Bingham News | 1923-10-13 | Page 2 | He New Youth

'I i' THE NEW YOUTH J I By Robsrt Stewart Sutllffe. J i iYX7UUE Is my wanderlpg J VV ooy tonight r a mother i , used to ask, as BUI would van- J ish from her sight when done i I the evening task ; a fear of trou- J ble filled her mind, the gay life's lure was strong, she prayed some ' J guardian angel kind would keep her lad from wrong. ' In his own home perhaps for J Bill, was little wholesome fun, i i the boy showed nothing vicious, still, he felt when day was done i I the call of youth, of youthful J friends, of pranks the youth's delight, the thrill that freedom ' J often lends the lad who's out at 1 night J ' But life at home has moved J along, we've more thought for i i our boys, we furnish right to kill J J the wrong, we Join them in their i I Joys ; and, Bill no longer "hangs ' J nround," the home's no longer i i slow, good entertainment there J he's found, we have the radio u L