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'liKfo:- : ' . "Qukksands of Youth"
LwW.aaWra.Aro'fWBq rtsptct fde.boyi. whoar. drawn tranflr to
V'fikW,- trlasr, .mlscnljross, unkempt, impulsiTS,-. drtarar,. ad,
aaa, loTmbl .youth, wha frcl that. maMtheUcttadtrMaodlnf of Its
iaiAiMMlbUitlti'.wMc1tcan eW oa).fam,krp)arin clwe touch with
trt,:titf nrgiM, entautiaamt, Jdrais aaa aspirations, x comramo
'fiutekfUBda.ofTetith," by. Franklin Chase, Iloxt..
L-taV aeat'lHportant'part of our.popuUtlon. U bojrdow.
r are our stalwarta In the chrTsaHa-iverr man waa a boy I trust
MlMWewtra4tcted-rU;it'rtaPy.o!-
imtfsomiiiint r treat wntror'tBe;ifairs or trie ruwre, s
'nwtae-Tmatrce eocoon noruirinf, protecting, cojaiuomui, iuiuiw
iSttertM-oPWniorrMr" i --,.,,,..'
kthe-f at rforTrtrihhi": In Uch la; being wrongM -Trlastlnlr the men
Ml tip-aaa.upMt mw-ao. dynasties, araw ana rtaraw coDiiaeuiai
rrlt baokr and -iittr vnirti that, will Shane the tbodsht of nations,
aaMaMrtkat-rlll rarnhitfniilr the ntinmFm and Indnamea and habits
ZHM. 1M!rfttiroTr1f-a that trill trtnthn th Roan BTtraae of human
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iajW5aet-lws jijat will,. direct uc aomga ana me atsumea 01
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4iehmre ..! beeereful-')th,our boys, to .be- patient with our boys
esilnfrtta sonl stuff who knows what awaits" around tee corner
It jo.bc.Mtlcat. with lorfr- boys!
:VSK.fpMw!t" 7t .ssk, with just a trace of a contemptuous ring.
ieBWa!',TOu-comment: "nlsh. tush and noo-hoo for your silly, foolish
saMralmasl" There, are no such things." '
s2jMf;yjt lt'Jra curious fact to-obacre, which -any man who really know
saeertnbereWaB'd, Which: Judf Hnyt points out, how faithfully-the smaller
StsMsaM of' youth mirror tho larger oars of grown-ups, and how often the forces
ejatrelH-hlTdr are the prototypes of those things which are destined to
ssfWt a4coatrot thetr future llres.
"? ltl7l4:the.iR)od fortone and. the- great -pleasure of ependltur one of- the most
MMMHti Jeara of my life working alongside Judge Uoyt in the New York
OWhrei'.-Cowhand 1 know whereof I speak when, I nay that It i wlth..thls
prM r Yliien ani reaponrtblllty, of keenest reaiixation and appreciation
CtMsibJllfIea;wItb which each boy's life Is big that, with In6nlte under-RH-aadteBderneM.
with cwaelructlre oyraoathr and bccaslofaal aternness,
IsIetsJentlBiroalhls-areat work of human Kalraae and unbuilding a work
ivMe-bvOnmla tmr with tnnrh mrrtirr anil wrrnt lar. and v!tI(11t crretalllaed
veaanO' iaa, wun an im interest, oumor, patnos ana irresuiioie appemi in
kVrlMaf b. "Qulcksanda of Youth."
EBSICJ ;BUBLia. LEDGER-BHjLAliEIJPHlA, : WEbNESDY, JUNE t 1921
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DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
The School on the l$e
b DAnnjr
pEGOY Wily, and Foliy Wisher -were
surprised to find themselres pupils
In tbe school of Profewor Tusky Wal
ros. When lpy wished that -they
might be In school she meant a nice,
comfortable school, such at xhe bad
ilwaya gone to, not a seal school on
the ice in the Arctic Uriel, with aVrors
old baldhrnded. "brhtly whiskered and
tusked Walrus ag a teacher.
"Second class In numbers," bellowed
Professor Tusky Wnlrus. The seals
flopped around ns though school were
breaking up, but after a flurry of ex
cltetnent tfijy lined up once more and
Peggy and Hilly found that the second
class in numbers was just the same as
tbe first cIbsh in zoology.
"How many wtcs are there in the
ocean?" asked Professor Wnlrus of
the seal at the head of the claw.
answered the
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"Correct I" bellowed Professor WaU'
rus, "Go to the foot of the class."
"If one big wave splits up Into small
wares, what docs It make?" asked Pro
fessor Walrus of the next seal.
"Lota of trouble swimming," bleated
the seal.
"Correct," bellowed Professor Wal
run naaln. "Go to the foot of the
class." And the second seal obeyed.
"How many fish are there in a
meal?" asked Professor Walrus of
'That's a queer question in num
bers," replied Peggy. "Ono fish usually
makes a meal for, our whole family."
"Vront. You aro a dunce. Get out
of the class," bellowed Professor Wal-.
rus, and he 6panked Peggy to one side.
"How many fish are there In t meal?"
he asked ttie class again.
"Not enough t" bleated the seals in
a chorus.
"Correct I" bellowed Professor Wal
rus. "Go to the foot of the class 1" ,
There was a mad scramble among the
seals to obey and a lively fight, which
was only nettled when Billy quietly
lined them up In n circle so there would
be no foot of the clncs.
"Third class In geography," bellowed
Professor Wnlrus. "Where is the best
place to Ko In summer?"
"To the northern ocean," bleated
the seals,
"Where Is the best place to spend the
winter?"
"In cool waters' midway between
horih and touth," bleated, the seals.
"Correct 1 And now do you get from
the summer sens to tho winter seas?"
asked the professor.
"We follow our noses;" barked the
seals.
That answer struck Billy as being
funny and tie began' to lnugb.
Professor Tusky Walrua glared at
Billy crossly.
"If you know so much about it, how
would you find your way from here to
the winter playground ?'f lie demanded.
The qiiestlon took Billy by surprise.
He didn't know how to answer.
"Huh 1 You aro not so smart ns you
think you are I" 'bellowed Professor
Tusky Walrus. "Get out of the class."
Before Billy could stir JProf essor Wal'
rus gave him a snarik that tieut him
spinning to the side of Peggy.
This way of teaching school seemed
odd to Peggr.
I wish l were teacher for hnlf an
hour," Hhe snid. 'Td tench these seals
somethings" '
No sooner was the wish out of her
mouth than Folly Wisher gavo a loud
laugh nnd. clnppcd his fcauds. "You
shnll have your wish," he cried.
"Yes," bellowed Professor Tusky
Walrus. "I am .tired of being school
teaeher. You shall take my n'nec."
And before Peggy could wluk, there
she was, the teacher of tho seal school.
How sho got on as tcadicr will bo told
tomorrow.
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