The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 13, 1923, Page 14

THE SEATTLE STAR TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1923 » PAGE 14 ; THE SEATTLE STAR 1 [— The Star’s Page of “Funnies” and of World News Pictures ea d | | eee ee pe 844 Lures Very Embarrassing BY ALLMAN DRAWFUNNIBS OH HE ws ( DANIEL DUFR, >) ~ Drawings by B olman Verses by Hal Cochran You ARE UP PRETTY } ( OHHE WAS JUST PLAYING, \ Draw in the » ARIE a HEY THERE, lines and then color the oleture EARLY THIS MORNING, | 1 ALWAYS GET DANNY. WHAT WAS HE? WELL,1F THATS c VM SURPRISED — MOTHER- YOU LOOK {up FARLY- IT ARE You J JUST PLAYING, AT You! THE WAY You TEACH 4 BRGHT AS A Daisy! Sreet B ME p. J MoTHeR! YouR CHITD To PLAY i YOURE GETING BETTER) FEEL BETTER: ‘ee | MUST COMPLIMENT ~You } ON YOUR WONDERFUL SENCE ) _. OF HUMOR ! Me ay - < LOOKING EVERY DAY - FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS They Expect a Lot From Doug BY BLOSSER Uli ARCON ene = 3p = 0 ate) “SLT AND coun { tt) * q & Jum? over L W patuas mnse | a ARE YOO *) NED. NS y OWE DOELAS an wt | 'E War BUILT WE raneaus | tte i FR US COMES A FELLA “TWAT Loox ) BY AHERN SIR!+ How pare Nou | + WHAT Does THIS MEAN 2 = 1 DEMAND AN EXPLANATION — THIS IS AN HOLD oN M'FRIEND — ¥ — TM CASSIDY FRoM HEADQUARTERS !~ TLL TAKE CARE OF THAT DUMKYV Z “< MEN ON “TH/| GOT A NASTY, 2 [ NIELL SIN~ Pump?” \ BUMP —~ J a “44 gd R 1 Vf, t yy x AL ISNT ENOUGH ie KNUPRF AU He'o A \ GUMSHOE ! elphia soclety man and banker, he had been charged with New Jersey Klan Conducts Funeral ‘ae, ~ ijl en on 4 Cm. | ‘ : La, ye, : 2 eS . THE ONLY REAL DAMAGE DONE AT THE BARREL if <A = ~ he An FACTORY FIRE WAS THE WRECKING OF FIFTEEN ‘ ik NEW BARRELS, THIRROWN FROM THE SECOND STORY WAN BY EXCITED FIREMEN. STANLEY, ry) i OUT OUR WAY. BY WILLIAMS EVERETT TRUE BY CONDO NOBLE MONGERS LONDON, March 12.—Cortsande Lady Rodney and Lady Juliet Tre: 1 ono day as fishmongers — AND THERE'S NO NEGD OF GRowNG D. THE VARIOUS PARTS OF THE BODY ARS BGING CONTINUALLY MATS OVER. I HAVEN/T THO SAMS CYGE LT HAD A YOAR AGO. THWesG ARG NOT THE SanS FINGGR N4icS J HAD A CCAR AGO — in a London fish shop to rales fund: for the poor. They handled the fish jand welghed and wrapped them. SO THATS HOW you PRaCriCE YOUR LESSON 15 FT ? READING THE COMIC PAGE! I THOUGHT HAT MUSIC SOUNDED HIND OF FUNNY! | | | | BORROWED BABY | ; 1 that almost all red before him | Then he found out each one | This unusual photograph was taken at Fairmont cemetery, Newark, had carried the same baby, borrowed | where 25 klansmen in full regalia performed a burial service over the from its mother, to play on the! pody of a dead member. court's sympathy STARTING THE FLOW OF BOOZE TO AMERICA AW Rf THE ONES You HAVE Now INDICATE THAT THE ONGS You HAP LAST Year DIED op NEGcecr ! ft Wharves in Nassau, Bahama islands, are piled hi, hi iN Is, J Kh with cases of liquor re: ly r q Lee ate tren. This photo gives some tdeu of the amount of liquor nociy coe eewvore, to the “boose woort at tho idea of capture by revenue agents, ¥ for the boore-runners, whe