Evening Star Newspaper, May 12, 1929, Page 109

COLOR SECTION | The Sunday Star, WASHINGTON, D. C, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 12, 1929. SAY,UNCLE WILLIE~ > SHH- COME BACK A SAY, NE\GHBOR -DID HOW ABOUT THAT (|| TTLE LATER,MOONSHINE~ OH HELLO,PET-) | WILLIE MULLINS! [ o sEE Wik g e SIX-8'T LOL. T'™M AND T WILL HAVE IT FOR WYOUL BACK 1 HEARD 4 MULLINS LEAVE < e TR A HOLDIN' AGAINST | YOUSE 1 HAVE TO SHAKE SO SOON? EVERY WORD. § .. JEOE?\QA\E L‘;?“:_ - R :‘wws‘r't:é THAT | 1T OUT OF ME PG-BANK ‘ 8 5 AND I'VE BEEN WINDOW = AND NG AND THAT TAKES TIME. ¥ : BANGIN' ON TH DOOR | YOU'LL SEE HIM, Y i = . e ] \ FOR A HOULR. TEMPER? HAHRAKHA- WELL MAYBE THE ; : MY GOOD MAN, GUVYS RIGHT- - LIKE TO DO THAT- MRS. MULLINS HAS | T JusST WANTA & NYOU WROW HIS NO TEMPER . | SEE IF UNCLE 4 OLD LADVY'S NOU KNOW i WILLIES TRYIN' -4 "X COT QUITE *THE BARKING DOG TO DODGE B JIGGERS, ol e ~ NEVER 81 TES” PAYIN' ME - ] Moon! A Reour res & , ] | wocens! ELL, ALL 1 GOTTA AW-YOUL 3 ] NO- T MEAN TRAT R AND TAKE MY SAY 1S JUST WAIT TiLL WOULLDN'T sock GARBRY L\TTLE GUY T ——— WH i L SEE THAT CRAZY AUNT MAMIE WHICH TOLD ME SHE COOKOO AGAIN' WOULDJA, DIDN'T HAVE NO TEMPER. SOMEBODY'S GONNA s GEN KNObeED FOR A . by The Chicago Triduse.