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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, '..
THE NEWS SCIMITAR
PAGE SIXTEEN
MAGAZINEFEATURES THE NEWS SCIMITAR COMlGE
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MM' iSTO
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE ICE CREAM
(Copyright, 1919, by McClure News
paper Syndicate!
BY HOWARD Ft. CARIS.
"Dew me! There must something
the matter," said Uncle WigRtly Long
ears, the bunny rabbit gentleman, ua
M ramo downstairs li. his hollow
mump bungalow one morning. "Nurse
June Isn't hern to get breakfast!
That was very much like, a surprlsi
pertv, tor vou see Nurse lane, the
musiirat lady housekeeper, was almost
always up early. And when l. nule lg
gily came hipjilty-hop dunslalis on
hit red. white and blue striped rheu-
.... 41,1 (inn lhera Wu ll.l
nsusm i-ruu-it, uh.t " " - v
Yi i Fusiy Wuny broiling the ttirnip
pancakes, ami wnimiins i""'
over them, or nuking some carrot short
cake with sassafras trimming for tlia
I wonder why Nurse .lime Hti t
ret'" thought Undo Wigglly. "I think
i ll call her downstairs." So he gave a
jolly shout nnd naked:
"la anything Jiic .matter. Nurse
''"Vlni." answered the niuskrut lady
housekeeper, "t imiiK
..i ti.. t nn'i nut mi. I can t COOK
vour breakfast, und you u better gu for
i "FwM Uncle Wigglly. nr..
'i J. i the fields nnd
sway on ii"t'i"' .
itnwith the woods to where tha aninuJ
Moofor nan nia onue.
...... v i 1 i.i a,i time June
ait 1M Possum to Mr. Longtwrs. "You
"art You mav have, to go to tho five
and' nix cent store for madji-tiin.
So tliw-le Wlgt!y hopped burl, to I s
hollow Mump buncalow, wid, after tell
ing None June that Ir. Possum would
aoon Mime and make her better, the
bunny rabbit gentleman got hi own
'"fie tried hlmnelf llr n( n P1'
wtth cherry pudding liemmeil on around
Th. edges and by that time Dr. l'os
mm bad come. . ,, . ,.
Ho! Hum! I-et me. see said .1
anlmeJ do. tor. h tell of
Jane' ttose. "It s llt hot, ho went
mi. "It needs cooling. I creum Is
whtt he must have. ' You know when
K dog or other nlmal U 111, their
nose gts hot, whioh shows they have
"aT'rn.m for Nurse Jn!" ex
eltlraed Uncle WlgKlly. "I'll hop right
irto'th eight and nine, caul store
BO get. ner u - Thn
sooner Phe has. lea cream the better
""go" over the !'! nd throu.th the
woods hopped i;noio vmsii.
7nS Toon he i at tho Ire cream store.
rnrth oV'the" mtrnmeV vacation,
ins , i,nir nt te cream
sua ne pm V' " . one of
for isurse .lane. .it. I".. . .
tbme imsteboanl boxes with pink
String tor nam..-. . , ,,h
that to "ream, Undo Wtgglly," said
V nA '111 nAlfl
Pllllf. II W K II'" . f . .
err am Will mHt fn. Ana i nupo
ttoenn t iroor.o your -
are A litll fiown, long Nitm
jane f ihp i? rn.n-.i,
So I'ml Wtwiry HtuTiPti 10 nop.
11 IP ll'MH'W HtUlUH i...r- J ti 11
imirt b)X ut H fn-wn, hww wki
haning it frnm on paw to th other,
UH 1UHI tt nf It'll ruin.
AU Of a MWK.I1I, Vnn iro uiuiujr
... . - m hMnnttlV smsK
iirutw In-, out from behind U jurnptru
line nu'iiii-nt. r,ri-ti., i
tjjxm. -I wattt yu. i.ncw
livee t imo soy iwu ". -need
some. Walt minute.
