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r....AY, T l, '
THE NEWS SCIMITAR
PAGS TWENTY. ; .. . , . M 1 -r.
GIMIT
DAILY COMIC PAGE
MAGAZINE FEA TURES
Bringing Up Father By George McManus
THE NEWS
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1TXCLE WIGOILY AND THE COLORED LEAVES.
t Copyright, lil, bv the McCIure News
paper syndicate 1
BY HOWARD R. 0i.
Uncle Wlgglly knngears, the Jmnnv
rabbit gentleman, was hopping through
the autumn woods one day when all of
a sudden he heard a rustling In the
orled leaves tliat covered the ground.
. '-My goodness me, sakea alive and
pome mr.hmaIIow chewing I
thought Mr. Ixingears. as be "topped his
pink Irom twinkling like an elec
tric light. "I must be very careful!
That rustling In the leaves may be
cauwd by the bad foa, or even the
aklHery-scalery alligator. Td bettor look
(Wit
The bunnv rabbit gentleman crouched
5own behind a wlntenrreen bush and
carefully peeked over the, top. Then he
felt happy, and his pink none twinkled
esalnT Wr. Instead of seeing th'
fx or the worse Flwlsewah, I m le
.... nnA Alice W
wobble, the two duck girls, picking up
nre.tuy co.orru tn..
-Hello. I-nlu! Hello. Alice!" cried
t nrlt- Wlgglly. jumping IIP 9u!ckrsi
that his red-whlle-and-blue-strlped
rnetimatlsm crutch seemed to dance a
;Oh, hello, Uncle Wlgglly!" quacked
the two duck girls. "Are you after
"After what?" the bunny wanted to
"l?." , a answered Alice
We are gathering as many as wo can
k "'We hive red ones and brown ones
j-euow, pur," '"'". m,,.,.
as sne enowen wnn ",,,".
under her wing, a large bundle of the
stored autumn leaves .
themf'asked Vn.le Wlgglly. "Make a
b"-1oh'rtio" answered I.ul.i, opening
vn, 11', lal.lam nut One
per venow inn m. - , ,
of her tall feathers that was trying to
&WSyM wen7on.."our lad
and me out to father pretty lea-vet to
ul on th. wall
thSrrttilrt ?l." purple .naj;
leaves." added Alice, "cover them wit
wax that the honey been make a d
fasten th leaves on a Pl5 .
hirch bark, i ney i enow on .....
tor that way. the ,ady mouse teacher
"""J' believe they !!!,'' spoke, fnole
Wiggilv, "And I 11 nmp you
the Teavei yoii need.'' .
having MytJ.li.. Jr-eta to .10
cohering up pretty leaves with to
two duck girls. . ... v,
lie hnd picked up some red, brown
: . , iL.i.,1, .,i, nnn. and L.U u
ana wnmnnuini, v.m...-. . u.
wing, wnne r-- i-..'-K. .1
urie colurea uae a wiuuii
of a sudden. Uncle Wlgglly called cut:
it.. tirr' asked Lulu. In
aw.riw. Hii.'i -", .1..
"I near someone Gumma ""rcn
woods," went on me ounnjr ..u...
tleman. "We'd better hide! It may be
. , . Hk.. w... . f ,r mA nuite a lot
lately. Or It may be the Ptpaisewah or
hide!" .
HO.. m-haraT" atnrilV fl lllgt'tVCCl niiVQ.
"There Isn't a single plae here to
'"'''Under the leaves! Under the pretty
m-M have fathered! said
we're the Itabes In the Woods and hide
ander the leaves, men, u u t u
Hkee or the baa 10 conio
won't botlier u: ,i
v. we'd better do that!" gently
J""h'd ku!uV.... ..... fn,.. Wla.
ally oulckly scooped out for themselves
I large bole in the thick pi e of leaves
on the grounii uiraer "" "". v;
th ?. .1,0, ,,.ne ."V""'L."." .hen
W ilDlwoDDie iriH 'i""1'"' . i
thy softtlcred ovr tl.plr headn. nd on
. v. t 1 I. . una th.V hUil
top 01 tnem, ine
gathered for the lady mouse teacher.
