South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 286, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 13 October 1922 — Page 22

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

Friday Morning, October 13, 1922 UNCLE WIGGLY Camels Are "Army Mules" in Levant War V. as G irl R a i s I .-o criu--'.y. You ar r. oi ' lrizr- inninz oi Yi:i:."O.V. T'... ;. : t --Vo'.:: I - o r ' . 1 I l.i'.r.y. 1 rs '.l.l ! i::i: r .1 jto:!-. n,"nl :.irr:u r. !.v.:;;it Ok'.vi i ; n. ;;-ar hff, f.ik--. 1 irl; f.it f r r.t bo.ly . li- n i; ' ( :r. ' ti "r.iK: .i f -' i' it-.! :i 4:"--..,ur: i J '. : t. 1 'hi:.i ; ; '.-' r : t !-. UV,!, trs r cur :y fair. .' c.tr: : 1 n:f :irt ;.t;7 ft .-ra t-r: ; T , l:urt ! Tau.-'1' 1 : fr. If you v . i :-i -.!- : to - t!k " 1 i' ! yo;i :; y r- n v yo ;r fii- : T.r.o w. :;.- ?-.-. no., .;i"l ;;. of ?tunp lan. lo .v r.d mU' 1 A' i Anl rol;r- :.. Wuizy w j. "I Ml - r.-i ! X .r- .I..r. t.r; s.; !.,-. 'uii I rr. . r.ir i i : axx::: r..x:i:n:: A- ! rur.zy Vu:: 7 v.'" p 1 Zf.iV.T a n. ' f a'i ;iay a:: ! h ft. r ( ',2 C V. . rry h::r. -tv. I "A" C s. I i' 11- ! ,i u :' r. r.'I I d' know whm I f-h .i; l t t ' . . k it r a a: I fr. mi i!1 r:-nc ! far s ' r?.

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Tbc cair.cl takes tho place cr the wVmcrlcan array mule In the fighting In Asia Miner. Herd a train cf tho heavily laden Leasts 13 paying ccxesa a closely guarded bridc Wonder how they srvear at a camei.

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"'hn :i"PI-M alr.rfr. 'at -.vill Mon j ( r.uM," !:;:;!.' 1 ta bunny ijontl"- and I lock at that carrot

Til of t!-. carrot that tho IVx crld:

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n.a . rr.?!. "I'' 'rr.-- with yon and try." h't' liuddv 1,-J T't - lo, V'-"i!v f.vrr lh-

rr.mjsrn "! to tn nnimai .o;-y ar;.j to v. hre ?i:r.:nit sat hsld tho Cir- "H:i;h ho! What a thin.' r ""k. In tao crack of which tho carIt im to Li yrinr!" : r-1 wr.i rauat. And ainn.io vm Thn. Jun to how- that h- v.Mrt f ry;r- Tar.; ran down tho faco rm ocl as h. looked. Lnc V. 'ii'e.'Üy . ,,f th :itt rabMt boy. JumT'-l up In tho a!r and cki;;! -Why, Fammle!" rxclaimod I.'nIf!

-i r.o v.XLy to .act!

htr.d -.a- torthr. I" vn i.' W!-A:ily. "That

tsn" -with a Jour. . Wh-n j ou have troublo don't fit "Ourh! Wouchi:" ?-:d.n!y ' rfvn hosido it and cry!" rrkd a voi'-o a4;no.t her. ath 1'it"! "What what should I-rr now VirilyV i.aw,, and tho bunny what .should I do?" ttainmorrd b'atnJuinped to on'1 y'.d' anä rxcla'.m' d : ' rr.ic. "m-via Tay -dnk r;o! I ho your, "Why, po riht clo? up to the pardon, wiioevor ycu ar-. I hope I troub, look at It on all sidM and

didn't Ptrp on your tail."

"'i wiiafs .L'.ct to l.. lone!" laiih-

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"No. yoTi didn't do that, for I have, the bunny centlcman. "Coruo no tail." ft:: ".vr red a voleo, and out!,,n, now. lot'.- you and I louk at that of thn tall rmr c-arr.i Uuddy, th r j c irrot together." fTu!r.-a p! b- y. Clulna jdw I.av.-j "it- .- ,,f ro u.. T'nc W ii'-ily." no tall -a all. Tiri I hao told you c i , i . i:::in;( . "bv tried every way b"for". NV-ithr Hriht r.yo.s lo-rhon- to j till carrot out of tl:'" P.u-ddy l.i 1 evn th" littlest tee nie.-t j , and Utiddy had lulled inf. bit of a tail. , j-.;it can't --t th" carrot lor... "You didn't -tr; on my tail, fnclej oh, dear, I -ur.s it will hav- to stay WllTKlly. but you almost. vtoppr.,i or.jthr.ro forever, and Mother will bo ine," went on Iluddy. I -., disappointed, as six wanted to "Oh. I'm .sorry." said tho rabbit! niake a carrot shoi tra eke." Kntlernan. "You so. I was junu'-l "foia- now. Sammir! It'.-- you ln up and down. lerau--o I f-' t ' rather spry. I didn't know you . '

-wor anywhere around hri." j "I Ju.-t came." fail Duddy, 'and: I was looking for you." j "Looking for Why?" asked j tho bunny. "I I hop th I'uzz ! For or Woozio Wolf i-n't coming, .spok .Mr. I,ont;r.ir). "No, it in't that," oplain'-l P.uddy. "I came to tell you that fAmrni Iirtltall is In trouble just) Over the hi!L" I "RiinmiA in troubl"? What sortj of tremble?'' askd frad Wiily. ' X'arrot trouble." said Ituddy. ""Virrot trouble?" repeated the : rabbit. "I don't know that I ever; h"anl of t'nnt kind of frouljl. T'nles, you rr.'-un Kimrnie lia oaten tot, much carrot and l.r tho to-.thache." "No," slid Ibjddy. "Hut .animieV' mother sent him to the ftore. to pet a carrot. an;m: In 1 it pnrt -way home and th c irrot fell down in rnvi in the ro .-de and Sammie ran't ct It up. 1 mean h can't pet tho carrot up. and he feels si'l ; about it. I mot him ard I said I'd ( omo and .o if 1 could find you. and I h.Tve. aral maybe .u an help Sammle and carrot."

