Evening Star Newspaper, August 8, 1937, Page 93

I'D SHOW HER- DADGUMMIT/ I'D LEARN MAMIE SHE CAN'T i TELL ME WHEN 1 CAN AND CAN'T GO OUT—ONLY SHE’'S WATCHING THE DOOR JUST LOOKING FOR TROUBLE. S YER ALL SET. I STRETCHED TH’ HAMMOCK SO. YOU CAN LIGHT ON | 1T JUST LIKE 'TH’ \ MAN ON TH' FLYING TRAPEZE. HAS MY LITTLE GIRL BEEN PRACTICING HER MUSIC LESSONS WHILE I WAS OUT OF TOWN<? he Sundiy St WELL. You cAN GO oUT TH’ WINDOW WHILE SHE'S WATCHIN' TH’ DOOR, — ‘\CA:'TCHA?. WELL, KAYO- YOU SURE CAN \ FIGURE THINGS . OUT 4 #e, WASHINGTOMN, D. C., AUGUST 8, 1937 WHAT A MAN/ RULED 8Y A WOMAN/ WHY, IF THAT HENPECKED WORM WAS MY HUSBAND I'D MAKE HIM Go/ UNCLE WILLIE PROMISED TO TAKE ME TO THE MOVIES AND MAMIE WON'T LET HIM GO I COULD-BUT IT'S QUITE A STEP AND MY FEET IS SO TENDER. THE IDEA! THE MAN'S JUST LIKE A MOUSE AROUND MAMIE. NOW I WONDER WHO HUNG THAT OLD HAMMOCK OUT HERE. WELL, ['LL TRY AND THINK UP, SOMETHIN ANYHOW, IT DOES MAKE A CANDY PLACE FOR A BODY TO LIE DOWN AND COOL OFF. WHAT DO YOU THINK YOU'RE GOING TO GET OUT OF YOUR MUsIC LESSONS IF YOU DON'T BUT I DON'T _PRACTICE, KITTY? WANNA PRACTICE AND I BRUNG TH!IS PICKET ALONG BECAUSE I FIGGERED YOU!D LOSE YOUR - TSK-TSK- TSK- POOR UNCLE WILLIE. Bl 0 TribuneN Y. News Syndients,dne FIFTY CENTSA WEEK FROM THE PEOPLE NEXT DOOR AND A QUARTER FROM THE LADY ACROSS THE STREET, Reg. U. & Par. OFF.: « . Copyright. 1937, by Chicago Tribune-n. Y. News Syndicate, Ine.