The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 16, 1923, Page 22

THE SEATTLE STAR FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1928. | — Daily Doings of The Star’s Family of Famous Comic rok = Ba DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Still Kept Very Busy BY ALLMAN SKATING TO REPLACE DANCING? IVE You \ —f{ TWO DOZEN EGGS-A HELLO, TOM DUFF HOW (| / How's eusiness? AN ORDER AND | wisH } aN | ‘ DOZEN BANANAS, FIVE ARE YOUP HAVEN'T SEEN r | ARE YOu STILL WORKING You WOULD DELIVER / ALL RIGHT POUNDS OF SUGAR You IN A LONG TIMB= FOR THE GAME ™~, IT ToDAY - Two MR.DUFF. , SOME CELERY AND HEAD ITS Hows EVERY THING? Prope “Yves, THE * BUSHEL OF Por ATDES:) , x Leyruce. ~ FOUR CANS 4 PRETT ~ AMEE ANP “FWO atearivor moor OF CORN - A DOZEN OF 4 ‘ ANGES ANO A FIVE Kips = \. POUND CHICKEN = z THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER “I Got Those Installment Blues” ~ BY AL POLSEN > “THIS PIANO AIN*T BEEN) PAID HEY RED? I'LL BE RIGHT +» FOR — WELL REMOVE (CT From Youe FLAT! — Be aut AND BAT ! “Roller skating 1s lots more fun than dancing,” says Gene Dregger, shown above, president of the Gliders, an organization of Atlanta, Ga, young men and women skating enthusiasts, The Gliders have left the dance-halls de~ serted and they swarm nightly on Atlanta's sidewalks and pavements, FIRST PICTURE SINCE ILLNESS THEOLD HOMETOWN BY AHERN | | Ze Ye z BY We ws Re anarr - Ae A BiG Zoe, NOTTHE LEAST STEM FL Ee EH2eL NOTICE] | Grr PeMTURSED over [1 SAW Nou cominie | CUNCS oF | “THAT MUMMY AFFAIR! = | va I ae inland You HAW T REGARD rr || EXLOSION Tt | ota A LOOKED LiKe TH} | ALL AS A JOLLY HOAX, wv ROUNDHOUSE!. SUDGE WAS AND TT AFFORDED ME boil he \F TL WAS You Ib MUCH MERRIMENIT! d PUTA NOTE I ) MERRY WHEN rr] | NEVER “THE LESS Lope a A)F\tHousy,T Dip SPEND Wiad Beipae:! I) ANEAR IN EGYPT! / | The president and Mrs. Harding leaving the White House as they started |for their four weeks’ vacation. This is the first picture of Mrs. Harding | since her filness. a 1 : y; : 7p |Mail Poisoned Fine Physician Ss , en ap é BEFORE THE FIREMEN ARRIVED AT ADNT SARAH PEARODYS Zag) Cigars to Co; : CEE al: 2 a is ~d HOUSE, MARSHAL OTEY WALKER HAD REMOVED ThE A : issuer neces Loe anne Drug Charge j — 3 o sent to the pre: rae 0) ‘KEA SERTICE _ HE MAJOR COMES: BACK STRONG LIKE A BAD CHECK ~wex GASOLINE STOVE AND PUT OUT THE FIRE SINGLE HANDED- Shin te eat wake fou ona) fs seatetiee avec prong! |a deadly poison. seribing drugs for his own use. BY WILLIAMS | FRECKLES AND HISFRIENDS BY BLOSSER | EVERETT TRUE BY CONDO ae f ASK ANYTUNG You AHA!) Coo at THAT, EVERETT IY YOu SEE EARLE You 2 RU SUN Aeon STRAIGHT Foust DA FOOLISH MOTHER E Do WIAAT T CAN, WHO LET You WEAR ] FoR You. - AKAN AHAAAN, LONG PANTS “00. SOON, YOUD LOOK AS FUNNY AS Thar SELE Con. TROW WU