Evening Star Newspaper, March 30, 1923, Page 32

THE EVENING "~ STAR,” WASHINGTON, D." C., FRIDAY, MARCH "30, 1923. TWO0 HIT BY AUTOS |MUTT AND JEFF—And Now It’s as Clear as Mud to Sir Sidney. SERIOUSLY INJURED ' i —_— ;William R. Ulrich Sustains Frac- tured Skull—Autdqist: Fleeing After Felling Woman, 70. REGARDING PRICES (Copyright. 1923, by H. C. Fischer, Trade &2"‘. prices are — I 8. Pat. o) [rwhar way B You THeRe, SEEF OLD Dean? BERRY! 1 MouGHT YOou SAID THose weRre U. S COIny I SHALL Joty ) (WELL APPREC/INTE YouR TRouBLe: Pkoceslfi)v T FOynd Some UMITED STATES | lcoms n v | | vesT Pocker l ! SIR SIDNEY. | THE SmALL | cotmw 'S AT AND THe LARGE Coiv ' TWo-BITS. Two BIFY s FIVG TIMES AS MUCH As A e AND THIS (3 A CART wHeeL! ALso i wnown As A BERRY,| OR AN IRON MAN! 1N FACT (T 1S ALSo CALLED A BEAN, OR A WASHER OR A SimoLEoN! MUCK SIMPLER AN YouR SRILLINGS AND PounDS, $0 You'Re AT FAMILIAR WwiIth ourk MONGY . T'LLE ecxecan A OUR UARIOUS coiny TO neves | been our pelicy #r see how expensive. 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