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WAR ON CRIME—Mahan's “Cut”! !*"• •* g-m*b Activiti*. Bue» on Record. ot u>« —, a a PttMI _R RrY rniIIPD
Federal Bureau ot In*eetigatIon—Modified la the Public la tercet —By KtA COLLIER
LOTS Of REACV CASH, AMO HERE'S OWE
AAAHAW ^TpOO IWfACT/ vtf/ITH ALTERED SERIAL.
V_ /LUMBERS/ J
"TAKE HIM TO "THE’FIELD'
OFFICE WWLE I SEARCH/
HI? CAR,/
A ZIPPER. &A€r- Y LETS' UAVE A
amd itar ueaw//\look inside:/
it gpunTC up.oouewy y -md some op
-id ♦30,000/ ^A THEM ARE WEVERc
^--- V ^eus£c> ransom
W _^ RILIC/
NEXT WEEK
CUWWT Of THE CASE.
MR. AND MRS. It Happens to Many of Us.
<*ool> EVENING j
- ' I
<hodX EFENIM6!
----. - ---
<SOoD EV N IN<5r
GodX EFEMIKg! |
(As "The meal is CpMcluded)
,—
HE/, CUAIIte.!
\ | ' | I %$EME> yoUE VArrtlL
4I —i ”i® y<=>" i—
fe)'W7 N y.TUtlMl.ltK,
J
ToUfcTEEN KINPS OF PEOPLE
“To ujelcome >bu iuhem you
COMe IN ANb AFTeS-ThAT
•>bURE“lHE FoRGoTfeM MAN !
~. * rr OJAS yoUE. IPBA
| DlNINcSr OUT - I p
| ' - WANTtet> To r
/f sta/ home I
GROWING PAINS By Phillips
TOP BROUGHT IT HOME FOR ME, BUT I CANT FIND A PLACE
TO WIND IT UP."
MODERN MAIDENS
^ 11 V
tUflTVAP.AI R*M. Ur^H 9^-ZX
*The recipe Says to leave it in the oven foran hour. ”
Daily Cross-Word Puzzle
Arrows.
J. Drinking vessel.
4. Spigot.
7. Whim.
W, Opposed to stoss.
18. Spiritual meaning of words.
15. Dense rork.
17. Degree above a knight.
18. Instrument subsequent to a will.
18. Little mass.
•0. River in Africa.
82. Leaf of water illy.
93. To crown.
34. Fatter.
36. Small bird.
38. Acute crest of mountain range.
60. Caustic solution.
31. Light sarcasm.
33. Go back over.
.35. Turn aside.
37. Babylonian god of war.
38. Oscillate.
89. Cancel.
43. Talk.
47. Made of a cereal grass.
48. Brazilian money of account.
60. Exultant.
61. Deviate from true course.
62. Grew verdant.
* 65. Flow against.
66. Lair.
68. Merits.
66. Surround.
•0. Acted part of host.
•3. Stone mentioned by Pliny.
66. Excelled in bestowing.
66. Pulling forcibly apart.
67. Watering place in Prussia.
68. Espouse.
66. Purpose.
A 70. Born.
(Mutton to Yesterday's Puxsle.
Down.
1. Covered part of locomotive.
2. Not cognizant.
3. Breastwork.
4. Unit of internal capacity for ships.
5. Deputy.
6. Leafstalk.
7. Cut small surface on gem.
R. Idolize.
9. Achieved.
10. One who lets for hire.
11. Ignoring.
12. Pish.
14. Supreme being.
16. Pinch.
21. Steadying rope.
23. Floating box for fish.
24. Drying up.
25. Emulated.
27. Chain passing through mast.
29. Haul up and lash,
32. Royal.
34. To be able.
36. The frigate bird.
39. Mottled appearance in mahogany.
40. Tympanum of ear.
41. Thoroughfares.
42. Feared greatly.
43. Peatherllke.
44. Constituent of animal fat*.
45. Fine bunting.
46. Corded fabric.
49. At any time: Poetic.
53. To thread.
54. City in Prussia.
57. Horse.
59. Belonging to that girl.
60. Nose of golf club.
61. Prepare skins for gloves.
63. Street boy.
64. Seniority.
Rabbit Hole Holds Loot.
Believed to be the proceeds of a
$1,000 robbery committed 20 years
ago, a rusty iron box containing Jew
elry was found in a rabbit bole in a
wood near Kendal, England, by Rich
ard Robinson. Robinson was pigeon
hunting when he saw the end of the
box protruding from the hole. The
box was heavy with gold and silver
watches, silver spoons, many coins
and other articles. They are believed
to have been stolen from a Kendal
pawTishop in 1917.
