The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 8, 1923, Page 14

THE SEATTLE STAR TUESDAY 4 Daily Doings of The Star’s Family of Famous Comic Folk OUT OUR WAY : OLD HOME TOWN BY STANLEY! EVERETT TRUE Lf BY WILLIAMS THE BY CONDO we ‘ : Of a te ATS ALL YOu Gor? 60 1 00.1 CARRY NUFF | ¥: ee WATER FER THAT Ee — \ ONE ELEPHUNT AN \ / (2 as, YOU GET INTO "TH’ Fe — \ f ORAM TORACE = 9 = “DON'T STOP, PHILIP! ‘YOU'VE GoT OUR CAR So LoqDED Down NOW WITH STU LIKG THAT TILC SHE ' STAN NESTERDAY AND WAS TRIED OvT = LAST NIGHT BY THE BAND BOYS — THE NOISE STOPPED AT 1):30 = Revenge Is Sweet | Orphan Champ | BY erage BETROTHED LL LET You HAVE IT AGAIN FOR MUCH LESS THAN YOU WERE PAYING IF YOU WANT TO COME BACK= NO THANKS, YoU GOT ME ONCE-NEVER AGAIN = GOOD DAY ~ | SEE YOUR HOUSE 1S STILL VACANT- a You WANT TOO MUCH RENT FOR’ IT- f TOM, You MIGHT : af ANY CPT : = DRIVE PAST ‘te \ Ce Sy) —, / HELLO,MR,WOD OLD HOME AND SEE HOW IT LOOKS-[ ais pigur SEE IF ITS RENTED (wert SEE 7 RON DOWN= 1 (stueve ME WHAT 1T Looks HERE COMES | KNOW IT- THE OLD LAND- mr LORD NOW Miss Evelyn Rodd, daugh- |ter of Sir Revinel Rodd, Brit- ish ex-ambassador to Italy, is} engaged to Thomas Emmet,) ,, kin of a prominent New York) w- family. She is considered one of the most talented of} England's younger social set.| @ MY HUSBAND OFTEN) MENTIONED THAT SUIT IS STUNNING, THAT £ 0 A LOT MISS O’ PEACH - IT'S. SOMETHING VERY NEW — AWD WHAT A PRETTY HAT, MY DEAR ! —IT'S SO George Flinton, 12-year-ole : a linmate of the Methodisi Aids Daugher ty ‘orphanage at Raleigh, N. C. |wasn't known very well until the Raleign Times started its marble tournament. Then he became famous by beating all | orphanage boys and the pick of other schools. George will \go to the Atlantic City tour- ney. AE ©” | ($5,000 in Kisses | HAW, M'LAD~ rT MAW SURPRISE VoU1O KNow “HET THE PEDIGREE OF THESE HENS DATES BACKTO THE SIMTEENTH TNNASTY OF TGI-CHANG! 1 WoULD HAVE GoT THEM A MONTH AGO, BUT “THEY WERE ON EXHIBITION IN ae a is BOSTON = THEIR CLASS : a ae ar" ; | WAS100 HIGH FoR YALE’S PRIDE | | HA-HAs SOTHOSE ARE YouR FAMOUS IMPORTED CHINESE CHICKENS, EHQ~ 1 DON'T SEE ANY LAUNDRY MARKS on) 'EM!= Do YOUEYPECT 'EM TO LAY EGGS, or ARE “THEY SHELL SHOCKED? GUFFING ABOUT ‘EM ~ GET 'EM SOMETHING 0 EAT THEY LOOK Like THEY COULD SCRATCH THROUGH A-TILE FLOOR || | XR ’ ; FoR A STRING OF BEADS | | 4 ? RN) | Here's Frank Buckley : = | G C hi |'Hampden, Mass., who's been ‘appointed special assistant to jthe attorney general of the United States. THE ORDINARY PRIZES! (F Dovou THINK, You COULD DoTUE THINGS A JOKWEY YEAH- T CAN DO ALL TE TRICKS TH’ MONKEY DOES, ONLY T AINT Gor Miss Irene Brown auction- ed off kisses at the Brighton town hall in London to aid a charity. When the evening was over she had collected $5,000, PALE ; s ; i) Mf GREASE vo ASHE MATOR'S ‘CHOW YUEN” CHICKENS ARRIVE —=- | declared the handscimest stu- dent at Yale university, What James Pomeroy Hendrick, of New York city, has been do you think of the choice, girls? MAYONNAISE DRESSING In making mayonnaise. dressing, stir the beaten eggs into the cold yinegar, and when the mixture is bolled the dressing will not curdle. When eggs are added to the hot vinegar, this is almost inevitable,