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New Britain herald., 1924-05-22
RECOMMEND FULL TIME
 SUNDAY SCHOOL SUPTS.
Unitarian Society Hears Report in Boston--Narious Opinions Are
 Expressed.

Boston, May 22.--The superintend- ent of Sunday school should be full fledged paid director of religious education," special committee on the relations of the church and the church school reported at the annual meeting of the Unitarian Sunday school society today. The report was presented by the chairman of the committee, Mrs. Arthur T. Brown, of Wollaston.
 His work is as important as that of the minister" the report said. Tt is his business to guide all church people, both old and young, in pro- grams of study and of service or in educational projects. director or re- ljrious education would find the fifty per cent of protestant children in our communities who are unchurched.'
 The report recommended that reli- gious education should not be con- fined to the Sunday session and that the religious training of children should be directed only by expert edu- cational supervisors.
 pr. William I. Lawrence. president of the society, said that something approaching scientific accuracy in the spiritual training of youth was needed.
 Dr. Kenneth Ballard Murdock or the department of English at Harvard university told the Unitarian histori- cal society that both Increase Mather and Cotton Mather, the great Puritan preachers. were liberals in their day and not the types of intolerance, mar rowness and bigotry as painted by some historians. Cotton Mather more than two centuries ago, he said. tried to show that religion and science should be friends, while Increase Mather petitiohed for the removal Of the old religious test for the franchise in Massachusetts.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-22
DAUGHERTY HONEST,
 ASSOCIATE STATES
John ", H. Grim Tells Commit tee He Has Utmost Confidence

Washington, May 92.-An account of some Jr the difficulties faced by Harry N. Daugherty as attorney gen eral, and plain spoken affirmation ot faith in his honesty and loyalty were given the senate Daughcrty com- mittea today by John W. II. Grim, who server with him throughout tn" troubled days of his tenure as head ot the department of justice.
 In his long and close association with the former attorney general Mr. Grim said he never found ground 70 suspect him or corruption.
 Tt will take a lot of evidence he told the committee, "boforc l will be- lieve that Harry NJ, Daughcrty ever took cent of crooked money through Jess Smith. He had his faults, but I'll have to judge the evidence myself before I'll believe he prostituted his office. To me he never faltcred.''
 Gives some Advice.
 In the organization and manage nent of the justice department how ever, Mir. Grim said he had found much to criticize in the time he had acted as assistant attorney general. The large list of men and women now holding the title of assistant he Faid, should be cut to two, and they ihould be held responsible for results. He declared the force of secret agents also should be reduced by nine-tenths
New Britain herald., 1924-05-22
Take Ariurn, Says Doctor, to
 Restore Health and Strength

the hleod, strengthen Internal organs, han- fsN aeTts o- pains and snai rasitalizing oWor through every rorye ihre and gland, qig.Hg you Q new feeling of extra Tiror rnd rew aeuse of radiant glowing health and ynuthfnlnass \ multiinGe of alarming 2. mptnns quickly disappear. You see md 'oeI tho amazing improvement in yourself er oh dat.
 EHscess-ui results .rs guaranteed in every ta=a or sour nor ay pi'l hn reinnded and futthcrn1ere. tha .sgoairted Eatiun Chem- iss have tolanta"ily offered N.eoooo Fs- ward # they fql to prove that definite uuHntif" n- genuine inGum is used in the pger- ration ~ AETrM.
 Sn.p. AEIGM Is not drug nor patent ns !nue but new form n' trdium in tablets fng rafc, pleastnt Internal nse, wtieh has been widely pros rhed by rhs- s.rians ari tsrd at leading hospitals in rtrat variety Q, raVas lt is perfectly harm ie-a and is readily Fssniistsd b- even ve7N stnmaef. so 4 sog suffer from stom- .rs z rr intestinal disorders nervous weak nfvs fi-ainsts kiinrs. liver nr hladder fa1a'alnts. .Ieeplesa ess, thin blood poor citrnat.ou. iilh blood prsszIfe. hardening o' the srterIes gout, rheur7titin. or nen- ri'ie. e-ec-zi5e frsh, reneFal debility or irse lest inc Hitoii-r nf ns-ii@- years, you ess it to youa-elf fo tr~ AEfl'I at once cad watrh .orr ruirk return 70 rigorous hfsith youthful ettsnrih and splendid rhr- sral h'ns-4. at aii drurz's;s such ss pust1-o1 peUr. tlark Rr7irerd. City brus Store aud Nathan No'etk.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-22
Compensation Claims
 Of Local Men Heard

