Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1923, Page 10

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. Women's Voters League, the Federa- tlon of Women's. Clybs, and many other civic or philantbropic organi- 2ations which may deal with child ywelfare interests, and all of the re- Tigious bodles which are Intererted in childvenia’wrlc, el OGIA be: N 2N which is carried om by the| resented. ~This group would prob-|yomen's branch of the poMwe depart- """’.."““‘"" from 23 to 40 individ- | ment, ““and ranks with the best de- > tention homes of the Un tates.” aIx | tention h ¢ the United S Agree on Legislation. | The Industrial Home Schiol for Coi- “Persuade all of the interested con- | ored Children also is praived. tituents to agree that they will not| Study of Familjes. | ask any legislation of Congress un-| The report urges a study into the| | til it has first been submitted to the! | txecutive committee und later to the | $4Mily conditions of children and de- Tull organization for discussion, and | clares that “we have ng doubt what- | . that individual organizations will|ever that if such a surwey were under- | ", Felief Socles Inot ask for any Tegislation from | e o oo PV RS TREET | that he had received a confidential . C‘t‘l;fre'ii unt#l it has been so con- dependent children it would be found | communication containing proof that sigsned that not less than 20 per cent of u-ese‘ James N. Gamble, Cincinnati mil- d “Let this body request the District | which made a complete survey of‘wnmmt: ‘oners to appoint a new | children could be sa lionaire, had withdrawn his financial ‘ support from the society because of such conditions here, believes that|children’s code commission of lwel\c‘ tie problem will never be .solved sat- | :‘,“ud"( A LN T R e reports spread by a Cincinnati wel- isfactorily on the present plan, Dr.| hmonting the " Attornes Generals| (0 1ess than 50 per cant of their ca- | fare organization ‘“which reflected Trart sutd: OBt mol Do ithe Suveille Courc;|PAeity. —Suck & stuly shoul be $- | vuon the mankgimbnt of the szgsal- * two ‘clergymen und | mediately undertaken and it should be‘ @ co-operative study.™ zation.” | The report suggests that the Wash-| Mr. Dudding charged that his in-| Sixteen dollars a week has been | on City Orphan Asylum and the | formation came from an agent of (fixed as the minimum wage for ational “Association for Colored | the society in Clncinnatl and was to [ woman' workers in_ Arizona. omen and Childrep, which have a | the ‘effect thut the Cincinnati body : Woodward & Lothrop THE MEN’S STORE ings, \\hi(‘h | dorsemenl committee u!wn it advis Closed Wednesday, July 4th. JULY 2, helped ex-convicts through the 50- ciety had been presented innuendoes, #dding that the total number of con- tributors who had been warned :nln-v, the society was upward of MONDAY, SOCIETY RESENTS DAMAGING REPORTS Prisoners’ Relief Association to Prosecute Persons Shown to Have Blocked Financial Support. 1923. millar with the facts, avoid encour- aging foreign visitors to study lho institutions for children in . the Dis- trict of Columbia.” The report praises th home for children awal action, New Code for Child Welfare Work in District Advocated ! detention | ing court CHASE- Don’t Rub Your Life Away It was announced that the board of directors of the local institution, of which Charles W. Warden, locai banker, is the hea instructed | Attorney Raymond Neudecker, coun- el for the soclety, to investigate reports of this kind and prepare suits for damages against those re- | sponsible for erroneous reports con- | ‘| cerning the soclety’s activities. . HONOR 4TH IN PERU. By the Associated Press, LIMA, Peru, July 2.—July Fourth was proclaimed a full national holi- day as a tribute to American inde- ; pendence In an executive decree pub- lished yesterday morning. An elabo- rate celebration is being planned. - Sage F oundatwn Reporl Urges All Soci eties Engaged in Charitable Work for Little Ones Here to Get Together. DON'T stoop over a hard-ribbed wash-|; boand rubbing your arms off to get your \| clothes clean. Use Chase-O with bar soap —powder or flakes. Soaks your clothes clean in 15 minutes. No need of rubbing. Use less soap. Makes hard water soft. Blues as it washes. Won’t Streak. A-1 MANUFACTURING CO., Philadelphi A united body, composed of repre-) sentatives of all of the important child | weltare interests in the District, to | work for adoption of a new children’s eee, 15 uczed tm th: conclisions of 3 the report by Dr. Hastings H. Hart.| gormed 3 united. body. sonsisting of | one - ph director of the department of child |representatives of all of . the impor- | thIee W helping of the Russell Sage Founda- | l&m hild welfare interests in lhe + tion, made public today. 2 there be | s for bLg,nm“,, lnf‘: (;l( fth'nN Dr. Hart d is perhaps the most at present. his committee, “The new pla work early n and make teinporary | the millionaire soap manufacturer to | m clsewhlere for the children| withdraw his flnanclal support of arge, until they can move ‘the Prisoners’ Relief Society. i d more roomy sites and can| Dudding sald this is not‘the first fa- | build modern cottage plants.” | instance where contributors who had child w sociation. the Child W Eoecas tion. the Christ Child § z “TEis is 50 tar * he vate incritutions . the | well informed PR Closed Wednesday, July 4th, Independence Day WOODWARD & chTHROP The Height ¢f Value and Style in These Summer Frocks, *10 Cool, Sleeveless Sweaters 52.95 Pure wool in plain weaves and with brushed wool fronts; stripes and checks with fancy contrasting colored frouts. 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