The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 24, 1923, Page 4

THE SHATTLY STAR Daily Doings of The Star’s Funny Folks OUT OUR WAY 7 SAY HELEN, TAKE DANNY OUT IN THE KITCHEN AND GIVE HIM THIS ICECREAM - PLL BE IN LATER- YOu uP est Now? LM REALLY GETIING AWF’LY STOuT- 1 SIMPLY MUST REDUCE WHAT ARE} Under Lock and Key NOW | MUST THINK OF AGOOD PLACE To PUT THIS UNTIL THE PROPER TIME COMES DUE- BEEN CATING TOO M WILL GIVE. ME SOMETHING IN THE TOWN JOKERS WERE ON HAND To SEB “THE INQUISITIVE AUNT SARAH PEABODY, LEADER OF THE SociETY FoR SUPPRESSION OF PIPE SMOKING, HURRIEDLY OPEN HER. BIGCHRISTMAS PACKAGE IN FRONT OF THE Post OFFICE - BY ALLMAN 7 f iia, We mer acer THAT OUGHT To BE AS GooD ( AS ANY PLACE- ONLY ONE KEY BY AL POSEN SOME CHOC’LATE LAYER’ FOR DESSERT 7- OR P'RHAPS A CHARLOTTE RUSSE ? - THEM DAYS 1S GONE FOREVER! MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1928, | KILLER IN COURTROOM Philip E. Fox, former Ku Klux Klan publicity agent, is shown here with his wife in courtroom of Fulton county court, Atlanta, Ga. Fox is on trial for the killing of Capt, |W. S. Coburn, Klan official, in the latter's office. THE 20TH? | Westward, Ho! | . W. S. Hayward of} | Syracuse, N. Y., has petition- |ed congress to enact a con- Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, wife | stitutional amendment recog- of the president, released a | nizing the guthority of Jesus\carrier pigeon from the Christ. He has devoted much | White House grounds. The pigeon, owned by a Cleve- land, Ohio, man at once flew | for home, carrying a message jan grammar that] of greeting from Mrs. Cool- would enable the Iroquois to} idge to a convention of pig- | translate the Bible into their| con fanciers meeting in the own language. Ohio city. EVERETT TRUE BY CONDO ‘Hawt rau) a» ‘Hawlie CrSTEN To of his time for nearly 40 years toward compilation of tadian You DON’T NEED To READ (Tr TO me! % KNow (tuS Some JOKE Tear POKES RIDICULE AT THE WOMGN!) ‘THAT'S THE ||}ONLY KIND OF HUMOR ||THat CAN MAKE You LAUGH cCike A MissourR) JACKASS I! YOUR HOME HEATING PLANT One of your bl spite of the coal t ever it is that con to keep warm. How much ¢ bituminous coa loms this winter ts the fu the oll trust and the gas c your fuel supply for the wi a know about the tal fuel that is bulletin will be invalual is winter. Fill out th y on your fuel id send for it, fanual for the Home,” and inclose postage stamps. I am printing fully below herewith fiv my name and addres NAME, .. ....eseeee Street and No.... City... ) State