Evening Star Newspaper, February 28, 1932, Page 105

AND KAYO' WENT Wi k HIM, rran Wi"arcl BY QOLLY~ KAYO, I FORGLOT TO ASK HIM. KAYO WILL YOUSE EVER LEARN TO KEEP THAT BIO MOUTH OF YOURS SHUT? THK- TSK ~ TSK~ JUST LISTEN TO THEM POUNDING ©ON THE DOOR! AW, PRETEND LIKE YOU DON'T HEAR ‘EM AND GO To S\.EEP. I MUST ADMIT, MAMIE, THAT I DON'T BLAME YOUR HUSBAND FOR LEAVING AFTER THE WAY YOU TALKED TO HIM. REMEMBER AFTER ALL WHEN YOU MARRIED WILLIE YOU TOOK HIM FOR BETTER IR FOR WORSE- WHY IN THE WORLD DID YOUSE EVER BRING THAT upP? 'T JUST MADE ME THINK THAT I AIN'T GOT ENOUGH TO PAY FOR THE ROOM WHICHEVER 1T IS. LLIE DUE TO A CONVENTION, THERE ARE NO snsu:\.: ROOMS VACANT. R. e HOWEVER WE WAVE A I TOOK HIM FOR BETTER BUT HE GOT WORSE. FLOOR FOR TEN DOLLARS ALL RIQWT, BUT I CAN'T SLEEP WAITH THAT ON MY MIND. INSULTEDT NOBODY INSULTED ME. CERTAMNLY THEX PUSHED ME OUT 8Y THE STOOD FOR THEM INSULTIN ME LIKE SCUFF OF MY NECWK, AND TOOK A PUNT AT M AS 1 WENT THROVGH THE DOOR AND THROWED My BAGGAGE AT ME BUT INSULT A MULLINS! HA! THEY KNEW SPLENDID SUITE ON THE SECOND § STAMP THIS 18 MOON'S FIRST PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN WHEN HE WAS SIX MONTHS OLD. NEW BABY? WELL I'T SOUNDS LIKE IT'S HAD A LOT OF EXPERIENCE BAWLIN' TO ME. ° ITs DEM PECPLE DOWN OE ALLEY'S NEW BABY, wWITTY