The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 5, 1923, Page 14

THE SEATTLE STAR ATURDAY, MAY 5 Daily Doings of The Star’s Family of F amous Comic Folk OUT OUR WAY BY WILLIAMS|THE OLD HOME TOWN STANLEY) EVERETT TRUE _ = toms { 1S PActS | C(- JAGZOVT IT 8 agird / Sess , F nee j RUNO! f ‘ OT GOING To CHANSGs SAY JOE (F mS A NICE DAY | —~ | 7 “3 e x ——_ You Say) /HO-HO-=~)_, Br crt Cy me MINDS avo + OMORROW, I WANT YOU "TC SYouR BUSY || 'VE GOT ‘ BEAT “THE RUGS AND "HERE AS “MME || To Coop aren ! “TH GARDEN" BE SPADEO = / : , Ll = =} | | 4 peck bbs be Lat E ASHES "O TAKE. ane: ap C4 A al s a * p : f E CELLAR, IS / J] : x ay YOu KNOW &ND é > —. & D ~ 3 mea MO ¢ hy bel J ai) OGAR WILL BE HOME f 4% > Zon - _ ' HELP You ‘ am \ red { } tT 4 . REFUSS To DICKENS? es my ty “ex “Ss ~- - < ~ G s / é AW DONT Give a eee ae j _____ UP. NOW, We mes \@ , ERNIE WHY ) (NEED You! (hae ane) CAN TRAY A, 1A “ $ . DONT You sada vid ‘! = mye i ( " “ < TRY A DRUM) f Wea ZITHER INA i —AND Ie #—G0op_NIGHT, Lancs, { REGLAR THs PACTS GooD NIGerT, i ee 14, ely baie = GooD NIGHT, ARS -- 4 CACIES, ce CADIE S-5-$-3- "Ke 'RE GOING, CGAveE You Now" STANLY NEA SERVICE ERNIE HICKS, THE EXPERT ZITHER PLAYER, Has GIVEN UP TRYING TO LEARN THE ART OF CORNET %.. PLAYING, AS HE SAYS THE /NSTRUMEAT TICKLES HIS LIPS \ * DOINGS OF THE DUFFS BY ALLMAN DO You THINK THAT’S i J a > A PRIVATE. FIGHT MR. CASEY, You cAN_\ Pe Con aeNC CCC | aug OR OPEN To , PuT THOSE SURES we LocK ae me) y, EVERY BODY # ‘c pone % ' Sts con B RIVATE. ALL RIGHT | as ty F RE ‘| : ot mY 3 - be, @ > YF Wow) (A) TIME THE : : LADIES DIDN'T MIND IF Names of the various young ladies reported engagec + THEY WERE STOUT— | the Prince of Wales would fill a fair-sized book. The latest |is Lady Evelyn, daughter of Lord Lovelace. Who can tell? { Is She Youngest Grandmother ? This Out of Your Windpipe ee | WELL MATES, BEND Y'MEAN FLOPPED Not! Look Like You NOUR Good EYE ov Down, LIKE THEY DIDNT STEPPED of A ME INHIS HEW PUTENOUGH PASTE on WAD OF GUM IN A FINIGH= HiHAy OL BACK OF “TU! SIGN = AN! REVOLVING DOOR! = BL AD GhesCH NLT, YOURE TW TRAMP THAT) soul HAVE “TO CARRY HIAGELF EX? DONT Fm GAVE METH HEA LAUGH | | cue Vuln oF samples we oe 55" Ona 1 LOOK LIKE I JUST ow MY WEW Sur» HA-HAS IN YOUR POCKETS To Mrs. Lillian Wietelsbach, 36, Cincinnati, shown here with { mss Wieu YoU Go out wltHAT PASS OUT BECMUSE her grandson and her daughter, Mrs. Ethel Morath, claims ‘TH’ FASHION AD oN | tole WILL TAKE : é ox pais re Ms | she's the youngest grandmother and that her husband, also A SIGN BOARD 2. mara arte u : pond i ‘¢ =>. 5 as i, ; }, is the youngest grandpa, They were married ai 18 and S Yo! ab | pita oY | 3 ; ae J their daughter at 15. The three generations live in the eUAr Ee HG : tty | same house. HAT Noise! / |Ih as “s ; bed : WHERE SHE WOULD BE | DOUG JR | He~--You promised to love me. Now ” . |you turn me down. You said you jalways wanted to be with me in ev- : Jorything. Ha! I'm going to drown | 4 . my sorrows with liquor, | | | ONY ‘She—Of course, I want to be with you In everything.-Carnegie Puppet. NEVER AMIND= DIDNT: 7} SISTER TO HER FELLER { T ALWAYS TRY ‘To IMPRESS cia} a es | She—All is over between us. Take <{ ON YOUR MIND To COUNT TDID, WHILE Sa ‘ gers ch harehul:'prosence, You ToLp > l TWENTY BEFORE = wd ) TWwuz y x on e—All right, Give ‘em to me now.—Coffeevilie (Miss) Courier, Ui, diwr: |‘) GETTING “4 CHASING NAP l \ Douglas Fairbank GIRLS, BOYS AND EVERYOD {ts on the way ‘to. America|! ties oune sites (eae A ? H , 7 WY | from Paris to appear in two | tae is : | % at by ° : i \ | eras teed tf, aes cidlind mee MN eens : arte 3 . , -™ has contracted, In Holly-| anos ¥ io Soars SF ty Al . = wood it is said Deug., Sr, Bont’ Featontd. Teas. out NOW BO re LYDE BOUGHT HIMSELF an a os r AK : 7 i Oe © . objects becatse he avants the || wet apes wgwin tor some West | © { A NEW CRASH ==. . va . ‘boy to complete his education |] Southwestern Supply Co. Dept “ before taking up movies, BeritasrseadA Rc eMart faa