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VXthetic figures: the poor chump who called on a girl' out in the suhurhs AND
v HAD TO SPEND THE NIGHT ON THE LIVING-ROOM COUCH
A FORETASTE OF THE COMING WEEK'S THEATRICAL ATTRACTION!
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Cartoons Maeaztn
"Haiti "Who Eoes there !"
"General I'u'shlng."
"Pass, General ru'shlng,"
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"ftik Jr"
yyf . No Chancu
S . "This beef la as toufli .is
fir leather!"
if "Give It back!" exclaimed tho
K . restaurant man. "If It can bo
' used Instead of leather, It's Uablo
G&'( to be more valuable than mcro
Stf; food." Washington Star.
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CartoonB Mngazlnr.
"That remlndH mc! I have nn enR.iKemnt with the oatfopath nk
4:30."
A Family Failing
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War SavinRs Jinglu
Thcro's a placo across tlio tea,
VhPro we FUre would 111(0 to he. .
There's a uy there, with lead we'll fill
hh dome.
It'.i a cinch we'll beat him hard, and j
wli'ii we do say, pard, I
War navlncn stamps will do tho trick
nlonc !
Coldly So
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Tho Tuller.
Neighbor TVhen's that Bon of
yourn wot's' In Canady eoln' to Jlno
dp, Mrs. Flapp?
Mrs. Flapp (who stutters) 's
J-J-JIned up.
Neighbor Oh; nn' wot's e In?
Mrs. Flapp JE's In t' can-cancan
Neighbor Canteen, I suppotc,
like 'Is father alius was.
THE CHEERFUL CHETO
I'm nobler tzn I seem
to folks;
My ntore .strong
nd deep .
There's one thing dees
me justice, though
The dixy I keep.
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i Jock -Therr'n Eomcthlng undeni
ably classic about Mabel,
Dyke Yea, I think It must bo tho
suggestion cf a frlezo jou get when
I you meet her.
I Christmas Cheer at the Front
"How can you net Ko blithe and
Kay," usl:s tho soldier, "when this
I It Christmas Kvo and wo nro
, away over hero at tho front?"
"Why not?" said tho phllosophl.
cal one, "Vor once I am sure that
no ono can ulvo me a smoklns-
Jacket, a parlor lamp, n pair of
slippers or a padded covered vol
ume, of poetry."
The Youiik Lady Across the Wa
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John JJrew and Irby 31ur-
shall as they appear in
"The Gay Lord Quex," at
the Adelphi,
Tiie Lyric offers William Hodge and Clara Mooros in "A Cure for
Curables."
Visitors at the Cross Keys will find Ella M.BI
Dassclt lieading a mixed bill,
Valeska Suratt and her
company will furnish tho
hcadliner at Keith's.
Stephen O'Rourko will
furnish entertainment
at the Grand.
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House.
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