IV SATURDAY January 26, 1918 Huentnj public ledger PICTURES AND SCRAPPLE '. V p . .... 'rvxri? rw fPfTi? utrvetw wvnwiwn ,imr ...... ...... - . i;i.l " " MUSl -'"" ftfiio ui- tiik winter in tuunekville is when aunt tlf RPPTK IinnC Till.' 1MTTI.-CH t'nl XT IV rrtmnt ,-,.....,...,. ,. ..,,. . ... ., . . , ,. ....... ..UUv, ..... i"i40 " w.uii.i i,i iiiiu.r. luu. iii.a, DLiii'a zv.ni lAhLa i Q -- AuKT eppic hocg is ( . ? DOWN-IP THEY DONT GlT c I HEERD AT N f HER UH By Hoon f? THf SToRE THET ' I WANTCHA To TAKE j AUtfT EPPIE- Ho&G 7 -HER OVER 50ME VMS DoWM UP J J,UNCH IJfr A OH THE poPMR f j p ZZZ-A. r!! llHWl it I 'II " K0N mu YA m m&f Vf ' - m B UTE F0R iji Jail J) Z? d?0L ,UNCH "" AuT EPPI& lN ""1L tfTZ? S TY HOCG JS DOWN Br roNTAixn rox (Con rlshl) Proper Mcctless Days ' Sho (belligerently) Why weren't you at tho station with tho car to meet mo as usual? Ho (meekly) My dear, you ought to cot Into this habit of ome mcotlcs3 Jays. Baltimore American. 'I'Hi: ALLIES TAKE A HANI) A Kclicf "I saw &omo clover style3 at the shore yesterday." "Howsat?" "I was watching the swells of tho ocean." , ,UJ t . I iWV. ii' avwi i. a mi .i vv.s c-ju ft Tav )frr w j ;; -Tr . -.&wya jfflift - -,sii w n m W.?nV 0.: .0 - . l."iv - m Msmm iWW n a V j ft Jri v ' . Illustrated War Terms oJBWWwilHKlwt Bomber Dcrt Ln.ltl. i' Tiay t: Ini dui."n Wl a , ui . li Xpiiioiiriato That's Good "I stubbed my too on Uiat plauo as I camo In last night In tho dark." "Did you hurt yourself, dear?" "No, I struck tho soft pedal " Judge. Some Do It "I'vo decided to enlist " "When did you flunk out?" Record. 1 h r uriil. ( u XO MVN'S LuV.NL Jfot Wilson, Anyway Her Hu'i'ja'nd Yes, slrl Roose velt Is t'j) most belllcoso man of this cvntury. His V't!i (absent-mindedly) Aren't yen (inl:ing of Taft, dear? Jebr.sk( .iwstvan. I'cya: & ULs Itcach Phyf.clan Vtu need "more Iron In your blootf. Patient But, doc, I can't afford It. It's gono up twenty dollars a ton Punch Bowl. THE CHEERFUL CHERUB My culture brit very deep. I only trunk of Kov it looks. I simply reSLd tke. book reviews And tkerv pretend I've red the nnnli; iiTCH1-rOs 4a M m4m Starr Wood i Annual 101 "What Is the favorite 'one la ttiL naT'" "I hear U calling mr ' Straight Ordera Dad My son, I want ou to loavo whisky entirely atono while at college. Ills Only Yes, father, I'll ne ei mlt It with anything. Chnparial. Tho Young Lady Across the Way SCHOOL DAYS t--ir - -vi j "V J ' riy M.MV " y S V I '- kJJy tvy i, V" t v$v The young lady across the way cays this may be a long war and she would suggest that people who must haie meat eat all the veal they can so as to conserve the full grown cattle. A FORETASTE OF THE COMING WEEICS THEATRICAL ATTRACTIONS A bctiiu iiom "Hac a Heart," at tlio Forrest, in fpWft k ' MMJij J ),- j " which rinru Zahelle, Hilly Kent and Ernie Adam- ?&,"' ' i JHMk , ' ? Jtlmt 'i HKt r !Wil'M ! ls f Irene Fianklin as sho appears in "Tho Passing Show WM$y A Wml 1 t W of ion" at the Chestnut Street Opera House. . ,, .. . , 4, ,,,,.. , f S? - VxaW.Hr.f iyt ' 1H ( 4 V' JjUCJ' cUon, in "Turn to the Uitrlit, enjoy- . ' f&i fl mU i ji'r. in' an cxtc"cJ run at tno Uarrick. , V .The Lyric will present William Hodge and Clara Moore in "A Cure for' Curablcs." William Whitney in "Tho Doctor's Di lemma"! Little Theatre. i.T. . -. " J."t L n 1 , n "i c, .-
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