Evening Star Newspaper, May 4, 1930, Page 127

COLOR SECTION WELL 1 DON'T KNOW WHAT LORD PLUSHBOTTOM WAS LOOXING SO PLEASED W\TH HISSELF FOR WHEN HE WENT G, HE JUST SECOND-HAND) BANJOEYES GRINNING FROM EAR TO EAR ALL-RIGHT- THEN You GET OUT AND PULSH YOURSELF |F YOUL THINK YOU CAN GET TTHERE ANY FASTER . HOW MUCH 0O WE OWE YOUL BROTHER? THATL FIFTEEN I'M GONNA BUTCHER THEM PIGS—THETS WHAT I'M GONNA DO, WELL, T WOULDN'T HAVE |F 'D KNOWN AS MUCH ABOLT THIS PILE OF JUNK AsS YOu wWouLD DRIVE OUT HERE 1IN THEE COULNTRY LORD , PLUSHBOTTOM. WELL, T THINK 'L 4O GET A FEW GOOD LAVGHS WATCHIN' THE NEW OWNER TRY AND START H\S ) AULUTOMOBILE. BUT MY DEAR MULLINS= THAT IS A FREIGHT TRAIN AND BESIDES \T IS NOT GOING TO THE TRAIN, PLUSHBOT TOM- GRAB \T. The Sumdwy Star. WASHINGTON, D. C, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 4, 1930. e e e COME, COME, MULLINIS. WE WiLL NEVER GET BACK TO THE C\TY AT TH\S RATE I'M JUST GOIN' AS FAR AS THE ) VILLACGE. BUT THATS ( FARTHERN YOUD | ” OF ¢OT WITHOULT § HONEY-COME QUT AND SEE THE SWELL CAR 1 GOT YA! WELL WHERE UNDER THE SUN DO wYou WE CANT 4ET T IN THE HOUSE AND B AT ROOM INL THE WMULES STALL,CHARLIE 4 A COULRSEWE COULLD WE SHROULLD WORRY WHERE IT GOES- wWE - GOTTA CGET ON AND GET ON QUICK OR WE AINT GONNA GO ANYWHERE.,