...... ...... f ,.,, ii eaue. Paid
l,n. I r;ui I (m','. i r r
the bunny. "I nuiHt Mrry homo' to
.rJ?.Jn'!.ar ,,it n, Hkod.
"Tou Fiwt'i piwy-
lo t im svur. AIKI Ol t-uuire
Wlgirily md to mop. Ami there he
luni by the car. Ami thj hox ot ict
(lumped t to hl riffns i.
I'rciiv iTHi. inn irM"
.left.
!'-' "' '"J1. . 1 ..a hen. irettv
1. 1- t.v., i,uw rot cold ana ne
changed tho lee m to-
. . on ,n"r" .hi. f.t:
tng about, first holding thai
Thru, very n wiim.'? t i
linn, - "j . m i( rrMiLtn I
magoon gt ani.e.o u u - - -
from t note is.i- j 1
the cold of the ice cream had pretty
well soaked through, and the bo wu
fre.ri.ng on. tiw ouw ' ubttAMm,.00r,
Ami as sooii . ."-;.-" .. I
had It in riis iw.w - : wi-in.'.
lug cold, he it go ui- -
"vSw'! Wmvrsi'ow! Bow. Oh til. .ta
no plaice for me! I didn't know freeing
,,olil winter was c,umis -must
run home snd got J)ut my tur
Sit." And away he ran. dropping the
bo of Ice cream. ..
"Well. rn. giaa V "-iJKIS wn (The I
"lr&ald-fo; a momethat
h might bit, my sous. ' Then
the cold ice cresm yr . .-- j -
brVrnUh'sAohernoso
"HoTh; teke'es w InDlc cream
haS Its iisesT and if tho' automobile
.W ruHW the lollypop . tick am
the ink berries.
DOROTHY DIX'S TALK
BY DOROTHY DlX,
At World's Ulghwt Paid Woman Wrltf.
STRIIONG. A BALANCE.
Tho real so.-rel of happiness, sa,ll
a woman the other day. "coususta )n bo
Ing g-ood bookkeeper, and .learning
how 1 strike a balance wtth life.
"The" reason that we women so often
c bankrupt spiritually and get to be
(lown-aiid-outers who ar always pan
htttdllng our friends for Sympathy, or
whining about hard-luck stories, is be
cause wo always enter everything on
the debit side mid never any account
of the credit side, nnd so we don t see
that ID the end life balances ttuelf with
tears and smiles, with Joy and sorrow,
and the things even up pretty Well, alt
er ail, with ail of us.
"I ueed to belong to the melancholy
sisterhood and I waa always lamenting
because I wasn't an rich as one of my
friends, and didn't have aa good a tlmo
ss another friend, and I had hod a lot
of domestic sorrow, and 1 had to earn
my own living, and so on. Oh, believe
me, Job had nothing on mo in tho af
fllctlo Una.
"The Hie day I naa a revelation. .
Something brought me up short, and I
said to myself, 'Heavens, what sort of i
a wonder do you think you are that
yea should be the diullnB of the go.ls,
snd have all the good things ot Ufa
Handed you In one bunch? What have
vou ever done that make you think
you're entitled to he better off than
any other human being?' .
And 1 couldn't think of why fate
should mska any exception of me, and
then I got to thinking that I ejhould be
thankful that I was not any worse off
than I was, and that for every burde.i
I had tn the world I alao had a com
pensation, and for every grief some
thing that was at least a consolation
prise,
"And what Is true of me Is true of
every other woman,
"The other day I henrd Mrs. A. bit
terly envying Mrs. B. because Mrs. 11.
