Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1931, Page 115

HAVE TO RI\OE AROUND IN A NICE WHEEL CHAIR SAY, BUDDIE, WHAT’S THE MATTER WITH THAT POOR FELLER OVER THERE? STRANGE~ MOONSHINE SHOULD AVE LEFT H\S HAT-VERY STRANGE. HUMMM~ I’VE OFTEN WONDERED HOW I'D LOOW IN A BROWN OERSBY ° LIKE WHE WEARS- THAT'S ENOUGH, KAYO. NOT ANOTHER WORD/! I SEE THROUGH IT ALL NOW! HELP ME HOME, THAT 1S ALL 1 ASK. THAT WAS ALL MOONSE FALLT, UNCLE WILLIEHE— WELL, GET OUT OF THERE=~ YOU OQULAUNTA BE ASHAMED OF ) YOURSELF FOR BEINW’ ] SO LAZY,KANO. OW-' LEGGO ME EAR! YOU AIN'T DOIN’ NOTHIN' BUT WAITIN' FER UNCLE WILLIE To COME OUT OF THE DOCTORS OFFICE, GAWN- BEAT \T. <l VYOU'RE LUCKY I DON'T ) 4 RUN YOU N OON'T LET ME CATCH YOu ON MY BEAT AGAIN. SAY WHAT’S THE 1DEA OF WHAT N THE woiLo! AND BESIDES I WAS JUST TRYW TO FIGLURE OUT WHERE 1 COULD ORAB A LITTLE NAP MYSELF. THESE SPRING DANYS ALWAXS 60 D\D I, BUT HE ACTED VERY GROUCHY ABOUT PUSHING ME, DOCTOR- AND \T LOOKS | LIKE HE HAD WENT AWAY. YOU WAD SOMEONE WAITING OUT HERE TO HELP YOU. MR. MULLINS SAY, MAMIE, HMAVE YOU uOT A CAN OPENER 1 CAN BORRY? MAMA-LOOK AT THE CUTE LITTLE CAT THAT CAME WOME WITH ME!