Evening Star Newspaper, August 11, 1928, Page 19

STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY. AUGUST 11. 1926, | = m € 3 HR, MSGINIS, I REPRES i€ MAZUMA INSURANCE Cp, THE CHEERFUL CHERUB NEws OF THe BT WoRLY || 2 "E VXY | /Suou B GREAT MORK OF AT WILL SN ADORN THI3 CITY! BEDTIT\IIE STORIES BY THORNTON ey el L REFER TO THE PEAUTIFUL FORTY- TWO ToN BETTER WR(TE NE i (e W. BURGESS - - THE MARBIE STATUE OF SIR, IN REGH 1] STATUE OF YOUR WIFE, NOW IN THE MAKING ' % 50,000 As 1 go down the CLARICE HEGINIS By Tony || T YOUR HIGGN S !/ || HEeN Forin, BUT sUPPOSING: SOHETHING WERE ey et Chatterer Ch His Course. |the way he swam now. He wanted to road of life TONATI, To B¢ epecTep By || WIFES STATUE G I&HAPZE; m;c u3 Gert oF THE S SCULPTOR L rs s Sl o:: o |sm out of that pond and he wanted And pluck the Flowers N THE UNITED ORJER OF WIANDERERS st CRAQ?WOUL% RO 1T L : o . He W av ) 3 y | {50 et out 1ok B 1 aver of he had} |, MY “3pieit. needs IS SAID TO BE RAPIDLY TAKING o e, TH MORK OF | had time to. 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Paddy suddenly changed his o fand came straight toward Chatterer | Could it be that he was going to climb | up there? But just before he reached that queer island he stopped swimming What are vou doing in my house? The Righ he cried to Chatterer. H “Wheres your mnouse?” demanded e g t Chatterer. 1 ou're on it,” replied Paddy ..“,”iWnrd in the Wrong Didn't you know » sald Chatterer, “no. T didn't| ¢ ” his was the roof of vour house. | Scents. your pardon. I-I-I'll get Ymhvi By - S.LHUNTLEY | = TAKE YOUR| " “Take your time. take your time.” | PADDY BEAVER, T plied Paddy the Beaver good-natured- | A& \ i EDLY 1 don't care how long you stay | ) Cia L AUCHTA— - he roof. I guess you won't do any harm there. Why didn't you keep on | - - 5 ‘ NO ONG \ | S [GEE, T HAD A LOT OF | the pond instead of coming ove 5 - e SAD FOR, e To s > t Chatterer didn't tell him. He was| x GOT ANOTHER rz;\:gg(; Lotic. 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