Evening Star Newspaper, November 1, 1925, Page 126

I SENTENCE ALL vyou 7o TWEN'Y- FIVE YEARS IN MERRILL'S CANDY STORE!L / I GOoT A \T'S CALLED COP$ S\)\T "COLRT" soT'LL 8E I'LL BE THE JUDGE ‘CAUSE I FOUND THE HAT AN SOMEBODY BE THE COP AN' SOMEBODY BE THE LAWYER 'NEVERYTHING ¢ THE JUDGELL 2 GINE US THE [ DEUCE" WE COME BACK LABBERMOUTH, YOURE SUCH A GQOD TALKER WELL LET YOU ge THE LAWYER! HURRY UP AN' BRING THAT BOX OVER HERE L AN WE'LL OPEN COURT} WE'RE PLAYIN' COURT” AN’ JIMMIE DUGAN \& THE JUDGE! DYA WANNA BE THE ’ PRIS'NER®? HE MIGHT LETCHA OFF LIGHT AN' ONEY sWE YA TWENY YEARS! WE GOT THE / PRIS'NER AT LAST JUDGE! I THINK HIS WE'RE LAFFIN ON ACCOUNT OF YOUL DONT KNOW A caT HAs NINE LIWES AN IF You 4M HE B EiGHT LINES LEF‘T'- (S0 R e rENE) (925 DY.TRIBUNT, Mbe~ <= COURTS OPEN! BRING THE \ PRIS'NER BEFORE WE'RE LOOKIN' o PRISNER! N\ NUTHIN 3 5 THE € ) I e LAWVERY DOIN® HO WANTSA BE e PRISNERZ ONCET UPON A TIME HE SWIPED TWO GOLFISH OUT OF F A BOWL AN' HE X I DOWANNA Go TO JAIL!