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WEBSTER—The Thrill That Comes Once in o Lifetime.
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The delicate Bay gets a photo of h/mselt |
im A Football, suit amd discovers TT**r «e
|S ACTUALLY AM ABYSMAL. 6A(JTE -1
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GROWING PAINS
I 1
•WE WANT TO BUY THE BEST DOG IN THE HOUSE. MONEY'S NO
OBJECT—WE’VE GOT 15 CENTS.”
CROSS-WORD PUZZLE
ACROSS;
L 9r*#i, #6. Orth. 36. Word pucslc. 54. OtPMtmc.
9. Thonr for 93. Into. M**«l ***• 55. per.
fastening. **■ Ship'. clerks. ««. Came pat.
*8. Half a tea.. *5. Diplomacy. 4„’ Which AS. Vaaaal.
14. Speaker. 2*. Ventilated. 48. Ansle-Saxon 50. Metropolis.
*«. Old. 28. Golf mound. ouuri. (HI. Angalar nnll.
IT. Fondle. 20. Hurricanes. 40. Heat. PI. child's tap.
18. Entertain. 30. Maka tight. AO. Eleetrieal nnlt. A3. Barns.
10. Unit of weight. 32. Disdain. A2. Negative. «4. Word of same
BO. Toothod. 34. Legal eopy. A3. Sammit. meaaiac.
DOWN.
1. Flowers. 12. Offleera. 31. Aanev. 45. Ohatraei.
*• BiWkhlf' 13- s*w»fr. 33. Numeral. 47. FI ah hawk.
8. Dover. 15. Leases.
«. There. 20. Short pipes. 3S' CU*d*1, ***•••»•
, 8. Drunkard. 21. Betel palm. 37. Force pomp, SI. Symbol.
«. Concerning. ’ 24. Stnpefy with 38. Monka hood. 54. Seaweed
7. Benches. fear. 30. Rhetorical gelatin.
8. Classifies. 25. Snarled. ward. 58. Cempssalen.
B. Plant. 27. Greere. 41. Faaaagea. 57. Narrow Inlet.
10. Shred. 20. Farmin’ asoocl- 43. Llgaid. 5P. stadr.
11. Meorlih drum. atiena. 44. Odors. «2. Tcwaid.
LETTER-OUT ” "
1 BOGGLING ^tgr-out and think of 1 umber
2 GAUNT Letter-Out and lt'a in "hot" foods.
3 GLOATED I*tUr-°ut,or oM - 3
4 SOLEMN Lstter-Out and we fnr til ones.
g GREGORY Letter-Out and he likes his food.
Remove one letter from each word and rearrange to spell the word
sailed 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
there is one In every group.
Answer to Yesterday's LETTER-OUT.
1 1
2 2
3 3
* 4
5 5
tospmsht, 1BST.)
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MOON MULLINS—First Come, First Serve. _By WILLARD
/ wait kayo-take this \
A DOLLAR AND RON OVER \
{£■I 'TO THE DRUG STORE AND )
GET ME A SANDWICH A
•AJv AND YOU MAY GET >
YOURSELP /
QHEj-roo/
/ MV STARS/ I'M IKI SUCH \
A TWITTER I COMPLETELY m
FORGOT THE SHOE BOX M
FULL OF LUNCH MV S
HIRED GIRL PUT UP /<_
FOR ME TO EAT ff\
v ON THE /£ A
^trainT
T HURRY/WHERE
IS MY _
SANDWICH *?
MR. AND MRS—Now You're Talking. |#iR;
PRETTy PoLLy! NICE PoLLyJ
PoLty UJAMT A
CRACKER. *?
r—Y
SPEAK UP, POLLy ! PONT*
1-;-1 Be Bashful.
cakt i- —-,
PoLLy Talk T
Poor. PoLLy !
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£ome qh, Polly! Spill it [
PERHAPS SHES ( 7"
"Thinking \-^
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TARZAN THE MAGNIFICENT— —By EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS
II M III _II_'7 1 -t"_« I
All except Tarzan were seized with fear when the
warriors pounded on the door, demanding Mafka.
The ape man turned to Gonlala. "Call one of the
warriors and see what it's about. We'll wait in
the next loom.-’ Then he led the others into an
adjoining chamber.
Gonfala struck thrice upon a drum to summon
the captain of the warriors, then drew the bolt
on the corridor door. An Amazon entered and
£ bowed low. "What is all this?" Gonfala demanded;
“why do you seek Mafka at this hour?” The war
rior replied in trembling voice.
'The Zuli are coming, o queen, coming to make
war upon us. They sent a alave to demand the
return of their great emerald. We want Mafka
to bless us with his mighty power so that we may
drive them away. We must make haste, for the
Zuli are at the gates!"
| UNITED FEATURE SYNDICATE Inc (J-T6
Tarzan frowned when he overheard the fateful
announcement. Now indeed the situation was
fraught with overwhelming peril. How could they
elude the insistent Kaji warriors? Even if they
did succeed, how could they pass the fierce Zuli
at the gates of the city?
