The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1914-06-25
W c. 7 u NOTES.

$4,000 was left to heirs by the will
OF John Friday, a prominent brewer
OF Pittsburgh, with this stern prohibit
tion measure-"any beneficiary who
directly or indirectly engages in the
liquor business shall forfeit all right
and claim to the estate" Are Bulmer
Lytton's words true? "Remorse is the
echo OF lost virtue"
Miss Ruby Seal was organist at the
w. @. T. U. Friday and enjoyed the
meeting led by Miss Anna Hughes
who introduced the subject, Cooper
alton with Missionary Societies." by
giving a brief talk on our responsible
ty. We quote, in part, The mission
aries have to deal with the mind Of
the heather in the stage OF its infancy
They are as children asking why we do
not prevent the liquor from devasting
their land, desolating their homes and
running their souls II we stand for a
higher civilization why do we not bring
to them pure civilization, one that
will not cause them more misery than
their present condition. They are in
their first stages Of development and il
they are dwarfed before they, as a ma
tion. morally and intellectually are
able to cope with this great evil. they
will never recover God holds ". re-
sponsible according to our capabilities
aud II we teach them the better means
OF life AZ they progress | believe God
will hold them much more accountable
wiz the sin be laid at their door or
ours2 He gives nothing. but worthless
gold who gives from sense OF duty
therefore let us not work for their
emancipation because we feel that we
as more enlightened people should
lessen their suffering but with actual
love in our hearts enter into the ranks
and our aim will be accomplished and
the will Of Goo be done in earth as in
Heaven" The subject was discussed
by other members and prepared us for
the program on Mission work in the
evening.
The proposition to place the public
school library with ours during vaca-
tion was favorably received aud it will
be looked after according to the regu-
lations of the department. How bet.
ter can the citizens employ the long
hot days, outside duties, than by read
ing the good books at their command
for the asking? Parents should know
what their childrin read. Character is
made by every thought gained from
the printed page as by word of mouth
Cory or A LETTER.
(No comments needed
Kansas City, Mo-, Dec 8, 1913.
Kelley Institute, Dwight, III.
Gentlemen:
Our customers are your prospec.
tive patients. We can put un your
desk a mailing list of over 80 600 iudi-
vidual consumers of liquor Tho list
OF names is new, live and active. We
know, because we have circulated IL
regularly. We will furnish this list in
quantities at prices below. Remittance
to accompany order;
10000. O................. $4,000
10000. ................. 10000
10000 TO $4,000 ........ 400 90
We will not furnish this list in lots
OF less than 10000. Discontinuance Of
business January lst is the occasion Of
s5iling our mailing list,
Yours truly,
KENTUCKY DIsrILLER's DisT. Co
w. Franklin, Pr.
The L. I. L. is learning songs that
tell their sentiments now and will re-
main so with parents cooperation.
The talk on blindness, causes and rem
edies was news TO some Thinking is
one characteristic of the children and
their reasoning powers are developed
on these vital subjects,
Grandma Savage interested the
children by telling Of little boy she
knew in Illinois who was bright but
men gave him drink when at the races
ana he became a drunkard and killed
himself and left his wife to support
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