I ltd beautiful l'arls gowns and splen-
did jewels, and a limousine und a fine
house, that Is always In apple-pie order.
uuv. ni nit', ffHiu Hiio. ., . ill al
ways shabby; 1 stend my life trying to
mia It A nil, (trtllu. tin. IVi wr.rlr lt fl,'.i t
have never had a really good the
slnoe I was married, and yet when Kally
8. and I were girls together I was as
some women get everything and other
"lira. B. haa money and the thing:
money buys." I said to hnr. "Vou have
your children. I suppose your hio.bu.nd
nee msue as liiucu money - as Air. p.
lias, but It has gone In the upkeep of
his family. You could buy u lot of
clothes with wlvit it has cost to feed
and clothe, and doctor a house full of
babies. Would you exchange your ba
bies for Mrs. B. s wardrobe?
"Cultivating Mary's voire would have
THE YOUNG LADY ACROSS THE WA1
i
rrr ij
mobile every year. ' Woul you glva up
your talented daughter aid your bril
liant son for a few while beads and a
i. v.... Th.n milt eomolain-
ixir Huiimco vour account with life,
woman; balance, your account.
.),..., i.,.. u u.i nver against
R.e nlill.lleaanesa her luxurlos, her lack
of anxiety, her pnyetcai ease, ner ..
.i. . rhJ,,.vn that she and her bus-
i i ..... nin.ui. ino-Mi-her nnd have a
tenderer love lor each other, slnoo they
must needs Be an ana an w e..
i. w hi hAva Gllll
dren, and whose chief Interest la In the
h.l.,dr.""-... thinKe that
'Anil mere in r ,:!
she Is accursed of fate because aho has
to earn her own breati ano ouuvr. .
was telling me the other day how she
liateit ner joo. oi wj w... . j --. ,
cause she loathes work, . and she was
pitying herself because she naa io gei
tip In "he morning at an early hour and
Vr . v.t.t !.. and nound
Sway nil day on a typewriter, nnd ;h
i.. ffnoen-eved whoa Phe I
i. fnnlilnatal IVflmHIs WhO heWtl
HOOKU HI HI" l"'!"" ": a ' j" K.i I
miMi on iivihw : w.r i i
to stay In them, and oo uieir own
housework. , ., .
badlv off,' I said to her. 'Perhaps If
you'd lust audit your nocount with life
you would find out that you are not so
badlv off as you think. You hate to
work, but tn reainy wnr i "'""'i
thrilling amiiwnment In the world. "r
(lays gO SO last lliai lliey nin i
lone enousn lor me ini"s "
like to do. How would you Ilka to o
ope oi in..- t-..v .(S
m liable " y"h"
Will 0 VO noi'i"'- .j i
just, the dreary pastime of killing time?
.......i it .,uhi If vou choose. Howl
would you iiko io nam ... s" -......
vnrv nennv anil have mm
. .?. . aA wiih that miar-
ter he gave you week before last? Vour
...flu.. aalsiek i nnn ill and leave.
i :."M-f. : k Ufa boss
that you could not leave without scan-1
i si ti.i nivitri'H. nti iiismivni ii'w i
treated you? Take It from roe, that bo-
... . . . n.H .haul tl.1efl.ff trt M it It M.Q
vuntages that Huuaree It off wtth the
'V,? -'..1. i.n.tf wmnsn who had had
tho misfortune to marry when she was
.. mum uihn lilfT-taXfl Hilt Tft 16 1
a brute and a bully. He ilrngned her
throuah years and years of marriage
that was a lllenil hell on earth to her.
He waa cold and harsh and cruel and
vindictive, but she came out of her
i.i w.t snd serene, and with a
word of cheer and a smile for every-
""Maw did vou do Itr t asked her.
" 'Oh.' she said; 'I had my compens.
.i..... in.. f..nr, washed my eyes st
nirar (hat I cmld eoe Into the hearts
of others as I nover could If I had not
. I. niil.iill si V Sin 1T1 V
Wept. My own nnsuii.il H"-"'" y
sympstliles with the agoiiy of the
and I found nm tnai evuir. ... - -;
growing pains of the soul. I have lived
so deeply that 1 am sorry for the
women who have always had everything
happy and easy and ,ft with hem.
