Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1921-02-06 | Page 2 | "You Can Put Your Child in Who's Who, Too Says Youngest Notable

"YOU CAN PUT YOUR CHILD IN WHO'S WHOTOp SAYS YOUNGEST NOTABLE fe childhood' my mother horitlSfea; -N. ' 'r p' .-.pie will ht, 'Wlat W X - other children thlQk ot roi! KL' ,' - ' "V "No. they were net I 90U , thought I krew anythlry-HB WM V much to know to .:. B r ' . ' thought llko thnt." j: f And what does Mlsa " r j of men and love, and nurrtif-B : -V , MS-, ' .Wc-'Vy Men are great fun to ron? vR 'fA observe- Wtt I j. j Love'1 Something to ht "ppj j r ;' M.irrht;- ' th' ri -W F time to think about (hit Winifred Snckviiie Stoner. Jr nt 2 ami ut 18. Ry D.Tl XA BARNES. Bt2? Jr"nK- r Wlnlfr Saekvlllc Who-I'who h'' you' Person in , vvnoB Who. has a new ambition. It's foraSng:0 At 18 he Written a book of poetry at the age inaPUonrathneCOllCC -Been the master of seven languages' Miin Sg$5js t15 books I stage und.?ernnWt:JuIi2dBOamn. El gpoodftw;noutprchrov-r;"-" Si3Sngitt si1 T' concelvej Uieorv of S ,n "Imply, mental and physical mont I the'gf UI 'rrethat at' thamy mother (WWftao" 'I am independent; every other nor.! In ,Vh Cr""d b0 '"dependent at 18 fl-hfte woi". 1 WM equipped to 5,h l'"fore tho battle started, not tiler, as most young people ;u, J ' h. the parent sufficiently l! Ptoperly rears tho child, training Icvc'rythlnB to my early W hour "l aIlowel to Wliste thl'ln?. chlldren aro kept back by their par ants' love of the ridiculous that sounds like an amaslni itate-ment; itate-ment; nevertheless It's a true state- vV , 1 me explain-brok-L0 p",," t0 heur child talk talk ClnsUh Wt la called 'baby-noMnri.ii 'baby-noMnri.ii y are Pllvated by mlspro-ivl mlspro-ivl ? ?8 .and mls In general. lTt6.0 tcute- "o 'adorable." ' sVhul numanity displays In gen- stumM, " th ?Wn at the circus J stumbles over his own feet j "And that has been, so far, the basis I on which most children grow up. If you insist on accuracy from tho I "tart, your neighbors are Koing to say, ! lou are robbing tho child of its