"jr we Keep ami. , "
us." said Uncle w iKKiiy """;,,..
"Ves. we must Keep iwn "
leaves, and kept terrible stlM, ni l in
and then and men an j
they heard somebody walking along
Vl.l .i. . .o.i.rina- the eaves, ami
miiklrg a noise! .
Keep still: wniaparr.1 umi.
Huh!" said Uiif'e Wlgglly.
Is It the bad old Skeenlcks?" asked
Alice. ' ... S,,
"I don't know," wnispereu "
.'VS a ,V while the leaves ke,
!;;eUi.aveff,u..,and7he'iUpiewalvo
BkattlcKM WW see ue. ., -.
-I can't help U." ld Alice. 1 o
to sneeae. . ,.i,..t,
1 n4 atieesa sne om; ""I'T"
t:;;..w! at..chw!" AM tM.ljav
blew off her and off ""l;.
Wlgglly, and men
crleif: . ;. ....,,, . ,
0' tfVEBTTO M ( ILL HAND IT OUT OF 1 1 to I I J I TT HOv TO T I II I I 1 I I ' . t (T-UJ AttaTl
.- h5wtWt the v,.noow until IP : "nCmTvT; N th-t,
j .t-.'llnot r ,vOin a" o -J AA
ma r 1 . . . . r i i
I ' H 11 waa II l-d L
LITTLE MARY MIXUP Isn't That the Woman of It?
.. - a ""r-f'l- ' - i- -i 1 a
U-rrrie COAXES ,
'that one. wi?r.
IV ... . -.t f ... vaii' I, Wft
.Vi., where vu went!" Ard ther
slnod Jimrnls Vlhblewobble the. bo?
dock and It wasn't th. IIM
the Hkeeslcua at an ""VV,- ' .
mstllng nolee. It was Jlmn J
that good? . Ko h;1.!!.
ters ana tne Runny , -
leaves ann . an ":' , ,hi
cucumber noesn i a"r '" ,"""rh: ;:,
middle of the pumpkin pie, when H i
playing . hide-anU-go- with th
banana snonoaae.
Dncla Wlgglly ana jhho v'u';
I A V I I .i UK A , . I I I
r,, jy, r - 1 y I
"
YcV "l-b Too ! VjrlAT Tio
,V4 rcri ST DoT3-H
77? BIG LITTLE FAMILY Well, It's His Own Funeral, Isn 't it ?
e mm . r ' . : . .. s ' 1 ,. .. 1
DOROTHY DIX'S TALK
BY DOROTHY VIA,
' Tk World's Higheat FtJd Wou Wrltw.
THE RIGHT AGE TO MAIUtY.
A youth wants to know at what ago 1
a man should mavry.
- Tlittt depends on circumstances. The
clock does not strike the same golden
hour for every man, but, generally
e.Mj.kli!, thu right age to.' h man ta
marry Is when he ' olt n?u5h
(.now his own mind, when he had met
th right girl, and wnen h Is making
enougli money to support ft family In
romluit, and this psychological moment
may o.,cur almoiit anywhere betwaeil
the cradle ami the grave. 1
Personally, 1 believe that a human
anil paternal government should pass
a law making It Impoesible for a nmn
to mairy before ha is "U years old. Be
fore Uml time a man la no mora fitted
to undertake tho responsibilities of
i. ..... .,4 ta.UM iiia uwn and a
. nr. Inl.t his hands than at
baby Is to pilot tile jbe'vUUhan ooross
the Atlantic. .... ..
....... . ... 1. itt a nt,n,i tujttes are un
nettled and crude, Ills Judgment is un
lormcl, and l.e has not the slightest
1.,.- ..I ...... iri.iita tn he him
self, of the sort of a woman h wantj
"it's boys who bind themselves for
nr. .. tA A.inuo-h to be their
mothers. It Is college lads who espouse
I.Klles of the chorus wnn lempre.u.i.io
......... ,i...m riu-iM at m Id ui lit
'lwam ....... . 1
... ........ wi.hi.ut aver1 havins
n thom with their paint off. It is
...... a n,an la ,1 oltl I H O-H lid -1 WC n t V thftt
. ... , ..... ...if.. Hu har nOintlieKlOn.