It seems to me mm w r"" . .
the outside of life when 1 have been hi
HS''Atidl'thnt's the seeret of happiness.
Just balancing our accounts with fata.
(Copv right, 11' 19. by the Whcclcr Syn
dlcate. flic:) '
Bringing Up Father By George McManus
. lata. a t
iImm Wees I
Ntwve sn
I PHOtetUKTY
MOORE AM -
I ML -i-JQ
YOU CAIHNQT-
IlLNOT
HAVE MjCH
PfOPLC
YAJ TO
Si
AHO TQ MAKE
VJRE HE OONT
aL cut the
VI
WELU- I VE TlKEO
THE PrtONt tOYOO
' ". VCLL -.t'NJ jz)
At MR tt tven. VJO
TO HE YEVTEStOAY -
VA)i COMMA CAU XOU U
TOOAY TO -iEE IF "YOU'D
ee MOTAE - ao NOW
E t-U YM1MK OVrlE
ill. OUT -
4
w I II
41
LITTLE MARY MIXUPNot a "Strike"-A "Base Hit
TrlpB& 's ONE OM l
Go
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I
shall T svifliT "nip I w; -Wse s one om.j i, xio jeM.WtoeR i
,
er-.trtaTgftft.
THE BIG LITTLE FAMIL Y Looks Like He 'd Been Dealt a Hand From the Discard
vVEU-vEUtl
aoc v'nntu' nJT IM
TU6 NECK 0' VtoCSUbtJ
"XT
A VS -r-TUAtfl L x I REMEMBER AWFUL THlNCi Th AM' f A KIT' S . .:'
V ive "SEA V wo 'wtFF Lfco -rh A ' -PooR "Dbe A HAVE A WiF iTHAt. ) , ( r' " , - I
I BEEN WTO f .A Bl(i REOHEATJEOX A IT. . I U -Up UBEW AM'.. I v LOOKS LlKP A CooK. lj ? tocM FlTUFQ! "I
XI . ll 1 1 -T II f , I l " . . .'II 1 " ' ' r I -ww-ws . .aam eaae.-- BS
9ff?? ' ' . ..... ''
CAR Verily, Verily, Ed Hath the Voice of an Anyel
tun it 's-tm' matter wan
JOG NOW ? HE L00K5 UK.E-
I Hid. UHGV.G HAI TttD fNv
HIM A IlvA&
terr
SAY-! n's HffrviiM' Vlaijqh rt!
X60TTA APPEAR BEFORE Ju3)66,
O'WOOZW TOrAOUROW on
W " . . .1 .All
(yy HEW CAR EM
MILES
well. iVl JUT
BETCHA
A box or ciGAJ-vs Veer
IN
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I I I I V
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I JrVaw I s V I sb n
f"" 1 1 - . I
LECTURE
You're on
MPANEdT AllitXiE.,
IK TU CQONTY;
HEArt - &0T HE'S H
A UU PAL OF MIKE'.
WE. WAS KIDS
ToSTtiER
f
Y60
I r mm .
iNniAf":
OK bABYl I'll Blt
nova
The younr lady across the way says
. Iroumstances alter cases and probably
Seorge Washington would have trans
rmited his message to congress 07 fie
if he d
time.
YAZOO IS TO HONOR
RETURNED YANKS FRIDAY
YAZOO CITY. Miss.. Sept. 54. (8pl.)
Arianaemenlsi liave ubotil been com
pleted for a big celebration In honor
of Yaioo pountv'a returned soldlera.
sailors and marines, at the Elks' club
In Yasoo city. hrldav evening. The en
tertainment Is to be on of the most
elaborate ever held in Yaioo City, say
ttione In charge, nnd tne timo was
rhiwen esTtei'tsllv for the reason . that
there a present tn this city Yasoo
county's ranking officer of nil the men
in tho service. He Is Col. John George
Queki meyer, member of Gen. i'er
sblng's staff throughout the war am
lust returned with the great Amerl
can general to America. Col. Queko
niever Is vlsltina his mother here.
