The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-24
Evidence OF Normal Mind
Should Be Required Before
License Is Issued.
CARE OF Predetermined
Startling Facts and Suggestions
i'll Report OF State Board
Of Charities.

lies ana CorTccllOns, expressed VI l
tnnual report to the Governor. ma.
reached after careful study and ny
Nestigation into the number OF feeor
minded and detectives in this SneN
ind the conditions surrounding j
birth and their position in the hich
munity. iii to
While this reasoning may pos
rather advanced, it Is the CO.
OF many men and women w presi.
devoted, time and research to
Ject that the feeble minded pepeF
women should be so treated a'heodorc
ii Impossible for them to 1t was
the world children who y,c 20 Tho
their detects. and so pass
generations TO come. &C On the
den on the community an Roosevelt
themselves. In Csrperin
one Richmond
y Richmond case coveu!'' "a@'
minded man and womfnahhood and
point The man has bch was made
me Ci.E home 'hir'e, of the Civic
pioyment. but has nc eiiire League
to retain q position suffragettes in
woman worse mentere present, and
They left the almsl ,h,,, &c -.
the superintendent,
tended to marry,
OF the court info
were feeble mine
ton, it was fourpeaker said. only
the clerk had he had repeatedly
license Inc d which he threshed
ihs oImshouse.ifi 1t wcre all new. He
stances. The, thought the employ
agency for tn FIVE years of age in
this city he, New York stnte wa.
aid. 's" H'"'e vas
The Poland everybody Will agree
on a charge doubt that any consld-
were retur of such children are en-.
nal,v th.he canneries or anywhere
square he point was a good one. so
sent baaad any point, and so were
ITS made by The Colonel, so
Thishe stuck to his text points
Of thiioh there Will be general
hnms,nt-that the law should take
min! the people who cannot take
of themselves. The Colonel
d to drift, however. from his
4 subject, and it was in the way
gagged in the judiciary thst ne
Kat his best or worst, accordingly
as the matter is viewed by the mob
Or by the law-abiding people of the
country, and he made sorry mess
of it
Pretending respect for the judiciary,
he vet vociferated his contempt for 1t,
and by innuendo and downright mis-
representation DETAINED the Bench by
asserting that "the whole movement
for good may come to naught and fos-
tering wrong and injustice be per-
petuated because certain judges. GER
tain courts. are stepped in some out
worn political or social philosophy and
totally misapprehend their relations
TO the people and TO tho public needs
am entirely aware" The Colonel eX-
planned that no matter how carefully
/ guard what I have to say, no matter
how cautiou&ls and exactly state the
bald facts aid truths that we shall
recognize. yet that what ! say will
assuredly be misrepresented by certain
people. with the deliberate purpose of
misleading honest and conservative
citizens into the belief that ] am ad-
vocating something radical and revo-
iutionary and destructive of our gov
ornamental system, and that l am max
ing an attack upon the Judges De
claring that II most cmphatically be-
leve that we nave been wise in giving
great power 10 our judges, including
of statutes to see whether they con