The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 8, 1930, Page 10

WELL- TIDA— WHEN BO YOU GET YOUR. GREAT MOGUL DIAMOND 2 | SNOULD THINK YOU WOULD BE A GREAT HIT WITH THE MEN | WENT TO A PARTY” AND THEY PLAYED A GAME WHERE ALL THE MEN. MAD TO KISS THE GIRLS OR BUY THEM = Cucky= 1 CAME HOME Wind GO OUT AND GRAB YOURSELF SOME KIND OF A DUKE OR LoRD ? THIS 1S WHAT | MEAN, WALT! LIGHTS, LAUGHTER, PHYLLIS, BUT ¥ MUSIC, RENTHM — THE MN FEET DON'T NNSTERM OF TRACK LUKE MOONLIGHT — Z NAW! 1 DIDNT f WANT ANM.. 1 ES ZA WANTED To SEE Z \= | COULD GET T. Cen wen sence REE SINT CFE “] don’t really care much about going back to school this year. But it’s such a good excuse to get a lot of new things.” | THE TINYMITES THESE MOUNTAINS AND CANYONS von ALOT OF HOLES IN KEE: AiR... SHE'S GETTIN’ FRECKLES Bumpy AS ALL GEE wizz! 2 CAN'T STAND THIS BUMPIN' AROUND ANY LONGER...1'M GOING To LET HIM KNOW IN Wey! WANE A Heart! IF You CANT HEAR NE You CAN AT LEAST SEE NE... KEEP AN EVEN (KEAD THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) “The Coliseum is, no doubt, one thing the whole world’s read about,” exclaimed the friedly Travel Man. “It is a monstrous place. Full fifty thousand people once could sit and watch athletic stunts. Bold gladi- ators used to stage most every sort of rare. “And folks had comfort in these days, protected from the strong sun's rays by awnings that spread out and added to the thrilling sight. One of the best things we've seen yet, it's something you will ne'er forget.” “You bet we won't. It’s wonderful,” said Scouty Tinymite. And then the whole bunch walked round and every place they stopped they found another sight of interest. ‘They were thrilled as thrilled could be. Soon everyone heard Clowny shout, “Oh, watch that water gush- ing out. That is the finest fountain that I ever hope to see.” ._ “Fontana Di Trevi is the name of that pool. It has earned its fame,” explained the kindly Travel Man. “There's Neptune, perched up high. It is good luck, the people think, to stop and take a real deep drink. That's what most of the people do before they pass by. “Then, too, folks stop and drop coins in. This makes the little urchin grin. He promptly goes awading so’s to fish the money out ‘That's in- teresting,” Coppy said. “And just like stories I have read. I certainly am pleased to know what it js all about.” Just then a flower boy sauntered by and Clowny shouted, “Here. lad! I would like to buy a little flower.” “Oh, yes, sir,” said the lad. The Travel Man then bought each one a flower. It was a lot of fun to see the flower boy spread a smile. The sale had made him glad. (The Tinymites see St. Peter’s Dome in the next story.) (Copyright, 1930, NEA Service, Inc.) Daily Cross-word Puzzle © ACROSS Solution of Puzzle 6. Alr: comb, form & Small cushior 8. Gait of » horse 12. Competent 18 Brazilian mon- ey ant 10, Be indebted 11, Small child 38. fe 34. Employer 86 Woodwind tn- 50. Flexible term!- nal appen 82 $1. Goa of war 5s. Metal-bearing & Weighin “. D ine ry esses 4. Repose 42, Sheep inclosure 5. Moiste $i Seber SE Profound rock 83. Voleano in Sielly DOWN 1, Membranoas eee 2 Negro of the Niger delta 3. Acute form of gripper colle. 4. Canvas shelter 3 dignl- BUDDIES WELL. VE SPENT MY LAST AFTERNOON AT ANY AFFAIR WHERE MRS. BORING 1S INVITED! THAT WOMAN BURNS -tHow'sa KEEO?_) NOT So GooD, Sam! Cc'nER! @N’ VLU TELL Ya WHY sae WOW YOUNG 1 LOOKED IN MY NEW WAT WHEN MRS. B. SAID, POINTEDLY- MOM , YOu LOOK AS YOUNG AND CHARMING AS YOU DID WHEN You WERE A DEBUTANTE EIGHTEEN MEARS AGO \HAD & CouNLA “TEETH PULLED AN’ | LOOK EUNNY WHEN | smiLe— NOURE A REAL GUY To AET ME IN ON IT, SEZ 1! 1 Know WaT T OMY RAVE A QUARTER WTEREST wo wT ! Gor, NOTHING OF THe SORT BUT TM SO HUMILIATED. MOM GUNN SHOT MY DIGNITY PLUMB FULL OF HOLES — TWO WEEKS: ALLOWANCE WHY DON'TeHe HAVE SOME NEW 1 SIMPLY MENTIONED THe FACT THAT SHE SUCH A w CGNTCEN