IPsfSSI ,- i '. ?t ,i s fpr,yT?pPTTPiWW iw"WW7 Eimting PJfcB4ffPgi SJriiner C'lRTO and SCRAPPLE KM! V -V ' '' 3. "j VIEWS -OF THE CARTOONISTS AT HOME AND ABROAD B?by . ; c . :: 1 1 : Z ILLUSTRATED WAR PHRASES Ilarclay, In tho lialtlmoro Sun, IT'S TIME TO GO AFTER THE VERMIN THE TACTICIAN: TOGETHER!" THE STRATEGIST FADER!" From the Bystander (IonJon). "WE MUST ALL HANG "DON'T REMIND THEM, f. K DEMAND TiHAT THE iSk -Qk : 11 CULPRITS ifrjgsTHE W&W l'rom I.Ifo (Copyright). DEMOCRACY: "JUST GIVE YOUR FOOD TIME TO DIGEST AND YOU'LL RE ALL RIGHT." from John Bull (London). JOHN BULL: "NO WHITEWASH IF I KNOW IT." Williams, In the Indianapolis News. THEY DON'T KNOW WHERE THEY'RE GOING, BUT From I.'lquella !e la TorrnH.i (llarcelona). CLINGING TO A STRAW rf.S&' ' - MII'U I ' liLLV " ' . . ... By FONTA iNtTUUM.. ".mj,- "V - "the "SMOKE 1 - m, SCREEN : (Copyrlrht) j t The Joke Recoiled THE PADDED CELL m lllggs (facetiously) Tills is a pic- , - , , . '' lure of my wife's first husband. V A A A. j . I DIggs Silly-looking guy! But say. S. . . $. I didn't know your wlfo was married s ' S 7 W before hho met you. Asy I B Hlggs Slio wasn't. This Is a pic- 1 5y ' M turo of myself when I was twenty- I TT s&$ fotjl m' fiveBoston Transcript. sfifl HjnJ "" -m "in Home!" cAsLa -vjw V II I 'I 3 1 y -N ;? it 1 L i ji ' ' . ' ' ) Ideav. "Wlicn jou realize you're slnglnc 'Boiled Hccf and Carrots' at a vegeta rian concert." We're back home now wliere things smell musty and cobwebs dangle gray and dusty. Our house has had no ven tilation since v,e went off for our vaca tion In fact, rushed off so much ex cited that pome one left the gas range lighted, which made tho atmosphere most Stirling and means a bill that won't be trilling. We loft a leak (for got the plumber), and It's been leaking through tho summer, or, rather, leak ing through the ceiling and plaster from It slowly peeling. The yard, neglected by our florist, Is now a dense and tan gled forest, wheie wild cats that were once domestic reign In the solitude ma jestic. Some other little things I'd men tion If finding fault were my Intention, but this Is home, the place one prizes, no matter how he criticizes. From any nngle you may lev It "It's Home!" We're glad to get back to It. WILL MOOItD. Up-to-Date Wedding Gifts "Well, what sort of wedding pres- -ents did you get, girlie the usual as. sortment of berry spoons and plcklo ' forks?" "Not on your esteemed life. I got t a sack of potatoes, four dozen fresh eggs, a peck of onions, and a Liberty Bond." Louisville Courier-Journal. BpK ' ?"$ At1 , ' , From th ICnIckrtesVr Fre. P, In tu Kuhvlllt Tnnteeri. I 1 3" r Gb. '' ; yi. t, voe rnfc''nrri im nrrrri XTT v nnnootuf I ' in little yVJn The Young Lady Across the W r The young lady across the iray y -A thai bam.Iaa l .U hhIm.Ikm miMII IS "J more excltlnnund spectacular of courie j9 out our patriotic young1 men must ""' yt forgt that trenchermen ar need & also. " M Not .Qutte Certain Rlv.vav!nl T)k..HI. mam UvilV VI M.,,V1.JTV,U ., TTB -;'-j M youngster j wno, Brougnt a note in- i mamma td grandmother one day.' , "WIU you comeWer this afternoen. : dear?" asked arandma t Tn little one .stopped to' tblriW rJ momerit. then answered: "Well! don't you 'spect-meand dott ' a ydu unspect meri'way tur'.,, ?nl s iiiW. 1 1,,ly'wl.7 And awy.WlW'Ht,'i
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