The Presbyterian of the South : [combining the] Southwestern Presbyterian, Central Presbyterian, Southern Presbyterian. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1909-1931, April 07, 1909, Page 28, Image 28

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Every one of these f men know that if he had an employe in a position of trust, and if he found that that employe spent his spare time in attending the race tracks, and in betting through the books, French pools, auction pools, or other devices for the encouragement, promoting, aiding and as sisting of gambling on the race tracks, he would immediately dismiss that employe. He would not inquire of him whether he was successful, or whether he lost money. It would be enough that he knew that the employe was gombling on horse races. That alone would insure his instant dismissal. There is not one of these gentlemen who has a son fifteen to twenty years old, who would not be I distressed to learn that that son was attending the race track and participating in the operation of devices for encouraging, promoting, aiding and assisting gambling on horse races. There is not a father among them who would not earnestly and imploringly urge his son to Keep away rrom the races, and yet these same men are willing to spend their time, and money, and energy in establishing among us those very schemes and devices for the encouragement, promotion, aiding and assisting of gambling from any connection with which they would so eagerly screen their own children. "If this is business?if this is the business which the Business Men's League of New Orleans recommends to us?then I would say. rather let New Orleans uer ish than flourish by such business." MR. DOOLEY AND TEMPERANCE. Mr. Dooley, the well-known writer, whose words on a great variety of subjects have attracted wide attention for many years, said recently, in regard to what temperance people have already done, that they have made whisky "wrong to drink and hard to get." This is the gist of it. Moral instruction has emphasized the wrong of it, and legislation in many forms has made the purchase of it difficult in many States and counties and towns. It is hardly to be expected that temperance will be a perfect success, so long as honesty and truthfulness and purity and decency are failures in the lives and homes of so many people. However, progress is being made in all these lines, and for the time being we are glad if we are making I whisky and other poisonous drinks "wrong to drink and hard to get."? Herald and Presbyter. Keep the eye of faith fixed on the Immense power and Infinite wisdom of God, with whom northing Is either impossible or difficult.?Lawrence Scupoll. TH. ' April 7, 1909. on , ml I It's not always . g ' temper? I 1 That causes a horse to balk. It may be a Sore 7 Shoulder, a Bruise or a r Strain?maybe Colic or Bots. Dr. Tichenor's Antiseptic cures all of these trniihlet I AT ALL DRUGGISTS L U 23 and 30 Cents Also in quait bottles. WW ' ? & A. B. 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