Evening journal., 1902-04-30
SUNDAY SCHOOL
WORKERS MEET
Continued From First Page).

board of Springfield, Mass, the chief Of
police of indianapolis, the chief Of police |
OF ST. Joseph, Mo-, Mayor Graham, Of
Lincoln, Neb., and the superintendent of
the Nebraska reform school, were all
quoted TO show the good results Of the
enforcement of the curfew law. 1t was
related by each that there had been
marked decrease OF from 20 TO 75 per
cent. in the number Of arrests Of juvenile |
offenders, and that there has been
moral and social betterment OF young
people. In addition children have inn
proved in their school studies.
Mr.. Miller read many other letters
from police chiefs in towns and cities Of
Massachusetts, fav0ring the adoption Of
the curfew ordinance. Referring TO its
adopton in that State Mr.. Miller said
that many Of the papers raised a great
hue and cry TO the effect that police de-
partments in the cities where it was
used would have to be increased. This
objection, he said failed to hold good, FOR
IT, no instance was such necessary, on the
contrary, however, such good results
came from its use that patrOlmen not
only had hut little trouble in enforcing
the ordinance, but were given greater
time in which to attend to other duties.
The total number of schools report
ed in the district was 391. with $3.50
teachers and officers and 4O,O7S schol-
ars, or nearly 25 per cent. Of the entire
population of the State.
The delegates present are assigned
as follows
Mrs. A. NJ. Adkins with George w.
| Todd No. 1905 West street. Mrs. Ell
wood Black with Mrs. Carrie Lyman,
No. S34 Monroe street; the Rev. ]. +.
Bryan with j. II. Burns, No. 1916 West
Seventh street. Mrs. A. c. Bowers with
George w. Todd, No 1905 West street;
Miss Mary Burton with Mrs. Benson,
No. 1904 West Tenth street; Mrs. G. c..
Clifton with Mrs. Bowman, No. 1900
Delaware avenue; Miss Lille Collins
with the Rev. II. S. Dulany, No. 222
Walnut street: ]. r. Cook with Mrs.
Cook. No. 1910 Washington; Miss
Daisey Clark with Mrs. Howland, No
7l2 West street; J. X. Cannon with
Mrs. McCaulley, Fifth and Washing
ton streets; Mrs. Anna Faulkner with
Mrs Hoffecker. No. 1916 Market street;
Miss Sallie Fields with Mrs. Mcintyre,
No. S23 North Clayton street; Miss
Maud Fleming with Miss Rowland, No
7l2 West street; Miss Mary Friedel
with Mrs. Rue. No. 800 jackson street;
the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Gilhllan with
Mrs. Logan. No. 706 Van Buren, street;
Martin Gibbs with Mrs. Emma Briggs,
No. l006 French street; Miss Fannie
Carter and Miss Rey Heydrick with
Mrs. II. II. Ward. Fifth and Rodney
streets. j. p. Holland with Alfred
GawthrOp, No. 1907 Delaware avenue;
Henry Hutchinson with Mrs. Talley.
No. 316 East Eighth street; Mrs. ]. d.
Harrington with Mrs. Rue, No. 500
Jackson street: Mrs. G. c. MCGEE with
Mrs. Prickett. No. 1907 West Four
teenth street; G. B. Money with II. f..
Pickles. No. 1904 West street
Miss Ethel Mason, with Mrs. Hof-
fecker. No. 1916 Market street; T. A.
Wilson and u. II. Webster, with Mrs
Frank Sheppard No. 904 Delaware ave
nue;n Miss Emma Martin, with Mrs.
Williamson. No 500 Washington
street; Miss Bertha Mills, with Mrs.
Prickett. No. 1907 West Fourteenth
street; Miss Florence Burke, with Mrs.
Layton. Twelfth and Tatnall streets;
T. H. Tindle, with Mrs L. Thomas,
No. 1904 West Ninth street: Miss Sadie
Parsons. with H. S. Dulany, No. 222
Walnut street; Mrs. Eugene Short.
with Mrs. Joseph, No. sos West Fourth
street; Miss Jennie Short, with Mrs
Smith, No. 1882 Jackson street; G. E.
Sullivan, with Mrs. Talley, No 316
East Eighth street; Miss Lulu War
rington. with Mrs. Mcintyre, No. S23
North Clayton street; Mrs. Agnes
Warren, with Mrs. Brewington. No. 701
East Fifth street; Thomas r. Ingram,
with Dr. Hewes, No. Ills West Eighth
street; Mrs. Agnes Adams, with Mrs.
Keatley, No S22 Madison street; Miss
Ida Jones, with Mrs. Lyman. No. S34
Monroe street: Mrs. Ida II. Jones.
with Mrs. Springer, No. 9 South Clay
ton street; Harry Keen, with Mrs.
Everett No. S09 West Eighth street: :
Charles w. King, with Alfred Cav
throp, No. 1907 Delaware avenue; Ste
phen Keen, with MrB. Whiteman. No.
1875 West Fifth street; Miss Carrie
Lingo with Mrs. Benson, No. 1904
West Tenth street, Mrs. Anna Watson,
with Mrs. Keatley, No. S22 Madison
street; e. ~ White. with Mrs. Nc
Caulley Fifth and Washington streets;
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodall. with Mr.. Ham,
ilton, No 1906 West Seventh street,
Miss Nettie Wilcutts. with Mrs Clay
ton, No. 901 Jefferson sctreet; l. s. War
rem, with II. F. Pickles, No. 1904 West
street; Mrs. S. o. Wickersham, with
Mrs Hukill, No. S31 Tatnall; Miss
Gertrude Sadler, with Miss Blankin,
No. 423 East Eighth street; Miss Lulu
Jump, with Mrs. Jump No, 1885 West
Seventh street.
The delegates arriving this morning,
were assigned as follows:
Mrs. Start. No. sic West Seventh
street, Mrs. Boyer. Of Dover; Mrs. Rem
ington, No 1901 Ne,t street, Mrs. Brin-
ton; Mrs. McCaulley. No. 1921 West
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