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SUNDAY. NOV EM RElf Ig.'bS:
THE BANNER-IIERAT.il. ATHENS. OKORBIA
EVERETT TRUE
By Condo 1 ADAM AND EVA
Politics
■By Cap Hinging]
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS .Keeping Hubert Quiet
r MAY BE SO. THEY HAVgN
BROUGHT A LOT
OF SILK STOCKING
POLITICIANS INTO
ThE. GAME ANV WAV
fADAM, DON'T YOU]
| THINK WOMEN
SHOULD GO IN
Lfoi? POLITICS?J
BUT POLITICS lS>gg
A MAN'S GAMC. =
WOMEN SHOULD L_
BE MORE INTERESTED
IN' GETTING A I
VOTCR THAN
A VOTE— A / *
WHY ADAM, i DO.
BELIEVE VOU
KNOW WHAT
PLATFORM Ti—
WOMEN ARE-*
STANDING ON
THIS ELECTION
> ‘■V. YES-SHE WENT DOUWnWL
not 11 AMD left junior with us-
Jr YtW PIfif WTH HIM AND r"
* / VETO UIU -L—l. —
DIEBT'PLAY
WITH ME?
KEEP HIM
. OUET i
SAY! NOBOW STANDS ON A POLITICAl
PLATFORM. ITS JUST LUCE. A
^PLATFORM ON A RAILROAD CAR. /
SPACIOUS ME. 1
cawtwkeep
JUNIOR Qwei:
y TAS?
IT ISN'T MEANT TO -
STAND ON. ITS JUST
WHAT THEY GET IN ON.
I CANT KEEP HIM
auier unless' r let
HIM MAliEA r
Y_. NOISE/ r—'
JACK DAW’S ADVENTURES
CHAPTEB 9 '
— ~ * Drawing* by lee Wright.
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
By Ahern
SALESMAN $AM
? saY rtooPLE -Talking, about 6
A PARROT EHTMg-'WHERE I
CAME FROM.THERE WAG ONE
VOL WHO USED TO CALL OUT
His meals by reading a
MENU! • WE TRIED -to FOOL
HIM ONCE BY GIVING IT A
MENU OF FRENCH DIGUES—,
HAR-HAR - BUT TH' OLD BIRD L
GIVE USTtf LAUGH BY Jc
TRANSLATING 'em, AKl'
V —i . ORDERING IN f t
r HUSH ALVlN, MtAD! -
I do Not wish this -
. BIRD -To LEARN any
of THE STUPID PRA-TTLe
THAT IS SO COMMON
WITH THE ORDINARY
parrot.' - besides, it
DOES NOT EATSO SILLY
ATHlNG AS A CRACKER-
IT SUBSISTS souelYoNI
A SPECIAL. DIET’oF J
l MEXICAN VIANDS !j
Stor,;»iy H»l Cochran.
f PollY waNTa y
1 CRACKER?. HERE
pollY- pretty
PouY— Polly!
UNCLE AMOS, MAKE
Your parrot say, i
Polly wants a L
l CRACKER!. f
l g’wan ONCE, /]
uncle/. J
OH-1 PONT KNOU-
V\t> COLOEflM |
6LWE5> IfA HE«E_
well- 4'nk>ht Jftn)( wait ft minute. '
V-Z . GUtt-, AND \LI_
I PfllOE. MOO HOME.
YACPlttT MAT ft
CUBED IN CPflFOrt
WINTER,Ell j
G.UZ.T.V jA
rtbd the whnl im/unii so that ths Betsy Clair v
lard the nearest point of the island. .Then, aui
I'boats stalled smkiiur. "Dcn’t leave the wheel
ider," ordered Jinks. ' So Jack stuek to his/place.
