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LITERARY 21 aeterizes all of its dealings with foreign nations it finds that security which en- ables the Stars and Stripes proudly to unfurl its glorious folds. The world of today is a world of ac- tion-a world that demands sincerity. In- sincerity has corrupted society. Decep- tion has wrought havoc in politics. Even the world of labor lis weakened by seams of wax as were those damaged pots in the days of Rome. Chaos has run wild long enough. The time for reformation is at hand. The evils of society must cease to undermine the vigor and the morals of the people. Political corruption and just government cannot exist together any longer. Labor disturbances are akin to anarchy and incompatible with internal peace. The fall of corrupted and graft- ridden Rome is the warning. Sincerity is the only protection. This however, is but the one phase of this world of today. It cannot be justly said that the whole creation is merely a collection of evils. Among the evil, al- though at times deeply obscured, is found the good. Even as the great de- mand of today is sincerity, just so are volunteers rising to the call. They are advancing into the lists as the knights of yore. Their purpose is evident-their intention clear. They are arraying against evil, on the side of good. With these first signs of a great awakening, we cannot fail to recognize that a brilliant future lies before the people of this world. Do not anticipate trouble, .or worry about what may never happen. Keep ln the sunlight. -Franklin. U 8 U Submission to a weak man is discipline. Submission to a strong man is only ser- vility.-Grilbert Keith Chesterton. 8 K K If Americans can be divorced for in- compatibility of temper I cannot con- ceive why they are not all divorced. I have known many happy marriages, but never a compatible one. The whole aim of marriage is to light through and sur- vive the instant when incompatibility be- comes unquestionable. For a man and a woman, as such, are incompatible.-Gib bert Keith Chesterton. Sincerlty, the basis of all successful enterprise and a sure foundation for national honor and prosperity, must and will win its conquests. 1 4 a And now, after such a lengthy dis- Course on sincerity, it would doubtless seem like hypocrisy if I should not ex. press the emotions which I feel. Four years have we labored by each others side. Some differences we may have both among ourselves and with our teachers. Nevertheless we have prospered mentally by availing ourselves of the opportu- nities offered us in this school by the citizens of Reading. So it is not without regret that we leave, although we are anxious to test our strength in the battles of life. To our teachers we owe a great debt--a debt which we can never fully re- pay. We can merely hope that our fortunes in life shall be such as will make them rejoice in the thought that they have helped us to win success. With this hope, let us all forget whatever mis- understandings may have been between us, and in true friendship, let us part. Farewell is a word that is unpleasant to the ear and penetrates deeply into the heart. Gladly would we avoid its use, but, Hllhappily, we cannot. Our time to leave is here. We must go to answer the call bf duty. So with hearts, ever grateful to our Alma Mater, we now bid the faculty, the school, and all who were interested in the progress of our class, a fond farewell. A J1M THonP KIND. MiSS M011GYbags- Malcom, a suspicion lurks within me that you don't. love me, but want to marry me for my money, Malcom- You are silly. Don't you know I'm a member of the Amateur Ath- letic Union? Miss M.- Well, what has that to do with it? Malcom- A great deal. It bars me from taking part in any event for money. Q l U DEDICATED 'ro RAVEL. There was a boy in our class And he was wonderous wise t?J Whene'er there was a speech to be made He never failed to rise.
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