nd for the little curl on the nape i;f
her neck without ever Investigating Into
.... ftni.hihn nt h.u head.
r giving a thought as to her temper
Now It Is a melanciioly fact that our
tafttes in people change jusi as mucn
a. I. t..aa In ftlcnl H.lll clothe. NO
'Intf. ke-cream soda that ravished hi
youthful palate, nor couia no pe n.rou
to wenr the IismDUoyani neuKi.o
l.j .... tk. .'nma Inlftn' the mstlire
man is bored stiff by the very type
of woman who was his Ideal of femi
nine charm in hhi boyhood. No man
wv.... meals his first sweetheart after
the lapse of years without thanking
;od for his mercy that he escaped
icarrving her, while If he did marry
t,ei well. BOinetlmes miracles happen
...t i........ h.i.iti fmilw and lh kins
anu iii-wci, ........ ...
chot wins out alter all. And aomnifmes
there is divorce. Aad sometimes long
ears of dull endurance of hopeleta
misery.
u.a.nn mhtr the aVSRace ItlHll
ahould not marry under 25 Is that be
,i.- . a... ..h.n.a nf ailiHeHS in
life. Th most wicked III that has
vcr been circulated in the world Is thai
two can live as cheaply as one. They
ml... ... .m.a aa mii.h
tan v. vnaa v"i. ........
Threfore the boy who marries can
Viever hope to sava anything out of his
CKE YQUHG LADY ACROSS THE WAt
salary, or to lay up tha little host egg
tnai will eiinuia V . . . L.. r.V
of he opiiortumiiea inai wiiio u.a --j.
lie IS urouim 10 . ' ,
ubiwr and nether miiiBioi.cn o. ""'"Yr.1"
. . ..... ....A flni'lnrR . He
ann inuflmannin a.,.. .
time of slavery to landlords and grocers
grows o.u nu - , . . . i
ecause he Is crushed under a load too
."-T... .... a,!. .hniiLinra to bear.
Heavy mr inn -
An early marriage shuta the doors to
success 111 a uoys lava, c "'"
to places wher fortune- call because
ne can not uia a r " u
with him. t'eoiilu who would, and
could, help him ir ne ware amnio, u""
no interest in hint if h Is
Willi a lamuy. ,
good-looking, attractlv. slnifle chal),
and nobody notlcas a worn and ey
young husband who has wglked .the
colic half the night ana whose clothes
money nas gu.m . .
It may no a iwaninin ......
point of view, but It Is the public point
cf view, and one that Is worth the
consideration of every young man. n
ha wants to hand uu he must not havs
a wedding ring on It,
But just as the very young man had
small chance of happiness in matri
mony, so hits tne oia man. ' "
who waits until he la 50 to marry had
.. .......... nwt.ai, n ii-ia-ether
for after that age ft man has acquired
habits tliat are dearer to him than any
woman van posxiuiy u.
i.i. . i .. 1....... th. latvs nt the
ri.s wayo ninw ............
j . .... ia.....l.na whlnh can not
jwcowh ant. low ......... .- -.
be changed. His stmishnei is Ingrained
to the core, ano ne i-o i.oi ti'1 ...,'
self to the personality of another, nor
maae me ii.evnau.w vtu. ......-
j o tuin it aii up, i"
marry until his mind, hla character,
aim iu mum f
he hHH Rotten on hi own fet and
can make noug-h money to fl that
fd.ll.... It.. Wj. V... a. ulallml C lltmHftlf.
l'u'L I" . nHI h. has he.
coma an omuioa oia Duciifwr win.
don fverylhiuf wvd Men overythhm
a. .. w-rt M.-vutttAiM ami lit rhPUltiMt W 1
and blH and who only want a wife
wno will coinmiittviuii civ. i
and cook and vlt.
t a.k....t.i M,..ti 4 r K nr inA.
when h Is old enoutrn to know tne 1
value or ine iu a w;;, in V111 1
i.. a. a.AIlt ,t jMt and while
x. i ..aiish tn .tin thrill with fit
mance,t..l keen enourh about the Joy
comienlon to ht wife, and fluid euuuah
to no erne to run nimsvu
...1 tallka. UiPAllkllllf It. ;
Ana nun aB jfpniu.r vmo
a mnn w otwen 20 ana on.
