The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 20, 1923, Page 10

1 t 4 | | je. a td ne “J e gy a PAGE 10 THE SEA fed be STAR WEDNESDAY Daily Doings of The Star’s Family ; of Fa mous Comic Folks -” > TEMPUS TODD Double Trouble Wwe OFF INMY CAR WITH MY ie YULFIX HIM. -—— [ (poc-cone aT wiue pono SUP | CENTRAL, GIMME THE CITY) POLKE DEPARTMENT [ NOTAY HE CANT DENY 11" \ MAMMA, BECAUSE. 1SaW HIM INTHE WATER AND WHEN TOLD HIM I was GOING TO TELL OO, HE STUCK HIS “TONGUE OUT AT ME. asiaiae YOU, JUST BRING ME YOu \ RAZOR STRAP, FATHERS OINGS OF THE DUFFS A NINETY-S1X “TODAY-THAT ISN'T ‘SO BAD- GUESS VLL HAVE To TRY IT TomorROW AGAIH- OH HELLo - By MRS. DUFF WENT ‘To A BRIDGE PARTY AND ISN'T HOME tN) SHAKESPEARE’S TIME YOU SHOULDA HEARD HOW EVERYTHING WAS DONE — HELLO, POLICE STATION, THIS 15 Temps OOD) T CRAVES TO REPORT THAT MY SCOAN / AVTOMOBILE HAS BEEN STOLE, ITS License NUMBER 15 Coppa Soke ¥. Dille Ca BY WILLIAMS! THE OLD HOME TOWN STAML mA mane Story by Octavus Roy Cohen CAHEAP OF THINGS 15 AGour) [|| | TO COMMENCE i) Hi} COMING WitLié i Bunions WAy IIA AND MOST OF HI" THEM 1S TROVELA You Say l ih ITS ONE BOYS THERES fem A WONDERFUL WATCHES 7# WATCH! ; | G LIVERYMAN DAVE WHITAKER PRODDLY CARRIES THAT GOLD WATCH THAT KE GOT JN A TRADE FoR A SORREL HORSE, JIN A CHAMOIS SKIN BAG -' HELLO,TOM LOOK AT THE FiRST PRIZE THAT | WON “TODAY: AT THE BRIDGE PAR'TY - ISN'T e@ IT PRETTY? WHILE You WERE AWAY? By THEY DIDN’T HAVE WO PUBUC SCHOOLS— I'LL BET THOSE KIDS HAD FUN! Aor VERY STRONG? WHAT MAKES YOU THINK. BETTY JANE LENA Took GOOD CARE OF HER- DON’T WORRY! Do YOu EXPECT ME TO. STAY HOME EVERY DAY AND PUSH A BABY BUGGY WHILE YoU PRADDLE AROUND ON A GOLF COURSE. B UNTIL DARK ? THEM BAYS 1S GONE FOREVER! VY, EVERY MORNING You Ry CUT TH’ SAME STRAP WITH Your RAZOR, AN! T JUST Now CUT TT IN HALF Tu! ISAY - NOTHIN EVER GITS OUT OF HIS CLUTCHES Ilustrations by m Taylor s,| noted banker, one of the 24 ,| sophomores chosen as the _|Leaves Cousin’s Cash EVERETT TRUE BY CONDO YS, & WANT SOMGTHIh WANT TO CAaReY ON RADIO THs RCAR FRONT ow THe mt wre A LAZY N LSS MAN UN Sroces it! Herold M. Harter of Toledo, O., is the new grand monarch \of the Mystic Order of Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm. He is a member of the Oton-ta-la Grotto, and was | chosen in convention by the supreme council at Cleveland, |O. The two youngsters are his sons. | _ | Narcissa Vanderlip, daugh- ter of Frank A. Vanderlip, prettiest of their class, helps to carry the famous Vassar daisy chain. to His Sons in Will PARIS, Juno 20.—A will written by M, Plerre Caldan left to his sons all the personal fortune of bis three counins, wko wore still living, WEMBLEY, Pngland, June 20.-~ Jamon Breasted, a football enthuy. | Many Daisies! | ast, walkod 190 miles to see a chet Dlonship contest here, \ | Prince's Partner ————————— oe At a brilliant ball tendered at the French embassy in London, the Prince of Wales picked out Mrs. Marcellus Thompson, daughter of the American ambassador to the Court of St. James, as his dancing partner. DIAMOND BATON FOUND PETROGRAD, Juno 20.—Search in the masonry of the Vedensky cathedral has uncovered « marshal’s baton, made of solid gold and studded with 140 largé diamonds and emeralds, It Is valued at $2. 000,000, and is believed to be the marshal's baton presented by Czar Alexander IT, to his brother, Grand Duke Nikola Nikolafevitch, the older, in 1878,