The compensation claim of Carlo Neba of this city against Fitzpatrick X Macarthur of this city has been or dered reopened by Compensation Commissioner George B. Chandler, in order to permit Nebo to file now eri- dence. The previous award was va cated.
 Commissioner Kleincr has dismiss ed the claim of Patrick Naples Of thls city for compensation for total in- capacity on the grounds that the total incapacity no longer exists Naples, who worked for Fitzpatrick X Mac Arthur has been advised to secure light employment, as therapeutic measure.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-22
YALE VS. BROWN
Game Year From Next Fall Will Be
 Played In Providence

New Haven, May e2, - Yale will meet Brown university at football d the latter's new stadium a year from next fall, Prof. Clarence w. Mendel, faculty chairman of the athletic com mittec recently announced, and at Yale there is discussion already as to the makeup of the 1925 football schedule. A college will have to be taken on to fill the place of Brown, which for years has come here, Brown playing entirely at home in the fall of 1925,
New Britain herald., 1924-05-22
THAW ATTENDING FUNERAL
In Pittsburgh At Services Being Held
 For His Brother

Pittsburgh, May 22.-Harry K. Thaw returned to Pittsburgh today from New York to attend funeral services on Saturday for his brother Edward. who died in California last week. Thaw went to New York carly this week and posted sl0,5o0 bail on three indictments charging second de- gree assault, Kidnapping and conspir- acy. The indictments grew out Of an alleged attack on Frederick Gump, '"'G
 Thaw was accompanied by traN-
 'l lie was greeted at the railroad station by his chauffeur ..... ,uNen to the home of his mother.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-22
PEACEFUL IN ALBANIA.

New York, May 22.--Tranauillity reigns in Albania and tho constituent assembly. after vacation of IS days, is holding its regular sessions at Tirana, according to cablegram from the Albanian minister of for eign effa!rs received today by Abdul Sulo, Albanian consul in New York. He made this statement in view of re ports of disorders in Albanian territory current in adjoining coun- tries.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-22
APPROVE FRENCH ECONOMIES.

Ky The Ass0"latcd IFNs.
 Paris, May 2a.--The cabinet meet ing today under the chairmanshlp or President Millerand. approved Of Finance Minister Francois Marsal S proposed economies in the budget appropriation for 1924. These econ omics. amounting to s4a0,oOo,oOo francs. are produced by reductions within the existing laws. Other say ings will be left 10 the incoming cabinet.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-22
DINNER TO WORKERS

The Memorial day dinner will he served as usual at the First Congrega- tional church on May so at 12 o'clock sharp. Those who have been included in the invitation are G. A. R. vet erans, members Of the Sons of Neter- ans, Boy and Girl Scouts who work. Stanley Woman's Relief corps, the Sons of Veterans auxiliary and the Daughters of Veterans.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-22
ANGELL TO ACCEPT
Yale President Will Take Part in
 Boathouse Exercises saturday

Derby. May 22.-- President Jame 5 Rowland Angel will accept the new Robert Johnston Cook boathouse on the bank of the Housatonic river here, for Yale. Saturday after the presenta- ton address by Frederick w. Allen. chairman of the rowing committee. The address Of the occasion will be by James R. Sheffield, 's7. Imme- diately after the junior A shell will row Harvard sophomore A crew and the freshman l5O-pound crew will meet Harvards freshman crew at that weight.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-22
City Advertisement
BIDS EAST SIDE TRUNK SEWER

biDS t'NSi Stpt. ihl MA StN rdh
 Sealed bids will be received at the office Of the Board of Public Works, City Hall. Room DOG. until 6;S0 ?. m. Standard time) Tuesday. May eIth, 1924, for the construction of DOT ton of the East Side Trunk Sewer in the northern portion Of the City of New Britain, between East St. and Wells St., to be known as Contract e"
 Proposal blanks may be obtained and specifications may be secured at the above office.
 The city reserves the right 10 re- iect any and all bids, or 10 accept any bid.
 BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS. Geo. 1T. Johnson, Sec'y
New Britain herald., 1924-05-22
MAURITANIA REPAIRED.
Giant Liner Will Probably Better Her
 Former Speed.

