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MONDAY. NOVEMBER n
TI1K HANNER-HF'tA 1.0. ATHENS. GEORGIA
PAUL SIX
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
Easiest Way
-By Cap Higgins
At the Movies
ADAM AND EVA
^Market Gossip
- '' subuiwr 8E uacd S
'-•^OUTD GIVE SENTENCES'USNfS J
TJ= MODS SoUZ TEACU0J WAS rC
y tiPTrEW UEEE)-HOW UTS J
\ SEE now long ir wUTAfeF r
s' NOUID uipCrg TUESE
l semtfmoes ) %ky
iceived Oyer F. J,
.inncll & Company’s
(By Leased Wire) |
SHALL WE.
StNO HIM ro
WEST POiNT
WHEN HE
GETS OlO
ENOUGH j
1 DON'T YOU
\ THINK THAT
I WOMAN IS
(TRUST WORTHY
OH. ADAM,
you don* r_
WANT HIM TC
66 A SOLDIER
DO YOU ?
I HOPE.
HE GETS
HIS MILK.
ON TIME/
-NEW ORLEANS. La. — Liver- i.
pool was due 11 to 15 down by |{
New Orleans, 11 to 21 lower by
New York. '
Southern spots Tuesday wir e
25 to NO lower. Dallas 20 off; j
middling there -'ll.80. Sales remain
comparatively light, Dallas 8,106; Man.
MARKETS
all tald 21,948 vs 21.468 Monday. |Mch
Census consumption report for Dec.
United States 9 a. in. Wednesday. "
Returns will run against 484,090
in September this year and Ml,-
000 for October laat year. About
520,000 expected.
Except for poaslble complaint
of frost, weekly weather apt to be
favorable ns a whole.
Spipiter takings for week Fri
day will probably be bearish. Re
turns will run against 443.000
- last year and 402.000 year before,
last, were only 319,000 last week.
Sentiment remains rather reac
tionary but would quickly change
if bullish developments make thier
Favor realiaing, especially on
. bulges as liquidation may continue
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
Open High Low Close P. C.
in. .32.60 33.20 32.60 33.14 32.76
eh .32310 33.40 32.78 33.35 32.89
sc. .32.60 83.10 32.50 33.10 32.03
11 A. M. Bids: Jan. 32-82; Mch.
1.92; Dee. 32.72.
AIOW.WJAT DlDTTELL
'iW-lTDlDMTTAk'EVWJ
AJEAGLy AS LONG AS T f
-mo06HT IT WOULD -J
TLL PcAD'TUEAA
AND SEE HOW J frT
. WEU. WO DID. T /MV
Cosh * I don’t
REMEM BER.
I HOPE-
SHE KEEPS
HIM COVERED
UP - I T'S
QUITE-
CHILLY
TONIGHT w
WHAT WAS THE-
M9VIE. ABOUTV
’HE SNEERED
YESTERDAY >
CHICAGO GRAIN
Open P. C.
105%
,10’%
.108%
WHEAT
JUvaKo ficuiicouaj ^ By ...
CORK-
’ • ‘Dr. Dinkins, * colored priachei j u |y ...
, f&htf lecturer of note, will speak nl pec. ...
ififhe Rtoerneeser colored church Mav ..
Wednesday night. He Is coming tc OATS-
this church under the auspices ol [July ...
;''th«* educational commmittee and I Dec. ...
