Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1930, Page 105

WASHINGTON, D. C, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 29, 1930. HEY MOON! COME LOOK AT TH' THE LADY GIVE THE GENTLEMAN, LOVA MIKE, MOON . YOU OUGHTA 8E ASHAMED OF NOURSELF - A GREAT BlG GLY LIKE YOU P\CKIN’ ON A LITTLE B\TTY MOTHER, PLEASE. GOOD-EVENING, NEIGHBOR - X = \é%s_‘_ NES T KNOw ' I WAS JUST LISTENING TOYOUR g PICCOLO PLAYING SIR- ISgT“l}EOA‘Q’N“m, MAXES PERFECT, AND T WONDERED IF T MIGHT s T AT SO MR. MULLINS - OFFER YOU SOME OF OUR HOT WET, BUT— COME OVER TO MY 2 SHEET MUSIC— HOUSE I HAVE SOME MORE MUSIC THERE - MOTHER-IN-LAW 1S VISITING ON MY WAY, US AND SHE HATES TO HEAR YOU WORSE , YES MUCH 2 WORSE , THAN 1 DO, SIR— Il F~~ WELL TO BE PERFECTLY ) WELL SO LONG, FRANK WITH YOU, MR.MULLINS, b NE\GHBOR- I DON'T—BUT MY I THINK T'LL BE he Sunday Shae. oo 0 WELL, MAYBE THERES HEAVENLY DAYS! HOPE, MAMIE = KHES AT VT THE QLY 'PHONED OVER FROM NEXT DOOR AND SAID IF HE DIDN''T STOP \T HE'D PUNCH RIS L\PS INTO. ANOTHER SHAPE so HE COULDNT PLAY STHAT PICCOLO FOR A SPELL. g |/ on 1 xNEW YOUD KEEP ON PLAYING THAT THING TILL ONE OF THE NE\GHBORS JUST ANOTHER RAISED A RUMPUS- HERE [ GUY LOOKIN' COMES THAT MAN FROM FOR A PAIR OR NOW. OF BLACK NOW HERE ARE HUH - THATS FUNNY- SOME DANDY EXERCISES| SOMEHOW-I GOT TH/ KEEP AT THEM, I AM INTIMATELY Unaleinie el adaans ACQUAINTED WITH YOA‘AJ\/%EEJN\'JKE SOME OF OCULR BEST Ny = 2 BAND LEADERS. B PERRAPS I CAN p SPEAK A g GOOD WORD FOR YOUL), S\R, el » ! DON'T CLOSE “THAT DOOR = 1930, T Copyright, 1930 Reg. Ub.yS_-r" oF h Tribune.