Evening Star Newspaper, March 30, 1930, Page 119

/ | A \ | | COLOR SECTION WASHINGTON, D. C. The Sundan Star, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 30, 1930. HEY, MOON - THEYS A GULY AT TH' DOOR WHICH WANTS TO GIVE YOou A J08 OF WORWK . 1 DON'T SEE WRY WOV DOMNT LIKE MOONSHINE - HE PROMISED ME TO-DAY THAT HE WOULD TULRN OVER A NEW LEAF AND GO TO WORYK, L-ORD PLUSHBOTTOM. A WORD HE SAXYS, EOYPT- WHY THE MBS YRE LLVES, EXAQGERATES. AND THROWS THE BUNK, HE CAN. MAKE “YOU THINK THAT BLACK \S —AND FURTHERMORE, MR.MULLINS - YOU MUST USE NYOUR IMAGINATION IN THIS BUSINESS--- NOW FOR THE TIME BEING JUST LOOK AROUND AND MAKE YOURSELF USEFUL, WELL YOU &GO TELL HIM THAT HIS WIFE WANTS TO SEE HIM. vou pvo! WHAT D\D You WARST 160 GO TELL MY WIFE THAT 1 ALWAYS HAVE TIME TO SEE PRETTY CIRLS FOR? IMAGINATION DIDN'T YYou? MOONSHINE, MEET MY FRIEND MR. LONGMIRE - I THINK HE CAN GQIVE YOU A BETTER UOB. WELL, TELL HIM I'VE WENT TO CHINA ! PARDON, MY \NTRUSION, BUT SCHUELER 1S5S MY NAME, SR~ GEORGE J. SCHLUELER. AND WOULD YOU BE SO KIND AS TO GIVE THE GENTLEMAN TO WHOM YOU REFER MY CARD 2 HE 15 JUST THE MAWN I'M LOOK\NG FOR TO WRITE THE ADVERTISEMENTS 3 FOR MY FIRM ( 1 AM THE BOSs' SECRETARY AND I'M GOWNG OUT TO LUNCH - SO DON'T LET ANY PESTS IN AS HE \S VERY'BUSY AND DOESN'T WANT TO BE DISTURRBED. I UNDERSTAND THAT You WELL, HAVE A VERY I 6D, RESPONS\BLE PLT Posr\;\g:uvg\\:—g—'xz AR L SBCANZATION | WORKIN AT PRESENT) NOW MR. MULLINS. -4 e EIGHT PAGES HELLO, MULLINS - I JUST RECCMMENDED YOU VERY HIQHLY FOR A POS\TION. HWERE s THE GENTLEMANS ADDRESS. = GeE', THATS SWELL OF You, LORD PLUSHBOTTOM._ I \S SCHULELVER BUSY PLEASE? Na s iz PRETTY BLSY, BABY - BUT HE CAN ALWANS FIND TIME TO SEE A SWELL LOOK\N’ ~ JANE LIKE YOU. 8V GOLLY, I DON'T KNOW, I FORWOT TO LOOK WERE YOUL WITH THAT FIRM