[i large crowd of the colored peo- May
JACK DAW’S ADVENTURES
CHAPTER 7
ry by Hal Cochran. • Drawlnga by Lea Wright
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
By Ahern
[ She Expected An Auto By S
YEbu-uHtN'voo LtfT T /mi?iOT7W«M5i¥
'/FATFrtOU'l AUF SCCMhlUtU T»I‘ VtCilW IM if 1T11 NArwn V ■
SALESMAN $AM
MA\N-EV.TpV5i WARMER
vielL. x took
-THAT PARROT
. AM 1 LEARMBD
IT ALL ABOUT
' ABOUTIfeACHlkl 1 '
A PARROT TO
TALK,-WIN SA^-
V1UEM X WAS
GTATOM AGEMT
POR-fU 1 RAI’^-
, ROAD- X GOT
HOLD OP A
YOUNG PARROT-.
| DIDN'T EVEkl /
\ KM0W UlS J
V A-B-C’S-£
\ OH 604 - lput ll
MUXS 5EV» IT
Tt> A KNOCKOUT
HEHEY WHERE. I
WOO UP KAKtEJEK
AND Hly OLD
s-v At WAUXd >
WE'D CAILTHAtI
A SPARROW, F
WHERE I CAME l
froh!-veM-(
. AMS PARROT-IHAT'
I COULDdT-TALK /
MORE M FIVE )
LAM GO AGES 1
\ WAS A /
l SPARROW
VEtffcRDW ^Ht CEKfAWLS
Trt' &OUEVfW0‘> IN IT IT U. HAKE.
PEOPLE. PEflrt UP- AND THKE e-f"
notice.-oh -r\\i\x «. MS
*—^ C’ME«\E- r^SS
, To saV You Y
•IUnE 1 MDJER seem A r
ifll-W AM INTELLECT
AS ABMORMAL AS THIS BIRD !■
rts Vocabulary of spaMisM
IS ASTOUNDING - IT'WAS
SEMTTO me by my good
FRIEMtC SGMOR TOSE MEMGOEZ
, OF MEXICO CITY, TO IE ACM
V. \T1HE EMGLISH language'.
( mV word, x have a mdjd
\ TOTfeACM.lT ITALIAU AMD /
Y—- -- FREMcH s'
S’ fF\ "Poo/ J .
P£LT MAD BUT I DIDNT
LET MEN KNOW YOU
UEPE Tavonc, SOON
PiR’yT LEV-ON DRWHttr
YOOR NtU L'ltlE.
TraiM schedules
DESTiMfiTIOMS,
J AM'EMEHSTMiMG.
jTHEkll PUT IT
| IM CHARGE OF
LUt' iMFORMATlOk)
BUREAU TO f m
IaMSWERTH' If
1 TRAVELER’S //
10UESTlOU6.'/fc
\ MAR-MAR-/
" Apparently Jack looked a bit aeafed for Jinks turned to hlm and
-aid** “Don't worry, thin, storm will be over in a ahort tlma. And
alnioafas he .aid It, Stream of lunllght blaied in one ,of the cabin
windows. “Tha ntorms on the ocean ara often short ones, said Jinks.
S00HtWt A RED Cfl« ^ OM-fM N
TObT DYING, 10 SEP- IT- UMTLL I GET
MY WKPPf. AND I'LL. BE PLEASED TO J
y HADE A RlOE- p .3—^
WMW'S TM' 30KE* &AKV?r
VJrttRE. rtJrt’CPiK?
GU2XI
.Jut k peered tfftln throuph n window tnd then suntstod they all gc
out on deck. Shortly after ho had reached tha bow railing he naked
thut ho bo allowed to take the steering wheel. "IT. lead th wey to
Gold Island," he promised. So Jinks turned the wheel over,to him.
V
k ' or"" ''"-'“m'"-.
JiLDCAT yiARMEg GIVEG MIS LOWDOWU QhlTME MAToRS PARROT*
OUT OUR WAY
By Williams
THE OLD HOME TOWN
( A-HUH* LESSEE
NOW! ILEFT MY
- Pipe lb home-
9urr maybe x I
CfOTA- AHUH-
^LE&SEE NOW)
CHEW-
/ PLEASE MISTER. "T'
WILLYA GIYE US A 1
COUPLE OF MATCHES? '
WE AIM' GCIJHNA SMOKE
l ER NOTHIN'. WE JUS
iVVANNA BAKE SOME
p\PcrrAToES: willvai
mister »J
watched him U> amaxemenL “How do
-s 7" asked Bibht. “Wall,- aald Jack, “I
at the end of tlm rainbow, and that* la
(Continued.)
