The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 20, 1923, Page 14

PAGE 14 THE SEATTLE STAR UESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 12 | —— The Star’s Page of “Funnies” and of World News Pictures —— | ngs Her Own Way BY ALLMAN Th Lena Does — ET aR 12 SAY, LENA, MRS. Durr \ WANTS ‘YoU TO TAKE oo | | YOU'D BETTER CARRY eg ee (7 Turan { A LITTLE. STAND UP Ab - ‘“] THAT WITH BOTH WHAT'S THE = TTLE STAND UP AND |<, 0 1ER SURE, WHERE |! WANDS,LENA,You'LL {MATTER WITH { PUT IT BESIDE HER rae > ’ ) 15 THE STAND?! scRATCH EVERY Tine / THIS Way? / BED -WILLYou DO { IT HEAVY? " vy? Als { ALL uP! ER PERSON _ THAT RIGHT AWAY ?_y Oe Yotoapl I <a et . ay: Pty Y nid T DOINGS OF THE DUFFS | A D0 Mus OLIVIA, | WISH You WOULD HAVE THE MA} BRING UP THAT LITTLE STAND AND PUT IT HERE BESIOE THE BED- | MAY WANT MY LONCH SENT OP LATER + ii [ Old World Leaders . Es ee . "LL HAVE \ HER DO IT | RIGHT AWAY, HELEN: OME PEOPLE ND AROUND AND WHILE THE RUNT Page Jackie C ay 4 K, SHIDEHARA BARON R. AVEZZANO AO-BUT T ) THOUGHT KEBBE | YOU MIGHT WANE SENSE ENOFF T’ ce & sav! ey is 1) f ) \ A AILLYON DEOPLE /| | YOU DON'T KNOW a st = A BOY NAMED LOS ANGELES < JACKIE COOGAN } KING GEORGE, GR GEORGES CLEMENCEAL BY AHERN BY STANLEY ol BOARDING HOUSE 7 GNIMATOR= Nou { oF COURSE Nor’! THAT a Pay I pyov BM 1c] } aE Pe pore \ CLAIM NouR MUMMY \] ENCYCLOPAEDIA Was f= / pes ed 2) el | | omc | | AY JoR GectooR }] COMPILED WW NINE Teen y a3 |g |Le@ J OF RAMESIG (| “Wo~ WHile L AUD GIR \ a Qe WELL, \RVING EXCAVATED “THE wager 2? WeRE'S TH ENICYCLOPAEDIA)] MUMMY PRICE wl WideTeeD) | Wes A Au HERE ATA || SiX=1 HAVE NOTGIWWEN MY 1) eda \ WHISPER I IT ABOUT Tic VERSION OF THE [7 RUG Nica’ \ou MAN RAMESIS, || PRICE TOTHE WORLD YET, IM Guana WAS GETTIN) EVER WALKING "TH FOR HIS RIGHTFUL PLace || \, Wis fe . LAME Pf FLOOR WITH A 1D WW WIGTORY* A FULL . ae 4 ‘ : ACCOUNT OF Hid WILL BE WHE NEXT EDrtion oF “WE ENCYCLOPAEDIA, CKS “TO HIS 7 | GTORVUKEA ASO = Wiipow CMIGHT WITH | HIG HANDS IN A (You SAY Your ARM by You PLAYED A ROTTEN \ ier ) { Seo will wed Count di Bergo ©) cavalry officer, it is of pounced. KEMAL Aan, , ED SIMPSOAS HIRED MAN, WHO CAME /N TOWN TO 3 ager 3 Sicars ee | CELEBRATE KIS PAY DAY, FOUND SOME OF THE TOWN Boys) mi aungy F 7 oe — © HAD CHANGED THE WHEELS ON HIS BUGGY - . HE MAJOR 1S THERE WITH THE WAIR-TRIGGER ALIBI =~ tA sce LE i (aad { - - sit |Seeress Gains in OUT OUR WAY BY WILLIAMS | EVERETT TRUE BY CONDO Fame by Death ATHENS, Feb. 20.—The reputation Mrs, Lena Risso (below) and her| of Mme. ireek sceress, } been enhance the death of Ki BY ~—— AND MR. CHUBR THOUGHT You MIGHT BE INTERCSTED IN THAT AND SUCGCSTED CEt‘S Go OVER TO CHUBR'S Orr AND WG Can go aLc over THE MatrTeR C'MON You ol) 44% WALRUS! GET 2, OUT AN’ TEND |q\ | ro fighting 0,000 estate| Constantin n the king was ex fled she predicted his death within a THAT TL Ses YoU. PP WHILE WE'RE THs (le WG --- TOSSTHER . ah so for the $ Mra Salvatore Risso. Risso year. |claims she considered herself the Jonly wife of Salvatore for 27 years Ex-Mayor Leaves _ $5,500,000 in Will ERPOOL, Feb. 20. Ex- Mayor en, who left his heir directed in his wil that they should avoid speculation and | politic = F ( y : | Ze =) HELLO, CHUBB THIS GENTLEMAN Fe CAMS OVER To MY OFFICES To seG mE CAT COUR SUSCSSTION, =) Z=\ AW =-~ GR--— Ou, XS, Lt RS MEMBER —.. and bore him eight children, But This is the most recent photo. | @taph of Mustapha Kemal Pasha head of the Turkish na 1 gov ‘rmment. In European costume, Kemal might be easily mistaken for | am American business man. ent marriage b: 6 ,|@nother wife, Mrs, Rosalie Risso, | has come forward, ming her mgr. riage to Salvatore antedates the pres years, ART RELICS FROM TOMB OF KING TUTANKHAMEN YOU WILL ALSe REXHEMAGR THAT I'M GOING To PpuT A | STOP To THIS SENDING ALL THE BORGS YOU WANT To TE. OLD WATCHMAN HAS JUST FOUND OUT THAT HE HAS A SPEAKING. TUBE IN CONNECTION WITH HIS SHANTY, 7 INRA SERVICE ee) wiliann af Me itt Yji/iat d y {pec aes, ¢ 3 “ideeenpipila ininalanadititeanplncantiuaemsnpeonsngheteronienonsesirsas mentees At lett, four candle sticks of curious design taken from the tomb of King ‘Tutankhamen, At right, charlot } wheels, tightly strapped to a litter to prevent breakage. nre shown being carried out by native workmen, The ‘- | chariots were found in @ tangled heap in one corner of the tomb and it was difficult to remove thom without farther damage,