THAT the drunkard is not a good citizen is manifest. That the "steady" drinker stands in danger of becoming a drunkard admits of no denial. That the drunkard is not to be trusted in a place of responsibility, that his services are neither sought nor retained, is the business side of the question. Present-day efficiency demands sobriety.
A firm in Massachusetts marked 700 $10 bills before giving them to its employees on pay day. Before the following Tuesday, 400 of the marked bills were deposited in the banks by saloon keepers.
