The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-06-08
Business Men Demand
bstiDenee on the Part
of Their Employees
&c. TT. PRIZES FOR BEST PA
PERS ON ABSTINENCE.

: dellyered Monday night Of the, com
!, Hetlceu1ent, The decision wa.
reached by three competent judges
THESE papers are published at the
request Of the local w, C. T. u.
lst Prize eth Grade. Elm Street
I schooI-Paul Alexander Stamey
{ 800.
1st Prize 7th Grade, Main Street
i School Montrose Ballard, $l.OO.
Snd Prize eth Grade Elm Street
.EScAeol julius Robinowitz, Soc.
zhd Prize-7th Grade, Main Street
school Ruth Mongo, SOC.
Byf Panl A stamey. 7th Grade, Elm ST. School,
They demand it from busi-
Eess standpoint, to protect their
business and incidentally to derive
g days work for days's nay, real
lzing that a 700 per cent man is far
superior in every way to SO per
cent man.
Because this is a day of eff
cheney and no man can be rs per
cens efficient who is not total ab-
stainer from. whskey, cigarettes, to-
eaco and skindred narcotics that sap
th6 9hfe, the vitality, the intellectu-
al farces of man, who was made al. !
6er Dle image of the perfect man,
the Father of US all -
Because every true man,
ertty true American especially, |
Wsints to better the condition of his
fellnW man, wants to impress upon
hlu1 the great responsibility of right
liyfpesof his high and noble duty t
OF ersicesto his God, his country
and to his home and loved ones.
because the salvation Of our country
depends upon the attitude of the COM
Ing generation in regard to these all
important matters of right living
The, business man. more and
more every year realize the necessi-
q, yea the imperative need of men
clothed in their right minds, free
from tiie curseaof alcoholic drinks
fkas have hiaSskd the lives af tl,3n-.
sands of homes. of cigarettes that
have dwarfed the physical and in
tellectual forces of young men right
az the time they should be growing
into vigorous manhood. Whiskey
and cigarettes 60 hand in hand, you
will find them both at the rum
shop, at the card tables and in all
he dens of vice. Many a soul has
0een ushered into eternity through
he hot blood of Whiskey drinker; ;
many a young man has become
zleptomaniac, yea even a common {
:hief and sent to a shameless life of {
penal servitude all on. account of
he little while rolls that contain {
1eath laden Whiffs of smoke and
ashes.
Take our jajls and penitentiaries. 1
and chain gangs and asylums, ard {
,ther places of confinement and I
eighty five per cent of the people |
here we're sent to these places c
through whiskey and its little cous- {
n, the cigarette; whether they
themselves were responsible or net. q
The father may have visited his sins 8
lpon his offsprings. because it is be- t
'ond dispute that through the SEX b
,sycbology of the race does such t
natter exist. t
5. The business man wants a
eliable, trustworthy employee one S
7hom he can trust his business to, v
,ithout standing over him every O
our in the day, wants to feel that O
here is a man that can be depend
upon under all circumstances" O
uch a feeling cuts out the worry ST
nd makes the business life more W
leasant and agreeable to all pal- a
es, both employer and employee. II
here is demand for the efficient ST
ian these days, more so than ever.
ach year it seems that the average 81
ian cares less for his employers OF
1siness; in fact it is now hard to to
It a man even so per cent efficient; W
nd no one knows this better than al
le employer. What is the cause kt
all this? And the answer is, the
ggest cause can be traced to in to
importance, of not living right, &C
hich produces a don't care dis W
)sition on the part of so many ci
eople' II
Show me man that is himself w
ZEN after taking his first drink. tn
ven then the human machinery is tn
It so finely poised and adjusted of
when he came into this world.
you continually speed up an en- ele
ne of course the engine will wear ar
It sooner than at a moderate gait; til
st so with the human machinery; We
, OF pour high proof alcohol into wi
mr. sEamach Unnr heart helms TO If