(Copyright, ifii1. ny noftmr
.SAINT HAT) A ' ;' BRING fC'A NICe . ' A11 A ' " , AS A WTtR V
f 1 f DENT MEAL ftlNCe y stA? 3 WELoH -RAREWT-A l!rJ AqP ' ' EVIDENCE. FoR TH'V J L
. ; ;A TH-W'DTo V rJ( 'BROIUED PIECE ; ORDER M HKX. S So05E To HOW ,) '
V Dp HER OWN C00WN y ' - T" V OF'rAlNCE PlE' AN'. J e T ' V S "UV6rONER'RM
. J-n NO MBRfN V A D.6H OF VE CREAM !f f VoT FoR ) JJlJZ
1 should BLowMELFgCy .T XT Iw -WA i- . CfAwi y a V
' '
JOE'S CAR Joe Will Tell the World That Was Some Lecture
ft M. I. W M)
MOW JOrV.T' W0T5R.V ! "tO IS AVt
OLt) FREHD OF "TH JUDGE
Art'E'S CJOT IT ALL FIVED
UP FOR, ME "T ot"! 0FF
CUA.RGEI) with driving
' Your automobile, at
SXTY FIVE. MILES FER.
well, Vsee aimxie.
vt WAS hke. This
1 1 1
icae. . at sa i 1 1 "H
ft 1
' si
i r y- aar
Strm .nn UVtittU Parkas In coin.
mand of the recently returned First
dlvlalon of the A. K. F. from Oct. IS
to Nov, ID, mil; during that time the
m received
renlacemenls.
tl them -. and .
Ihroiiiih the
an positions
dan.
Parker Brad-
tinted from Mllliarv
academy with the
clans of 1894 and
was assigned to th
ravalry. After ser
vice on tne Mexi
can, border ha went
to Porto Rico In the
Nh American
M11 ItHIS he
took the full caval-'
ry course ana was
graduated from the
French cavalry
I m muiuui. a v
1D04 to l06Df.ilMl.K4aiBH
a mllliarv attache to Venetuela
and Argentina,.
T)i- next six years tJcn, Parker Bpfnt
In Cuba and received for his aervlcea to
the t.unan government mo itjvr..uw
of the Order Of Merit, th first deco
ration 01 mis ciaae given t.ic v.m
batis. -
From that date until the outbreak: or
the war Oen. Parker served with oav
l,lrv regiments In the United Slates.
After taking command of the lHh in
fantry he waa contnmisiv wun tne
the Salserlas sector he was promoted to
ne cans u. t,itis.tt;t-a."r,ai ' ' f
command of the First infantry brigade.
Pi
r X- 1 - -j .
1 - 1
' ' f .aak V- - - . . av -
IllA till xwJiii zaf ( 'kl
n.-.-ll. s is. I ill '" lew-- "I- - 1 " i- "' 1 ' 11 , I ' I.. ... I , immmmmammmmmimmlmmmm
mmmmmummwsmm'mMm.mii mmmmmmmmm i n WAS a sensitive gentleman. AND BESIDES all that
If r ' f-, ' V-'fi, ; K '"O - ' I BKCAUSE HE and hla column
TmatU be just LJ
ONE COLLAR PER MILE'.
NEXT case:
P 1 tuqught'U H never, MlKl-,-UouTotb
me I ME'VE MIND -I
Li -.J u'cCP lilUirtl
DD V'SEE WHICH
wr aae l
Tho niiig lady avcroat the way ssya
ah saw in ino p:er ins mriT, m
one automobile to every t'"'i"" " I . , ,. , .
Ohio and .h should t!lnk the smaller Ucad, NCW ScitUltar Wailtl
I.... 1.' 11 It .k K'aaf Vtirk Dt.nlte.
man whom you have mentioned mans
limes III your column ami w.iuui ."
evidently consider a friend, has been
sending a column dune after your style
to the Detroit Journal. Most of II Is
very rotten, but there IS an occasional
flash that roads very much like som
of the articles you wrote while on the
Pacific coast and afterward published
in 000K lorm. , .,
Uecause It la acldom you see the De
troit Journal I am sending you this In
formation. Hoth the Journal and your
self r being tmpoaeo upm. """.!
care Hiiythltig about the Journal, but
1 tl.Hik yo sniuiio r'i ", y"'
York friend, titioeraly,- JOHN .
