Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1930, Page 40

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1830. WELL, HERE WE ARE N MONTRS AND TO-MORROW WE'LL BE IN Quesee! T™HE Cuoser 1GET T TH BI& WOMDS, TW' MORE Nervous I Am! I* I Ever SAW A LivE * MOOSE I DET ID BHAKE LIkE A IHiMMy DANCER! Gee, ID LIKE To BACK BUT OF THIS HUNTING YES) LITTLE WOrAN, A PEELING SO \JeuL! 1 HAVE SPots Béronre Ny €yes AN' My THROAT KEEPS GETTING Dy MAYDE ID BETTeR GO BACK HOME AND FORGET THIS MooSE THIS HOOSE HUNTING 1T A Toua aame, 8ABY! Tve BEON Reapine ALL ABOUT (T, AND THERES Owe HERS, ALOYSILUS # MEGINS, PUT T AW, ONE MORE CRACK LIKE THET OUTR NOU AnD VLL HEBNE MOU OVERSO ON THE END OF A RoPe bag MBKE YOU TOw UsS = NEaw W THAT'S NE - NOW WEVE GO COMPANN HERS CoMes ANQTNER ONE - ASN'T V'Y EVER GOWN' (o Qo ThOVE: eerTey ‘mv ™ m&&t \X GETS DARK=- GOING TO w O START BAauNG SOON \F WE EXPELT TO \ FORGOX YO FILL UP Wt GAS On PurPOSE UM GETTOWN JUST A3 WET MWD HUNGRY AS MO BRE, AWT \? YOUR HONOR, MY CLIENT (S ENTITLED TO THE SASOLINE IN THE HoSE~- HE BOUGHT TEN €ALLONS AND IS ENTITLED To THE& DRIPPINGS AND THE JoLLY OLD LEAKS. Memi AS THE LITIGATION |3 OVER OWNERSHIP oF GASoLINE INTHE HOSE~ WE Wikl HAVE TO REFILL THE Hose wiTH GASOLING AND START THE CASE ALL oveR AGAIN, oTHERWISE YOUR HOMOR, & CLAIM THAT THE COMPANY OWNE THE EAsoune IN THe HOSE = BecAavie THe Hose BELONGS To THE COMPANY~ AND THE GASOLINE LS IN A STATE oF STATLS Quo. UDGE, T DoN'T KNow WHO OWNS THe GASOLINE IN ™ea HeSE- BUT T JUsT LookeDd IN THE HOSE AND IT'S MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE BY MOLLIE MERRICK. HOLLYWOOD, Ociober 1 (N.AN.A.).| recently while comi down the gang- this | plank of his yacht was in for no small =Two outstanding events make 1 the busiest amount of sympathy and anxious week m;:! of moons. ‘The opening of the opera sea- He | "s pat snswer to all the 3 “Oh, Mr. De Mille, I'm 80 sorry! 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GUDE TH' DESTINIES OF MY KID BROTHER ROUGHHOUSE IN HIS ACTIVITIES AS A JOCKEY = 1 WANNR ANNOUNCE THE WINNER OF MY BIC BEAUTY CONTEST THAT HAS BEEN RUNNING ALL SUMMER ! AFTER CAREFULLY EXAMINING B674 PHOTOGRAPHS SUBMITTED FROM AL PARTS OF THIS OLD USA. THE JUDEES HAVE DECIDED ON KEEPIN' wWinDY T BET HE'S HOLDIN' WP TH' TRAIN WD ONE OF ‘wants it usually gets. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Tibbett g Mr. Tibbett has proven as much a sen- wu.fl':"‘d to coh oore : he “Ah, Colleen, nice to see you here.” HIS LONG WINDED et FAREWELL ‘:’;E,:’fl.m:u}‘m -;&::fl:"{x’:‘ 2o wore| 1, Tmee mw*:@-m"m;-:; = MISS HELEN ORKES - ST.ANNS RVE (Bronx) NY. CITY SPEecHES ¢ an anxious not tip ‘her hand in case it mfi% other for- CAUSE N K, “-ve:z'?'n?;u:&m%u should ...).., 80 & stony imper-| KENKLING T WAS A TOUGH CONTEST TO DECIDE, BE! CLOSE ON HER HEELS CAME THE UTIFUL AILEEN FLANDERS — S0. 42 ND ST. 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