The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 22, 1923, Page 14

PAGE 14 THE SEATTLE STAR THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1923 [ — The Star’s Page of “Funnies” and of World News Pictures DRAWFI 'NNIES DOINGS OF THE DUFFS An Unexnected Bath BY ALLMAN rings by Bill Jerses by Hal Cochrs “tp oo Drawings by Bil! Holman Verses by Hal Cochran ( WHY, DANNY ae Se eens Draw in the missing lines and then color the picture sad nomad ean ‘ - ) WHAT DID You - a ae BRAND NEW | aks a \ eh f OH,1) FELL ig ( SUIT ON too! 4. WEES an. - ae ‘ ’ WELL, WHEN I ced Se IN THE FELL} WENT SO « \ BATH Tus! f QUICK 1 DIDN'T ~. DR ( HAVE Time To Teal CHANGE IT! in Store . a i ee ; " UY, YOU BOVS DONT SUNT c . a) TM 601N6 NUERE'S Moth, gr Now Sc (TNE INVITED ALL THE WWE WOULD HAVE Lotsa: HE ASK MOM "TO TAKES ANT PRADLY WE" ( WO 60 HoMBas THANE A LITTLE STARS: FROMTHE FUN OUT HERE IN Los : ') OS Hone Meee WANT Yo TELL HE. | [_ Ble TREAT PLANNED FoR) KONIE STUDIOS Yo BE ANGELES « GEE, THEY WE CAN PLAY WITH | a” eign eh eee Yr , WERE TOMORROW 5—— f j ALEK AN SLA AN’ HOME -\WE AIny y/ TA j ) A Sohdno+ ty Gadbeonanh! AU KIDS. | Y L WANIAY ANY FUN ’ Y AFTERNOON. 5~ | nder is the man ¥ we rie ‘ » . (i as | He comes around and for a dime ag - 4 He'll sharpen up your shears. \ CANADA’S PRIDE JILTED? BY AHERN | Zi \IELL MATOR « eS rene ane uae IME onGiT 10 AA icr'sW' UsTE SY CHRONICLES OF PRINCE wuDent-s BE ALE TO <| STEAM ABOUT Your [7] NOBRUOB GELTOOB WiLL Wh on! TeLLing [>| TUNE Nod HIG MUMMY CASE Qu HAVE “TO REST “TONIGHT “TN TRITH IS netegs DID Nou MAKE OUT] | BUSTER, MYLAD=T AM | | Agour aS PE |) yl Wer dave ANNMORE oF GOING “TD BROADCAGT A | AS A PICKPOCKETI) 7, no 1g USE “W EOvPTIAN SPEECH “HIS EVENING GIVING ATALK FA ty! FURACE SHORTHAND BY WIRELESS MYOPIC sean | | FoR our ou rr 2 WILL BE, “HONESTY AS “TAILORING RECENING | A VIRTUE” As! Lucile Whitehurst, Georgia beauty, CHARACTERIZED BY now in New York, has accused | |”/ GEORGE Mariano Vidal, vice-consul of Spain ‘ in that clty, of filting and physically | 0 WASHINGTON ! ~ maltreating her. ‘Fhe question of | ‘Vidal's diplomatic immunity has gtv- | en international ‘significance to the case. FATHER-IN-LAW woe “pao dnd . Winifred Blair, of St. John, N. B., has been selected as the most beaut!- “ful girl in Canada. She recelved the “award in a contest in which beauty “candidates from all parts of the Do- “minion were entered. | > oe Se” Ci = t “ MINUTES AFTER MARSHAL OTEY WAUKER, WE MASOR OBSERVES WASHINGTONS PURCHASED A‘WASHINGTONS BIRTHDAY PRESENT FOR BIRTHDAY WIT A BEFITTING SPEECH == : | MISS PEABODY THE WHOLE TOWN KNEW ABOUT IT— Here is a father-in-law to royalty, He ts the Earl of Strathmore and| Swat Peananaeiern res Kingthorne, whose daughter Eliza- beth is about to marry the Duke of beth AMS | BY CONDO _ Mardi Gras Queen | —AND 1 THOUGHT 3 UODd SURVIVED BLAST . Z Come IN TO SEB WHETHER Wd YOU WANTED SOMEBODY, EE LAAE_ " —— E> us" Miss Emily Hayne, Louisiana's Declaring she was offered a $25,000 | 4 me Pe CaAe Seornie Gop toe eee ‘ae Most prominent debutante, ruled in} George Kandal lived to tell’ the| bribe to go to Washington as lobby- H mat a S My "01d New Orleans when, in the most| story of the Dawson, N. Mi, mino|ist for “a certain bill,” Mre. T. G.| / * 1M CONVINGSD, HOWGVSR, THAT KOULC CAND: IT, f ‘Gorgeous parade since the war, she| blast horror. Picture shows Kandal| Winter, president of the General) H oh SOONER IM YOU'LL, SHED THAT SILK SHIRT assed thru a throng of nearly a halt|* {¢W minutes after being rescued | Federation of Women's clubs, has| H} - : RN FOR OWS LESS CUKXURIOLS, ‘ following 16 hours’ imprisonment. | stated she will produce a letter offer-| 5 CAMG IN HGRE Million people who celebrated the his-|Oniy two survived of 120 who were | ing the bribe “when It becomes neces Fe, ; J toric Mardi Gras, trapped. sary.” . _GERALDINE FARRAR TELLS HER MARITAL TROUBLES by Wh ea thug THE GREAT "Katee WHITE DESERT, 4 ‘ “srw lliggs Geraldine Farrar, star of opera and screen, ix shown here testifying before a referee In her divorce action am Lou Tellegen, On the right, iy her attorney, Alvin Untermyer, Stenographer at lett,