Brownsville herald. [volume], April 24, 1930, Page TEN, Image 10

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IMuck-DAPPE*-.
-fW DRESSED IN
• FASHIONS GAYEST
" WITH FEDORA HAT-5
BOUTONNIERE
1 CANE AND SPECTACLES*
wearing a small
% coal black mustache
WAXED AT THE ENDS
AND A CHUBBY
SMILE OF PERFECT 11
, CONTENTMENT
♦W _ • jV
A MAN OF THE
•* WORLD — jjfe
EVIDENTLY a v ;
STRANGER—,v
A - all tuned IN
F With *the spring
MORNING — *
fUCW A PERSON WAS SEEM
strolling leisurely down
THE BOULEVARD — UNAWARE
OF THE BUSY THRONG THAT
BRUSHED PAST HIM- HE PAUSED
FOR A BRIEF MOMENT TO LIGHT
A FRESH CIGAR —'
Kuddenlt- me stiffened -
^ HIS EYES GLUED TO A PASSING CAR -
A LOOK OF BEWILDERMENT SPREAD
OVER HIS FACE —
THE OGAR UNLIGWTED SLIPPED
FROM HIS GLOVED FINGER TIPS —
/so! X
/. A PRETTY FINE
\ /TURN OUT —
\J I'VE READ ABOUT
VOU- LITTLE HEIRESS
V • RICH - EH ?
\ AND PRETTIER
V THAN EVER—.
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TX see to this-/
Why
AT THIS TIME -
> JUST AS HENRIETTA
IS SITTING SO PRETTT
WHEN EVERYTHING
IS SO ROSY- .
DOES CARLOS HAVE
TO COME INTO THE
PICTURE ?
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LZANDER
vHECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS—He's Gone!
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—By COWAN
VM DOING tVtOYTWNGM WELL l SIMPLY WAVE
TH\S WEEK V LOST TWO] TO GAIN SOME WEIGHT1
POUNDS DOING TWC / l STAPT OFT WITH
EXEPOSCS TWAT PVCW WOT CHOCOLAfC
APC BPOADCaST ]\ AND CPEAM. AND
CYCP Y MOPNIN G / \ 'v - y
SO
t DRINK NOTHING -MY DOCTOR TELLS ME \
BUT BLACK COFFEE I TO STUFF MYSELF WITH
WITHOUT SUGAR \ PUDDING WITH WHIPPED
AND. MY DEAR, VM 1 CPE AM AND CAKE AND
PRACTICALLY JUICY STEAKS WITH
LIVING ON SPINACH. / PLENTY OC. GRAVY — y
HEAVENS'.WHAT l \ ^ » _*
COULD DO TO A. --”7" ^ l
SQUARE _ /
OH THAT PEMlNDS ME/l^y
HAVE AN\CE POAST ON SO \
l MOST GET HOME AMP \
CANDY SOME SWEET POTATOES 1
AND l AM HAVtfJG STPAW8EPPY J
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MOON MULLINS—No Reflection.
—Willard
1 SOMETHIN' TERRIBLES
HAPPENED!© ME. ,
t LOOKED IN j
TH' MIRROR *
AND I WASN'T
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she LOOKEO
j DON^ BE SILlN^ KAYO • /CT nrHE
\ mamie Busted towel,
-that MIRROR tfj HOW'O
YESTERDAY, <gjg YOU
BUT THAT DIDN'T W- SUPPOSE?
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V Sffl KNOW
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j River Question
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HORIZONTAL
I-In whose
honor is
the Muscle
SI»oal« Dam
named?
6 Where is the
Mackenzie
River?
11 Entrance.
12 Abolishes.
14 Quantity.
13 Egg dish.
16 Exclamation
of laughter.
17 Deity.
18 To i*our onf.
10 To httiz.
20 Flash.
21 Evade*.
23 To adhere.
24 Clex er.
23 To inscribe.
20 Meager.
28 To scour.
20 To rebuke.
30 Exclamation.
; hear that pobby
J0NC5,T«C AMATEUR
OHAMfUJ* UKCS THC
new smaller bail. r„ nwr
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There are at least four mistakes in the above picture. They may per
tain to grammar, history, etiquette, drawing or whatnot. See If you can
find them. Then look at the scrambled word below—a..d unscramble it,
by switching the letters around. Grade yourself 30 for each of the mis
takes ycu find, and 20 for the word If you unscramble it.
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SIDE GLANCES . George Clark
04M MfASrt.K* l“C
<U4.o 1I
COACH. Now pract Ice (hat awhile like I showed yon; I've fot t»
go over and demonstrate the high jump.”
CORRECTIONS
(1) Bobby Jones is open, not amateur champion. (2) The new golf
hall is larger, instead of smaller. (3) The hole the ptavers are pU>*
ing sholld be a Par 5, as from 44 to WMI yards is that par. ill Tb*^
i-an driving is hitting the ball with the back of the dab. 3 Tbf*
scrambled word is TRAPEZE.
— .
31 Pronoun.
32 To leave.
34 Silk vrornt.
33 Sarred.
33 To hover.
.37 Famous Chi
rago ainger.
33 To mock.
VERTICAL
1 Part of Eng*
land.
2 Image.
3 Kindred.
4 Street.
3 Calling.
6 To telephone.
7 Devoured.
A Tennis fence.
0 Like.
10 Second and
sixth presi
. dent of
VESTERDATS ANSWER
V. 8. A.
IS Strap.
13 To deem.
Id To seek.
IS Coin slot.
10 To injure. /
20 Voluble.
21 Blue
pigment.
22 End of the
arm.
23 The shank.
24 Notched.
23 Tortured.
2d To examine.
27 Our chief
Justice dur
ing the Mori
Mar.
20 To remove.
30 Dry.
32 Performed.
33 Night be fop
34 Prophet.
33 Doctor.
30 Frenclwfe