The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 11, 1923, Page 23

FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1923. THE SHEALTITLE STAR PAGE 23 eo ‘Daily Doings of The Star’s Family of Famous Comic Folk fot ome oe —$—$—$—— ag OUT OUR WAY BY WILLIAMS|THE OLD HOME TOWN BY STANLEY) EVERETT TRUE BY CONDO y YO rs t've f SEVERAL ATTEMPTS To PASS THis AMALGS ALC OVER JTHe Bi D6 warn 4 ta F WHUTRO NO Gor DAT SAY WOMAN WHERE STEERIN] WHEEL FO HOH ? 4M YO EYES? YO DONE OB Nex “Thing AH KNows MOVE HIT DE WRONG NOLL BE ‘SPECTIN mE WAN. DE WHEELS HAIN! “T’ PULL DE GARRAGE Poinctin DAT way ATALL! Hees | HoLre stu A BiTl DRUNK OF BicK § ce Hh. and united ive? Frank . 5 wha t his je be- is dine wsr, You'vs SoT Too MUCH PLAY n Cpe UD es. es aM - “hn Goffe CLARIONET PLAYER, JEFF ROowLEYS HOUND DOGS See sTAnuey MADE SO MUCH NOISE LAST AIGAT DURING THE BANDPRACTICE — waa aauvice i THAT SEVERAL CITIZENS COMPLAINED To MARSHAL CTEY WALKER WASH FUNKS CAR WOULD HAVE 1 PUT A _GOOO MANY NIGHTS OUT IN “THE OPEN IF HE DIONT TRevlhwes, HANE ONE OF THOSE PORTABLE GARAGES. rae ——— | ~ 2 - vee - an ae BRIS? a | — —— ~ q DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Some Guesser BY ue HOLD ‘EM, BOBBY, HOLD “EM! } THIS ONE LOOKS FINE ON 4 LENA, DID ANY PACKAGES Pee se Zee Ms BORROW | f WHAT THEY ) | » AFTER SHE HAS WORN IT a Logie tice Y GUESSING Bur | ISN'T HOME, NA FEW TIMES - “f ’ PLL BET THAT BUT fLLSIGN § THEY ARE S Swe.! }(OH.IM gust THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER “Hail, Hail, the Gang’s All Here!” BY AL POSEN) eee 5 The London bobbies literally had their hands full w the duke of York and Lady Betty were married. But in this crush everyone kept smiling. | WHEN T WAS YounG AND MY FRIENDS ALL SAID MY HANDSOME , I COULD SING SINGING WAS THE BEST WST UKE A BIRD — THEY EVER HEARD UY Wiehe You eilourd Vf THAT wks alent FIND FAULT wih | ARGUMENT You! OUR SwloRD AcT= | PUTON wrt =H I NoTicE You Vaart A Nae sani prry eat r Ismet Pasha, Turkish delegate to the Lausanne co JOPELESS CONFUSI ST] \'eM BACK ON “TH’ } ‘ : ‘ e, fi i ) r Nae kD Nou oar with ME KT | Gusts wane bah eat, He ; < be ( ence, finds time for a row on Lake Leman, SOME OF “THE FORMAL i | DINNERS IN ENGLAND, SERVED WITH THE MOST EXACTNESS OF TABLE CULTURE ! » Union miners are perpetuating the memory of Tol Mitchell, their former international president. This memo is being erected at Scranton, Pa. The city of Se donated the site. The monument will be dedicated Octo 4\|29-—“Mitchell day.”