While a Chinese child renders unquestioning obedience to his parents' orders, such obedience as a soldier yields to his superior officer, the American child must have the whys and the wherefores duly explained to him, and the reason for his obedience made clear.

It is not his parent that he obeys, but expediency and the dictates of reason.

Here we see the clear-headed, sound, common-sense business man in the making.

The early training of the boy has laid the foundation for the future man.

The child too has no compunction in correcting a parent even before strangers, and what is stranger still the parent accepts the correction in good part, and sometimes even with thanks.