Twizzler Answer.
The bank was robbed at 12% min
utes after 12. the time when the squads
should have passed each other, barring
accidents, such as the flat tire. t
LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE.
r look! MR. AM ,
WITH THOSE MEN!
BUT I THOUGHT
HE WAS "DADDY'S
FRIEND-HOW CAN
HE EVEN TALK TO
THOSE BUTCHERS?
hush! come
QUICKLY- IT
IS HIS ORDER
THAT YOU BE
NOT SEEN
HERE-YET
A
MOON MULLINS.
Come On.
—By GRAY
r BUT IN ^
[THESE SACKS
ARE TEN
BILLIONS IN
PRECIOUS y
STONES-^
r ho! ho! ho!
YOU ANt> YOUR
FEW BAGS OF
MARBLES - YOU
HAVE SEEN ,
NOTHING YETI
s.- J
THEREf^B
LOOK AT ^
THE CONTENTS
OF THOSE CHESTS,
A NO VASES-YESl
LOOK CLOSELY- ,
l__>a
WHY. THIS IS
ALMOST BEYON&
L8*^!_
BUSHELS OP .
RARE GEMS:
rANt> THE VttSES'.
PRICELESS IN
^THEMSELVES » j
YOU SAY,
WITH THESE ,
FEW HELPERS,1
YOU DUG UP
THIS TREASURE
NEAR HERE?
L. A
ho! ho! so you
BELIEVE ME NOW
AH, I KNOW WHERE
TO DIO - PLENTY
MORE WHERE
THAT STUFF
CAME FROM —
^
The Alarmist.
—By WILLARD
' DEAR ME/
*THE THINGS THAT
"MANNY, THE MUSCLE*
SAID TO ME WHEN I
TOLD HIM OUR DEAL
v WAS OFF- ^
( 0H-»
r KNEW IT/
I KNEW
THEY'D COME
*FTER ME.
THEY'RE AT
THE DOOR!
S<£ A T
EY'LL
THEM
-TELL
rou GOTO
A! AND
I'M
=.
R*f. 8 P* Of.» m' ^
Cnjryrifrhu lMt, hr (%r+r« Trthwnm-N y. N(«| fliaifwia H*
GOOD GRIEF/ HAVE YOU
WENT STARK STARING CRATY.
LORD PLUSH BOTTOM?
. ANSWER THAT
V TELEPHONE.
REG’LAR FELLERS.
I — -..
Good as Gold.
—By GENE BYRNES
THAT SURE !S A FINE CAR
BUT I CANT PAT FIFTY
CENTS ALL IN CASH.'WILL
YA LET ME BUT IT
IN INSTALLMENTS r
-?- • 4
5-22
DU6/\N
MOTOR '
w KOMPIHY
U-d
V/ELL, MISTER DUFFY, WE
DON'T OFTEN DO BU5INE5S
THAT WAY BUT ILL LOOK
UP YOUR CREDICK AN' SEE
IF A SALE ON EASY TOIMS
KIN BE ARRANGED/
>
X
Ol ic, mister dufft/ your
CREWCK IS O.K. 1 KIN LETCHA
WAYETHE CAR IMMEDIATELY
FOR FORTY-ElqHT CENTS
D<m. AN* A PENNY A week
UNTIL PAID FOR4*
MESCAL IKE.
Explain Yourself, Young Fellow.
—By S. L. HUNTLEY.
“KEEPING UP WITH THE JONES ”
_ _ - —11 - T T
saarfm&aSS,
Quick on the Trigger.
• > i r. 1 1 ■"
/ wa/ 00^ **tu, me noo >
/ocmt <«oou) wutsae, "tutor oam
rgT n vjto;* Q&*r luese ju&ry
►—By POP MOMAND
the ctmrui cmib
I think' kind deeds
wtvt not yet done,
s**y in our hevrts
like buds close-Furled
Lets let them eJl
bloom out vt once
And mvke %. gvrden of
the world.
|*|*C*wi
SEE MERE, MV MAN--'
CAKfT VOU READ S*GWS?
there's a twe>mtv-five
DOLLAR FUME FOR __
F&EOWMG TM- AKJt^VALS^J^
/those sksms were put ^
there to ask meddlesome
PEOPLE TO MtfcJD THE*? own t*
BUSMsIESS H. I SHOULD T ■ —'
TURN MXJ OVERnv--^ "
to th* proper
AOTwaRrriES!'JU !/
stt'. Tr^rxr-fi // rCr>
WAC--GO BACK. ^
T»J<E CMfcBGB OP SOUR
MOfsPCEY HOUSE— TV»S
MERES C Jaf --

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