Evening Star Newspaper, October 26, 1930, Page 115

| COLOR SECTION , w M %mo ’ EIGHT PAGES ’ WASHINGTON, D. C., SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 26, 1930. HUH-=IT LOOKS . JEST LIKE HAMHOCKS, 4 UNDERSTAND \_ ENGLISH. ' - SAY EMMY, SOMEBODY’S GOT —— i : TO EXPLAIN TO THAT BIG BUTCHER e 7 WEHT|M|§T\?IQi WHICH 'MOVED IN UPSTAIRS, THAT THE MAN 2 i : IAX YOU I LWE HERE AND THAT 1 AINT MUSTNT GET i 5 : 7 RAP, WOULDN'T WAKE A BURGLAR— HE LIKED TOOFY INTO THE e UP ANYBODY. KICKED ME ALL OUTTA SHAPE] HABIT OF - , - | ARSI I SUPPOSE I'LL WHEN I COME IN THE f] DOING THATY— i g ¥ B At e HAVE TO MAKE KAYO, RUN k3T ! | g THEY i A TRIP UP THERE. UPSTAIRS AND : : ; % rocTR THATS FUNNY! I COULDA SWORE I HEARD SOMEBODY N THERE. NO WONDER' 5 - OH YOW’D HIDE TOO, \F } MR. HAMHOCKS DIDNT WELL, MAYBE PD SOMEBODY KEPT TRYWG TO GET ANSWER THE DOOR- BETTER GO UP ; . IN HERE WHEN YOU WAS ALONE. HE JUST NOW AND EXPLAIN WHO ™ : THEY'D COME TAP ON THE DOOR COME IN. I AM, MYSELF, E S WHY DIDN'T You EXPLAINT Of,; Copyright, 1930, Tribune.