Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1924, Page 14

14 THE EVENING MUTT AND JEFF—]Jeff Has the Political Situation of the Country in a Nut Shell. 7 MuTT, T JUST DOPED UB A HUMAN INTEREST sTORY ABOUT THE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES BUT I'm GONNA NCED Somme HeL® ERom You! THE EACT THAT MUTT AND T TOURED THE R COUNTRY FOR TWO [} MonTHS makes comrs [ 1| Berieve T icnow A THING OoR TWo ABoUT THEe PoLITICAL ;/ INSTANCE !=— THIS MORNIN BuckwHeAT CONDITIONS I8 GENCGRAL: $3,524,658 a Year |ITALO-SWISS TREATY I KILLED, 2 DYING "~ to Dancers | ARBITRATION 0. K.D NEW Tanioay ing All Issues Possible of e Dispute Is Signed. Septembper 2 Family Enmity Brought to‘ Head Following Church ‘ Service—2 Arrested. ing in by rep. ope, | nta- | every | become an_issue { countries will be tration Provided for in the treaty "/ WRECKERS IN ATTEMPT joFrovided for in ¢ s immorality and dr ported by the committe between the two submitted to arbi- 1s a WELL, MY STORY WILL DEAL WITH VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP! of | oia S TAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 22. 1924. ; —By BUD FISHER. T WANT YoV T EInd ouT WHAT LA FOLLETTE Tee Hee: (Copyright. 1924, by H. C. Fisher. Trade Mark Heg. U. 8. Pst. Of.) AND T GOT (T STRAIGHT THAT DAVIS ATE Some HAM AND EGGS SOUTHERN STYLE! AND HERE'S WHeRe You CAN HeL® me! STUEE! FoR T KAOW THAT G CAL ATE CAKkes WHEELER ITINERARY DA VINCI LOCK FOUND. DAVIS’ DAUGHTER BACK. | Phone Us For Information Will Give ‘“Moral,” Concerning Chevy Chase Homes QUINTER, THOMAS & CO. Main 8416 Not Active, || Mrs vis Adams, daughter of Joh Support to Nominee. NEW YORK, September Julia W. Davis, will not take any active in support of her father’s campaign, saild upon her arrival fro enhagen on the steamship VIIL. She added she would y *‘moral support. d to be as near my e while he is fight s. 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