4>VN MNTYOl
HWEPiHEKTE«
!
rsft GflEftT
I CjULI-IULI
ONE. PJT IP
TONIGHT
down wen the Bet,y Clair. Flip, in the meantime, ran
;or Vnd" pullied at hts coat. The dog knew hla matter
and wanted him to leave the wheel. “We’ll be all
ME. MAJOR'S PARROT DOES NCfT USE THE ORDINARY POLLY VERNACULAR
OUT OUR WAY
By Williams
THE OLD HOME TOWN
Pv Stanley
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, ZACKIPf HAFF WAY]
‘TvYEEM 1T< TtlP J
NUMBER AN TU' |
NEXT ONE. AN TH'
8lCi HANS JUS' •/
- Five NUMBERS 7
V BEHIND that /
Ir thing happened. There was a dull thud and a severe
'never.minD
I RIGHT A Pipe
SMOKER. IS
IA MENACE ,
ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS
SUES MAKIN/
■nr pipe (
SMOKERS 1
walk -me/
NO-NO. I sat)
SHE JUST L
LIKES TO ^
HEAR HERSELW
.TALK- r^A
Yea, .irl v. cot it .11 fnZd up!" Paddy.foot wltiapared escitadly.
Mister IlQ^-Cat iii i0 ,t the dark
keil.. I letter, Pat- a.
lun. It fo’f f<> good
M« buck, * *
tuldn't haxif both ;:t
. ... 'turns hunting .and
*'«nnlng hlpi*Mf, and Ju*F now he
Wa » having hla sun-bath on A nnr-
>'‘\v ledge of rock in n wooly wild
Dixie, Land.
*’°r l*!3ff>4jknd. rny dears. Ir not
:, M i otton-rielda and sugar fields
and I*«anut pAtchea nhd orange
troves. It has some very wild
I'l ices. And It was In ono of ,lh*
•'ind - warm
asleep «s Rip Van Winkle, He» the
Twins did n«»t l>other to wake)him
up. They were about to turn
when they heard voices whlsp*f/lng
Tiptoeing y er Jt toward the
fpot where the voices came <rom
they beheld a strange'sight.
There was. Paddy-foot fUhblt
and Drumnter Partridge and Hootjr
Owl, all three with tholr iimco to
gether like foreign ambassadors.
“Yes, sir, I’ve got It all fixed up!"
Paddyfoot whispered excltedljt
wiggling Ms long ears. ”1 Jusl
been to se* Ulster Otter and he
promised. Ife snys brll «o Vvery-
V / HANK HORNER,AN /NVETERA7E. PIPE SMOKER,
Ol ACCIDENTLY BUMPED /N7b AUNT SARAH PEABODY
leader, op -me CAMWM AGAINST YDBACCO HE
HURRIEDLY STUFFED His L\qHTED PIPE
into Bis hip Pocket —
PLAIN AS DAY
L7.RW1IU155
Suddenly right overhead u deep But Booty Owl lifted his wings ter Bob Cat
voles went. “Hoot! Hoot!” and flew away like % shadow. marks about
-Well J declare!*’ grinned Water "Shucks!” said Mister Bob-Cat lick bis whiM
Pob-Cat, licking his whiskers. Tm again. That was stupid of me to u fine meal y
certainly lucky.” And he dug hit miss two good dinners!" sy footed off
toe-nsils In that tree and shinnied That very second Drummer new sound cn
up in two shakes. rartrldge began t» drum, and Mis- tTi. 1
jriosity. nlco fat partridge. Goodness!
But they stayed ’round, and nl ThetV’a Paddy-foot Rabbit righ
inset. Mister Bob-Cat woke up over there now. I might get him.*
nd shook himself and stretched. And away he leaped.
•■Supper-time!” he remarked with But Paddy-foot ran right undei
yawn. -Guess ril climb a tree a sycamore tree and disappeared,
ud see If I can Rod an owl or • -Shuck*!” said Mister Bob-Cat.
Too may be sure that* by
me the Twin* were burttlni
ns .fount*
shoes had