Invitations are being sent out to all
tho service men In the county whose
names and addresses are available, and
these men are being asked to hunt -up
all the men In their neighborhoods who
wore the uniform during the late war.
Mr. Herman Hrister has been named
chairman of the committee of men at
werk on the plans for the evening, Mr.
t H. Craig heads the finance com
mlttee, ana iirs.. a. n. .em iw in
ot vne commiriee or mnies
upptneii to oe arv-u i which wlU fawnish U retrwhinejts.
1- rV
Ift a Nsev a
1 Vvlll
IU L-T r LC
i- d wiil vvi klnirlv tell '
me why a perfectly healthy and falrlv
good looking girt, who has lots of irood
friends and a Job that Is even dignified
enough to be oalled a position, should
get unearthly uiscoiiragnu . v.. .
want to arop oui oi 'oii.
Hhe used to be known as 'Smiles,
and now she has a hard time even look
ing pleasant. .
Kven a new nm i"" i "77"
morn. I'm . Just arc. im ""
ared to neatn vpai .
"crh "'.. ..11 bo. o
1 wonaer 11 you : , -
set hack the smiles. I am not In love
nor am I awfully romantic or anything
like that. , . .,
1 m tn tnis una o 1 ; "
is , Knitting-aou ,v " j
UIV me iho V
1 11 be mjgmy ."u..
yours i rut 11 ui !'"" J j
MY PUAIt Jean. ,
1IAUNO THK blues.
IS NOTHING more.
THAN A chronic attack.
01 SKLKI8HNESS.
' AND THKHFTS Just out way.
TOU-CAN surely curs them, v
GOSSIP
nr kcb
AND THE remedy Is,
,
TO OO out somewhere.
a
AND KIND someone. 1
WITH MOUE troubles than you.
AND MAKK them forget.
I KNOW a girl
WHO ONCE on a time.
USED TO have the blues.
AND SHE'D mope around.
LIKR A moulting hen.
FOR TWO or three days.
AND THEN recover.
AND BP) a swell girl.
k
KOR THRKK or four eeks.
AND OKT blue again.
AND WW talked It over.
.
THIS GIRL and I.
- e
AND WIS found a kW.
Willi A pinched -up leg. '
AND 'A sad little face.
WHO BOLD newspapers.
ON A city corner.
AND HK wasn't tough.
AND DKEP In his eyes.
IF YOU looked nt them. .
THERE SEEMED to be something.
THAT TOLD of a warmth.
IN THEcrippJed boy's heart.
THAT HB wanted to share.
WITH SOMEONE else.
e .
WHO COULD understand.
AND UK didn't know.
see'
THAT THE warmth was thsra. '
TILL THIS girl came.
AND SHE didn't know.
"TILL THIS boy came.
OF THE wonderful Joy.
THAT COITLD t had.
IN JU8T doing somethlnf. -
FOR SOMEONW elsS.
- .' " ,
AND AFTTO that.
e '
" ONCR EVERY wees. ' v,
SHE'D FIND the boy.
AND THEY'D eat together.
AND LAUGH at the world.
AND GO to ashow.
AND THE blues disappeared.
AND SHE'S married now.
AND THE crippled boy.
IS STILL nt hla Job.
BUT ONCR a week.
HK'? A dinner guest
.
TO A horn a -cooked meal.
I THANK you.
