The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 22, 1923, Page 10

GE 10 THE SEATTLE STA® THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1923 '=—— Daily Doings of The Star’s Family of Famous Comic Folk THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER Hurry This on Your Harp BY ALPOLSEN | EVERETT TRUE BY CONDO Ql HAR! Here's 4 Goop ae, MY DEAR Y TON To THiS: “WOMEN SLFFGER MORS THAN —4 MeN BacAvEse THEY GET THEIR uf ‘LL SHo@S Two Bizes LA HA cus IN MY DAY, SODAS WeRe UNKNOWA ~ EXCEPT IN SUMMER -TIME — YOU MODERN KIDS ARE SPOILED, BY GOSH- IT REALLY IS A Too BMAWS HARL HARL-- WHY Do You €GAD HES THat KiInD OF STU Since Ac THO3S4 SLAMS AT WOMAN MAkE BUCH A BIC HIT WITH TOO — “TOM, YOu'RE LATE (aus MORNING! ae @ = — ns yey” YOU DON'T HAVE / To TELL ME, 1 KNOW J IT- 1 WAS UP > MOST OF THE NIGHT> ~ BY ALLMAN SAY, TOM WHEN DO \ LET THE NURSE Go? / | DONT KNOW You THINK You WILL ‘ YET, BUT WHEN ~~ el A l"—-T 100 sli HIRE A (er WATCHMAN To TAKE HER PLACE! RAISING BABIES AND SLEEPING NIGHTS ARE NOT RELATED “To ONE T\ ANOTHER IN ANY WAY, / SY REARLY NINE o'cLock! RY CAN You BEAT IT? J { TOSSED SOCIAL BOMBSHELL BY AHERN | THEOLDHOMETOWN ~—_— BY STANLEY ey M-—yarr Fer ' iP 0 met < si ~ fe L, 7 a [2 x 4 °° cc ee thee — ar You SAY \ . > ai « WHEN IT S : 1 WHISTLED IT WAS. A, ARRIVAL OF A BABY DAUGHTER! « / FREIGHT L ALSO HAVE A SUGGESTION “10 R “TOM, FOR AN ARISTOCRATIC ETO BESTOW UPON THE CHILD= MY CHOICE 1S, ANASTASIA : PHOEBE DUFF! AsO% my hy o? " Exclusive Massachusetts society was given its sensation of the season when Grace Draper of Hopedale, Mass., 18-year- old daughter of one of Massachusetts’ most prominent fam- san % : . ilies, eloped with her first cousin, Harry E. Charlot, of St. BZ ZZ (Gi a Louis, She is the grand-niece of Eben S. Draper, former gov- AUNT SARAH PEABODY, L ernor of Massachusetts. FAVOR OF PROHIBITING LOCOMOTIVES SMOKING, WHILE STANDING IN FRONT OF THE Otro. <<" { CROWD STORMS CLOSED BANK ] —~ ie _ . a rik HE DUFFS” WILL RECEIVE A DISTINGUISHED visttoR SQ UT OUR WAY BY WILLIAMS =) MINO OILIN' DESE A HERE WHEELS ? OEY GOT A AWFUL. SQUEAW AN'1 CANT GET A WINK OF Thousands of New York Italians swarmed about the closed bank of Vincenzo Tisbo & Bros., fearing that their life sav- ings had vanished with the disappearance of the three Tisbo brothers who conducted this private bank. Inset shows Vin- x} | cenzo Tisbo. Domestic Servants French Are Bit by Are Disappearing the Sporting Bug LONDON, March 22.--Official sta. PARIS, March 22.—Growth ot na- |tixtios Indicate that the percentage | tona {nterost in sports is shown Jof domestic servants 18 decreasing |by the fact that the government so rapidly that in less than a vet year will contribute $500,000 to tury thoy will be practteally extinct, 'various sporting organizations,