Chcrbourg. France, May sc.-The runard liner Mauretania. which was sent here last month for repairs be- cause of the shipyard strike at Southampton. left here today for her homo port, her repairs completed, and is due in Southampton about 9 o'clock tonight. Captain Rostron said the work done on the Maure- tania's engines would enable her to make .her form ar speed again and probably bette. if.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-22
s5,O0o.00 Reward If They Fail

Through recent dIsno,s~,e-. Hatms's most rfc-ious element for Inc he-GH= o' dtsearo end the ic5G,ruatlon oi the to1s is now brought to the sid or every sick, aiHrg or sfllatsd man and women n hasm eas, tsstei-ss iafists kforn rs AIs3tN
 lia,tos hostatsl ratNoF.ties as rcIl hs tenp,a uhn hate En' aFrI u1' old arafr For stsrs ne sn'a=od af ihe r-uiap' cpd .as- 'orishiee fesllts rscIgncd ts AETt1 iu seemingly Lerc'sss etas7 after f"a-a, rtodi- o'nes g'rS . sabstauecs and other methods hsf rtl fali-l
 AritN i:amefr'eiT commences sprra d- irr f7 iinn health-ta fHauzanHt H"ur q sem 10 rebuild woIa GUS tssBrs, enrich
New Britain herald., 1924-05-22

Give Lasting Relief From Pain and Bring Back Youthful Nigor To Middle Age--New Form of Radium in Tablets 0f!er Shows Amazing Results in C1ly 10 Days Tine.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-22
ABANDON a5.0OO ACRES
All Rest Of Battlefield in Somme Area
 Will Be Recultiyated

Paris, May 21.--Not more than e5.00n acres of former arable land will have to be definitely abandoned in the war-swept district of the Somme, according 10 an official re- port made today. The original esti- mate was that nearly 75,0oo acres had been left in such a condition after the war that it would never be possi- ble to cultivate it again. Only one yil- lage, Thiepyal, will not be rebuilt al- though it was at first though that several villages would never be recen- structed. The towners of the aban- doned land will be compensated by the government.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-22
Beware of
 Constipation

Few people seem to real ize the serious conse- nuences that may arise from Constipation - the crave disorders that may set in if the bowels and kidneys do not reg1l- larly carry away all the waste matters and pol sonous impurities fro m the body.
 If these noxious matter5 are permitted to accul'.r- late, the whole systei:l becomes poisoned,- gestion, Liver Trouble, Kidney Disorders, Rheu- matism and Stomach Trouble and more serlou5 ailments result.
 Avoid such a condition. "Fruit-a-tives" - made from fruit juices and tonics - will ensure the regular healthy action of the kidneys and bowels and save you from all the annoyances and dan gers of Constipation. Get a box from your drug gist today. .,sNf 14s ;,.,,1MI1& %%!l!%!;'''''''' Z! 25c and soc at all druggists
 or direct from
 FRUIT-A-TIyES LIMITED,
 Ogdensburg, NJ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-22
. = MPUNTES
81 6rl l.rIOnlENTO
PRO POPULO
MI oFRENDA A PUERTO RICO,
CARINoSA TERRA DE ENSUENo

