Evening Star Newspaper, October 25, 1925, Page 97

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE Afi@(‘TION—O(‘TOBER 25, 1925. Welcome Home. BY W. E. HILL. (Copyright, 1925, by Chicugo Tribune.) "0, there's Harry! 1 see Harry! Hlo Harry, how's the big boy!” (Picking out friends on the dock from the upper deck). The second lady from the right has been in Paris for her divorce Gladys, the pride of the Middle West, is ready to face the appraisers. Noth- fhepw Diblanuersdanveniiolis oo ing dutiable. Somewhere about her lovely person a bottle of cognac is car,” she says with horror in her voice, “don't tell me you didnt e Al tiiior dear granamantia go to Haggis Heath, in Wales! Oh, you don't know what you A quiet little corner on the pier, just after the arrival of a boat load of tourists from Europe. The customs men are as usual extending the welcoming hand 3 o : E “This Baldicker I didn't declare “I'm not going to declare any- = 3 . although I l:«ongh}z| it in L}unicl;(. thing, mamma!” “Well, I'm go- e worried young man who F a 5 N The lady who can't fin e because I lost the one I tool ing to say I have $105 worth of came to meet friends. Their f 3y za;e‘.. h“e neglected ?J‘:‘;Pb:zr with me from here, ;qg 1 got things, just so they won't sus- liquor has been parked on his ’ ; " d f steward, a linf: thing in itself, this one to replace it.” Meet pect anything.” person pending the customs ex- 9 . . 1 son | ; 1% but, oh, dear, the consequences! Miss Harriet Binger, the super- amination. . L truthful tourist. She's going to deciare all her postcards, too. Wz e