big top
[ ?When the afternoon shomj and cojcpot
1 were OVER Silk* came up to 3epp bXngs -
/ViOOD /NEWS . 3EFF
' STlNGCR BROS. ARC
"town without
SHOEING TONIGHT
0
lVCHrHOM( DO
VOU KNOW
F2fr>
1 SEMT ONE OP THE
RATOReACKS OVER TD
; "WEIR lOT TO CHECK OH
"we crowd 1 he said
"THAV THERE WAS HARDLV
ANVECDX THERE EXCEPT
^ A FEW PEOPLE WITH
Passes
MHM-HtM
LALA PALOOZA He Can't Answer Riddles
By ED WHEELAN
"THEY HADN'T BtTTER.'SlLK" - "1MAT OUTFIT >S
A DISGRACE TO SHOX BUSINESS AND I'LL
FIGHT "EM ENEN IF IT TAKES EME?V AJKKEL^P
I'VE GOT TO VUT THE PUE>IIC
WISE TO THEM ?
. _
Frank Jay Marker Syndicate. Inc A
EL
tr> Vrti>>0.
LALA'S IN ^
TMERE ASKIN*
THAT INCOME
TAX MAN j
A LOT OF
FOOLISH
QUESTIONS
, NOT SO DUMB
SHE FOOLISH
SOMETIMES
BUT SHE FAR
FROM
IGNORAUMUS
MISTER TAX MAN -
WHAT DO THEY DO
WITH ALL THE MONEY
THEY COLLECT FROM
US TOP TAXES?/]
S^MATTERJPQP? Sentries Have to Figure Out Exactly What's What!
THEN WHY
THEY LET
DON'T
THE
PEOPLE SPEND IT
ON THEMSELVES
SO THEY
CAN Qyfc l SOME
By C. M. PAYNE
MESCAL IKE By s. l. huntley
it
POP ? A Second Too Soon
By J. MILLAR WATT
THE
SPORTING!
By
LANG
ARMSTRONG
LAST
CHOICE
GLUYAS
WILLIAMS
?
ASBUDBEMlS AND EDDIE
SELZER START CHOOSING
SIDES, JUMPS UP AND
DOWN , SHOUT I NO, "CHOOSE
ME' CHOOSE ME!"
gets less VOCIFEROUS
AS THE CHOOSING GOES
ON, MERELY EXCLAIMING
NOW AND THEM. "MOW
ABOUT ME?"
BRIGHTENS UP, AS, WITH
ONLY ONE OR. TWO LEFT,
EDDIE'S EYES REST
MOMENTARILY ON HIM
EDDIE PASSES HIM BY
AGAIN AMD SO DOES
BUD SEMIS, WHICH
LEAVES HIM THE ONLY
ONE UNCLAIMED
*?*? ? >rn,M tn- t
TURNS AWAY. HEAD DOWN,
KICKING UP THE DIRT
AND MUTTERING TO HIM
SELF THAT HE DIDN'T
WANT TO PLAY ANYWAY
EttflE CALLS HE CAN BE ON
HIS SIDE. RUSHES TO THE
OUTFIELD SHOUTING, "COME
ON NOW, EVERYBODY,
LET'S GO ? "