Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1922, Page 6

SN NEW CHLD BIL 5 INTRODUGED Senatar Brookhart Would Replace Juvenile With Parental Court. PENSION FOR MOTHERS Measure Seeks Divorcement From Criminal Law of Children Under 18 Years. { THE EVENING STAR, .WASHINGTO\'Z D. C., MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1922, chief parental guardian at $2,400, five parental guardians at $1,800 each and volunteer parental guardians, who shall be persons of good moral char- acter and serve without pay. Lringing cases before the parental court. The pension provisions are that any child under sixteen in the District in the custody of parents or guard- ians, or any other person in the Dis- trict, who 1s in condition of distress shall be entitled to a monthly pension of not more than $30. The bill proposes an appropriation of $20,000 to meet the expenses of the parental court until the end of the present fiscal year, and authorizes the use of appropriations made for the Board of Children's Guardians for the payment of relief allowances for the children. TEACHERS’ SALARY BILL HITS SNAG'N THE HOUSE | weary of his rancid tale. {One of Three D. C. Measures to Be |2 Subcr-woe: and yet we hear his| 1 TheHidden Grief. | % < | Each fellow has his dark blue sor- pathy to borrow, will talk about; it everywhere. He'll buttonhole the brass-bound copper, and say, “Please’ listen while I tell, in lan- guage strictly chaste and proper, about the woe that makes me yell.” And he will stop the village banker, who is intent on honest gain, and cry, “I have a secret canker, a large three-cornered convex pain.” He corners now the earnest pastor, he ! backs him up against a wall, to tell ! about the grim disaster that o'er his ! life has cast a pall. And how the people dread to meet him, at sight of him their faces pale; they're tired of all the woes that eat him, they're Another { voter has a trouble, a man size griui laughter bubble, as he goes weav- ST ———E—— r——————r———r s FROM THE AVENUE AT N ’ oy his fi orrodis grief The B S ) - The bill sets forth in det row, his fierce, corroding, J ceedings which shall be taken in|or care; and one, some sym- usy Shopper’s "Christmas Column Get P-B values this Christmas. Here are three superb Christmas Specials— any or all of which will appeal tremen- dously to men. H Blocl i ing f ief’ i A et LR M e ked Today From Unanimous |ing to and iro. “My grief’s a private | | law and the method of dealing with Consent Calendar. :"‘l’""- "}:' e on s F‘hy, advertise i dependent and delinquent children 10 | o i g0 inere - e e s i > the District, a bill was introduced in|ers and schoy L bl e L IR st | ) J and to reor- ime a dreary bore.” And everywhere the Senate today by Senator Brook-|gunize the cdu ystem of the i i 2 District wa o e greeted with smiles 4 hart of Iowa. It is understood that| as one of three District bills : 5 2Tl A hareotd Sl rored in the | Which fell by the wayside today when | wHGn D W e it “ i an identical bill will be offered in the renlched on the unanimous consent cal- | ss stogies he is treated, by ' v it House by Representative Free of Call- | Ser, obiection being made by Repre- all who meet him in the mart. $ The Brookhart bill defines the legal | MEC £, saE Al ibe e L | 1 . status of all children under eighteen - and k _ products in the | g . vears of age in the District; creates a ct and the Gilbert bill for the FROBBED OF HANDBAG AND $17. parental court,) which will take the| { gnes Brophy, 1726 I street, a place of the Jutenile Court, and pro- {fore a spectal committee he O IDE o ~ vides for a pension to mothers with{F lrre:e?)::.uv.- Lampert of Wiscon, | tal- 2650 Wisconsin avenue, was rob- 5 oF 2. sin” on the milk bill as recommended | bed of her handbag, containing $17 dependent -hilldren. the “District health offeer, who | and Tovins et Bill Explained. t Pienonlaiy £ all | night. She wa ng in front of . ® . In a statement issued by Senator roam which milk came into the hospital, she told the police, when | Brookhart, explaining the bill, the an_snatched her handbag from Iow ator, . in part ) Bt Brophy deseribed the robe | . “With the growins law violations | %, chinion. thes il by the youth of the land, we need on had no H mous consent dar, not be given unanimous cause the District has a own, with a regularly assigned da : ‘ll(;\r’,-tnr considering District legisla- somewhere the establishment of a system of child control and mothers’ assistance that will be a model in statute provisions and in actual work. 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