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Show LITTLE TOMMY TUCKER SINGS FOR HIS SUPPER The other day, when the Wom-ans' Wom-ans' Relief society was holding their annual meeting at the church, thoroughly thor-oughly enjoying the occasion and just ready to' partake of their scanty allowance of food, it was found neces sary to send a committee to the store for a few more crackers and an ounce of cheese. When the committee returned, re-turned, they found the place was being be-ing besieged by a delegation of I. W. W's (I Won't Work) headed by Bish op Bird and their cry was, "We want pie, but we won't work." This, the ladies with their usual severeness denied! de-nied! them. A council was finally held and it was decided to feed the bunch on condition that they sing and Oh! Oh, such. 'singing and the only way to- stop them was to fill them up, so they could not sing, but there was not grub enough, so the songs were turned into wails and the iburden of it all was, "Oh! how hungry hun-gry I am. P. S. Steve Stoker paid! us for writ !ing this. N. B. Jim Tanner wasn't there but Jo Kinney was. |