T'r.e Wi'lly. .'ammie hrppei b..j "Whv! Wow! Oli fide hix uncle, and IJuddy watched' and away he ran.

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"(loci, tUn.m'e:- laughed I'nc!--WiVily. "You f-ec you are bcin::i:UT to think for your-' lf. and that is pood not (.uily fi.f rahlot b..-ys but

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th :n. Truly t!ie carrot was -wedded very tishtly in tho ci-ack of tlio big ror 1:. where It had fallen. Sammle." said Undo WlKily.

suddenly, "did you try to jjrnaw that fur every o:;

carrot In two pieces, and then try to pull out one piece at a time?" '"Why, no, Uncle Wipgilyl I never thought of that!" exclaimed Sammie. Suppose you tryl" suggested the uncle bunny. "I will!" cried Simmit. With hi-

sharp teeth it took him r . t r " Amnesia llciim Kecits

UiiUUkV.O H f ii 1 VIT-i parts. And then, without an . .ublo at all, Harrjmie, all alone, pulled out first ono piece and then the other piece of tho yellow ve'etabP-. "There you are!" cried Ur.-Je Wipily. "And you can carry It much. a:er that way, Sammie." Tho raT.blt boy pi- ked uj the sharp end of tho carrot, and just thn tho Fuzzy Fox .pran:r out ot the pushes and tried to nibble Uncle Wifrrrily's ears. Fut ?ammio tan at tho Fox and tickled the bad chap so hard in the ribs with the sharp

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I said i!".y t:n w e.-jld s-i:t ir.. I '. a :.:! t, p to a Itn" n:d l-.o ald if I w nt I -ouhln't s". him any ii.or. !- sa.d he w"s C'inr to ; ave r. t month if he didn't :n irry me. I am sure this man loves ra

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Ile Ar. 1 j te.- ; He . i . s , ; A: 1 p : . d s ash : :: b-r on lb-

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dj:ai: a.vnii: uat;kii:: I am a Kirl of FT, and am deeply

And If tho r.r-edu. doesn't nlnk ii '' u. ry.. at the spoM oi threa-I and make1 IIc wl to aro a preat lo.il for c...-e fnnnv ra-! mo first- but doesn't Feen to care

rjers. I'll teil ou next about Uncle

W!.ily and ui-.ie's cabbage.

and I do nrt know

v. ii'h I i-hould do in thir t .is-1 -o to tho tlar.ee or r.t. HELEN T. IIFLFN T.: If you -cil'.y lovt ! 1 1 youmr man. why b n't yc u morry him. my Ueir. and why i you d:5pl him by ward ins: to '" to R dance where h) doe.s not wish you

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Are you f.irn you love him'

I now wit ether lie sxv.i mo (-v not

; I heard he wa.s keeping" company' i with another crirl. NTo- t'ii )iT-roi

my" feeling very much. ! I would be very glad if you would ?iv me ome ad ice a to how I

Co'lll III His Moiltli can v i- lim Lack, as I wii; never

NFW YOJtK, Oct. ..Henry 1 c 0 f, r ny or-

Iiaunvsirtcn. 7:: yca.-.s old. evidently

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placed in Ibdb'Vuo liospital. tinabb to tell hi.s addre-s. 1 1 was f.. und at Second av. and Tidrt'i-nint a walking bark and forth, with a coin in his mouth, completely !-;. A policeman spke to th.e old man ami tried to per.-uade him to remove tin coin before he swallowed it. but v.aunable to do so, and so called an ambulance.

LONESOME GIRL.

LONESOMr: OIIIF,: You a-e very

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MEDITATIONS OF A

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Tin: woM.w-ii.vri:K. I know a r.nn who JTAT.ES women. And with reason oh, a hundred reasons! lie hutrs tho modem woman be-

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i. so ox remdy d k .-a" . othrr woman b e..i:--' nothir.c: at all about !.-. Ho l:at s i r.-' vm,!-;.', a one refuel to r. .!!.' 'oiuvAnd auo'li- r Wiui .ti L .-a will never f:;'.-1 up TltYlN". t him!

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STOCK EXCHANGES CLOSE THURSDAY ciiir.;o. 1. Ilu ldCÄfro Tw.nl of traI aiul stKl rtchanz. as dl n- tln in New York. Kaiia l ity, St. Ioui. MilWrtukt . anil Tdt d. Hi re t lo-otl tfxlay. t'oltimhus day.

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Our Stock Reduction Sale is the opportunity you have been looking for. This Sale, which has saved hundreds of dollars for South Bend people, offers you high quality Furniture and Rugs at greatly reduced prices. We are sacrificing everything to make room for the DeVore Furniture Co., and every sacrifice on our part means

a greater saving for you. You'll be surprised how much you can save here. Come

in early, for this sale will last only a short time. Before going elsewhere drop in and see what remarkable values we ore offering.

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