Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-07

from tho State. any county, town or
municipality have been visited several
times during the year. but that owing
To the sizs of the task greater aften-
tion has been given % those instiiB-
tions which receive funds from TIE
State treasury.
AZ the Institutions.
In the babies hospital. the report
says. there was found 20 - a lack ~
fire fighting apparatus. There were
children retained there who should have
been removed % foster homes o. re-
turned 20 their parents In fhs Blind
Shop the accounting and record So
TENS were found 20 ~ Outw0rn and in
adequate. These deficiencies the hoard
IS correcting The work % he Dsia-
ware Tndugtrinl school Tor Girls is con-
rnended. Tho girls are well employed
and cared for For tho Dela ware state
Tfogpital for the Insane tho hoard urges
the acquisition IL more farm land. hos
pital facilities. acr rOTnEnodationa FOR grn-
ployes. Tho employment % home ser-'ice
workers. for parole. and ths coilscfion
of payments for patients. tho employ
rnent II an additional physiCian denfisf
and more rcglsfsroi nurses The r.
quest of tho trustees for additional
buildings Is supported and ne acquisi
county almhouse ~ suggested az TIE
most economical methOf = provfIrr
tho buildings whioh arc nodded - 'fs
Ferris Industrial SDhoo more rTfonfrr
uae of the labor - fhe borv is .~ysf
closer gupert .slon ~ tho rtrrer0ore
supervision ~ f9rd and me Vrepara'''r
~ mcols Thr rirf per 1pi'a .oe'
food 81 commented -feteraaly
management - fI1.e Fa-r .rFo1
provide sivcrsor. -(s trotfr- -a-..r
ment for me pafls-fv ~rt gere-1
condition and rafagener' '1r r7'r
~ EIorao is comf~ evfrd
The 9op1'as -a'is' hrr
given far lu ~ 'rr lns'r
receive Sta'c al1 show ~
bcr cared for ts--g M ,r
yearg. as frur-rr ts
r.ssi 1880 Dtr
tutlor av rEr~s
1919. sie 1eo
Ths e-at ro-c-r-'-R
sos'or ronrs ahcw Flt
bound" chidrer 81. hT6-
~ DcIa-,ara agr-rr4 rra-
4hiCh have toa- ro~'af fr-r
Srates Fv a ge-,.rs .rfv'er ~ a~fr~ 1r
making toral rf F ~Nd~
fact thai 'hrro s~ De'7~-r-
age-c.es placing enrf~e- a- M
perdfsrn rf rs'fe~-te ~e-
sa'a-lee v~-rrad ana tra -r r.
pens
Hare's Corner Home
There a report ~ 're e~s
vestirat.or RI the ~. ware rrhs-
Home ard Indusf-tt rorI 81 Harss
corner -rh!rh rsa r-l-ed .a .4-U
--nmar- 7 rne rresu -h.s -vrgtiEa
ton was C0nducted rv Tho stats Boara
4 ~ Charities ~ -ae request z llrarnr
Z John q Town send Jr -he -enorf
shows mat tn .rvestiEati0n hy MA
7 board was entirely Justified. The hoarh
aecurcd the assistance rg {" T Wells
special health comr.sEorer rg 'hn
state Board ~ Health wilbur f
Ilnp. county superfnrerdenr cf schools
Or ~. =. Osincup ~ tae fuhiir
Health Service. Or. ?. Stuhha tnd
Dr. q. S. Osincup - ne r.. 3. puhiie
II the Babies Hospital for Coiored Cht-
dren. The reports TlEh.tted ~ f1e-s
. men support me cuinion = the -eporr
IL the state Board - CHARITIES. rhe
board requested -he -hLircns Bureau
af Delaware rs -er-ru the na1rcn .o
Parents ~ place tlen II t3ster ZONES.
All II me chL1rcn ir ere 1stItutious
aaye been cared .1r ana rae assistant
81 -rerlr-e-deEr r. serving q term 1l -.z
months I'D -hs worKh14se ana me So
7er.-.eEdent IS serving tarrn Z 1ae
year and required 70 pay 4 ans e $500.
Future Plans.
The -econmendaEons and piA1s fsr
me future q me beard include llnprov-
iuE the business methods r. .nstltu-
,.ous through -ouestlve purUnasinE
planning * forms and Industries, me
exchange u Institutional uruducts. l--
proved method N the acCounLlng and
record systems, better medical care .n
the institutions. the employment < q
physician Who understands C1enLa4 and
nervous diseases and tge feeble rllndeu.
and 20 assist the institutions. courts
schools ana those .n ne community rN
Elv!rs ldvlce aId assistance .n --rins
th,.c ailments, -ae --t t14isnEleat
institutional home service and me -o-
ordination < parC.r Il persons -roE- t1r
Iosl.tat TOR ID, INSANE. ,1, VurAno .lst
laas and .-Gustr.l. schools, 'u -
reduce -te number IS employees + tH-
institutions Sc4te J-i cQ-ll.s. ~iscr
are p,rtorso.2S -l-s 1919 1l ~elN a'
board .ecsun.crds .lv stab. snlI.ut q.
tbs wo.l .a .olut. basis. WE-a th'
toilo~suE .uac--ecs
Tn, MONS 4 ..., aGA1,- lhct.s.
To tss.S, ,rc Bald LASS, .HsptctcI
Fla-.as 0h.drea j. -.ster ncues.
4 no assist s Tile -4i- i.p..-en,
children.
To ass.s, i III, -a.c ly.la., -eat
children.
s. To ASSIST rs ,hl prohibition 1.iScr :
vurR v3lh lj,.ts ana Juveniles.
=. The Srantins * pensions and sc-iei
$ After care ~ persons discharged
from institutions mentioned acCtt.'
9. Institutional ,cc-Rl servics ~vrA.
including thc Nls!lH- ny families g.
prisoners VINO are IN ueSd.
III. Parole cf men. women. hcys, tn,
siris from the Workh.-se l-a tH,
dustrial schools.
y. Assisting n ,he collection 81 ~!
ments due 90 institutions fcr cart an9
treatment a. patients.
The consC.i idaticn OF tN 81 th.s WcrN
under She county hcJgls would mean
a 1Srcat reduction ia ~, expenses FOR
travelling overhead SALARIES. .tc. rhe
establishment of state Relief Hcm,
and the aalc a. tac thrcc almshousrs
is suggested q. tae means of gryatCr
economy. pro, idcd a ,odgins house ~
established Ia Wilmington for those
temporarily homeless and unemployed
The board also ursCs the est4h.ishmeu.
" L state farm for women as there art
10 proper facilities for tho clTc cf
women ia the worlxhousc 81 r eithC.