Pee-Wee Harris in Camp by Percy Keese Fitzhugh

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Having risen from the gutter like so many world heroes who began as poor boys, Pee-wee proceeded to expatiate on the honorable company which had come out of that lowly and muddy abode into the dazzling halls of fame.

"That's where Mr. Temple began who started Temple Camp," he said. "Wait till I see if I've got my money all right; I've got seven dollars and fifty-two cents not counting my ticket because my father paid for that. I'll treat you all to sodas."

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