Clarence
Batchelor was
born in Osage City, Kansas in 1888. After attending Chicago Art Institute,
he worked as a cartoonist for the New York
Daily News, the New York Journal,
the New York Mail and the New
York Post.
Batchelor was sympathetic to woman suffrage
and contributed cartoons to the Women
Journal and the Women Voter.
C. D. Batchelor, An Important Choice,
The Woman Voter (August, 1916)
In 1937 he
won the Pulitzer Prize for his cartoon,
Come on in, I'll treat
you right. I used to know your Daddy. Batchelor
died in 1978.
C. D. Batchelor, Come
on in, I'll treat
you right. I used to know your Daddy,
New York Daily News (25th April, 1936)
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