Evening Star Newspaper, February 28, 1932, Page 103

L SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 193% T‘ ~NOT A cHANCE ! ? P S N = = K_" = \ \‘} N 3 By HTWEBSTER TRACE Marx REG. V.S PAT OFF THEY AIN'T NOBODY Y-YES, THATS S0, IT'S PRETTY SAY, BUDDY, HOW ‘BouT e ON THIS ROAD T'DAY. You'Re TH' FIRST GUY LONESOME ALONG IVE SEEN IN A HOUR THIS STRETCH OF ROAD RIGHT = 0 - IT WAS RIGHT ACoUT Here -3 = HERE'S A SWELL PLACE FER A HOLD UP, YA COuLD SOCK A GUY WITH A HUNK OF LEAD PIPE AN’ Toss '™ OFF THAT BRIDGE AN' NOBODY'D EVER FIND M ! THAT GUY WAS HELD UP. PICKED UP A STRANGER AN’ GIVE ‘(M A RIDE, FOUND T’ GUY 12 HOURS LATER LAYIN | ~LonGg SIDE TH' ROAD WITH j HIS SKULL CRACKED THIS 1S TH PLACE WHERE THAT RICH LUMBER MAN WAS ROBBED. THEY Took 5’3500' AwAY FRomM (M, THEN GAGGED ‘" AN’ TIED 'tM To A TREE, SOME. GUY ComMe THRoUuGH HERE THREE DAY'S LATER AN' CUT IM LOOSE . NOT SUCH A ROTT'N 2 PLACE FER A STICK LP AT THAT. A GUY 00qu P Yert HOS‘ HEAD OF(F AN - NoBoDY'0 HEAR (M SR s 4 MUCH OBLIGED, BUDDY! I'LL TAKE A SHORT CUT | GUESS THROUGH TH' WOODS T' My BROTHER'S FARM, YA BETTER ANY TIME YA EVER GIT IN A JAM LEMME KNOW. SToP RIGHT ¥ : a M A coP HERE ‘ Ao