MY DEAR John.
I STARTED this stuff
JUST SIX veers ago.
AND EVER since then.
a
AU.OV1CH the land. -
MRS 1HVB -prung up. -
AND 11I"CMK htillators.
AND HOMK were good.
AND SOMI'I were bad.
e '.
ANO'I uaed to get gore.
OWWE
GOSSIP
BY K.C. P,
AND WRITli Ictterg to people,
' '
AND B1T1S my nail. '
AND LIB! awake nlghta.
e e
AND THEN I discovered.
THAT KVtiN the good ones.
Jl'ST LASTKD ao long. .
AND THKN petered out.
AND I made up my mind.
. . ,
THAT I'D worry n Inoix).
AND Ql'lT bltlrg my nails.
AND I found one fellow.
AVHO WAP stealing stuff. ,
ee ,
OUT OP one of my books. .
w . .
AND I e"t Mm another.
v
OK A new' edition.
.
OF UK AND new stuff,
AND MAUKFD the rgcs
THAT I tlmuBht were good.
AND IT must have been.
WENT Ot.'T of business.
'
JUST TWO days later.,
AND ANOTHKR gentleman,
a
UP IN Maine somewhere.
a . a
WAS UR1NU my Initials. .
AND WRIT1N0 a column.
,
AND I wrote and asked him,
WHERH HE got the Initials.
AND HR enswered me.
THAT HU'D picked them out.
a
FROM THU alphabet.
. e
AND I sent him a hook.
a a
AND WROTH on the fly leaf.
a a
THAT WIIHN he got tired.
AND COULDN'T wrlta anything
a
TO VBK em of mine. '
a a
AND HP! wrote and told me.
HK'D T'K'.UCHT It all over, V
a
AND WAS much eb:iipd.
BUT HK'D kl'led hla column,
.re
AND ANW AV, John.
IF IT Isn't ail right.
WHAT TP EPF! fellows do.
WHATI'v Kli TI1KY get for It.
WH.lt DO them no gcou,
. a ,
AND IF it If nil rights
see..
IT Wil l. I.elp them some.
ASl) WON'T hurt mo.
I HAVFi a contract.' '
FOR PO much per weeV.
1
FOR A long time.
I THANK you.
HOROSCOPE
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 67, t1,
(Copyright 1919, by tho McCIure News
paperr nynaicntc;
n..A nA auil Knlanisai In th . n1n.n-
wy fovrnnwnt for this day, accord-
ma: 10 astrology. nue dkiuui u
VCUU8 are in ueneno kspvcti m.n.m, iiop-
a,-.A . timlial iarak a. 11 llVPr4A
a. 1 . m,...t i.e.las orKlnh tn ha. ntnflt
.11 IS ca, nnnj W"'" " "
conservative in . mi ousiiirstt
but mining tnteresU re subject to
Women nave a goo a airecuon wnne
hould benefit enpeclaUy tbrough deal
ings Wiln men m rr uu uianii.Mwn
hi a favorable sway for weddings
or engagements. The stars still lore
shadow a great Increase In the number
Ul oia, I ik,d, .
mere tn i. . simmer msn guvtrt tuna
sto.'Ka an'i mere is nin:iiiiwn m.
many good luvextmenta will suffer a
lemiioiary depreciation. ,
... u.l V,jlt.aaa VantliVaa l en.
Jolred for Saturn may cause serious
ai:u unexecie.i loeses.,
This aiiouin ne a ii.ohl ntvumuiti
..l.llv luMrv 1'nr ar.fT-eases.
Journeys coire in.uur a inioiaiim
sucfict. eMwitili' ihoe. on the water.
The S'-ers foreiel! that the courts will
hps,- testimony (hat concerns army mat
ter. A sensational cmrs In which ai
...t... 1 t,nv,ii.llra tail.
y 1 1 nn i a 1 " ' ' a -
Witters miiy find the conilltions dif
ficult todiy, for it l uronhesied that
new staiMlards In literature hare been
... n v.iii. A I... uraa a v oarlan.A.
