Article October 28, 1933 Issue

Signs of the Times

with contributions from Charles Mayo, Robert Brumblay, R. N. L., Thomas N. Carver

[Dr. Charles Mayo, in the Union, Evanston, Illinois]

You will hear men bewail the loss of their drink, of their personal rights, but the rights of the few who cannot see ahead or have the future of their nation at heart must be regulated to safeguard that great body of future citizens who are now ready to step into the ranks. Education is what we need to combat this condition.... We, in the United States of America, have tried to give you a field of action free of the barricades which used to be set up by the legalized liquor traffic. Keep yourselves free from all entangling habits.

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