HAAOcipC»V«r
ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS
BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON
fNO-fOO TH£
thirteenth
I IS alwaY
Ian'diiluc/ 1
YOU SAf
AUNT SARAHS
BOUND ID HAV1
VHER YAY?
r <S'T FER.
BOMB
BRUNO’--
■ ■ •* mietaii ru«,
Down la Dlilo Land tha Tm'nn bit met MlaUh Fox takln a walk,
cam. to a field that looked aa " 'What yo all doin' M'atah
though then had baea a know ^MtT naked MieUh Fox, polite
’'-eghv ,. '■ 'Oh, Jea' takln' a welk to ex-
.**1; ‘‘V 0 }* 0 "’ eNd Nancy vcIm my tall.' set Mlttah Rabbit.
n *° r * rt “' '•‘"•T* *houfht cot- ror in those daya be bad a aho nut
12 Er .t ,ta * ,OB a r huahy tall!
’ 'Thoi’e funny.' ana Mlttah
kg. * Rlwayg thought it grow pim. *Th»t’« euacily whit I wo*
r Christniajt tr«.,' „id N lek doln.' a.d ho “ down hard.
L'uxhlng at hi* OWu Joka- true aa 1 tell you. he had no tail at
; ,. Vou ‘“. ore Fa< Ink two oUet «|i . a - ho didn't want Mlstah Rab-
rolkita.8 I know lliMfl. ■aM ■ haw lm a_ ...
stanley
AUNT SARAH ‘DEAB6DY. LEADER OF V T gT
-THE SOCIETY FOR THE SUPPRESSION ' r* IWU it'
| OF APE SMOKING. STRUCK TERftoe TO '/ / V
i THE HEARTS OP THE SMOKERS WHEN Qy-f t
SHE APPEAREXS TO DAY. WITH AN EXTRA HEAVY UMBRELLA
MOMENTS WE’D LIKE TO LIVE OVER ACrAIN-
TME FIRST Tme YOU WERE CALLED MISTER.
bit to aee.
“ 'Say.' ana be. * I eaw a queer
•blng todey. Ml slab Babbit.'
“ 'What wui thatr aakp .Mlstah
RabbIL
“ IVhy I taw a tree with cotton
trowing on 1L' aea Mlatah Fox.
“ 'Oh, go 'long. Yo nerah did,'
-el lilstah RabbIL 'No Iran ever
had cOUon growin* oo it)' j
' Ttue ex I tall yo,' aea Mlstah bt. 'It’a too allly to be true, Mia- came to a cottonwood-ttee. “There') 'im. all on account
*• ••Cd it with these very tab Fox. If yo all la right, why ana Slletax Fox. Dbln't I tole! "A' evey. since that day. Mietah eoltou. no cpti
*. Et la mistaken. -I'll give yo than 111 lira you my talL* you? Vo ow nm something.’ And Fox haa had a fine tail, he has, da rabblin' tail
tall, ao twill. “ 'Donel'-aoa Mlatah Fox, 'Como before )F“l*b Subbit could any and klltlah Rabbit tan't gdt any hundred yaaht.
N nen Mlffah Rabbit ha apoka on 'n I show you. Von go fir.-t 'yip' MlsUh i'ox -Ion bit off bis "Mlstah Habit 'wan ao .mad ho “An' dat a w!
■n <u tho very thing MlaUh ax I can aea ovah ye hand.' tall and ran off llckety split to danced arouu' ami aroun'. 'All cottontails, I m
c knew be would. He aex, aex "Btme by, sure enough they get bin olo woman to tie It on rtgbtuc! bo ■«. 'Host my fine tail llv»c- It or not.
