Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1929, Page 103

The Sunday Sta. WASHINGTON, D. C, SUNDAY‘MORNING, APRIL 28, 1929. THE TROUBLE WITH MOONSHINE 1S THAT HE AINT GOT ANY PATIENCE - A BODVS GOTTA START AT THE BOTTOM OF THE LADDER \F THEY EVER NIANT IO GET SOMEWHERE . OH, 1 DONT KNOW, EMMY— DIDOA EVER SEE ANVYBODOV TRVIN' TO ESCAPE FROM A FIRE THAT /OH PARDON ME - I FORGOT You TwoO HADN'T MET ONE ANOTHER MRS. McPOOCH MEET MR.MULLINS = THIS IS MRS. SENATOR MOONSHINE. HOW DO oL DO, MR. MULLINS: THE SENATOR SPOKE OF EMPLOYING A MAN AT HIS OFFICE TO-DAY. | I AM SURE THAT \F YOU TELL HIM T SENT YOU HE WILL GIVE NOU THE POSITION- WELL HE DOES SEEM O BE TRVYING. SAY PUT ON NER SHOES, MOON- EMMYS GOT COMPANY- SHE'S SOME SWELL SASSIETY SADIE FROM A WELFARE ORGANIZATION ASKIN' A LOT OF SiLLY QUESTIONS ABOUT ME. SANY WADDA YA MEAN M JUsT A LAZY BUM, EMMY? I'VE READ EVERY PrT HELP WANTED COLUMN IN TH’ PAPER AND I CAN'T FIND A QOB D HAVE, MAN IN THE BROWN DERBY — I HAVE NOTI\CED WITH THE LITTLE FELLOW - WHO WELL SISTER, TELL SENATOR THAT THE GLY FOR “THE JOB 1S HERE. OUTSIDE, EVERYBODY™ THE SENATOR THE JOB'S : 1S OLT NOW. FILLED! ] THEY AINT ANY USE OF TAKE A SEAT ; ’ J THEM FELLAKNS WASTIN' OUTSIDE WITH | ] THEIR TIME HERE - THE OTHER i - ; T'VE GOT THIS JOB AS APPLICANTS. , GOOD AS IN “TH’ BAG NOW. SOME BUTTINSKY TRIED :‘:_‘\';‘:_EWFE& TO CRASH IN JUST NOW, ) 1ty A CHECKED AND HE GOT A LITTLE CVSREORT AND A TouvaR WHEN T TossED | OYGuSTacdEe HIM OUT SO— - NOW |F YOU WANT ME TO FEED YOU SOME MORE KNUCKLES 80, JUST OPEN VP THAT SQUAWKER OF YOURS AGAIN. 00D HEAVENS! TS THE SENATOR! ANY CHANCES, OFF\CER USE YOUR CLUB. THAT NUT 1S DANGEROULS/! THE ONLY TROUBLE WITH MR. MULLINS 1S THAT HE NEVER CAN KEEP A PLACE AFTER HE GETS ONE MRS, McPOOCH. OH, O\D THE SENATOR GWE HIM A WELL HE'S J0B, kAYO? GOT A PLACE NOW THAT WHELL WEEP FOR A COUPLA WEEKS, EMMY.