HOROSCOPE
News of Memphis
3 Years Ago
Twice Told Tales
News of Memphis
10 Yearg Age.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 29,
(Copyright, 1019. by the MoClure News
paper Hynoicaie.j
Astrolosrers read this as a doubtful
day, for while Jupiter and Mars are
in beneflc aspect, Neptune and Saturn
are strongly adverse. .
commerce ano traae are weu iareci
d under this planetary rule, but no new
ventures should be made until the as
pect changes.
eiouin America
looms large
In tV
TO i very flat nu,
r
horoscopes affecting the United States,
but there will be competition. In which
the planet Mara threatens, the seers de-
ilr. '
Education should cenent greauv in
h. enm.nff winter. In which new theo
ries and old will clash, for there will be
a strong reaction irom me purely uuu
tartan tann.rna -
Art and mualo come under a direction
that Is most favorable, for people of all
classes Will De inieresieu in uitir uo
vetonment.
Warning Is given that employers now
come under a direction of the . stars
making ror resenuneni uiauim wi
Ised labor.
Storms of great vlolenos will cause
an extraordinary number of wrecks,
the seers predict
Africa la now subject to a sway msk
Ing fnr a focusing of Interest. An In
ternational complication may grow out
of new oommereUl interests.
Selfishness and greed will be empha
sised In Individuals as well as nations
as one of war's reactions, It Is prog
nosticated.
SEPT. 24, 183.
A large and enthusiastic meeting of
the voters representing every class, ward
and precinct In the city of Memphis
met at the Y. M. H. A. hall to open
the campaign for .1. J. Williams, candi
date for mayor. Hon. Thomas B. Tur
lov waa chosen chairman of he meet
ing. Among the speakers were M. R.
Patterson. Ben W. Hlrsch. Gen. Luke
K. Wright. John H. v, atKins, iv . d.
filiation, Henry Walsh and Eldrtdge
MrsAllnerva II. Doyle has begun. ult
In chancerv court against Mrs. Mar
garet .1. Boyle, administratrix, and oth
er neirs ot rnomas D'.yn-, i
recover ons-fonrth Interest in a lot lo-
ated at Madlgon sna wain prwu..
one-fourth of the rent collected
since) Us purchase by Boyle. The bill
began Its recital in 1820, growing- up
with the famous Missouri compromise.
H. IX Wilson, better known as Harry
Wilson, the talented snd imaginative
agent of the Iron Mountain railroad, has
returned irom a trip io ure ra .
Harrv- savs that the transportation
building at the world's fair, covering
18 acres, Is to be torn down when the
fair ends and is to be brought to Mem
phis and rebuilt as a union depot. "Quit
your kiddin', Harry," other railroad men
ear-
SEPT. 24, 1t08.
Dr. Frederick A. Cook, wild claims to
have discovered the north pole, is pre
paring to bring,, suit for damages
sgslnst Commodore Peary for slamlep
and misappropriation of lr. Cook's
stores at Etah, it is reported.
State Senator Hilary Howse was nom- -instcd
for mayor of Nashville In tlia
Democratic primary. Nomination ' j
equivalent In election.
' John W. Farley lias secured his com-
mission as census supervisor for tuei
Tenth congressional district. The doc
ument was signed by President WllUann
H. Taft.- .
Matt Monaghanr for 50 years a real- i
dent of Memphis, promlnen t grocer mil
produce dealer, is dead at his home,
1117 North Breedlove street. t .
Mrs. at. u. Henning has rotumed
from her plantation near Henning. Tenn.
Miss Jennie Sen will has entered, col
lege at Blue Mountain. Miss.
Mrs. Mnry Hill Overton of Waukesha,
Wis., while a guest of Mrs. Napoleon
Hill, will be the recipient of many so
cial events. Mr. and Mrs. Hill. nr.
and Mrs. Hodgerson, Mrs. Mary Hill
Overton and Master Harry Hill Hodger
son will return to Memphis from Wauke
sha -shortly. .
Mrs. Sam Meyers, of Helena, Ark., Is
the guest of Mrs. J. C. Rellly, 877 Pop
lar avenue.
the augury of an active and prosper
oua year. Changes, however, will not
be bwnericiai. ... ,
Children born on this day 8re llfcely
to be vigorous, Intelligent and very am
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of New Tort, and expects to move ta
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