Evening Star Newspaper, January 11, 1931, Page 103

COLOR SECTION The Smdiy Shar. EIGHT PAGES WASHINGTON, D. C,, SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 11, 1931, WHAT, AM [ o WASHIN’ ME. EARS FOR? WELL,YOUD WASH YOURS TOO IF YOU'D GOT INVITED TO ME OLD SCHOOL. TEACHER’S HOUSE FER SUPPER-— OH BOY 1S SHE A PIP! SHE JUST MOVED INTO THAT NEW PLACE ON THE CORNER. YOU KNOW YOURE JUST LETTIN' OVER THE MEASLES, KAYO, YOU'LL GET PINCHED F YOW 4o Fran Willard WELL,I WON'T BE LONE SOME, LILY. I HAVE INVITED THE CUTEST BOY HERE FOR DINNER. MULLINS, 'S HIS NAME. 1 HAVEN’T SEEN HIM FOR A COUPLE OF YEARS r YOUVAH HUSBAN’ PHONED DIS AFTAHNOON DAT HE IS DETAINED DOWNTOWN AT A DIRECTAWS’ MEETIN’ DIS EVENIN' MADAM. AND I ALWANXYS WAS < - THAT'S ME BUDDI\E, SAY all = ARE YOU MULLINS? r You : MISTAH MULLINS STAY WHERE IS IN DE ] ,You ARE! PARLAN, I WANT TO TALK TO YOUR CUTE BOY FRIEND HAHAHA! GO RILHT AHEAD, STEVE- HA KA % HE 1S THE ONE 1 INVITED TO DINNER STEPHEN, SURELY YOU MRS. WHARTON, REMEMBER I SENT WORD THAT I COULON'T COME OVER FOR SUPPER ON ACCOUNT OF ME 4 HAVIN® THE MEASLES: BUT THE DOCTOR CALLED AND SAID I WAS ALL OKAY NOW B AND THAT I CcOULD A I GUESS T'VE GROWED UNTIL- THIS AFTERNOON- THAT'S ALL RIGHT, I'M GOIN’ RIGUHT BY THERE AND I’LL. TELL THE LADY YOU AIN'T COMIN', KAYO. WHAT DID YOU SAY HER e akat NAME WAS? { FORGOT HA! I HEARD EVERY WORD! *IT’S<A LUCKY THING THAT DIRECTORS' MEETING WAS POSTPONED- SIMPLY CRAZY ABOUT LET ME GO! ALL I WANT IS ONE. MORE socK AT THAT— TSK-Tsw T TAUUHT YOU BETTER THAN THAT, GROWN, KAYO, GROWN! WHY SHOULD I GROANT? 1 JUST SEEN ME BRUDDER MOON LEAVIN' HERE AND HE WAS THE ONE WHICH LOOKED LIKE HE ‘b-‘OAD SOMETHIN TO Reg U.S. Pat. Off., Copyright, 1931 by The Chicago Tribuse” A e wma b —