The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 27, 1923, Page 14

PAGE 14 THE SEATTLE STAR THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1920. | Daily Doings of The Star’s F amily of Famous Comic Folks — TEMPUS TODD THIS BEIN’ Yo" Grave, ) BROTHER ToD, © ASKS You wHicH vay WOULD You RATHER Have ‘Yo HEAD PoIN TIN ? WHAT IN FUNDER ARE YOU DOING Writ MY PAINT ? THATS EXPENSIVE! Without the Guest of Honor RECKON US BETTER PLANT HIM .)* Hs tyes THATAWAY SO THE SUN WON'T GIT — A 2) BY WILLIAMS) THE OLD HOME TOWN ley fede WELL ,@O6H , POP IM ONY PAINTIN' THIS LITMILE STEAM GOAT | WoT I MADE. GOSH \ YOU AIN GONNA MISS J SUCH A LITTLE PAINT AS AT! AN ‘SIDES IM | ONY GONNA GIVE IT ONY ONE CoAT, / / pee hath Illustration by WHEN GROTHER JUN@ COMaS OUT WILL You KINOLY ‘SPLAIN TO HIM THAT THE CAWPSE HAD AN = yy od > s a Baas F HOME cit FER NBRUNO! HIS HAND IS BIGGERN A HAM THE LAST BARREL OF CRACKERS AT AATERS STORE LASTED MUCH LONGER THAN DSUAL — THE OPENING WAS So SMALL FEW OF THE BOYS COULD GET THEIR WERE FULL OF SR ACKE SS MEIER HANDS OUT. WHEN THEY IT’S ABOUT TIME THAT SWEETIE WAS SHOWING f Goo EVENING, MISS OLIVIA- HOW 1S THE GIRL OF MY DREAMS “THIS EVENING ? Story by Octavus Roy Cohen Us, Weston Taster ENGAGEMENT ELSEWHERE WELL, LET ME TELL You THAT | CAN NOT, LIVE WITHOUT You. V'VE HEARD THAT BEFORE AND THEY >> ARE Au . ANDO = ONLY KNOWN You FOR THREE DAYS, HOW WOULD You LIKE, To FLY AWAY WITH MEP ~ E FO GEE WAIZ—- THESE BAGS ARE HEAVY — WHEW! - AND FRECKLES HIS FRIENDS — THE DARN THINGS Wel A TON, THEY DO — THANKS - HERE’S A FIVE - CENT Tie FOR YOU- \ Sil Pg TUN ALONG ! YER Too LITTLE T' BE GOIN’ AROUND WITH US Bie FELLAS-GWAN! OUYA HEAR MEP y Jay Sizes Himself Up ANYWAY, IF YA Go BY MY UNDERWEAR, TM SIX YEAR IVERETT TRUE BY CONDO ;, e For YEARS, NOW, MRS TRYS i've 3 BEEN A POOR WORM IN THS HOUSBHOLDH II! A VICTIM Cr FEMALS DOMINATION a! |AT CAST THG WORM The most extraordinary monument in Illinois is in the rural cemetery at Allerton, Vermillion county. Erected by a grief-stricken father over the body of his 15-year-old daugh- ter, it shows a reproduction of the old homestead, farm animals, and many of the childish expressions of the dead child. iL A SMART SET WEDDING In the most brilliant wedding of the current social season, Gloria Gould became the bride of Henry Alfred Bishop, Jr., at St. Bartholomew's church, New York. Fol- lowing the wedding, Mr. and Mrs, Kingdon Gould gave a re- ception {or the couple at Sherry’s : Santee atare middie ten