Changea In newspaper management
Newt of Memphis
6 Years Ago
Twice Told Tales
News of Memphis
10 Ytars Ago.
SEPTEMBER 86, 1893.
Memphis, have bn advised that the
young man committed Fulcide by snoot
Ing himself tftrougn tne neaa in a
boarding hous In St. Louis, tie was
dennondent over unemployment.
1111,3. tUlllllllW .......IB
Wilcox have returned 'from the world's
fair. ' ''.'-
MaJ.- raeaari Weatlirforcl has re-
4 ct Tnla Mai tV anther.
ford says hla string of race; horses are
In fine shape ana are ori.ngui in c
cash.
n.u. .n.A.MNl tha famnhi4 Vi ir
I ittt iiianaa. .,iv. , ........
and Exposition association Is prepar
ing tor tne isu ratio . "i" ... i
Fifty members of Uie - Tenth Ward
Democratic cfub mot at Georgia and
Msin streets and entimsiastlcaliy in
dorsed George. .ildsimger tor.mayor.
lames K. uauagner ana j. ,..,
. j . . n t f?...erim I r.Vialr
man of tho club and W. O Donnell, see-
"The Metropolitlcal club',"" a conception
. . . . ..t. .m.n nf CI M Tlimfr.
O. lite inure ...,. ... ' -
Was organised. The dub Is composed
of working mem. it .noorncn i ut.ii.
nge of silver. t a ratio of 1 to 1 and
assailed the present assessment and
taxation oi propervj ... oiiiinua.
CrDTCUHEI) 1009.
wv. 4.1. ti. jratierrron arnveu in mein-
pruw 10 De tne cniei ni.eaKer at uie
cvieuraiion oi me juuin niifcvtDiB,i j ui
the birth of Admiral Raphael Semmes.
ansa josepntne strosaoerg nas ar-
riveii irom an eixiensive vrip auroaa.
having visited London, Berlin and Paris.
Mr., and Mrs. s. B. Anderson nave
returned from an extended Western
trip. .
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Speed and Miss
Roberta Speed have returned from a
summer trip to .joioraao.
Mrs. w. J. Ts.nigiu nas reiumeo irom
l vlsft to her sister In Earle, Ark.
ijurs. Virginia r raci jjuj-in lias m.
turned to "Memphis from a summer trip.
After a visit with Memphis relatives
Mr ann Mrs. wauer r.n.ery are en
route to their home in the istnmui oi
Panama. -
Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Anderson have
returned from a visit to friends in
Minnesota. ' '
Mrs. E. L. MacGowan and Miss Nor
ma MacGowan are visiting Mrs. David
Bo'l MacGowHn, In Knoxvllle, Tenn.
Mra. Ciyde Beck, of Coahoma county.
Miss., formerly Miss Dorothy Coora. of
Memphis, is the guest of her parents,
Dr. and Mra. C'oors. '
and the establishment of now dailies
se"tn to be foreshadowed. )ne of these
will gain gret batlonal Influence.
, increase of the lilrthaato is tnaicaten
and more plrla than hoys -will be born.
Bneflts for the, negro race are pre-,
aged ar.d a new leader will arise aitong
them. . . . 1
persons wboae Wrttldate Is should
avoid litigation as It will be exceed
I'.tfly unlucky In the coming year Tho
who are employed piiou ft make tht
mo't of their opponu'iHle '
' t'hl'dren born on this dav may be
... i. .,.!, hm winri si.rl aen-
erous. Then ruWecls of Ilbra usually'
bave forealgrii ana a iov oi jmu,
- RUNS FOR MAYOR.
HICKMAU Ky., Sept. '. 2. Spl.)
R. M. Isler, prominent man of thta
city, has entered the race for mayor of
Hickman, subject to election in No
vember. .Mr. Isler tnakea the thd
candldata in thl race, the others being
J. O. West and J. R. Brown. This elec
tion will be held to fill unexpired term
. f O. Caruthers. who has served
two years 6r bis four-;vear term, Mr.
rtfuthera resigning as he is now build
ing a new home outside of th city
limits.

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