The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 16, 1923, Page 6

PAGE 6 THI KATTLI rAR Daily Doings. of The Star’ 's F amily of F amous ‘Comic F olks— TEMPUS TODD - hd If SHE KEEP: 5 ON eee S$ THE GAL MY Boss PURTIN' WITH MB RAZLY ABOUT, AN st) Voie CLAIMS SHE MAS f Fees IN LOVE With Pp Sve SUTTINLY DONT Is SHOW NO DISCRETION a ee AS G Sa eemnae [frovir HARTA ) te: et S|} STOP! He ORAT EM! COMIN AN ANOIN: RIGHT ALONG JUG WEN . IN 7 MIDDLE IGor Mw BYES » FULLA SOAP! kl . IT CERTAINLY DOES UPSET “THE OLD CROSSINGr WATCHMAN “IO HAVE. ONE OF THOSE LONG FREIGHTS COME. BY JUST WHEN HE'S WASHING UP 10 GO HOME... Rw Nae ice eee Trouble aS Ne ver Come Singly i] if \. JUAN JUNE 15 THE BADDEST MAN 1 Know Story by Octavus Roy ‘Cohen. a, West > OF Berver An’ OWE OF THES & DAYS HES CwiWE SHE JA i A A t berven on & wnars 5 UF THEN JSE Gwin BE HEADIN’ A een itaara Siar Smeniei LONG PARADE Wii I AINN Gwin bE TERMINATE ME, BECAUS: Known’ NOTHIN” = WHEN A FOUSR IS DEAD rAfout + = HE DONT HAVE To GO se NowH is NOR, Do NOTHIN . (ae ) iC EVERETT TRU E (Nor ony Does SUNLIGHT TRAVEO wite MARVELOUS * SPCED Bur BY CONDO { ye IT ALSO TRANSMITS TY | TREMGw Deus Wo. ER +. Ne WT S SHE 5 fy REMEMBER O° COUPLE or “SUSPICIOUS | FELLERS CAME To TH” SOCIAL INA RED oh Bucy"! (no NO- ' STEAL Th? \ STARS Our ort ~. \ OF A PFLAG!) BARR TT MORE | CAUGHT THE SCALAWAG ?} , rh epons ay JED BARRYMORE, THE DNDERTAKER KAS LOST A FOLDING CHAIR = AS THERE HAS BEEN NO FUNERALS OR WEDDINGS LATELY, HE TAI THE CHAIR WAS STOLEN THE NIGHT OF THE \ Ics ci CRE AM SOCIAL ee "Betty Does Her Best BOSS, | WANT You To MEET MY LITTLE DAUGHTER, t BETTY JANE - THE BEST BEHAVED LITTLE GIRL IM THE WORLD ~ / wey Betty! LAY OFF OF THAT THERE 1S NOTHING To CRY HELLO THERE, BABY - THEM DAYS IS GONE F OREVER GOSH BUSINESS |S JOST NG LIKE IT USED TERRIBLE $- IT CERTAING “TO BE A COUPLA YEARS iS SLOW- oof os o-oo \ ro | ed = Apes oo\ 70\ ce co F RECKLES AND D HIS FI a EN DS You’RE A FINE ONE - TO CARRY ON LIKE 33 ip BS | THAT = JUST WHEN 1 SAY, Yi a wo ; WANTED You To SHOW OFF FOR THE Boss } * f et ee SET OF LUN | WOOLD TOM T ap This on Your Tortoise-Shells _ WELL THAT WAS WHEN GIRLS WORE SMORT SKIETS — MEN) STRAINGD THEIR OPTICS SO- Co | o-o co\e O\ ox ; 125 age 7 ro | 7O\ oo\ oo \ oo \« \/are/e > oo \ A >| eco\co\eo \ / ¥/ eC € 4 Co ae CL loo WELL YOU KIDS JUST WAIT TILL 1 GET . { LL 1 6e Tincugu an see 3 »| How GREasy ay | HANDS ARF! bons ve >, X NS BGs sia. NEA AKRVICR | CNERSGY, | umuusyLy sxevitre ALE GOUT 5 This is a father’s protest, causing a controversy in South, against the state that took his son's life. It’s over — the grave of George M. Baker, ho died on the gallows in LaFa yette, Ga., April 27, for the niurder of Deputy Sheriff J. W. Morton. His prethiir: Ralph, 15, now is serving a life sentence. The father moved to Tennesses soon after the execution, saying he could live no longer in “unjust Geor gia.” " The grave is is at Ryall Springs, Tenn. | THE NEW GENERATION ‘ ‘y-five years ago the father of Frederick Funston, J (loft). chased the father of Emilio Aguinalde, Jr., thru the jungles of the Philippines. Today the sons, both cadets at West Point, swear eternal friendship to each other, with ~ Cadet Sergeant White officiating. WORLD WAR VETERANS Doetatted information ax to the benefits provided by the govern: Ment of the United St or disabled exworvico mén; about medi: nt and insurance, is contained in a ct, which contains a lst of all local offices — r au, showing you where to apply for any of the benefits given by the government to world war Veterans. This pamphiet may be obtained by filling out the coupon below and maik ing it to our Washington burenu. AAR AAA Washington Bureau, The Seattle Star, } 1822 New York Ave, Washington, D, 0. T want a copy of the pamphiet on “The Veterans’ Bureau,” and inclose herewith a two-cent postage stamp, ba ce EER TELE SATS SETI PN eID eT EPC SET scree ye Street and No.