The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 21, 1919, Page 11

h! \ M ; THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1919. * { ‘ PAGE 11 EVERETT TRUE "By CONDO! HEREIS NOOR PENCIG, | DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Olivia Is Sure She Is Not as Big as a Battle ship. By ALLMAN BeLeve Me — \ VLE Say | , DON'T Knol om our A 1c va ous OF Tk | hw tr gt 3 Tunae Atovr iy They Our ANY WING For Onn OF Those | 1 f |) Gur | DON’ “THINK - CAMOUFLAGE BAFTLESUIps ? New bur WHAT . ‘ NEW CAMOUFLAGE | TheN Look VERY Good ~~ : ial BATU Burs, PAP . ON You OLviA ~You"RE. | zea a4 3 as MISTER TRv& —— =] THANK Nou, f- ome! SESE You Have &NeD BOTH BuT, PETER DEA oN 7 } meCPe Fee || WHY DON'T You bgFsiodbbiatigtn. 24 on- tuars | iM | Look, WHERE , FOOT ~ IT WAS CoveRED | Acc RIGHT I! SSpe " / YOU'RE GOIN’ § WITH SAND = 'M [DON'T MENTION] (2 St ad) ARE Y" BUND. ye SOR IT, MIS wed OR WHAT 1S TH’ MATTER, WITH YOu — ttc 4 aay ty pa —— AAC (Garett! AKRON, Ohio, Aug. 21.—If Bob Martin, champion of allied - Sin Laren’ went Diurtis 66 abe, bin preseatonal ing ‘rbot ha ap aged —— p= rts CAUSE I COULDNT 2 " ; ion ier teen a procd ofthe wsldien Nghttng man wte ver: NONEN OUT OF MY Pod Sompbowy 2 [ AT ONCE HAVE Nou CAUSE I Co quished all boxers of the allied ranks. Akron fans RANR? ASKED TAGALONG Z GET A DIME OWT . Easeete te Geaanren aay ee te recegtiond Ueoryweight cham | Too A NICKEL OUT . e of the world. OF AY BANK ABOUT IT YET FROM IT? Matt Hinkel of Cleveland, who has - z Found bout to a decision here Labor day, i ff ie to see the two big soldiers in the ring. @ capacity house Labor day or any other of time intervening It Is hardly prob- Martin can be arranged by Labor day, but the as he iy ready and there ts will ga in for the professional RID SEASON lames. Boletens 1921 | KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—, OPENS SOON e Over im ve iy “DEAR, THE JONESES YES M@. TPCINIS, BUT [ty CHIEF Hoppy|| PUT IT THERE]! 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