The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 23, 1923, Page 18

PAGE 18 THE SEATTLE STAR | = The Star’s Page of DRAWFUNNIES Drawings by Bill Holman Verses Draw in the missing lines and then color the picture by Hal Coc Bz ABE AND BABY DOINGS OF THE D UFFS ? DADDY, WiLL a, TAKE ME To A a Bae ONIGHT BUT LRN OTHER. b ps WHT ; IP | WOULD HAVE CRIED LIKE THAT WHEN | WAS A BOY MY DADDY WOULD HAVE GIVEN ME A GOOD SPA q 7 ( NOT — | WANNA ; 1 WiLL GO TONIGHT: Hail! the Littl ES AND TAGALONG, I WANT L, UN So > MEET JACKIE COOGAN, BABY (| DEGEY, MARY JANE IRNING ; SAMMY? a { JANE MERCER, PAT MOORE Mi SS AND WESLEY BARRY = ALL Ra? C UTTLE MONIE STA Ou 4A - y \ I ’ 1 BELIEVE I HAVE THE 1 HONOR OF ADDRESSING \ MADJOR HOOPLE, NoTeED | EXPLORER, GENTLEMAN oF | SCIENCE AID LETTERS! = \ BY AHERN | CANNOT COM | REQUEST Fo | CASE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1928 “Funnies” and. of World. News Pictures BY ALLMAN You DON'T? weLL, } Site -{ GO GET YouR HAT \ AND COAT AND WE'LL GO TOA Movie! ba 1/ 1S THAT SO, YounG 7? MAN? WELL,MY DADDY WAS A BETTER ONE THAN Yours ~ PAY! HE MUST HAvE ‘ if BEEN A om te +; i! pies iT } | DON’T BELIEVE IT! Movie Stars! ag = I a DONT NOU G6T Ui cont T Bice. if 86: e7- THE OLD HOME 1 BY STANLEY ha VERLASTING ||| CHEWNG TOBACCO JJAND BUSTER PROOF3 (} PATENT NOISELESS COFFEE GRINDERS SPLASHLESS WASHRAGS | GEL oOB!. nT FORTNIGHT BESIEGED wrt | WE ARE FROM “WE MUGEUM « | WORD HAS REACHED US ABOUT \THE MUMMY CAGE You POSSESS You SAY TELEGRAMS || & ITS Your. (above), second dau Emmanuel of Italy, Leopold of Belg “manounced immediately .| home ties. [@marriage of Princess Yolanda, eldest “@aughter of the Italian royal family. ELECTED lected president of lub in the capital. Joseph 8, Freling- n of New Jersey. ‘Dr. Frank J, Monahan, deputy laioner und formerly personal sician to Mayor Hylan, is ex- to succeed Benator-elect Roy. 8. Copeland as health commis. The call of the spring training camp has broken the ba Here is ing good-bye to hi he {s about to | kee camp in Hot KILLED CHUM? Charged with shooting and killing his 13-year-old chum, Walter Melo- witz, during a card game argument, Robert Rutkownki, 13, of Hillside, a suburb of Chicago, was captured by police while hiding in railroad yards, Photo shows Rutkowski after his capture, FLYING SAVIOR When Jesse Cole, woodsman, was dying of @ fractured skull on an ice. bound {sland off the north const of Michigan, Lieut. Russell Meredith, aviator, shown here, rushed to him | eioner va New York city, thru the air with a physician as a passenger ond saved bia te OF HISTOF AL VALUE SENT BY THE TT of ExHierti FOR THE PUBLIC - HE NOBRUOB GELTOOB’ IS MISE: uM FACULTY 10 GET NOUR CONSENT To PLACE FROM mM SSEUMS ALL OVER MEM OF JOUR 5 Fie KT I AM Aes T HALE MUMMY CAGE OF IN BIG DEMAND = RO MANCE F ‘AILS Mrs. Vesta Helistand Hargis, new-fashioned girl, met Chevier, 19 (lower), an old-fashioned Mra. boy, Hargis was separated from her husband and living with her mother. So she invited Chevier to visit them. He did, and fell In love with her. Then the husband appeared and ordered Cheyler to keep away. Broken-hearted, he tried to kill him wolf on his loved one's doorstep, Mra, Adfargis returned to her husband, Archibald] OUT OUR WAY Geni NG READY YO GO OUT AND SLAUGHTER A LOT NOY CATCH ME EATING ANY OF THEM! WHY [D IMAGINE I COULD HEAR THEIR CRIES NEVER HEAR ANY WERE SWINGING SOMETHING BESIDES THEIR PARTNERS — EH: JAKE ? AGUE THAT MAKES YOU SHAKE 7 THE WASHINGTON & BIRTADAY DANCE AT HOOTSTOWN WAS A BIG SUCCESS FIDDLER JAKE TRINOLE RETURNED HOME EARLY THIS MORNING WOH TWO BLACK EYES AND A BUSTED FIDDLE - STANLEY, nea service soy BY CONDO wHar IS UT, MIiStER F BY WILLIAMS EVERETT TRUE ‘S FUNNY SHAT You PIECE OF STEAK! NEVER minyp — tee CoOmMG Back THERE Alp TELL You! Wee Tece YoU WaT L THINK IT 1s, MR, SACESMAN; L THINK rls PLRe CAZINES Sie! STAR WANT A ADS GET RESULTS | mien