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GROWING PAINS By Phillips
Cftpyrnht, 1937. Eaquirv Featur**, lac
•MINE WERE ALL CORRECT—IT WAS POP'S ANSWERS THAT
FLUNKED ME.”
MODERN MAIDENS
> )—T Tfci A. y. H m+rn I unit jf-9
*1 WENT OUT WITHOUT MY AUTOORAPH BOOK.’*
Daily Cross-Word Puzzle
Across
1. Excessive loquacity.
8. Rekindles.
15. Compendium.
16. Disease of the grapevine.
17. East Indian musical Instrument.
18. Twin crystals.
20. Symbolic eye: Egypt, myth.
21. Frost.
22. Groom, as a horse.
23. Perpendiculars.
25. Furze.
26. Multitude.
27. Thinly diffused.
30. Stutters.
34. European rabbit.
35. A scene of action.
36. Bengal quince.
37. Wings.
38. Long upholstered seats.
39 Melted rock.
40. Moccasin.
41. Ethical.
42. Civetlike animal.
43. Pertaining to love.
45. Slight metalic sound.
46. Singing bird.
47. Vassal.
49. Order of amphibians.
61. Flower less plants.
62. Wire measure.
65. Perch.
66. Deep ravines or back-bones.
68. One of the Hebrides.
68. Absence of lips: var.
61. Strips of dough.
63. Closest.
64. Worker ants.
Down.
1. Son of Jacob.
3. Saga.
3. Russian hemp.
Answer to Yesterday’s Pass!a.
4. Greek letter.
5. Therefore.
6. Shut up.
7. Withers.
8. Depend.
9. Before.
10. Supple.
11. French article.
12. Charlatan.
13. Princely Italian house.
14. Oceans.
19. Dispirited.
22. Snug.
24. Doctrine.
25. Agree: Scotch.
26. Old crones.
27. Shaft of a column.
28. Proceeding from a point of radia
tion.
29. Violations of sentence sequence.
31. Boer language.
32. Carouse.
33. Censure harshly.
35. Wading bird.
38. Short hose.
39. Smooth, in phonetics.
41. A wonder.
42. Pronged fish spears.
44. Viscous oily liquid.
45. Muscles which stretches a part.
48. Feminine name.
49. Hindu prayer rug.
50. Tasteful.
51. Authoritative command.
52. Shed.
53. Arrow poison.
54. Damsel.
57. Pronoun.
58. Mountain in Crete.
60. Son of Miled.
62. King of Bashan.
Twizzler Answer.
One arrangement for the bottle is:
Two full, three half full and two
empty bottles on one table; same on
second table, three full, one half full
and three empty bottles on third
table. The second arrangement:
Three full, one half full, three empty;
three full, one half full, three empty:
one full, five half full and one empty.
Quicker Than Thought.
The quickest-acting muscles In the
body are those controlling the eye
lids. That is why the eye itself In
variably escapes injury. The sudden,
sharpest blow rarely lands before the
, lid has closed.
I
WAR ON CRIME—Frightened Off! SSJtSL—— 0 ' “By REX COLLIER
maumiBETUBNED fBOfA TVF I WmI NEXT WEEK.
c$v wnfi aaSbmin&nbwc. • Led fee Syndicate SspSHEiy KB G-HEHOMlfe J&B. I
MR. AND MRS. The Canes of His Youth.
Joe, T«e*e ake Some or your H--^
old CAKES IN "The HALL, y0u By fioixy, i remember Prtrnry HirryjN Theik. well, can Hk fcowThem ourr
NEVER. CARRy Them. iTANT WHEM 1 lSoufiHT ' WASNT pay ! Wouldn't" BE seek ~TTumA.T.s Tie hupevT
UI6 SET tis OF Them's dre&sep if i Pipnt without one of These Tiny re not in Tour uiAy
Tl-T-P^—^nrr 5T'~ on aiuNPAyafternoon.
|| Sell chJck em ^fob ssttins b,d of
I ^“1 ALL OUT • Jr Iff t_r
LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE. Boris the Mad. —By GRAY
■ WELL. "WATS "WAT! Y ^ (TS GONE- »NO DOUBT ABOUT jS FAT CHANCE H well, yes AND NO- Y YES, master-1
I SIROR AND HIS GANG I ***11 5*2® ^^LED [THAT, ANNE-WELL, S O’ THAT- A 8 LETS SEE THE MAP- I AND WANT I
I BrSpnEOTUE Yfl?UT V ^ '<ACHT?I AND SANK rr- I THAT SUITS ME ALL 1 BOAT DOESN'T g AH- HERE WE ARE - I THAT THE ASP I
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1 to mm T0 rr7 I WMEN ^ pwjnDout I be back,trying to i notice rr- eh. there. l§J him rnd§ that happy I
M WHAT WAS IN THOSE CIS if HE C AN -
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MOON MULLINS. What With? —By WILLARD
/"" X KNOW HE If HOLY SMOKE/HOW EMMY R^PFU^HTFr^1*^1-^ ^ /
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/ STOLE ALL CONVERSATION HERSELF iiSP^n v£'i HP? V HE WANTS
(^T000,H|-r^ THE^V^'f'NA W°RD ^SMEPS UKE ^^'ETHERE
VWOON- a-A LETMe-mwK- amystery * S/KKkJ yk
V^. _v TOME- V THE MOVIES?/ TH'MK
REG’LAR FELLERS. No Need for Lions in America. —By GENE BYRNES
■-- --^ —;-“tn
THEY CALL 1 V/UNNER V/HY THATS EASY' \
LIONS THE V/E NEVER HAVE YOU KNOW WE
KING ANY li°NS IN OONT HAVE ANY
OF Beasts ON AMERICA? KINCJ
ACCOUNTA THEY —r- IN AMERICA:
KIN LICK ANY -,
ANIMAL IN __ ,
THE JUNGLE.''
I MESCAL IKE. Local Boy Doesn’t Make Good. —By S. L. HUNTLEY.
r sav -rwev jest \ MT f *-e'S NY but i thousmt , veah,wwat happened we ^ account
/caught twet peller\ II [£5£5£dfe'L^SIl^ISp V° oTi^AS oesrA ME POUSJO
UUHAT WELD UP TH' ) l^^S^K^TL^STAGE U ^ ^UOCXlM' PERTH' ME WAS
V STAGE COACH last TELLER THEN < D1SMOMEST
V \w6EK._ kfrlAJWH V?7W CAUGHT BUT HE J
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I THE CHEERFUL CREW®
When life seem* very
dull end Je-d
With no relief thet
I een see,
I love to think of
ell'the joy
Thets surely on its
'nvP&t rrs
“KEEPING UP WITH THE JONES.” We Warned You Yesterday, Eddie. —By POP MOMAND
^TSK.! TSK!!
TOO HOT! WHY
LOOK — ITS
LUKEWARM !!
(-ns Bt j^NTINUCP.) ♦’S. 1

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