t",-rw(j F ; -4Y'f T . . EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PlTIXATVrcTiPTTTA .' W '$$ EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, ' WEDNESDAY, ?UNE 26, 1918 K' If' 4 PAGE OF FCJV FOfl YOUNG AND OLD TO REMIND ONE THAT LIFE IS NOT ALL SHADO (THIS rAOE IS, FOLLY PROTECTED nV COPYRIGHT) SCHOOL DAYS By DWIG HITS THEM WHERE THEY LIVE ljH Y feJ St. Louis roit-Dlspitch. The good news about the Browning gun reaches the Browning Club. Promotion Backward The rookie was being taken to the guardhouse. "Quick promotion," ho muttered to himself. "I'm already In charge of a squad of men." Boston Transcript. A Talker "BUgglns talks about a great many things he doesn't under stand." "It's worso than that. After he talks awhile nobody understands them." Washington Star. PATHETIC FIGURES 4W,. mm n i - ",it 11 M J A I", '-"" '- ' -t- Bu FONTAINE FOX B N v2H 111 Art I? - .r -fa 4 1 yjy The Young Lady Across the Way '4$fiH The wife of A CERTAIN XSENTkEMAN WHO WASUNA0iE TO JOCAT- THE KEY TO THE SPARE TRE 1.0CK. i i rnvn jv Tmva WHE GUMPS Andy Paints the House -:- -:- -:- :- :- -:- -:- Copyrl(tht 10l8 hy the Trlbune Co Bu SIDNEY SMITH The YoUn8 L.dy Acf0,s the w,y Jj r , I I ! ' "" I i. l rsD --. FELLOW 8& A V V. 7 O0C ftHdYLpi,& yiMi f J 7Tl MUCKER to PAV I ) 1 ' ) -k etouiNt A Rl ,i Sk3ffiJiU llfi 0i 4 ( ) MICE-THIS DONE? bO.;V Nd v7 A Jt 7toW"' lSi Lfj f(y --L THERE NEiE ;WO -g-gjs- H- ,o tv9 PVi 1 1 - AJx ll A V 3-ffl i i i - .. Bad News " ' Y'BHGJSQ AN' CHESTNUT :- : By BUNNY His Status In Yip-Sigh-Lanti He fca), Kid, but jou'vo got nice red lips! 'She (later) And really, you have nice red lips, too. He Your lips aren't as red as I thought they were. Gargoyle. Bad News 'v' ' First Guaid (In British prison camp) What makes the boches so beastly glum today? Second Guard Some bloomln' joker 'told them they was to be exchanged an' sent 'ome. Life. DEAR AT $4.50 London Opinion. Mr. Brown (who lias been somewimc troubled by Smith's poultry) By the way. Smith, what did you pay for those birds? Mr. Smith Eighteen and six each. Why? Mr. Brown Well, I was merely wondering what the Infernal things had to chuckle about. Lst Sunday 5K" l wt t. -tKe shore a. taat Old -time I -tooka.lon.fe- Larc banlnote Drou.Wvt ba.clJ Dime! irvb liwolulltbletHl likt-tklrS X JJ ,3xf JiPS : : : : 3&!Z W n,t? B:;"i V fe UTA : ur V -TLriC It -tUerc a.rev Prof Are jou acquainted with Darwin? Frosh Say, prof, you can't kid me, Darwin's dead. Cornell Widow, Frank When you proposed to her, I suppose she bald, "This is so sudden"? Ernest No she was honest and said, "This suspense has been ter rible." Medlex. , I trntAi. The rurple Cow. She Is he In foreign sen Ice-' He No, domestic. He's a butler A Shining Example Willis Is Bump patriotic. Glllis You bet. Early in the war he donated his bald spot for the use of Liberty Loan posters. Red Cross 'stickers uil thrift stamps. Judge. Hospitality The Iotu Betchu Two were en tertaining the new pledge. "Mr. Arthur, do have some more ice cream." "Well, thanks, but Just a mouth ful, please." "Walter, nil Mr. Arthur's plate." Froth. A Red Cross She said sho was Just d)lng to know Who'd be the nrst to Kiss'er. He was a bit awkward and slow. But he saved her LIFE Just to please'er. Penn state Froth. AT THE FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH DP JlBf Punch Bowl. "Do you know, Madge, this Is the first soda I'e had for four weeks." "Well, this has been a month of sundaes for you, hasn't It, dear!" PETEYIf Pete Ever Tells His Wife, Look Out By C. A. VOIGHT LA h V-V ?l V4ESEE'. UpwRttmO Uout go oorr s TAfc.- y . j 7 r U,tai-7aw " swat's ih. matter vtw v.yoi) come 4 Mere: V 9- A FmSTTMlWG SHE. UWONWS A O-'BOAT'tU ) I SlUk; Hefe j'tt co J Votrr ArreK HEit.j) BftE L " til' '-WH im ' - m''-" Thu young lady across the way Vitj&: sajs she saw In the paper recently "r9 th.1t th npm!)tia wtni amtwA (ha AfJX Mame, and she supposed It It were --; 8 In this country we'd call It a mere & )! creek. BUNNY'S ALPHABET JSL For AuiocraH: Here One iWko on tVic ru.tfc Vox Popu.1; .! 413, t 4 ff .. ta,h&.ftmfc KiiTfj t-i . fei M. WVJ1W . W Gre-tB u.rJikt 1 t in h lUAt Vt in W ltikKt KJ AP ' i . . Ts:- V?V i k'V,- 'r , .A 1- pnyHwuujAajxM iASBaiaHaBaflBaiBl
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