The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 17, 1923, Page 14

THE SEATTLE STAR SATURDAY, MARCH 17. 1923. Daily Doings of The Star’s Family of Famous Comic Folk =| Sing This at the Soda-Fountain BY CONDO WE'RE OUT OF THAT — BUT HERE’S A SALE OF SOCKS DOI ey THEOLD HOMETOWN WED BETTER HAVEA \\ LANTERN BURNING EVERY NIGHT AND LEAVE “THE DOORS OPEN A-WAYS SO WE CAN GET THE oO . . E eet, To Wo FIRES IN THE PAST WEEK, MAYOR SIMON DOOLITTLE FIGURES |TS HIGA TIME TO MAKE SOME NEEDED | IMPROVEMENTS AT THE FIRE HOUSE - A DRUG STORE USED A PLACE WHERE ONLY DIRUGS WERE SOLD - OUR BOARDING HOUS /NES-'T Places ‘ US IN GUCH AN \ EMBARRASSING Posrtions!« Ir am ASHAMED “TO DEATH “TO GO OUT FOR FEAR “THE NEIGHBORS WILL “THINK I AM Con- VENING A JUG oF “WE DEMON SPIRITS IN MY MUFF = oH DEAR WA-WA - LISTEN YZ “To THOSE Two [|] CURTAIN HAWKS« |< WHY THEVIRE How ABouT. L DONT THINK WILL BE ABLE “10 GTAY HERE wow GCE We MaTOR'S SCANDAL wWtTH THAT MUMMY CASE ! = YikWow PEOPLE MAY “WINK T WAS A PARTY “TO “THAT DREADFUL RUM AFFAIR Fe IO FIRE [_|__ Mio FOR FEAR Nou'D (== NEIGHBORS MINK “THEY HAD fda ae red SOMETHING “To Do) | THEIR EVES wer rt t= 7 | of er THRU > TH wulpow ! PS ” ISS CHURCH & HERZOG BEAR THE WEIGHT OF THE MADOR'IS SCANDAL = AH ALLUS DOES DAT | WEN AH KNOWS DEVS GONNA BEA ACCIDENT, | ~ CAUSE AH CAINT BEAR [ “TY SEE ANYBODY GIT . MW ll wal \ a Midst All “4 f & mos ‘4 Thies ' 4 bs W ‘WASH FUNK FIGURES WHAT You DONT SEE LEAVE ANY UNPLEASANT MEMORIES BY WILLIAMS | FRECKLES AND HISFRIENDS — BY BLOSSER — “TAT ALL DEDENDS- Now WHEN TWo BOYS LIKE You COME To SEE ME T MIGKT GEE we MADE BUSTER. KEATON LAUGH, ~ BY AL POLSEN | EVERETT TRUE US GUYG 2« (ne. GVGRY ICOMG INTO YOuRg STORE &< Find Lots om Cuse- TOMGR S» \ BUT NOT ENOUGH + |‘ Cerics i! Com On, GST BSHIND THe 4 COUNTER AND BCC . TEX YOU WHAT TL Til =i)! 4 SY 4 v1 DR. G. CAMPBELL MORGAN OF LONDON Internationally famous Preacher, Scholar, Teacher and Author Dr. Morgan has fortunately been se- cured by the committee for a series of vital, timely Bible lectures to be given in Seattle twice daily, 3 p. m. and 8 p. m., for two weeks, beginning SUNDAY, MARCH 18 8 P.M. This rare opportunity to hear one of the greatest preachers in the history of the world will be prized by Bible stu-_ dents. Everybody is cordially invited. ~ All meetings, unless otherwise an- nounced, will be held in the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Harvard Ave. and Seneca St. Committee in Charge: L, J. COLMAN, T. S. LIPPY, E. SHORROCK, J. C. BLACK, ARN S. ALLEN NOTE—Dr. Morgan will speak to men only in the Y, M. C. A. Auditorlum, Sunday, at 3 p. m. PROPHETIC HISTORY OF THE CHURCH In a Series of Lectures All This Week Except Monday and Saturday Don't Miss. ‘These Studies on the Book of Revelation at the Western Bible Chautauqua ) Tabernacle Fourth and Lenora