Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1931, Page 27

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1931. e e s D= ;/guscl?: :gQHoC\-I T Can ;1€LP You YES, MIT MINE INVENTION You VILL|[ YE GoD I HAF WORKED HARP YES - vyes! U HANNEL 2 veLl, T SWIM DER CHANNEL LIKE & FIS?(I SURE THIS GUY ON MINE INVENTION ! OPEN THE MODEST MAIDENS b lbnl bl i by AM EMIL BLITZENHOOFER — IANM ||OND SET A WORLD RECORD! BUT || 1S & NUT REMEM BER, SEVENTY lng| r WHAT You CALL AN INVENTOR ! MR. || You MUST AGREE TO GIFF ME PER CENT. OF ALL DER Quicke !! : k| BOWERS, T HAF A GREAT SEVENTY PER CENT. OF ALL Der INVENTION s ? )|| mowey ‘wHaT vou 5 MAKE FROM DER I AGREE. MOVIES UND ALL SHCV T OTHER THINGS! 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