The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 21, 1923, Page 14

1ONDAY, MAY 21 iI ooo SE ISAS THE SEATTLE STAR — - _— ‘ : | | - Daily Doings of The Star’s Family of Famous Comic Folk He | [OUT OUR WAY BY WILLIAMS|THE OLD HOME TOWN BY STANLEY! EVERETT TRUE BY CONDO | TELL US WHERE were / 4 \ there's A ROOL) \we can Q ROOM HANON \ AROOND HERE?) WEL You WHEN “ded »\ You Come J \T 15 RIGHT Now-B80T THE IT WILL RAIN BE FORE MIGHT MAYBE WEATHER MAN SAYS welt 1F IT DOES (HOPE GET CAUGHT You Co in 1Tt eeeae ee aa PA entitle THAT OLD WOMAN HATER, HANK PEANY PACKER, | “WAITED UNTIL. WASH DAY _TO BURN OUT HIS KITCHEN CH/MNEY — DOINGS OF THE DUFFS | FEEL KIND OF SORRY FoR BILL AT THAT - | KNOW WHAT HOUSE CLEANING MEANS") | MIGHT HAVE STAYED DOWN AND KEPT Him » COMPANY = pw. DOWN AND HAVE DINNER. TOGETHER.- WE CAN Have/ AGAME OF BILLARDS AFTERWARDS ~ WHAT ~ DO You SAY P YOUR WIFE | 7 : 1S OUT OF TOWN | TAKE LY IT- SHE'S HOUSE CLEANING - ( (Seas LucKyY- WE MOVED INTO A NEW ( HOUSE AND Won'T HAVE \. TO DO ANY- CANT MAKE pS IT TONIGHT Sth BILL { WORSE THAN OUT OF oe) > OK AOT SO GOOD- STILL GAINING WEIGHT ~ FEEL LIKE & TON OF BRICKS - “GEE WHIZ! - (IT’S BESSIE MONAHAN - HELLO THERE Bess - HOW'S TRICKS? ? | Meet Leroy S. Cross., Jr., 7 months old. His dad is a | Shriner and the tot is atcompanying*him on a motor cara- van from Los Angeles to Washington, D. C.; for the Shriners’ Imperial council, to be held in June. ( OBJECT LESSON TO SPEEDERS] ( OBJECT LESSON TO eee | | svat oe ene taker BA ~ BY AHERN FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS BY BLOSSER | OUR BOARDING HOUSE GOT YOUR KEN, MAJOR ¢=TLL N Ney] 4PUT A FUNNEL IN-TH!’ KENHOLE, \G SO NoOuULL Be ABLE “To MAKE | OUT IN FULL SAIL " 4 \ Re PAH! LITTLE Do 1 HEED YouUR BRAVING! + GETIN OFF THE PorcH WH Your SHIRT | SLEEVES <THE DIGNITY oF THe HOUSE OF HOOPLE MUGT BE UPHELD! « (1 TH’ FIRST Poke!» AN! TLL FOR TH’ EVENIG! = PA RUN A STRING FROM! Door, Y, , UP To YoUR ROOM SO You g BZ — » BABZF = Vow sees’ : G MILKMAN WHEN You COME BACK, ASK HIM \F HE USED “10 SET “TRIP, MAJOR ~ GOING CAN FIND IT! oe b OUT To INFLICT \ ZOD) ALLEN = THATS TH’ 0g Gy WAY WE HANDLES yy YUU ; “W EMPTY, YY Wee BOTTLES! , WA é MM, WML ) q y Nii MOM, CAN NO-TIM AFRAID 1 wer NE AN TAG IT'S Too MEANY costed j WANE A ECE FoR YoU. + ( : 3 OF TH' CALE a You JUST ) BAUEDP , ~t 4 é “ ) : A _ Little victims, with twiated jrames and shattered limbs, HE MASOR DOES HIS STRUT ~ a ~ Og Uh Koe : ‘ face speeders in Judge Walker's court in Chicago. They ma ING == silently protest against “moonshine madness,” appli ROR CE EME MRS drivers whose only thought is speed, cepa otha