The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 15, 1923, Page 14

THE SEATTLE STAR ‘Daily Doings of The Star’s Family of Famous Comic F olk BY WILLIAMS|THE OLD HOME TOWN ———_—_—___—-—- cil toma "(Gr ) GIT PER —— a < a Homt (BRUNO ' DA (s YO PEET ot) OUT OUR WAY SAY Man An's) [ GOY OTMAN THINGS ~) SUMPIN AN POLL WOMAN, CAUSE 1SE \ CAUGHT ON A NAIL > ee ) A ~\) e Y 2 DRIVING HIS CAR INTO THE GARAGE ISNT WASH FONKS HARDEST JOS, 11S GETTING HIMSELF OUT OF “THE GARAGE AFTERWARD \ | 1 00 SIDES AALUN } | NOU OUT OB D:SH YERE GARRAGE EVERY “MME No } \ DRIVES N | AND YOUD BEEN ‘Too (~ LATE NO-NO-1SAY_) VA Zap | ZEKES_ SO TIGHT| THERES ONLY ONE POCKET IN HIS FAMILY {OF BIGHT!! STANLEY NEA aeRvice IT WAS GOOD FORTUNE THAT SENT A SIGN TACKER OVER To ZEKE TITUS” OLD STORE ROOM~"THE NEW CLOTH SIGNS KE PUT UPARE BELIRVED To BE THE ONLY THINGS HOLDING THE SHACK TOGETHER LIE ON YouR BACK- EXTEND THE ARMS- KICK ONE FOOT STRAIGHT) UP IN THE AIR~ THEN THEOTHER ONE- BREATH DEEPLY- LIKE“TH’ NEW STRAW ROLLER? = cho, “TUNE UP YouR ANVILS f= Y'kNow Ld <tis 1S OPENING DAY FOR ALL HEADS To CROWD UNDER A RATTAN DoFFER! WHERE'S YoURS? ARMS OUT- SQUAT ~ RISE ~- ONE - Two- THREE - ONE-TWO No Audience Wanted THE FLOOR WIPH OUT BENDING THE KNEES - ONE- TWO- ONE TWO- 4 BEND FORWARD, TOUCH } BY ALLMAN BY CONDO NO THS ORGANIZATION (9 SHoR FUONCS : STARTING A Do 2 TRUG, THA COULD & Mme THING For p= EVERETT TRUE a | Yes, h fEGC THAT L Coucp QivE Youve DRIVE Some MOMENTUI2 I? memy th HE Bre AT THE AIR TRAILS END | MY BAIR WAS ALWAYS WICELY BRUSHED — I ALWAYS KEPT tv NEAT— BY AL. POSEN Lieut. John S. Macready, left, and Lieut. Oakley Kelly, “kings of the air” from McCook Field, Dayton, Ohio, being |greeted by Maj. H. A. Arnold, commander of Rockwell | Field, at San Diego, Cal.,at the end of their epochal 27- hour, non-stop transcontinental flight. Feminine admirers | showered them with flowers. | CANOE CHAMPS TRAINING | HA- BRAND New, EH2. JUST WENT UNDER TW SICKLE LAST FALL< LooKS TO ME LIKE TS MADE OUT oF 7H’ STRAW THEY PACK DISHES IW = AN’ AS FORTH’ BAND You'LL WHAT Dip THEY GIVE You WIth tt ATICKET Toh’ BALL GAME 2 = THEN YouRE S'POSED To AW, fed WHERE UALL YA THROW “TM DIRT WHEN YA GET HALF-WAY eo i Mr. and Mrs, James W, Burch, national canoe champions for mixed tandem single blades, practicing for the canoe Te to be held at Washington, D. C., during Shrine week in a June. | HIS MAJESTY’S GIFT Here's the jewel suite King George gave the duke of York's bride. The presents, on display at Buckingham pal- / ace, include a tiara, necklace, brooch, earrings and a hain ornament, i