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Show ; (.cords are kept, women contrlb- ute over nine percent of the total drunk arrests. Formerly drunken women were almost negliglbile in this country. Now they are fairly common. Many people are so susceptible to alcohol that they almost Invariably Invar-iably become addicts if they once begin the habit of indulging in it at all. They cannot drink in moderation. mod-eration. That is because alcohol injures their brains and their nervous ner-vous systems. It masters them and they become its slave. They started start-ed on the wrong road and they haven't the strength of character to turn back and get into the right road. tL'T1 0,omHo,vcs and tho. l "ln,w Mis into stuporous slum- 1 mid "2lmns the hd aches CnCWVnd deP-ln take d os ST f CXhllarat'n. What oohol mT7 " mca"" that al- CmL V Pia0n and ia unf't for miman consumption. Jfi; .yUth! You are ok ng lnt0 th0 real face Qf Jolly crowds, the gay laughter, jnemy, alcohol. Last night with the bright lights, he presented himself to you as a charming and desirable companion. You listened to his wiles and followed where he beckoned down the wrong road. This morning in the revealing light of day you see him as he is, your deadly enemy that is seek-npr seek-npr your destruction. Don't risk him again. Every time that you do, your will is being be-ing weakened and your powers of resistance are lessened. If you continue con-tinue to indulge the habit of drink, you are lost. The liquor habit is increasing, sad to relate. In one city where W jAl jAl "A 'A "A" 'A' jf 'JC JL" 'Jc -Jk. V 'ONLY TWO UOAm HE FOR 10 OUR YOUTH u-o mvnmpH mid morass, , ::;;:" " ..r 1; rip who nunc to them in the gui.se of fair friends ti, ht yield to their soduetlL Sonio of these young p00nle w. started upon thowroiic Zai !;,nW l""k h u vo gotten into heedlesy remain on the road w l t when it is too late that ty are hopeless entangled in the :8 ?f )mmS- stored health and weakened will Listen, youth! It is fashionable to drink cocktails today. There are many parties and social gatherings gath-erings where alcohol is served You ad better let it alone. It Tone of the chief enemies that you will encounter en-counter upon the wrong road Alcohol seems to be such a lolly lol-ly good fellow. He's wearing a mask. If you cultivate him, that pleasing face will change and some day you will know him for the fiend that he is. If you listen to his siren song and follow him he'll lead you down to disgrace and despair, perhaps a mad house or an early death. Let us look at some of the facts about alcohol. It is a narcotic poison. poi-son. At first it seems to exhilia-rate, exhilia-rate, to stimulate. When you take a drink it calls for another. For a little while care seems to slip away and you feel rich and happy. Bye and bye, the narcotic proper- |
