About The Athens daily herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1912-1923 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 2, 1923)
■^vynrv:;;*T>wr -v )AV. JANUARY 2. 1H2H. THE ATHENS, GA„ HERALD PAGE SEVEN JACK daws adventures v.y ftJP/HHlCU IS*- Jl WfcU,-NON YOU SHOULD /«?TWER AWV? ) / l/MCNO THAT^INIC s JUINA.CB'm’ Y X- FOR A MINUTE -J" CHINA? WAY AlAKES You YUIHK 4 . .THAT? ,_L SO AH' ASIA vys Pep ifva THINK I AWT rf Rvsvtr. y fljLL, T CAN SEE i’ MOON AN' T CM-T SEE CHINA ! ~ _ CHINA y&M* an’ L TBETUEll, 3 SWCUINATOO. a ui a Ion*, ions time to' rebuild our little town',”, midgets. .Taek looked shout the wreckage and de- ‘Everyono step aside and let-me go to work,” he Jem Houses and stores euek wntre tbe> SALESMAN SAM Another Day Off rserl-HEN MIU.VT lb 60ltttn IN s ._ yet? _y &OW-1 HKE.TO go lH— MPNBt MLS W15E.T& iTwIO tb gonna can ne.-oM, . WHV 010 1 00 V. IT?>!" Jx S’UONG MHJL.Y see. you TblAOBROU) \ MORNING Urtv HELLO ■SPiFN ON GUZL tf< SAVING HCJOfc. ’Em weeks FUSING SICKKtYWON VEMt'b RESOLUTION IS \ Wa_ NE.VLR 00 _ AKVMlNG WRONG P6NN3T CNIiiLtN. N. aonN , - GDZZLEM v# HOWDV CO IHTiU. This statement"amazed the midgets. -;ked. 5 — *- Xa:L i ' b. u. “Well, just be patient, and watch," ropjeia Jack, uteil picking-up the M^dgetville buildings. There . was undation left so Jack could toll Where ecah little home a tl been standing. ‘ BY ALiMAN |lHE OLD HOME TOWN DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Helen Scores a Point fjlOrNOs^Vi r OH NOW 15 MV CHANCE! HERE COMES THAT MRS. , MUNCH WHO USEDTO Ss SNUB ME- 1,-n: OH HELLO, MRS.DUFF.’ARE YOU Ytt\ f/U LOOKING Tt> RENT A PLACE.TOO? J.\VN S\ffX 1 DON'T THINK You’Ll. FIND A , W’' SUITABLE PLACE IN THIS i NEIGHBORHOOD -THEY ARE /" HS, ALL SO VERY . EXPENSIVE * . / YES, THEY. . ♦ ALL ARE QUITE . p~Fp. high- YCU SA* iTH'uca. 1'HAL AN I AWFUL 1 FLIGHT ■ 'SPOON TH' BOX ,\S FULL GINGHAM APRCNS- OILCLO- KE.TT1 Cl KOVSRS ' P2.TFUME CrAV? MljF, v .i.P vOr?K L-EG>S_ 'vvhoaiTn GENERAL STEADY v HOWS v /" RA70R-J FOR FACE FEET *. LAWN HEP6ES 'GIT FEB i Home iBRUNOl (Continued.) THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL PLACE RIGHT HERE-BUT l SUPPOSE THfeV WANT . A FORTUNE FOR IT-1 GUESS IT’S J NOT FOR RENT - DID YOU INQUIRE? I SAWlYOU Looking At it- n' well* 1 guess i took HER OFF OF HER • HIGH HORSE •’ SHp HAS FOURFLUSHED TO ME LONG ENOUGH-' JACKIE IN DREAMLAND GOODBYE, MRS. DUFF ! THAT IS^ MY NEW HOME i-' MY HUSBAND BUILT IT AND GAVE IT To ME FOR A CHRISTMAS GIFT - 'stop HMTVf \THAT FOOL V J:HORsg.v;iLL l'Wfe£fcK THAI GOOD DAY. MRS MUNCH! BY fc TIME OLD GENERAL. HAD.5 PASSED::. ' t-tArLS' STREET ALL THE ONLOOKERS WERE SURE. ■THE MYSTERIOUS BOX OF FREIGHT,B*?LGNG/M4 TO AUNT SARAH PSABODV, WAS DOOMED TT> DESTRUCTION BOARDING HOUSE ‘Ready!; Begin! 1 -y'voc r , P AS Witt . ■ (TEAR LE, ,5E ' lUSOMt Vt I • -/OW'D '. 3E ' II LEGCJ. LL. ’jTo CAR*V A rabbits wcoP-^c-csvt /= ' TH'qUAVlklG MIRROR SLIT PSD OFF Tl' VJAU-= i D'.DtfT Touch it, so maybe i won’t I GET SMACKED FOR slvcU years bad \ LUCK v D'YOUTHlNK? 1-ittic Jackie Jumpng mouse was hail srown en^r mou8,y * . Hc ' vas lu.rimr. :> He still had on the little indeed a kangaroo! Then l*®. >°« ,s o«l jacket tkfe Brownies had. giv- cd at his enemy and behold it was » him and over him were" the Caesar the Cat, blinking his .eyes umn covers that Nancy and Nick fearfully*. i*ul tucked around him when they “Ready! Begin!” said the man ‘ent with Dusty Coat, the. dwarf and Jackie gave Caesar a bang on to make Jackie comfor- the nose that sent him •‘sprawling. *tb!». for the winter. ' . *- “Scorb one for Dreamland,” said . \ the man. And everybody clapped. h»s hmse was away under the Jackie wa» happier than ever ’mind in a Mce warm ' place ho tad, been in his life! M'.en* j,,ck Frost couldn’t r®ach He gave Caesar a good walloping * rn - • just as he had. always wished to •lackie Mouse snored again and 1 “ined over. He was dre&mlng. Hr 'vf.s dreaming that he was a kangaroo i»r a circus and was parbvjbll bos ! - STAVim.a.GTiA'.WElil Year by breaking A HUG GLASS ! = Til ATs tough=your ruY'.Uu; t ’ r ."|40lJ'G& / J -5 To :A! this-.loUg/:: FlfhiRE LOOKS DARKER THAU A CAME FULL OF COAL- A BARRELL OF ('Horseshoes wculdu’t 1 'BRIU'G YOU UoTUlUG } \ ?UT RUST UOVJ ! / / OVERCOME. L TIME Tll’lY.! ‘•Dreamland is a fine thought he. . (To Be Continued) I Copyright, 1922. NEA S looking for a — Job? Reading the, Help He whizzed around and jtfpjmd. '11 the time, sliding downward through a place tike a coal chute, ,,n ' 1 niter* a while he *Janded somethin^ hsjM. But/ he wasn’t hurt a bit apd sprang up like :• hf ‘d spring. / Then he saw where ho was. In •he middle of a big circus tent km as he dreamed with hundreds Wanted 1 Columns 7 Many people owe their ,posi- nna to Herald help wanted J'.Rvvi! 1
