Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1930, Page 117

The Suniy Shar. WASHINGTON, D. C, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 9, 1930. | et e e — OH YOULL BE SORRY, HAWKINS! YOU'LL BE SORRY! WHEN T GET RICH I'M GONNA BUY THIS JOINT AND FIRE YOu! SAY KAYO, MY DELWERY BOYS HOME SICK TODAY AND THIS MEAT ORDER GOES TO SOME SWELL PEOPLE WHO ALWAYS GIVES HIM A NICE TP AND F YOU'LL BE REAL HAWKINS - WHAT s THE MEANING OF THIS? e k GOOD HEAVENS! HAWKINS 1S MEAT ORDER FROM HAMHOCKS BUTCHER SHOP. &Qc 8 THEY DgN'T SEEM TO BE ANYBODY HOME WELL, I GUESS ILL JUST PARK IT IN THE |CE-BOX. 1 CALGHT HIM IN THE \CE-BOX, MADAM. 1 woul COME HERE, LITTLE BOV. NOT HAVE HIT HAWKINS ON THE LEG LIKE THAT IF I NOW TAKE OFF YOUR HAT-AND TELL ME WHAT IS YOUR NAME AND WHO ARE YOUWLR PEOPLE- WELL, NOU WOULDA IF YOU WAS AS LOW DOWN AS ME, YOU KNOW ME BRUDDER MOON MULLINS OF COURSE. HE’S THE GREATEST POOL- PLAYER N TOWN- WELL, I'M HIS KID BRUDDER, KAYO, HOW HE YELLED WHEN HE DISCOVERED THAT IT WAS STICKY FLY-PAPER AND NOT MOLASSES CANDY ‘N THE PAN AND — KAYO - COME HERE, I AM TELLING YOU A STORY ABOUT WHAT HAPPENED TO A BOY WHO TOOK THINGS THAT DION'T BELONG TO WELL, ONCE UPON A TIME THERE WAS A BOY NAMED NATHAN, WHO WAS VERY FOND OF MOLASSES CANDY AND ONE DAY HE SAW A PAN IN A STORE- WINDOW WITH SOME BEAUTIFUL YELLOW MOLASSES CANDY IN 1T, HE THOUUGWHT— SO UREEDILY HE STUCK IN HIS HAND \ OH BOY! PICKLES . AND STRAWBERRY PRESERVES AND EVERTHING. HAWKINS, PUT ANOTHER PLATE ON THE TABLE—I WANT D TO TALK TO THIS YOUNG MAN SO 1AM GOING TO KEEP HIM FOR DINNER. HUMM- ST DOWN, 1 WANT TO TELL YOUL A STORY ABOUT WHAT HAPPENED TO ALL RIGUHT, GO AHEAD. BUT YOUD BET TER GET THAT GUY HAWKINS, TO LISTEN TO \T TOO- I JEST CALUWT HIM TRYIN® TO GEF AWAY WITH MY HAT,