nocen luego que Ell foco morboso es-
ta en- la ignorancia, y emprenden re-
suelos la campala, bien determine
do ell objetivo. Pero por deSgracia
raudo .vuelo en- alas de su genera
so intento, las regiones del ensue-
no, en- las que encuentran la panacea
ideal, que en- cuanto es Nevada al te-
rreno de la aplicaci6n practica Sc uti
liza, Sc evapora, asciende su origen
~ no deja en- pos de 81 nj el tenue
perfume de su esencia.
Habra m6ltiples y mayores esfuer-
zos, por la misma senda, con resulta-
dos identicos, ell NAL persistira ina
tacable, mas mas inveterado Has
ia que llegne ell desaliento, que dome
ia ell espiritu mejor templado, aso-
me La idea enervante de que la obra
de redencion es impossible.
impossible; cuando solo basta con
instruir al pueblo en- sus derechos de
ciudadania; ensenanza que no requie-
re como punto forzoso de partida Ia
elevada instruction; que solo pide Oh
dos, inteligencia com1n, Ell conoci
miento practice y rudimentario de Ia
lergua. Mientras no Sc emprenda esa
labor, sencilla realmente, como que nj
exije mas que voluntad para planteal
la perseverance, para sostenerla
Imient~as de ese modo no Sc procure
ayudar al pueblo, dignificandolo cor
el conocimiento de su valer, huelg;
hablar de fraternidad, de igualdad, dt
libertades, de democracias, de garan
tfas v de soberanias populares.
81 Sc quiere patria, antes Sc deb'
formar pueblo; 81 Sc desean partido'
roliticos no banderias personahstas
f6rnese pueblo; 81 Sc anhela el rel
nado de la justicia y de la hbertad
f6rmese pueblo. Sc tendra 81 Sc for
man ciudadanos, y estos solo Sc des
arrollan bajo la luz de la verdad, an
te la cuaI huge la ignorancia, qued;
al descubierto la hipocresia, cae an
quilada la ambicion.
Jose Luis TAPIA.
Puerto Rico, octubre de 1924.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-22
PARA LA SANGRE Y Ell
HIGADO
PIlD0RAS HEISKELL
En- todas las farmacias.
HACE ExPELER Las LOMBRICEs

SCuando los nilos estan palidos, ornal
humorados, no demuestran inreres en-
iuego Y su suefo es intranquilo y su apeti't
variable, es sehal de que tienen lombrices
Cuando apareeen tales sfntomas es ls
bora de darles Whites Cream Vermifuge
Unas cuantas dosis hacen salir las lom-
brices ponen al niho nuevamente en- el
camino de la safud. Whites Cream
Vermifuge Sc ha usado con exite durante
los Jiltimos cineuenta amos. he venta er
las farmacias Y droguerfas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-22
Ell TRABAJo EEALIZADO POR
LA DIVISION FoRESTAL DEL DE-
PARTAIENTo DE AGRICULTURE
Y TRABAJo, DURANTE Ell MES
DE AGOSTO
por VIM P. KRAMER

La distribution de plantones arbo-
reos, procedentes del Plantel Fores-
tai, assemble I'M total de 22,297 du-
rante ell mes de agosto. Los embar-
cues individuales mas grandes fueron
uno de $500 plantones y dos mas de
1000 cada uno.
Durante la Ultima semana del mes
Sc recibio un embarque de plantones
arb6reos ex6ticos, procedentes de los
Planteles del Negociado de Industrial
Vegetal, sitos en- ell pueblo de Bell
del Estado de Maryland. Estosl plan
tones son nativos de Indochina, Siam,
Burma y Java
Hacia mediados del proximo mes de
septiembre Sc espera recibir otro en-
barque de plantones arboreos, proce-
denies de la Estacion Experimental
de Chapman en- Florida.
Durante ell mes Sc sembraron 54 ca
jas-semileros en- ell viejo cobertizo de
propagation 40 en- Ell nuevo. La ma
yOr QdrGe Qe eSCdS 54 CdJetS-oC1AAAAAOAN0 N0
fueron sembradas con semilla recibi{4
del Jardin Botanico de Santo d.
mingo, del DEPARTMENT. de Silvicui.
tura de Manila, Islas Filipinas, y del
Jardfn Botantco Real de Calcutta.
Ell trabajo de trasplante realizsdc
durante ell mes Sc redUjo principalmen
tie los plantones de caoba, de los
cuales Sc trasplantaron $4,000. Esta
cifra representa- ell contenido de 10
semilleros de los de concrete. Quedan
atin unos % semilleros de raoba, o
sean unos 100000 plantones de tama-
no adecuado para ell trasplante Ia
distribution.
Entire las demas especies traspianfa
das fguran de Eucaiptos, "Cupres-
sus, Arizonica, Acacia melanoxylon,
Cassia siamea, spathodea campanul.
ia, Casuarina equisetifoha Acacia
decurrens. -
En- ell mes SC sembraron 27 semille-
ros de los de concrete.
Ell dia 13 de agosto Sc sembro de
Eucalyptus rudis'', para reponec n
"Casuarina, equisetifolia" que Sc ha-
bfa destruido en- julio, la parte alta
de la carretera que, dentro del Plan
tel, conduce la ofcina principal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-22

