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Show 1 - THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE. SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 30.i. 1$22. - .. .. BON VOYAGE t. By W. HILL.' Copyright, 1932, by Tho Chicago T rtbunr. Y ik T Il.J'lf "W ? I Bi o tV, Ji Among those present at the fail when the boat moves from the slip are the Crosby twins (in the center ot the group). They-looalike to most people, althou gh at home in Racine one is known as, the pretty twin and the other as the twin. Even with that to go by people sometimes confuse the two. The twins are being taken abroad by their parents to make a tour of the battlefields of France and.'.oh, what a jolly time they will have, for at home or atroad Delight and Lydia Crosby are regular little romps! The young lady with the f.ag and the dressed up Kewpie doll is Miss Maybelle Diamond of Rollins, Ohio, and she, too, is bound for France. Maybelle will know every man on the boat after the first six hours. May-bellMamma, Mrs. Roscoe Diamond, stands just to the left of Maybelle. The two young men to the left of the pretty or, is it the other way round Crosby twin, are hurling heavy pleasantrie at friends on the pier. Herb, here, will be feeding the Ashes pretty soon, chortle Herbs friend Bud. Herb's going fo be I ONE sick . . boy! ty ed I 94 The friends who arrived too late to boar d the boat I told you, Mrs. Wray id saying frigidly, wed never be on time if we took a street carl NOW you sefc Si l n -- AH ashore visitors has loundea panic strick- en ears of ears of Cousin Lou frond shores, about to be interJebrity . viewed by report era. Is she glad I shes leaving whatAmerica does she think of American men, 1 a 1 i buildings, shore dinners; etc- - etc.? Ui Wi foreign S1 - S t o 1 lwerck, and here she is completely in a lost maze of corridors below decks, w i t .1 no one to save her from being carried straight Sr off to Europe. The stage celebrity. Mme. Katzenzeit, the Wagnerian prtma donrta, is the center of attraction ert the promenade deck, and several onlookers are so busy following her around just to get one good look, that they have completely lost track of wh omever they came to see. Bon voyage from the boys in the 4-'r- G office. & ft J rT Western Union. , boy, en route with a florist box to the wrong boat at, the wrong pier,, whistling memly as goes. Now, Carrie, if you will only GIVE UP to it and nibble cracked ice and ship's biscuit the VERY MOMENT you feel squeamish youll be all right no matter HOW rough it is. and r Lfttlf group of wellwishers coming aboard to say it with flowers, fruit and little steamer chair pillows on which the' words Bon Voyage have been worked with loving care. The young man' who is sighting his party is a comic young man. His steamer gift is a great big joke a pasteboard book labeled Confessions of a Widow, a Loud Book. When opened the book will explode and a merry time will be had by alL t! r y |