The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 7, 1923, Page 22

i{_ Daily Doings of Th ADAM AND EVA MIND ¢ \ SHOULD SAY NOT! ITS A FINE IDEA-SENSIBL! ». ——_ Sore SURE. THEN ILL Ger iTcuT \ OU DONT MIND iF | HAVE. MY HAIR BOBBED, ADAM? “THE POOR INNOCENT “THINGS { I OONT SEE HOW ANYONE COULD “HAVE THE HEART TO KILL THEM . A HEART OF STONE. COULD DO rm L WwonT HAVE ATHINGr TO DO WITH “THEM - HEIL CLEAN, COOK, AND HELEN, I'M GOING Dowal TOWN TO DO SOME * CHRISTMAS SHOPPING- 1 WANT TO GET DOWN BEFORE IT GETS CROWDED, BUT I'D RATHER WAIT AFEW MINUTES THAN To GET INTO THE JAM LATER- e Star’s Funny On Second Thought E STOVE JN WHITTAKERS " ONERHBATED TODAY AND BURNED ALL THE HAIR, OFF ONE SIDE OFA DRUMMERS FUR CoAT ~~ ——THE DRUMMER. WAS INSIDE THE COAT AT THE TIME 4 OH HELLO, GOOD MORNING, \ oLiviA-YES, GIRLS- ARE You, GOING SHOPPING ?, EARLY AND AVOID THE RUSH BUT DADDY DEAR- Rome You YouEsevr Ons Once A Ki - FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS 4 Mm Cin ik yt SIN am H | BACK FROM QUAKE ZONE | 4 -' THEM DAYS 1S GONE FOREVER ! l fe (el Some Task = 6000 HEAVENS TAS ny * WHY DO YOU MAKE = LEARNING 7 BE ae Funny Folks <. |S csous torso BY CAP HIGGINS Introducing Adam Wroblewska, 83-year-old son of the | Polish minister, The winning smile of the tot has made him popular indeed in the capital, ated We sae eh 14] Those were strenuous days the American ambassador, Cyrus E, Woods, and his wife went thru in Tokyo just after the great earthquake. So now that refugees are all being well cared for, the envoy and his wife have slipped home for a bit of rest. Here they are on their arrival in San Francisco. EVERETT TRUE BY CONDO ‘our big problems this winter {fs the fuel situation. In @ coal barons, the oll trust und the gas company—which- ever it !s that controls your fuel supply for the winter—you've got to keep warm. How much do you know about the correct use of anthracite, bituminous coal, coke, manufactured gas, n ing in your home? To give ery official and fuel that Is used in ho bulletin wv 50.page printed bill this winter. on your’ fuel Fuel Editor, Washington Bureau, The Seattle Star, 1822 New York Ave., Washington, D. ©. I want a copy of “Fuél Manual for the Home,” and inclose herewith five cents in loose postage stamps. I am printing my name and address carefully below. Name Street and No { City State