Brownsville herald. [volume], October 09, 1930, Page EIGHT, Image 8

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Tut GUMPS — Who Stole the Diamond? SIDNEV SMITH
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w/wr PROUD NAME op
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MIRE — LOOK XNMAT
YWE DRAGNET OP THE POLICE
OOVT CAUGNT —
LOOP'S 0N.»
'JILDA THE MAID
V<WO S'nLL REFUSE*
70 YELL WHERE SHE
>MA% THE NI6HT OF TMf
Robbery between the
HOURS OR 9 AMO
ViitiPls ER'C BEEiSR THE CARPENTER A AifiV CtUMS^l %tb06E^ M0" WOuU*
THAT FIXED THE CLOSET IN UNCLE B'MS ^ _ . - A - >. aa A ^ ME COME INYO THE PICTURE?
ROOM THE BAY PRECEDING YM? fQHfcTS LOGICAL MA^ • Mg PlOURE ON NOT
NlGMT OP YME ROBBERY? WHO WOULD BENEFIT MOSTLY TAKING AN* CHANCES OEtjE™*
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WAS LIABLE TO WALK IN UlS CiOT
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FOR JUST US TWO A IT'S MIGHIV DANGEROUS1. CHANCE - OUR I^T CHANCE. NOW I LEAYt
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Question on Columbus
HORIZONTAL
1 Columbus
reached the
West ——7
6 Flower part.
11 Platform.
12 Ability.
14 Farewell!
15 Truthful.
10 Road.
17 Pronoun.
10 Wasp.
19 Taro parte.
20 To say again.
21 Cogwheel.
22 Wan.
23 To hang.
24 To labor.
25 Human.
28 Ancient.
29 Depended.
30 Toward.
31 Italian river.
32 One fartidi*
ous of his
£peerh.
S3 To »ln.
34 To tease.
33 Region.
36 Horn inutril*
ment.
87 largest rl’jf
in Au'traliii.
VERTICAL
1 Where Is
“Crater* of
the Moon**
park?
2 Huh.
3 To perish.
4 Exist*..
5 Place of busl*
nes*.
8 lcjr rain.
T Examination.
8 Insert.
yesterdays answer
9 Mountain.
10 The lowest
point.
13 Where la thtl
l'. ft. Naval
Academy? ;
13 To expect- A
10 To wander
about.
IS Nether world
10 To chime.
20 Foray.
21 l’leaeed.
22 Sport.
23 l>et it statld.
24 Theme.
25 Worth.
20 Scratches.
27 To pillage.
20 Wile.
30 Maple.
32 Sty.
33 Eaglr.
34 Doctor.
33 Paid pub*
Hetty.
BHSEGDDO
J!n unexpected trip. _ I
There are at least tour 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—and unscramble tt.
by switching the letters around. Grade yourself 20 for each of the mis
takes you fmd and 20 for the word If you unscramble it.
SIDE GLANCES . George Clark
1t *U«m«*<**ci **. rr# i * -rr»
“We’ve heard you were just do»n* wonder*.” *
“Well, I d«n’t like to boast, but I never *et to the office before ten and
I plav golf about four afternoon* a wrek.”
CORRECTIONS
ill One of the tripod legs is a rrut'-h, instead of a regular leg. (Si The
light at ihe nght has a candle in it. instead of a bulb. (1) The fiim eoii.
tainers. should have no openings, but be light proof. <4| There should be
heat vents in the top of the light at the left. (5) The scrambled word is
6TI MBLE.