CASA A PLAZOS.--Compre su casa
con 10 que pagarfa de alquiler. En-
el sitio mas sanO Y fresco de Santurce
(MonteflOres), con calle embreada, luz
electrical telefono, gas aqua Ga to-
das horas) puede usted adquirir la SUI
va. limpia, atraetiya y de moderna
construction, pagando pequef1a canti-
dad al cOntado, el restO en- hipOteca
a pagan mensualmente, como 81 fuera
alquiler. Buen Xecindario, Sitio deli
cios0. panorama bellisimO, transpOrte
fdcil por servicio de guaguas al pre-
Sente. En- cuanto Sc resuelya la Tranquil
cia Ia nucva lfnea de trolley atravPsa-
Ea esta urhanizaci0n. Ncnga q Yer las
va vendidaS habitadas por sus due
nos, quienes estan encantadOs> de su
buena adquiSici0n. Asf iDdaga usted
Sc inforlna por ellos mismos directa-
mente Informant Ulises Roman Bor-
ges, Cristo !, tercer piso Teltfono 155,
San Juan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-22
ANUNCIOS &c 0N0MICOS
Tina prepa ! aeon

KlLTlK D. ans sfsel1ssI RssP1, pafs ae,@a sl
complete exterminio de las garrapa-
tas. Garantizado de producer un efec-
to eficaz rapido. Pida infornaes a:
"Los Muchachos", Sues. de A. May6l
& CO., San Juan. P. h. T
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-22

UENDO fincas, en- Bayam0n Y Carre-
terra de Rio Piedras, Emilio Ruiz,
CataTio, p. r. lO-Zo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-22

FL MUNICIPIO INTCIA LA PA
VIMENTACION DE SANTURCE
La Asamblea Municipal acord6
sacar a suhasta ell dia 80 del corrien-
tie las $50 P. M, las obras de
ravimentacion y encintado de las ca
les "San Juan" y "Tranquilidad" "
de Santurce.
La primera tiene un largo de 261
metros con presupuesto de $3,480.90
Y la segunda 327 metros y un pre-
supuesto de $3,775.55.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-22

UNA OPCRTUNIDAD-C IA
mIlia va para ell Norte, Sc vende casa
de concrete, dos plantas, cinco habita-
clones, sala, biblioteca, comedor, ba-
hos, garage, solar grande, flores, etc.
En- buen sitio, cerca escuelas igle-
sias. Precio m6dico, facilidades para
ell pago. Inf6rlnese en- 1a mis1na casa,
MFR Rose, 291, Avenida Ponce de
Leon, Parada Is y media. Telefono
201 Azul, Santurce. 1o-28.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-22
Buepa Oportunldad


Por tener que ausentarme sin item
po flo para los Estados Unidos a
atender otros asuntos, vendo mi acre
ditada buena "FARMACIA MASso
P0RTILLA''. Buena chentela. Pun
to centrico, conocido y de porvenic.
Informare quien guste:
FELIX MASSo, (Tel. 1474).
Gale San Jose %, San Juan.
Tambien por igual motive vendo
alquilo una hermosa casa, Gale Po;n
care No 1. Parada 43 IA. SantlTce.
Sc VENDEN MUEBLES.
Informara: Tel. .319 Rojo. santmce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-22

No t9 nrnites a estar sienlpre
sofiando en- actos mobiles;
ejecdtalos, y de ese modo haa
de la vida un canto dulce y
grandioso
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-22

VENDO re2i0 mant6n de Manila. Ii0-
tel Carbe, cuarto @5. No hay pre-
clio sin verl0 1912.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-22

CE VENDE: In Ruick Turismo, Com
pleramemf nuPvo. pintado de nue.
vo. carr0za nueva, Tapalodos nupvoS,
etc. Sc geade barato. Tell. 1243, SAN
tQrce. l0-2S
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-07
Science

