Life — July 30, 1925 — page 34: what you’re looking at

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Ex- ercise, or study, or some of those mys- terious businesses which form so great a part of a boy’s world. The supper, and colors again—with the day’s added discipline and training shown in their salute. After that, the fun in the big meeting-room or out- of-doors under the trees. What has your Tribe done to-day? Which Tribe was the best? What can you do to-night to entertain the other Indians? Smartest bunch you ever saw! All they need is Will Rogers to go out there and teach them a little business with the lariat, and the performance will be complete. There's the bugle again! What, is the thing ended so soon! The crowning excitement! The flag is given to the crack Tribe of the day! The Tribe, with justifiable swank, takes it off to bed. And right here comes an- other wonderful thing. The beds of each “squab” are placed star-like, fect nearly touching and heads radiating to all points of the compass. Gives greater circulation of air! Think of any one planning that for these poor children who sleep, God knows how, when they are at home! But, perhaps, they will be able to carry some of these noble and marvelous ideas back to the tenements with them. The lucky Tribe puts its prize in the little space left in the center of the group of beds. And the tired Indians are lost in instantaneous sleep with Old Glory keeping watch over them. Let's call it a day. Let's think of it and the sweet, cool air that bounds it on all sides. Let's think of two whole weeks of this sort of thing, and of those poor youngsters to whom it all is a revela- tion of order and honor and patience and rich meaning. Let’s think of $15, or $10, or $5, or $1. Well— What price better citizens! What price “fresh air”! Lire’s Fresh Air Fund iously acknowledged. $13, Syn W, Clyde, New York iS and Mrs. C. W. Wiley, Seattle, 1.00 Mise . E. 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