Evening Star Newspaper, February 16, 1930, Page 117

WASHIRGTON, D. C, SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 16, 1930, OH YES- YES- MY DAUGHTER, LORD PLUSHBOTTOM. IMAGINE MEETING | YOU HERE AFTER o THESE YEARS! | Aw, ER- PARDON ME I DON'T BELIEVE L HAVE MET THIS BEAULTIFUL YOUNG LAOY YET. = ’ PROFESSOR JONES, MULLINS 1S MY NAME, BABY- JUST CALL ME MOONSHINE . e U WAS THEN I MUST WALKIN HAVE - HAD DOWN THAT MY LUNCHEON - . S ' WELL, WEL]- ‘ g THERE \s L THOUGHT \o HE WAsS GOING TO QET ON DOowN TOWN MR. MULLINS GETTING ON HERE AT 4382 orREET. A COUPLE OF SO THIS MILES TO MY 1S YOUR TOWN, EH PROF ¢ he Sunday Star. [ WHATS TH' MATTER WITH YOU auvs? . DIDN'T YOU SAY vou WAS GONNA CATCH TH' NEXT TRAIN TO TowN? FATHER, WHY CON'T YOU BRING NYOULR FRIENDS OLT TO DINNER,, TO-NVGUHT AND TALK OVER OLD OH YES, I CAN'T BE BOTHERED, KAXO -1 4OT A DATE TO EAT WI\TH A SWELL JANE AND HER OLO MAN - , AND I GOTTA HURRY ON ACCOUNT OF THEM LIVIN' TH' MAYOR CALLED LP, MOON, AND SA\D HES EXPECTIN You TO GO YO A BlG DINNER WATH HIM. / WHEN 1 WAs HOW YOUL ARE \ PUFFING. NEVER 4OT WINDED L\KE THAT AFTER A LITTLE RUN. ¥ BY GEORGE, GENTLEMEN! 1 OWE ~OUL AN APOLOCX. 'EM, PROF- AND LETS . EAT. ™M % N HUNGRY. THAT |S JUST COME GO TO LUNCH WITH Uvs PROF. DANDY. GOOD-BYE I Wit s YOU ALL AT SIX O'CLOCK. A CHARMED MR. MOLLING - WHEN I MET NOUL, WAS T WALKING UR “OR DOWN MULLINS=OH \T LOOKS AS |\F HE HAS MISSED THE TRAIN, FORTUNATELY. LET5 GO~ = = A H v WELL, I'D LIKE TO ‘T'A A SQRUINT AT YOU AFTER NYOU'D MISSED THIS TRAIN AT THE’DOWN TOWN STATION LIKE I DID. YES, REALLY I MUST APOLOUGIZE., I OJUST REMEMBER THAT T MOVED INTO » THE C\TY LAST WEEW . :