Class in physical training, Base Hospital, Camp Pike, Arkansas]

_Rivers, Harbors and Parks_

[Illustration: DISABLED SOLDIERS STUDYING AGRICULTURE

Preparatory to practising it on a sixty-acre farm provided next to the

hospital]

In addition to the vast work of reclaiming desert lands, protecting

forests, and improving rivers, harbors and canals, Uncle Sam has spent

millions of dollars in opening up to the people great natural wonder

realms of the country and putting them in order for outdoor pleasure

grounds. Four National Parks--the Yellowstone, the Yosemite, Glacier

National Park and Rainier National Park have already been treated in

individual numbers of The Mentor, and future issues will be devoted to

others of these magnificent public domains. The Grand Canyon, to which

a Mentor number has also been given, is not one of the National Parks,

but is a Reserve set apart for all time by the Government.

[Illustration: SCHOOL AND GARDEN IN ALASKA

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