The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 1, 1923, Page 13

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1923, THE SEATTLE STAR | —— Daily Doings of The Star’s Family of Famous Comic Folks —-—- | Clear Profit { Jis AS OROME AS A FRESH BGG WHicn HAS | > - “ - SS re a s ‘ ; ¥ ‘ ue b: UPRPIwm , a r ‘ T Story by Octavus Roy Cohen wen thor EVERETT TRUE BY CONDO —-- —— —- + - —— neoprene 7 ~— => Gear eater, [ Boy, You 1$ TALKIN a | , ||BEEN DROPPEO oFFeN THE fOr OF A TEN SwRY || A Tempus, TeEUL ME QUKK))(SWeET Music To My || YOU ISTHE VEY Man T) | T}QUILDIN. IF MONEY TALKS,MY Pock@T Book 1] ( Does You CRAVE To { ) EARS. HAKin' Five L AINT ENTITLED TD SPEAK AQovie A Wmispen ~/ MAK® Fiv@ mins) RIGHT Now — ~—— one 6 watts? I | WAS BEEN Loovin’ F 2 ’ “ = iN WOULD SUTTINLY BE CG || RIGHT Mow You MAKES 4 THAT Fiv€ DOUARS / THE PONDEST THING J || ~ { NEVER COULD BE OF “Ll — SGG TeHat WINDOW § & E ANOTHER ,WARGBLE,OUT]UIR* YoU AND BY WILLIAMS THE OLD HOME TOWN — cama we'cc |Ses' Howtaoon' vousars? B AX ‘ : EE FLYING II! (eae | (wes S| PFO FINCA) | lg Oe THE CONSTANT SLAMMING OF THE SCREEN DOOR AT THE CENTRAL HOTEL. CAUSED THE CEILING JN THE DINING ROOM TO PALL TO DAIP@= NO ONE WAS HURT AS THERE WERE NO DRUMMERS /N YOWN AT THE TIME AN| WHAT KIND OF A SALESMAN PAE YOU OH BON - LOOKIT TH’ CROWD MW COME. YOU) WHY= THEN DONT 7 a N@ TOL MET NOT A CUSTOMER ALL MORNING — PILEING IN TH’ SIORE.—1 JUST || PINT Out Aa pine ba ook | FR GET TH STORE’ SR SERS LOR Rh! wan TA. KNEW SPR COULD GET-EM IN || WETTIG ON THOSE “ | YO FIND TH 5% FUL OF YY, \F HE ONL WANTS TO & PEOPLE, UNDERSIANDT ' $ Look into this face. What do you see? lo is only seven. But don’t you see the misery of years in those pathetic eyes? She saw her father kill her mother, ai then himself, at Hammonton, N. J. HIT HIM, BIG BOY! } e, cf BY AL POSEN. SiGNOR- WHAT A VOICE T S’POSE YOU FIND THIS HEH-HEW - T GEEN HERE You HANE | — YOUR SOLO COUNTRY QUITE UNLIKE EIGHTEEN A YEARS - I KEEPA WAS JUST GRAND = YOUR NATWE LAND? DA BOOTBLACKA STAND! A If that big brute tries a haymaker he'll hit nothing but the air. He and his opponent are blindfolded. It’s a great sport—for the spectator, These Tommies are members of the London Air Defense brigades. SUMMER-TIME COOKERY A now bulletin, Just prepared by our Washington bureau,’ con: talning menus, recipes and suggestions sure to be welcomed by the tired housewife these August days, is now ready, All you need to do to get it is to fill out carefully the coupon below and mail as direcetd, with postage Inclesed, Washington Bureau, The Seattle Star, 1822 New York Ave. Washington, D, C, I wish a copy of the bulletin, “Summer-Time Cookery,” and Inciox herewith four zents in postage stamps for same. Name