The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 25, 1923, Page 6

THE SEATTLE STAR TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2%, 1928, ‘ eer aaaede Rhinelander! |( POPUL Daily Doings of The ‘Star's Funny F Blk = = eS eS r In DiEEHIES way ADAM, Your Own MOTHER, WOULDN'T KNOW YOU. NOW GO DOWN STAIRS AND roe BRING BABY a iT LOOKS LOVEL y, \ ADAM! WON'T BABY BE SURPRISED AT SANTA CLAUS. BY ‘WILLIAMS ( GOLUY-'ATS rN FUNNY! HE Dont NEVER WAG HIS TAIL LiKe AT LESSN HE KNOows PEEPUL REAL SWELL <4 “HERE PEP- sop Thar! Introducing His Highness Raj Rajeshwar Shri Sewni Maharaj Jey Singhji Veeren- dra Shiromani Oev. Photo« graphed at conference in London recently where he represented 1,000,000 people of the Hushwaha Naruka Clan of Rajputs, India, of \which he is in charge as a@ This is the first baby born| colonel. His friends, of which to a Yank soldier's wife on} he has many, do not attempt ARe WE the Rhine during the Amer-| to call him by his full name, {3 vee ‘ ican occupation., She is the} & FO INNER) iy /, | little daughter of U. F. Kel-| 7 7; 8 d wife of Santa Ana, are LMR (4) | Cat. Just 4 years a een CHRISTUS ; | weeks ago. wil ir vil ern | HATE ‘ js oS eal Tia izes (PRINCESS) | Anton Lang, the “Chris- tus” of Oberammergau Pas- A | sion plays, arrived in New ED WURGLER_ WHO DELIVERS WASHINGS FoR HIS WIFE. @ — Princess Norina Matcha-| your Pastis with other WAS SHOCKED TODAY WHEN HIS SON RUFUS AND FAMILY ate é~ belli has arrived in New York playe rs to participate in an THE TELL TAIL. ccTRN hes, CAME HOME UNEXPECTEDLY To o “or 7m @)\).: to play a part in “The Mir-| exhibit of art objects mado © |acle.” She did not scem per-| by Oberammergau folke for | oo he when told that Lady| sale in this country. There Diana Manners was already) will be no Passion, Play n rehearsal for the t of | staged by th thi. - DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Deny Looks foe BY ALLMAN | “Madonna,” the ‘lead. gs (| staged Apia biditiietie:. GA \ SPEND THE HOLIDAYS — "EG poe (HEY, MRMAILMAN! f { JUST A MINUTE CJ ee oe at Y WiLL You TAKE) -—--—~ — V1 KNOW IT -1'M aK | EVERETT TRUE BY CONDO &\\1 my LETTER To ) WHY, NEXT “S| LOOKING AHEAD AND ) Kf | ANSWER CLOVDER ! \ SANTA CLAUS CHRISTMAS ||| GETTING MY LETTER a = Bape os Nabtike You SAID YES or Not ont FINE! GAY, WAS THAT THE MAILMAN? IN EARLY! Y_PLEASE? _A.1S AYEAR OF Eg |\_ [SAD Xess COVE Saues IF & DIDN'T LOVE You 1'D PRoBAGLY BE BOTHERING eu AU. THS TIME ASRINS NEU. AsSourT It tlt 4 ie Ser Cade ie Oe ai Bn talin SS ‘- THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER Clack This on Your Cash-Box BUT DEAR YOU K Tob TAT ENGRYTANIG'S SO AWE'LY HIGH “TODAY - a ie THEM DAYS 6S GONE FOREVER! THESE Gieoc’ ey aus ARE SCANDALOUS ! - SUCK PRICES TAaAT YOU PAY! - IP Y DIDN'T Cove You ec Bcd: Soon FIND tt OvT tlt YOU WOULDNIT HAVE a TO ASK {il Coprraine by Untied Fentort Symtieate YOUR HOME HEATING PLANT One te your big problems this winter is the fuel situation. In of the off trust and the gas company—which- your fuel supply for the winter—you've got FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS _‘The Early Bird Catches the Gifts _ h do you know about the correct use of anthracite, manufactured gas, natural gas and oll heat. tt suggestions and ay YEAMer cor VA WEED? How | MORE TAN ANYBODY Jal DID THAT . MAP N Fuel Editor, Washi 1322 New York Ave. u, The Seattle Star, ‘ $f 1 want a copy of zal 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 siate eeeb debe deba costes