The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, February 14, 1923, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTHE ftAXNER-HBRAM). ATHENS, GEORGIA WEDNESDAY. ERBRITidv AND JUS FRIENDS; -s4' v ' —\ /rr~r—r- - ] > \ut JNTUKJSS ! .«Mu' to* VkiteA '• (• 'VF. OU-\»lfcS 601N 1 ifc UJSAMeajsrvHSfrooa AJMOSBSM-'CoyRSB TD RATHER SM/ HOME BUT PoPANf MOM ABE SOW So 1 WAJTA 60 AL0N6- rSr—7—WM'.eWE StE«I ScnTA SO iW SAV 6OOD0PVE T* ALEU.-TUB2EUEI? , AJCANwOUH.AUEK!' - YEAH- HE® P^tUER ^Tav UQWE'.'. IN A PISS EVE WE )! r WOULD. 1 ! J; Vy'/Tv-Vl I lifettil) vtlUEQE ABE VoU 601NG , MOW? SALESMAN SAM &v Swan Ty Twad Puts One Over Mts, MISS 10KF i V •SAtAS NOT fituHo ' VEKM VJS.U. ToOFH io I Top win vo at otuwrto ■, To TftK£. THE. CwMVv.c, V TOUHL. im>t To LOiiw g m. 0+r<*t- NOW U»W rtite. .TOOmnftl-NOUTHKt flit bMXO TOO OOKN TML NOtfllt OOtlN STiCKtNCWA ftWLOE HOT TO • su. man toa z wim -umk w rvti-1 neck, hko . ftt«Tv«w» to oo aw worm- -mats avt m tout - > . Btbffltb.SWE.'J NOT HNF GOOO BUT t TXbMbtO Tb TftHE— HOMbVUNlrt -teOW ANO •SHE* COn«b ODER HER. v To reev ne_ OOHT WORW- VU- StfB IT SHE. OOHT BOTHER TOO MiTEAD Am'd the shouts cf all of the (ioll= a littU* red nuto v’hfzred .*= firiah mark and won the race. As the driver hopped out-of the ei»A«ar Jack grabbed him and shook his hand. “That was a fine victory,” said. And the little drvier snii'ed and replied, “Oh, tnank you v-.' *"‘Jhuickf Indeed." 1 FHE OLD HOME TOWN By Stanley SvTFEP HOME EliiY GOODNIGHT* I > S 3 ( MUSTA OVERSLEPT! 1 C| OE PORTER IS hrtAKlN ====\ UP DE BERTHS. v S5<B»«3SSV is&iszr; andapulh-ine Domestic Rou.ii and paw.caks fuchjr NO-NO ME lube LAID UP FOR A vYlEEKlV HE RUNS LIKE A STREAK?. Just at thU time Jack noticed that there were several litflo wooden , T" ^SoTdicVV fofftTrig hearby and preparing to march away. — —yott going?” he asked the captain. "Down to our fort join the rest of the soldiers and have a drill,” came th «P lf they marched. (Continued.) - — • Adveht6res »rew>» f\ Tacndkv A QUEER OLD MAN • -M&iiiP \ y^T' ^ /// 30M station agent DAD keves overslept -this aioRning, 22*. zrmjsy THE FIRfSTT/ME/N “THIRTY SIX YEARS—IT DIDAVT - v^^iousnmca, MATTER MUCH AS THE EARpf TRAIN WAS MORE- THAN FOUR HOURS LATE WHAT GOES OP MUST OOME. DOWN DOINGS OF THE DUFFS OUR BOARDING HOUSE BY ALLMAN He Had No Comeback BYTbve harveV, i Will BE DELIGHT^ - THE iUscripTIoUs ONvT GIVE AKl AMATlklG ACCOUNT OF THE •iaToRTL' CLUVJ .T picked me To briug 4 'OUR mummy case tJACK- NONE OF US CAN PlGURE OUTTH' l WRITINGON rr » l HovTo rrse if we A all come over riV some nigh-TaN' y/A Vou WORK IT ■ £/Jyourrfor us,eh 2. THAT’S FUNNV- I KNOW I HAD IT" »IT MOST HAVE SUPPED OUT OF il MV.’POCKET IT MW5HT HAVE \ DROPPED OUT WHILE J WAS DRES5INS .THIS MORN I NS - J A SMOffW OW| STlu., L1K6 A 1 -TREE OH A DARK STfeSEJW THERE MIQdT f BE ScMETMlHGA l BEHUjB'n”*/ mummv’s K1M0NA *2 « MAVBE HE ; ISUTSUCH A blunder t AFTfeR ALL,EH?I personal characteristics] OF “TOE YOUNG EGYPTIAN PRlUCE UOBRUOB,THIRD ‘ SON OF RAMESIS THE FIRST * ITTOOK ME SEVEN YEARS'-Tb / DECIPHER THE / V hieroglyphics y \ ourr- / of shoes. Then I can't walk so t ean't spend It” “Oh; my!” yi»d Nancy. "I cant understand you at all.” “That's all rightt” said the old man. "Don't worry. You're a little queer in your head—that's all. After yAu live In Mix-Up Land awhile and become a Mix- Upper. you'll understand anything.' Away he hobbled, atilt groaning. (To So Caatinued) 1 Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., has start ed out In hla father’s footsteps. Word from Paris Is that bit moth er baa signed a contract with Wll Ham Elliott, formerly associated In tbla country with Comstock 4k Oest. The boy la to head hla own producing unit SAT, LENA.DID YOU FIND A FIVE DOLLAR. BILL AROUND HERE? > VES.MR|DSpP^) WELL, I GUESS I MAV AS WELL KISS IT GOODBYE IT’S GONE! | FOUND IT- THAHKVOl) . VERY MUCH! The Banner-Herald's Sunday Want Ad Page is one of the most interest ing and certainly moat pro fitable pages of the paper. Thousands of people turn their attention first to the Want Ad Page. The Nine Room House in Milledge Avenue for rent Possession at once. . F.4MBR0VGH PhoWSl#' P3