Evening Star Newspaper, July 5, 1936, Page 81

Twelve Twelve Pages in g un g a Pages in Color WASHINGTON, D. C, SUNDAY, 'U/LY 5. 1936, THA™ WELL, AFTER ALL,HE SAY, I GOTTA KID'S sO WAS BORNED WITH STUCK uP A SILVER SPOON IN I BET HE HIS MOUTH - IDEA, KAYO. WON'T EVEN | HIS OLD MAN 1|3 MLNS Frank Willard YOU SEE THE KID BELONGS TO A GUY BY TH’ NAME OF GOLDBOND WHO'S WORTH A LOTTA BUCKS- SO MY UNCLE WILLIE FIGURES HIS OLD MAN WILL DO SOMETHIN' HANDSOME _J FOR HIM FOR FISHIN’ HIS KID OUTTA TH’ BIG DRINK. ~ i SO YOU LOST YOUR YES SIR, EVERY - WALLET WHILE CENTI HAD IN SPEAK Tt P G GOLDBOND, HISSELF‘_O OF THE GOLDBOND ONE SIDE EVERYBODY’ ONESIDE/ ' WILL SAVE THE CHILD! AND THE BUM IN THE CHECKED PANTS 1S YOUR UNCLE WILLIE? SAVING MY SON, EH? THE WORLD-- TSK- TSK-TSK-* WHY SURELY, TTY- ll' KITTY 1 THINK THAT CAN 1 HAVE ! IS SWEET OF A LOCK OF YOu TO YOUR HAIR, WANT IT. IT oUT/ LADY - TLL GET YOU PLUSHBOT TOMS 7 v PN SOME SCISSORS. KITTY HIGGINS OUCH! OON'T PULL WELL, GO LOOK FOR 17/ SAY, WHAT’S THE IDEA OF PUSHING THAT BOY \_ OFF THE DOCK.? IT WASN'T MY IDEA- A HECK OF A WAY TO MAKE MONEY, I CALLS T 1ght, 1938, NEVER MIND. MAMA SAID YOUR HAIR WAS DYED THAT COLOR AND DADDY SAID HE’'D BET A DOLLAR YOU WORE A WIG. 2 #&f{m‘ r?tmu\' V. Mows Syndicate, tre A P"',‘:; Chieago Tribune-F. Y. News Syndicate, Ine