UAIN DUNN secret Uperative *8. —By NORMAN MARSH
Wk-yrf>/S/r//t/'//fss"rtsssssS»#fP" -1-^— -
wcu.—wrt oui wy imc —
BANK CLERK-AND TWO MORE SHARES
WE WON'T HAVE TO SPLIT— WE'RE
SAFE ENOUGH—NONE OF THEM CAN
TALK— «-r—
Meantime )
IN THE /
HOSPITAL
DAN DUNN 1
CONTINUES \
TO QUESTION
THE
UNCONSCIOUS
NOLAN, WHOSE
SUBCONSCIOUS
MINO
CONTINUES
TO ANSWER
AS THE
ETHER CLOUD
BEGINS TO
LIFT?
w ^^Tf-farm housh?farm>
TELL ME \ HOUSH?? YESH--FOUR
WHERE THE \ MILESH EASH VAN
HIDEOUT IS-COME I DIKE-STONE HOUSH
NOW-HURRY, J -LEF SIDE OF ROAD~
WHERE IS THE A^ , . v
i^MHOUSE^J^^|^kj^^M
SURE I'M—
S-SURE
POSHTIVE
CERTAINLV
1 f 1 II \ ~ V - |_[ ^ / Xf^l
WAR ON CRIME-The Guarded HoSDital. Jru* St0,IM °* G-Men Activities Based an Records ot the ‘ ^ D„ pry rni i irp
•* Federal Bureau of Investigation—Modified in the Public Interest Reentered o. 8. Patent Office ““DV KtA LULLIlK
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SOMEBODY SAYS HE HEARD MAYBE THE TIP WAS A PHONEY-AND
SOME YE CCS PLOTTING TO MAYBE NOT. WE’RE TAKING NO CHANCES.
GET THAT MOLL IN THE ONE OF YOU STAY IN THE GIRL'S ROOM.
HOSPITAL. HUNG UP BEFORE •THE OTHERS WILL GUARD THE BUILDING*
I COULD GET HIS NAME INSIDE AND OUT/ -
tell the chief/ r— v-- —>
A TIP-OFF, EHH WOULD
N’T BE SURPRISED AT
ANYTHING THAT TRI;
STATE MOB PULLED/
^ ^ m\ —1 |_next week_A LtbAL kiuinaminij_j
MESCAL IKE—A Tooth for o Tooth. —By S. L. HUNTLEY
—.-/rUL B&TCMA tUHEJU A / WMKTO HE. -mow- Ui~i "X
- •JWfUM/ MOR OL MAM FlMDS) ^X> NOLO. PA? 0vJg°T0 \
^-1 DEMTTSr 1 OUT ACOUT MIT 7L? V A^rn.™ \
— —\ MELL 6tVE VUM ^ TOOTM PULLED
_ —V a ucxivj1 yakNM am* tm' doctor /
_ -rcerw — —oP-y. XI CHARGED FNE /
- /'if0 ~ aKhP DOLLARS^/
s*
Brain Twizzler
By PROF. J. D. FLINT.
pUT on your old gray (matter) bon
net! There Is some deep think
ing to do.
A very old and very skilled wood
carver was commissioned to carve a
figure from a block of Wood 3 feet
long, 1 foot wide and 1 foot thick.
The wood was of a valuable nature
and the task would be one requiring
great care. Payment was to be made
to the carver on the basis of number
of cubic Inches removed from the block
in the carving process. The carver
started work and turned out a master
piece. When it was done the carver
k
of cubic Inches removed when meas
ured by weight because the customer
said the wood might weigh differently
at the heart and on the outside. The
carven gave the matter thought and
found a new way to determine the
amount of wood removed. What can
you think of?
(See Answer on Page C-7.)
Jolly Polly
A Little Chat on Etiquette.
By JOS. J. FRISCH.
H. B. W!—The more exclusive the
establishment, the larger the tips, the
theory being that if any one can
afford expensive meals, he can afford
. X '
WITH THE PRICE OF MEAT SO
HlOrt, IT WOULD BE TOO BAD <
FOR THE WOLF IF HE CAWE^J
large tips. In smaller eating places,
such as luncheonettes and coffee shops,
tipping is not neciessary, and in many
cases prohibited.
Bendas return envelops to Jolly
Polly for the leaflet, “Tips and TSp
ptof."
Polio® See Death Leap.
( French police in Algiers, Algeria,
saw a 23-year-old Italian women jump
to her death from a room in the police
station before they realised what was
happening. The woman had been ar
rested on a charge of stealing $30.
When the chief Inspector ordered her
fingerprints taken, the woman seised
a chair and hurled it at him. “Arrest
me if you dare!” she cried, and with
out warning ran to the window and
jumped out. She fractured her skull
and died shortly afterward in a hos
pital.
Solution to Yesterday's Puzzlo.
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