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living. ie girl, who possesses more delicate fibers of physical and
moral makeup than the boy, will be a ready subject for this new discovery.
This panacea will embody the principles of courage, self sacrifice and
rugged endeavor plus action combined with sportsmanship qualities which
we are happy to believe obtain in boys competitive interscholastic ath-
letics.

While educators and parents are constantly striving for the
betterment of youth, certain commercial concerns are endeavoring to sell
their products at the expense of the health of four youngsters.

The highest crime against our plastic American youth today
is the nefarious practice of such idiithinitins lines as these - (it's
toasted" -- "doesn't cut my wind" -- "not a cough in a carload", etc.
These rank misrepresentations and exaggerations are accompanied by a
picture of some of our national professional or amateur athletic stars.
No coach or athlete who has the interest of the American boy at heart
will ever sell out to the American Tobacco Trust for "thirty pieces of
silver." It is the acme of all arch betrayals.

There will never be a General Grant cigar. The tobacco
interests know full well the toll of life that has been taken and they

much prefer to have a picture of a young American school girl or the