warbucks Raises Hair! —By GRAY
f t COULDN'T SLEEP A WINK
I LAST night-- -the gang entered
I THAT OLD FOOL'S HOUSE - BUT AFTER
I THAT, WHAT ? CERTAINLV SOME OF
I VJARBUCKS' SERVANTS ARE STILL
I ALIVE— I'LL JUST STROLL BV HIS
LhOUSE — PERHAPS SOME CLUE-J
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GREAT SCOTT! /\ t
WARBUCKS HIMSELF1. \
HE'S TURNING THIS
WAY —OH, WELL-THE L
OLD FOOL DOESN'T
KNOW ME, EXCEPT PERHAPS ' ™
FROM MY PICTURES, AND MY I
(^CRUSADES AGAINST CRIME ■
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I why! WHY* why!™ man|
I WINKED AT ME AS WE f
I passed’, or did HE? IS- my 1
H IMAGINATION PLATING ME ,1
1 TRICKS? I’D SWEAR HE WINKED II
'J MY—MY SCALP PRICKLES AS J
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MOON MULLINS. Beauty and the Beast. —By WILLARD
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WELL, LORD PLUSH BOTTOM
NEEDN’T THINK I'M OOINO
TO SET HOME LIKE A
BUMP ON A LOO WHILE
HE CAVORTS AROUND
HIS CABARET
REG’LAR FELLERS. The Teacher. —By GENE BYRNES
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MESCAL IKE. That Is Something to Worry About. —By S. L. HUNTLEY.
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“KEEPING UP WITH THE JONES.” Oh! Oh! What’s This? —By POP MOMAND
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THE CHEERFUL CffiRUfr
I used to act eccentric _
For I thought an artkt |
should |
But habit has such '
'power
Im eccentric now
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THIS PLACE OP COOlS IS
OKAY- BUT IT <S AH
I EVE LESS EDEN! BOY,
i HOW I WOULD LIKE TO
, CHAT WITH ANYTHING
IN SKIIPTS AT AU_»!
AFTER ALL, THERE IS
MOTHING UKE A PRETTY
GAL. TO STEP OP THE OU'
HEART, OUT TRY ANI1
PIND
ONE1.!