The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 19, 1923, Page 14

SAGE 14 sHE SEATTLE STAR MONDAY, MARCH 19, 1922. = — Daily Doings of The Star’s Family of Famous Comic Folk THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER ~ Wow FIRST YOU'LL JUMP FROM THAT THERE CLIEE AND LAND WW. THAT MACKING — GEE, THERE ARE A MILLION THINGS You CAN BUY WELL, THEY CAN'T SAY YM A PIKER ANYWAY Click This on Your Camera Lire Aneitiod | “FHE! WAS TO ACT UPON “THE LOOK WHAT | BOUGHT) you pBouenT FOR ‘THE NEW BABY! ) tary Great WON'T SHE BE TICKLED) Bic poi WITH THIS DOLL? FOR THAT IT OPENS AND CLOSES J yy LT TLE | WANTED To AT IT~ WE HAVE SEEN THE LAST OF NOUR FoxXY PRANKS WTHIS HOUSE OF MINE!» AD FURTHERMORE, MY BROTHER “TOM 1S COMING OVER SOME NIGHT THIS WEEK “Td TALK “ You ABouT THAT DOB HE SURELN MARTHA MDEAR, You JEST!» MY WORD, WOULD Nou FOSTER SUCH AN IMPOSITION UPoA) HY SKILL“ SOME OCCUPATION OF MY OWN CHoosiINe! —— 7s — Sear eee Lipo Sa itty LER a HOOPLE STINGSHE MAJOR AGAIN WHITE SUBJECT OF “WORK J & = Zi qurrtine ¥{ WHISTLE FOR || EXcePT to WHY SURE IT’S © FOR THE BABY- GET HER A DECENT ONE WHILE | WAS BY AL POLSEN | IT WILL BE JUST RIGHT FOR HER IN ABOUT THREE YEARS AND | CAN HAVE FON WITH { \T, UNTIL THEN ~ A WAND FE JASPER WALPOLE, WHO HAS BEEN TRAVELING WITH = ACIRCUS ALL SUMMER, IS SPENDING TWO WEEKS WITH HS PARENTS ON Hook STREET UT OUR WAY THE KIND HEARTED OLD GENTLEMAN) DIONT KNOW “THE GANG WAS AROUND! WHEN HE HELPED. JIMMIE. GET ADRINK) ZZ ; MISTER! \, YZ, My BI BY WILLIAMS | FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ~ AREARIN” 4 & Hou ER, 4 a NEWT SHES BY BLOSSER EVERETT TRUE BY CONDO 1S THIS ONS OF THOBS FAC TURCS ‘vou Nos, THAT'S Owe of THEM. Tea-Hee— Wen, VLC BAY THIS PICTURES Is A RECORD OF PALD FAcT. Ano Hats no Joe! ITISA Jone! Bur (T HAS CONS ‘i WHISKERS bE The battling of Bulgarian irregulars and Jugo-Slavian troops has brought Premier Stamboulisky, the fiery “strong man” of Bulgaria, into the spotlight of Euro- pean politics. | “INNOCENT” . |physicians say she’s gaining. Mrs, Anna Buzzi, under bond as a material witness in the investigation of the slay- ing of Frederick Schneider, wealthy Bronx (N. Y.) con- tractor, protests her inno- ‘Tl cence of the crime. Archbishop Fumasont Biondi, the new apostolic dele- gate to the United States, is shown here as he arrived in New York en route from Rome to Washington. Bernice Redick, above; physicians sty, is possessed of a double personality —one that of her normal 20-year- old self, the other that of a@ child of 4. She's fighting at her Columbus (O.) home to oust the child personality and IS WITNESS Miss Estelle Le Sage, stenog rapher, told police she was wit! Earle Remington, Los Angeles club man, 15 minutes before he was mux dered on the night of February 15 ‘They had been to a movie, she said Relations between them were purely of a business nature, she declared OPENS SCHOOL AT NAZARETH ATHENS, March 19.— A dispated recelved here from Jerusalem stator that Edward W, Blatchford of Chi cago has been appothted director of tho Near East Rellef association ix Palestine. Blatchford will have charge of American orphanage work in Jorw salem, Bethlehem and Nazareth where a thousand Armentan orphant from Anatolia and Bagdad are ab ready established, American orphanages occupy som of the most famous spots in sacrot history. One 48 located ‘in Saint TA monastery on Mount Zion anothér in the Convent of the Cross At Nazareth is a school for can pentry, and cabinet-making for An menian boys, located opposite th: traditional site of the little carpente shop where Jesus Christ learned th: trade, Tho Bethlehem orphanage o1 Jooks the Church of Nativity and th’ flelds whore the shepherds watehe thelr flocks,