Evening Star Newspaper, December 11, 1931, Page 58

D-—-10 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1931. 1 | flf Cfl[ERflfl Cflflflrf | THE IDEA OF EDDIE THAT'S WHAT 1 SAID, You WHY, AL, MY Boy, TVE IV Biwo, MY BOy, THE MORE I MODEST MAIDENS ! ! | BOWERS TELLING DUNB ISAAC® I DOMT OWE || BEEN LIVING FOR THE SEE OF YOUR OLD MAN THE ) i) e 'I. AR il NADAME BoLoN) You ANYTHING — You tape|| PAST TeN years oN THe v (1 (] vl LESS I CAN TELL \/HETHER THAT 1 ow& My ME A SUCCESS, Hey! WHAT|| ROYALTIES From A BOOK I my cherecter . iy ONCE WRo i\ OR NOT HES JUST A Bie DUNB- | Do You KNOW ABoUT TE ENTITLED, DELL, Ok A VERY cLever Gov @ T wish Ta not ENTIRE SUCCESS N Y- " SUCCESS AnD 7 &R Guy " : | " SUCCESS Any WAy ? « commenced it, LIFE TO Hin ——/l TO ATTAIN (T For virtue is its By Pop MOMAND That's the Question, Al BY GoSH — | GUESS fLL : 'L Take BUT | TeLL You | DID CARRY OK —WHATS THE obDs! HEAT T 0P IN TAKE HOME A PIE. 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