Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 89, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 August 1931 — Page 5

AUG, 22, 1931.

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This page is made possible by our leading citizens, who are lending their unselfish support to build wholesome characters in the youth of today—for they are citizens of tomorrow . V V - Copyright ty H. J. GAD EL •• 1 v

Honest Facts!

Most crimes are the results of misled individuals. Imagine a young man, who, in his home, is taught truthfulness and honesty and fair play in all things he does, to grow up to be a criminal. That usually is not the case, it is just the opposite. You will find the youthful criminal today after a thorough checkup, has a habit of misjudging the truth, has no regard for fact and has for years been living with a mind full of untruths.' % Parents, the greatest danger lies in this point: Are you satisfied with the principles of your boy or girl? Are you convinced that when he tells you something it is exactly as he states it? And most

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IX you are leaving ethical training out of the education of your you must accept the responsibility.

Eugene O. Burget E. C. Shireman James 3. Watson A. C. Sinclair Martin M. Hugg Adolph Fritz C. L. Harrod D. Smith Paul O. Ferrel Byron D. Hockensmith

This Is One of a Series on the Subject of “Taxpayers vs. Crime ”

What is learned in the cradle lasts to the gravel

Harry R. Wilson W. C. Smith W. D. Kibler Burrell Wright Frank B. Shields Charles S. Bruno Geo. M. Cornelius Wm. Ray Adams Macy W. Malott W. H. Sears

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of all, are you teaching your child to be truthful and fair in everything he does, whether on the play grounds, at home or in school? If takes one untruth to cover another and statistics prove that most children with the habit \ of telling untruths, find themselves in our courts of crime; Father and mother; can you imagine a truthful embezzler, burglar, murderer, thief or other criminal? t From childhood on; one who consistently fells the truth cannot go far wrong in other things. Parents, let us be truthful and by precept and example let us teach our children to be so. It will help them greatly in after life.

John A. Lindgren Jr. L. L. Needier W. J. Slate A. W. Metzger George Hilgemeier F. S. Cannon Walter H. Montgomery H. W. Bliss M. A. Riddle W. H. Settle

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Henry C. Ulen E. J. Booth Robert L. Smith R. D. Brown J. D. Dungan T. J. Sourbier W. E. McKee Harry A. Tutewiler H. E. Dougherty

L. Lynn Logsdon James A. Collins Warren K. Mannon Thomas D. Taggart W. F. Cheek Frank Binford Walter B. Freihofer Wm. F. Mullen H. C. Lathrop

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