Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1929, Page 139

EIGHT PAGES S (o =08 == "] MOON | il — MULL LORD PLUSHBOTTOM TO UM GOIN' OUT WELL, DO vou OINNER AND [ WANT KNOW WHERE THE NOU TO RUN AN WHADDA YA /' LoNevY-BEE ICE CREAM AND CANDY SHOP 15, MOONSHINE ? he Sunday Star, WASHINGTON, D. C, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 15, 1929. "SFUNNY - TH DOORS LOCKED AND NOBODY SEEMS YO BE HOME - WELL, 'L JUST WAIT TILL KAYO SHOWS ALL RIGHT, KAYO YOU GO JUST THREE DOORS § BEYOMD \T TO THAT NEW GROCERY AND GET ME A DOZEM ELWGS. A : HER TO TRigW THERES =] LITTLE KIDS .4 TH' WHISTLE, B O WILL\E. HOME AND REMEMBER THIS 1S JUST A SAMPLE OF WHAT YOU'LL GET ; KID LIKE ME INTO RUNNIN A ERRAND/ SOME BANJOEYED 4vY WITH A DERSBY HAT AND A BlG ClGAR- WE CAUGHT HIM \N HAD A THE ACT AND SMACKED) coiist o HIM AROUND A BIT. __ WHO -SIR, S RESPONSIBLE FOR THAT OUTRAGE ? MMY 2ehmaliz I bdves Qd lmggfi@g? ————r ~ SAY STAUTZ WILL YOUSE el iU et OH, I CAN TELL HIM WHAT 1T THINK OF HIM IN A POOL-ROOM JUST AS GLBLY AS I CAN N A GROCERY STORE, KAYO, WHERE - 15 THAT BUM BROTHER OF YOURS? l WELL, MAYBE SO, LORD PLUSHBOTTOM- MAYBE so! BUT PERSONALLY —HE'S GOWN' TO OO SOME SHOPPIN' FER OLD LADOY SCHMALUTZ AS SOON AS HE FINISHES A GQAME OF POO\-. I'D RATHER DODGE AND \F I WAS YOU - A BEGQG THAN A 1'D WAIT AND SEE HIM — POOL BALL WHEN HE WENT e ANY OLD-TIME. INTO TH' A GROCERY STORE.