The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 26, 1923, Page 6

crRen 6 THE SEATTLN STAR WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1999 Ra a ya aR ie >.) (CMILLIONS AT HIS COMMAND) | .** Daily Doings of The Star’s Funny Folks *- \\ ils COMMAN prerserelneiociesicttiea belies lei sieisis eel oa ee an a_ottersierisaenaiiienalamsigieeanealsaminagener nar eT ADAM AND EVA They're Very Considerate BY CAP HIGGINS : AWELL NOM, LITTLE. '™ GOING To ea 4 i f ARRANGE HIS RASCA + De® You TOYS SO THEY WILL MAKE. i SA hey AN IMPRESSION ON HIM CHRISTYY LS AS mem rT "NOW WHAT DO You wo Sie son tee ete | SUPPOSE 1S THE mMarTeR HIS TOYS ALL, FIXED. CAC MUGUMG mn ETOWN ‘BY STANLEY, | 7 == Ly HoLD ER) 1 NI nes yA Oy : ol : SHE Death of George L. Wade, Sr., wealthy Kansas City (Mo,) sportsman, who was killed by a runaway auto at a Loe i Angeles race track, left more than $7,000,000 to hig adopted: o | | son, George L. Wade, Jr., shown in the picture. The young. ° 'o | | ster has just turned 7, { NEW JOB _ [LEADS LABOR) ----- R er Ae Commander Jerome C. | Husacker, U.S. N., has been! Great things are eepertod results PLAYING SANTA CLAUS AT “THE CHDRCH \ | PROTECTED GAME # ¥ “Se = CHRISTMAS EV& — HIS COTTON WHISKERS appointed assistant naval at-| 97 Tom Shaw, who rode int 4 as @ TRwillans = CAUGHT FIRE FROM ONE OF “HE | tache in London. He is recog-| the British parliament at the ene RNs ciate ae | CANDLES ON THE CHRISTMAS TREE \nized as one of the foremost\recent elections on a labcy ie - Sati eee ee — aerodynamic experts in the| ticket. He is reputed a force DOINGS OF THE DUFFS . Doris Is Still Shy a Fur world. Tul orator and keen observey AY SHED WKE,) KNOW- Soto more ii/ S/ WHEN THEY MR. TRUS, SVE TAKEN UP AN ENTIRELY ) DISAPPOINTED OVER ) THE WOULD JUST RO. 3 Sey, y iV SAW ME LOOKING AND NOT GETTING A FuR- SUNT HER <1 GUESS TLL } a AUT [=| xem | en al hy THOUGHT | MIGHT GUESS I'LL BUY’ GO JN AND BUY IT / = | Fi fac i he'd BUY THEY RAISED FOR HER - 5tas = THE PRICE- NEW CING’OF BUSINGSS. WM SELLING fF SECuRITICS. I') STARTING BY CANVAS | ING ALC MY AC QUAINTANCGS FiesT — US joints) tism, 4 great improve Treat remark ing po send ac mail and ad¢ will se have us has pr to be looked- such theuma may ser of it, but un do not Money are per fied to g that fai for any en ré offered Don’t di today. MARK § I 485-K SYRAG . Jacks e stati SY a MW YoU MAY BE ACQLAINTED WITH ME ALL RIGHT, | BLT X Dover iF you |KNOW Me Itt ==s== BY GOWY LET’s GEX OUT OF | TAAT STARHGEE SHE UNS GIVE ME THE CLD TINE THEM DAYS IS : ERE - VI SORRY THAT We AWFUL! - ANID TAS ACTION MI {- ae CAME - WAS SO A~TAME DREAMY, SINLOUS DAME -- GONE FOREVER ! YOUR HOME HEATING PLANT One of your big problems this winter is the fuel situation. In he coal ba he oil trust and the gas company—whieh your fuel supply for the winter—you've got © correct use of anthractte, as, natural gas and olt heat cgestions and Washington official and hy GOOD LANO!c hi as RON \WAIT-AN' ” AA { IS BARELY Pas/42uT 1 TLL SHOW YA How 1 T' DO SOMETHING with YouR - KIDDIE CAR se on your fuel for it, Fuel Editor, Washington Bureau, The Seattle Star, 1322 New Yor e., Washington, D, C I want a co uel Manual for the Home,” and inclose herewith five yse postage stamps. 1 am printing my name and address carefully below, Name Street and No... ........ City... ssees Mr. Aboy Yertisement, C(t! Serer eeeeerrreerrerer er errr eect