Evening Star Newspaper, September 25, 1921, Page 75

MUTT AND JEFF | -~ Cicero Ges é ' (Copyright, 1921, by H.. C. Fisher. Trademark Reg. U. 8. Pat. Off) [{TeLL me Quiclc, || NOTHING: MUCH, ONLY | MUT T, WHAT IT MIGHT HAUVE HAPPENED To Been VERY Cl1CERO TODAY! SER(oUS!. You woulD HAVE RUN, ToO. SPwis' BuLL WAS LoosE AND MAKING A DASH FoR MY son! cice RO WAS | SCARED STI\FF AND _So WAS I! DID The | BuLL CATCH cicero? [ YOU'RE WRONG! CICERD WEAT IN JOE’S ERONT YARD AND WALKED UP TO A CALE TIED THERE AND PuncHed RiM IN THE RIBS, STEPPED oN Hs FEET AND THeN) TWISTED (TS TAIL! THEN WHAT Do You SUPPoOSE HE sSAID T THE cALE? ClcERO'S HAD A TRYING DAY AND T HAD A JoB : GETTING HIM T Go ™ SLeeP! T'LL BE Down AS Soon AS T PUT HiMm To BeD: YoU KNOW SPWIS, MYy NEIGHBOR, HAS AN ORCHARD. WELL, T seems SPILLS TOLD ciceRo T HeLP HIMSELE To APPLES ANYTIMG HE FELT LIkE 1T, NO. T JUST YELLED AT CICERO AND TOLD HIM O RUN EOR THE EENCE! MY REART WAS IN MY MOUTH =T WAS A CLOSE RAcCE! C\CERO WAS so SCARED THAT He FCLL EROM THE ToP . o€ THE EENCE. e SAID- THERE, THAT MAKES MmeE EVEN WITH YOUR BIG ST\FF.OF A FATHER! mow Go AAD TELL Him ABOLT (T2 HAR HAR, HA HA HA! HAR!S GReAT! P R YR . By BUD FISHER I woNDe'R \& ™He NEIGHBORS “(OUNGSTERS HAVE Been EIGHTING WIH clccRo? & THEY HAVE T'.L MAKE (T HOU FoR THEM! SUDDENLY T HEARD ClceRO YeLL! I LOOKED AROGUAND AND FEINALLY SAW CICERO !N SPWISS ORCHARD AND RUNNING FOoR DEAR \IFE! OFE COURSE HE WAS MORE SCARED THAN HURT, BuT MY WORD! How MAD HE wAs AT THAT BuLL. He TOLD ME HE WANTED T &0 VER TO SPIUS' HousE -FoR 7 T& AND T SA\D T Do SAY (T MYSCGLE! ReE'S CERTAINLY A CHIP OFF THE oLDd