There are accidents in science, too.
The use of nickel alloy steel has
made possible many modern manufac-
turing advances, for both war and
peace. Here's how it became possible.
During a Southern yellow fever cpl
demic, some one suggested that, as
cold killed the germs, the epidemic
could be stopped by putting the pa
TENTS on a ship with refrigerating
apparatus and keeping them cool.
Nickel steel was the best metal to re-
sist ammonia gas corrosion in the re-
frigerating tubes. There wasn't
enough spare nickel to make enough
tubes.
A lot of copper ore containing some
nickel was found. 1t was smelted
with many different fluxes. Finally,
they decided to clean up the Uttered
smelling room. Accidentally they no
ticed hat one of the pots of metal
resulting from feeding the refuse In
discriminatory into the blast furnace
had separated. They tested it. It
was copper on top and nickel in the
bottom.
What f1ux or combination of fiuxes
had accidentally caused this? BY a
process of elimination the proper in
gredient was found, and nickel steel in
quantity assured.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-07
Thrills
Bv BERTON BRALEY

BY BERION BRALEH
I've seen some excitement and strife,
I've tasted of triumphs a few,
I've found much of SAVIOR in life,
I've had an adventure or two;
I've known some of trouble and bliss,
But during the years that have fed
The thrill that was greatest was
this
When l got a round-runnered sled.
Before that occasion I slid
On runners exceedingly fiat,
And al considered a kid"
There's nothing much lower than
that;
But there came a glorious time
When | knocked the gang Of them
dead,
By flashing a bright new, sublime
Round-runnered and spring-run-
nered sled.
With that I stepped out of the class
OF babies" and "sissies" and
girls"
My pride I shall never urpas
And even 0 memory whirls
With thoughts of that marvellous
thrill
Whose glamor has never yet fed.
That day l appeared on the hill
0 Equipped with my round-runnered
sled.
Copyright, 1924, NEA Service, Inc.)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-07
70 the EdItor Of - Tfmcs

10 me EGft0F OF IHe IfnaC8
I saw in your paper an article that
most Of the cases where children were
sent TO homes were attributed by Off
Gals to parents not giving them the
proper advice or were due to parental
neglect.
!. as a parent. of one who is in a
home, know hat for my part I am
not to blame.
AS long as the younger ones are
made to suffer for what older ones
have persuaded them to do-and the
older ones turned loose on the street
to lead some Il else in the wrong
that long parents and children are
going to have to suffer and parents be
accused of not rearing their children
properly.
I know a case where a mother had
a boy arrested for taking her girl
out for a ride in an automobile. Pre-
vious to this the boy had Dragged
why he took girls out and how he
had treated them. This mother told
him if he over tool her girl out she
would have him arrested.
Did Not Care
When this mother asked a police
woman to get the boy, she was afraid
he would get out of town, the police
woman made the remark she did not
a T if he did get III just so he re-
manned away.
The girl confessed the boy mistreat-
ed her. She came home with a black
eye received in an effort to get away
from him.
When the case went to court they
sent the girl TO Whites and gave the
boy a sentence. too.
1t was argued that the father and
mother were altogether to blame for
what the girl had done, though moth
ing happened in their house. nor on
their porch, nor on their premises.
But they must be slated with child
neglect.
That does not give parents a chance
to have a man arrested for mistreat-
ing their child. You have to bite
your tongue and bear it or have our
child arrested, too.
Married Mans Case
In another case a married man was
UP for contributing to the delinquency
of two ~15-year-old girls. He was given
a fine of $500 and six months on the
penal farm. He was brought back
after the trial was over. Sentence was
suspended. During this trial he plead
ed not guilty and hired the girl to
plead not guilty, both to the court and
to her parents. 1t has since been
proved he was guilty.
AS long as they let the older ones
go and punish the younger ones that
long will they have to continue rob
bling parents of their children, or, in
other words, parents who want their
children reared right will be forced
to put them in homes to keep them
from evil that is turned loose on the
streets.
Let me hear from another mother
who has had to have her child put in
a home to keep it from evil. V. L.