1921-12-29 — Page 8

These girls are being coached at Manchester, for the Christmas pantomimes, Here they demonstrate the proper way to hold the leg."

DOINGS OF THE DUFFS

WHY ALL THE

VAUDEVILLE ?

WELL, THERE'S A MOUSE IN THIS FLAT

SOME PLACE

TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29,

1921.

ERA NEWS

Madame Kaji Yajina, 90- year-old Japanese Woman losder, photographed with a petition which she presented to President Harding. The petition, written on Japanese rice paper 100 yards long, is a demand for the abolition of war, and bears the signatures of 10,000 Japanese women.

Mr. Arthur J. Ballour, at

present at Washington.

Little Betty Sze and her mother. Betty's father is one

of the Chinese delegates, Alfred Sze, Chinese minister to the Cnited States. Below, Mrs. Yer Teching (left) and Mrs. M. T. Tyao, wives of Chinese techoical experts.

JAPANESE VISITORS TO THE U. 9. left to right: Baron Shidebars, Japanese Ambassador to the United States; H. I. H. Prince Kanesaka; Vice Admiral Barto and Prince Kuni,

YOU'D BETTER GO DOWN AND

TELL THE JANITOR THAT WE HAVE -

MICE UP HERE!

Wilbur Has Enough Expense

I'LL TELL HIM MULE THAN THAT

SAY JANITOR, WE'VE GCT RATS UP IN

OUR APARTMENT!

WELL GET SOME RAT BISCUITS AND PUT THEM

AROUND

BY ALLHAN

I WILL NOT! THEY'LL

EAT WHAT WE DO

OR THEY'LL STARVE