The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 23, 1923, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR SATURDAY, JUN Daily Doings of The Star’s F amily of Famous Comic F olks US TODD SREMS “LIKE THE GEST ) ae THING US CAN Le] is é MWe ot wis ae CTH wo you BE iA Re * . ~« DR ‘ Iilustrations by Story by Octavus Roy Cohen iteston taytor 5 - Y fis OP eZ : f / OH, WHERE IS MY WANDERING CAR TONIGHT One T HAS LOST MY GAL. J HAS LosT MY CAR «8 TAINTGoT No IDEA. BuT at |B) I HAS LOST BYERYTHING — pergmeeeelaan on 4) You 15 ABovT TO Git Sovos® Ay i BUT MY MISERY f a BY MS ee tae Para WK MT | Ao to aie we ll Absa bin Tobago | * WET MINUTE! WAITAMINUTE! YER COUNTIN’ OO FAST! \F SOME. OF THESE FIGHTERS CouLD WEAR A PLUSH COVERED WRIST WATCH, AHEY MIGHT BE DOWN BUT NEVER OUT. RM bans 4 eit DOINGS OF THE DUFFS AS USUAL, NO B! T TONS (4 MRS. WILBUR DUFF - ON MY SHIRTS | MAY I SPEAK ToYoU Doris Makes a Confession BY STANLEY IWEIR WA oa Los Plies | { |TO TRADE For } A GOOD GoLD | WATCH? MEAL TIME, ITHOUT BOTHERIN™ = . > <. _ _ is , rar NO-NO~ \ SAY You SAY HE "THE HORSE HE Gov "THAT TRADED For (7,1S WATCH INA TRADE For SIRCE LIVERYMAN DAVE WHITAKERS GOLD WATCH “TURNED GREEN HE NOW HANDLES THE “TIME Py BY “THE CHAIN "TO AVOID FINGER MARKS - BY ALLMAN “WHAT ARE You HOW DID you HAPPEN | EVERETT TRUE IF SOME GUY WOULD INVENT ONE PIECE SHIRTS AND ONE PIECE UNDERWEAR FOR MEN HE'D MAKE A FORTUNE - WE NEED A GOOD EXEC ONE WHO CAN THINK FOR AMINUTE? HOW CAN | BRIBE You or COAX YO OR PERSUADE You TO SEE THAT | HAVE A FEW BUTTONS ON MY SHIRTS ? ‘| POCKET AND You NEVER KNEW FILL TIS APPLICATION v AS FULLY AS YOU COMPLAINING ABOUT AGAIN? | TRY To KEEP YouR THINGS MENDED- LAST NIGHT | MENDEDA, HOLE IN YOUR TROSSERS ABouT IT> THERE'S ONE THING We’D LIKE TO KNOW ARE YOU A SINGLE MAN? WHY How RIDICULOLS= Now FRECKLES YoU STop PUTTING SUCH SILLY AGTIONS IN TAGS TO DISCOVER THAT 1 BY CONDO — ANO AW \ NOTICS, GYCFCTT, THREE OF THES | THAT YOU IMAKGS A Mi3s- FELWOWSs HAP || TAKE IN THS PLURAL; ee mMEoDLEsome Ae, Ae a ‘ Z| MOTHER-in-LAWS MOTHCRrIN-LAWSs be =] BUT RATHER ~ YoU DBHILCO Say b MOTHERS -IN-LAW. ee THS BvG@iecr (SS NOT PAINFUL ENOUGH — You HAVS ro DRAG IN SR4AMMAR, TOO II! | A suit for Say. pet = agp b the war) °f Frank Jay } 8 |was Blasted when Mire, MiL| timated at $20,000,000, wil \dred W. Metz, wife of C.|b¢ carried to the highest Walter Metz, millionaire Bos-| courts in France and_ the ton automobile dealers sued United States by Edith Kelly HAD A HOLE IN MY PANT'S POCKET ? WELL,! DID'NT FIND ANY THING her husband for divorce. nL Goes to Harvard Miss Katherine H, Shea, honor grad of Barnard col- | School of Engineering in the fall. She is specializing in elec- | trical engineering. Miss Shea | was awarded a scholarship to |the big Eas »n university. | Storm Center | BY BLOSSER AW, T SAID THER! MIGHT BEA BEAR UNDER “HIS BED-- BcAUsE NOBODY LOOKED UNDER 1 USER TERE . AINT! 4 = ent) ae tio } Anna Hess, 11-year-old Nae vin 4 Baltimore girl, refuses to : 4. leave her “new mama,” Mrs. 4 Gt iil | School teacher, Mrs. Burns is held in New Orleans Parish |prison charged with kidnap- ing Anna. But the little || motherless lass eontends she left Maryland with Mrs, ‘' Burns of her own accord, MI || Hazel Burns, Orange, Tew.,! 5B | Gould, his former wife, ac- |cording to an announcement | made by her lawyers. | IN THE ARMY | It required a special act of congress to give Miss Jean Hodson the unique distinction of being the only woman field clerk in the United States army. She is stationed in San Francisco as secretary to Maj.-Gen, Morton. | HONORED Mrs, Maggie Morris of | Winfield, W. Va., is the first |}woman member of a board lof equalization and review in |her state. She was chosen in preference to two men ap- licants, She has been active tn politics for several years,