Evening Star Newspaper, September 9, 1929, Page 25

i EVENTNG TA Our Secret Ambition. —By Gaar Williams ] ._mE CHEERFUL CHERUB -——,—_———————‘—_— 1 . 1 m turning A new leaf over today, [ hope that my fauvlts sre all past—m ' Still IVe torned over hundreds before but That tfl':;hd { B e next e is | just like @ the last. WELL, THINGS DONT LoOK So HOT' MY SAMDWICHE I ARE Gone AND 1 ONLY HAVE ENOUGH WATER. To \AST ME TWO DAYS MORE' 17 LOOKY LINE IVE TAKEN My LAST OCEAN VOYAGE !! AH! AT LAST — A sHip, PND CONWNGE THiS WAy = . P: BABY! wraTA BREAR . L i - . [ LET THE COACA oF YOUR COLLEGE. WHoopee -e¢ TEAM HAVE A FEW TIPS N 5AY - WHY DONTCHA TAKE TH' BEAN BAG AWAy PrROM THOSE BOYS AN' TEACH ‘Em 20ME. to D FASHIONED. CBaLL AT WHAT BRINGY “RIDE'EM ¢ RIDE EM HARD' "TREAT 'Em ROUGH " BE A HARD 3 T Jovke CRAZY ! BILL WHATDD \ KoBoby GeTs Ay ‘U DO “To GeT ) WORK OUT OF Ax WORK OUT Wyokn OUT OF OPFICE Force' SRR bUR OFFICE OFFICE Force 7 (S TREAT THEM KINDLY= LET €Mm HAUE ~THEIR OWAI GET WORK WAY - KEEP MGiBE SMILING * OUT OF Your ~ ———| OFFiCE FORCE (‘% @ L / Am\ Jim- WHAT Do You DO To_ GeT “THE ETERAAL “PROBLEAA I fh (/ Ay o ,'///fl BEDTIME STORIES *; Flip Has a Swim, 1f you would nothing have to rue. Be sure you know whom you pursue. —old Mother Nature. Bowser the Hound and Flip the Terrier had gone down on the Green Meadows to see what they might see. Bowser trotted sedately along. Flip couldn't be sedate if he wanted to. You see, Flip was young and full of high spirits. He simply hadeto race around. Bowser would :top ocasionally and sniff in the grass, but Flip was sniffing all the time. It was all a great adventure to Flip. “Where are we going?” Flip asked. “What do you say if we go over to the Smiling Pool?” replied Bowser. “Are we likely to find anv one to chase over there?” inquired Flip. You see, Flip's idea 6f a good time was _to chase some one. “We might,” replied Bowser, “Who?" demanded Flip. “I'don’t know," replied Bowser. “We'll find out when we get there.” So together they made their way over to the Smiling Pool. As they drew near it Flip raced ahead. He was the first to reach the bank of the Smiling Pool. He looked all over it and saw no one. ‘This dwpomud him. He looked dis- appoin In a moment or two Bowser Joined him. “Well.” said Bowser, “have you seen replied Flip, “there isn't any- dy here.” “Chug-a-rum!” sald a from somewhere down below. Tt was so unexpected that it startled Flip. He looked at Bowser inquiringiy, | ::ut Bowser appeared ..ot to have hear | t. "“Chug-a-rum!” said the same decn gruff voice again “What was that?” demanded Flip. . Hindu title of respect. . Send out heat. . Musical instrument. . Waxy substance cork. . Journey. . Congealed mass. . Staggers. . Leave out. . Fumed. Ferments. . Marble. 5. Article. | extracted from . Tree. . Unit of work. . Assign. We Ind tribe, . Conserve. g Eucharistic vessel. . Food. . Holder. . Felicitations. . Consumer. . Earth worm. . Concur. . Bow slightly. . Organ of a fish. . Beak-likes . Ancient character. . Fraudulent; slang. . Lifeless. . Norse legends. . Ran swiftly. . Years of youth: coll. deep volice | =, S 15077 v o s BY THORNTON RGESS. Bowser grinned. “That was Grand- father Frog,” said he. “Don't you know Grandfather Frog?” Flip shook his head. “This is the first time I ever heard of him,” said he. “What is he like?” “Look at him and see for yourself” replied Bowser. “There he is down there, sitting on his big, green lly- pad.” | Flip looked at the lily pad. “I don’t see any one down there but a green Toad,” said he. Bowser chuckled. “If you call Grandfather Frog a Toad, he, “he would be insulted. That isn't & Toad at all; that is Grandfather Frog himself. He is first cousin to Old Mr. Toad, but he lives in the water | instead of on land. Just' to think that | |you shouldn't know Grandfather Pl’n‘!‘ | You have a lot to learn, You certainly | have a lot to learn.” | “Chug-a-Rum!” said Grandfather | | Frog once more, and jumped at a floolish green fly that came near. The | fiy disappeared and so did Grandfather | Frog, for he dived into the water and went down into the mud. Plip couldn't sit still as Bowser the Hound dic. He began to explore. He ran up along the. bank and into the bushes where the Laughing Brook en- ters the Smiling Pool. Suddenly he caught sight of a brown-coated fellow sitting on the end of & log. He knew it was a rat. and Flip was death on rats, e made a rush for this fellow. | The rat went into the water with a | splash. In a moment his’ head ap- peared. He was swimming out toward |the Smiling Pool. Flip didn’t hesitate. \/He plunged into the water and started after that rat. He hadn’t the least doubt that hé would catch him. Bowser, on the bank, grinned. “Well, anyway, Flip will have a swim,” said Bowser. (Copyright, 1029.) should " said €FF, ToDAY WE GOTTA TAKE A PICTURE oF A CANNIBAL DINNER For KLY NEws Reel. Butchered to Make a - E = 'S TH\S BY INVITATION = TH'S WILL BE THE FIRST PICTURE 0F A CANNIBAL MEAL EVER TAKEN)! 'S oFF. WE HAvE noBeDY I WANT CHOP MuP To TRAIN N PRIVATE ~— SEE THAT NO ONe IS ALLOWED ON THESE GROUNDS & L What a . Has a short jerking motion. . Help. . Store of learning.. Heir., . Boat propeller. . Useless plant. . Exist. ey . Grinding appara! . That which is put in. . <Is .abased. . Linden tree. . Norse god. . Dampens. . Mankind. . Exclamation. . Quickly. . Large Island. Factory. . Flower of society. § gl‘ljzz!a & 5 s; coll, Work, . Pertaining to sheep. . Distinction of time. . Woman's name. . Beverage. . 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