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Show The Alan to Avoid. Henry Clews, the oldest banker in Wall street, says in a recent magazine article: "The following blacklist I have had throughout my entire business career points the kind of man to be avoided: "Who villifies his benefactor. "Who unjustly accuses others of bad deed.?. "Who never had a good word for anybody. "Who is always prating about his own virtues. "Who boasts of the superiority of his family. "Who talks recklessly against the virtues of respectable re-spectable women. "Who borrows small sums on his note or cheek dated ahead. "Who won't work for an honest living. ! . "Who looks down on those who do. "Who imputes bad motives to those trying to do j good. I "Who betrays confidence. "Who is honest only for policy's sake. A "Who deceives his wife and boasts of it t? i ( others." ' i |
