Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1921, Page 80

o MUTT AND JEFF - Who's the Poor Sap? (Copyright, 1921, by H. C. Fisher. Trade Mark R3. U. <. Pat Oft) TLC SAY 'S Some ' INHERITANCE! YES, MUTT, THIS \s THE LOT YoUR AUNT LEET You 1N HER witL. T WOULD HAVE Been BETTER OFE \F She HAD LEET me TEN DOLLARS N CASH "MY AUNT LEFT ME A VUERY DESIRABLE Piece OF REALESTATE INHER WILL: AT'S INA ; THRIVING LOCALITY, BUT T NEED SOME [ Colny AND I'LL TURN OUER THE DE€D 1d YoU FOR FIETY BUCkS. I WOULDN'T SELL \T TO ANY ONE BUT YU . == BUY A THOUSAND DOLLAR PlecE ot GROUND FOR FIFTY DOLLARS, WHAT = Sip~ WouLd You SAY? ‘€ T WADN'T GoT JEFE'S E\ETY <SOME BODY ELSE woutD I'M GONNA SEE How HE LKES WIS LeT! Re BT Like A syl LOT NUMBER S€EVEN! -]THis 1S T, BUT MUTT DIDN'T TELL ME THere WAS A YOUNG MOUNTAIN ON (T! THAT WASAT VERY NICE OF MUTT: T'VE GoU A HUNC MUTT SLIPPED glg ! SOMETHING OVER ON ME"' ; MY -WORD PURE GOLD' SHE BOUGHT THAT LOT DURING A REAL ESTATE BooM 1M 1@90¢ (T'S FIWE MILes EROM A RAILROAD AND TEN MILES EROM TowWN! 1T AIN'T WORTH TEN CENTS. SEVEN. I'M- GOING RIGHT ouT AND Loolkc AT 1T, MUTT ! T GOTTA LEVEL THE GROUND ORN-M\Y LoTL I CAN'T BUILD A House PN (T WHILE T's THIS WAY. MUTT'S A BlG STA\EF. PERHUAPS THAT MAN CcAN DIRECT ME ™ THE MAINV fL\STEN, T™M MORGANEELLER THE BANKER! LET'S FoRm A COMPANY! T'LL GIVE You A MILLION DOLLARS FOR A HALF INEREST IN THLS LT: ARE Nov oN?