The Daily Missoulian., 1911-06-08
DR.. 0RNE JEALOUS
IN WORK
VENERABLE APOSTLE OF THE
UPllFT IS TO HOLD A MASS
MEETING HERE SUNDAY.

juvenile court ana the PROBATION Sys
tenn. who. with Mrs. Orne liz spending
this week In Missoula. has completed
arrangements for "A mass meeting at
o'clock Sunday afternoon. at which tn,
doctor viii speak upon the worl,
which Is being done for the redemp-
tion OF the boys and girls. The meet
ing will be held in the assembly room
of the Masonic temple Mayor Reid
VIII preside.
Dr. Orne has visited the local courts
and has made friends with the judges
whom he characterizes as broad and
/ humane. lie viii also visit the city
schools today and tomorrow. He says
he is well pleased with Missoula and
! has had the most encouraging rccep-
ton from everybody, including the
county commissioners.
DR. Orne has a series of talks upon
the uplift work which are interesting.
He has followed his present work for
many years and IL an enthusiast.
Here II one Of his articles upon Home
Girls" which deals with subject
which is vital In Montana ut present:
America liz almost out of home
| girls This Is tremendously terrible
truth that commands humanity to halt
and take time To investigate facts as
| they are. This Is the one and only
way we viii ever become Interested
In our own and othcrs--by being in
telligently instructed.
where IL the home girl of today?
What has become Of her these latter
years? ] am inquiring for the girl that
stays at home and helps mother
handle household duties, cuddles and
comforts baby brother just Ike moth
er, straightens, sWeetcns and strength
ems life's domestic skein when IL would
twist and tangIe: lifts and lightens the
burdens mother must bear upon her
shoulders. homemaking. child bearing
and man making.
Big brother In proud of his sweet
sister Everywhere he goes and every
body he sees he just boasts of her
beauty-he holds his sister sacred.
guards her jealousy from every
thought of eril IL her first and finest
champion and her holy happy infm-
ence In only second To mother In saw
ing big brother to true manhood. Fond
father can hardly wait for time to
quit work. get home ana meet mamma
$500 ''"i oahEit'I, NIlbNt IdlI uIuIntSS
makes true the song BE II ever SO
humble. there's no place like home
How many homes Of this clnss and
character are there In this country?
deuteronomy xi. 1921. IL my au-
thority for asking this question
Please answer according to the Scrip
ture. Where are girls II not mt home ?
Why' she's gone to school; gone to
the city To see the sights; she's ON
the streets. nj moving picture shows.
theater. card party. swell society
dance or strutting upon the stage In
modiste raiment for the admiration
ana applause of the public, which
costs mother her last drop of lifc's
blood. Too many mothers sacrifice the
very necessities Of life: slave day and
night that their daughters may shine
IN society with never friendship shown
or Flowers strewn until the coffin
catches and covers.
Hope Of Nation.
What hope or help have we In the
'good-for- nothing 'gad-abont. golden
girl or today. although she may he
the public's pet and. like II popular
actress make million Of money with
her fine figure and then retire To en-
JOY her fortune. The girl that does
not stay at home and help mother
and there is not n home 80 rich that
sister IL not needed--is not n hook
upon which people or nation can safely
hang her citizenship. The hope of ey-
cry nation Is In her home girls In her
mothers girls
NOW, ! would warn mothers OF this
one vastly vital thing-watch your
children carefully. closely, that they
be not caught by any OF the count
less snares set by satan on the streets
or IN sinful surrounding where they
soon learn things too shameful 10
speak of when they should spend their
entire lives innocent of such llnowl-
edge.
The true Christian mother chooses
the association of her offspring and
holds confessional with her, we men
ana women every evening, and thus
mother knows just what is In baby's
hind or heart. In this close touch to
her lttle ones mother keeps her mind
free from evil thoughts and thus train
the tender heart to trust In its feel
ings In the presence of anything that
hihts of impurity and yet never Yields
10 the evil. Taught To discern be-
tween good and evil. knowing that II
must tell mother every word spoken
or heard during the day, the child soon
learns to be ashamed of anything un-
holy or unlovely
Mother, are your girls to be sold
INTO slavery now carried on I'm our
On tA1
s"-cHlled christian country. that
would put to shame the hucksters In |
humanity on the Congo In the dark |
ages Answer to God. to whom YOU
VIII nave to give an account For His |
promises are to you and your house
hold"