Evening Star Newspaper, February 4, 1926, Page 35

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Most of them are not bad,” she said today. “The majority are the un- fortunate product of thelr environmgent and physical imperfections. Idledess, either voluntary or involuntary, the need of money are the causes which lead women into tr ble. "l se are more potent fu than desire for excitement, to which so many crimes and misdemeanors are attributed ebruary 4.—“Why * i no secret to Mr: ew York's f Has Faith i | Ars. Hamilto; in _the inherent kind She | and e more (hé benefit of i punishment Her Sex. enormous faith i 5 and wo rf[!l the acts ha boasts that in her she has never an arrest. clares she is not in the least weary of her work | for the unfortunate of society, and is j@bout to embark on a business which | { will give employment to ubout 300 jwomen and part-time work to many {more. In this new line of endeavor | she will attempt to put many of her ical i big ¢ “‘come at the ages of 2 women get into trouble than at any other times during their lives. When girls, especially those of forelgn parentage, have just pa 1 the legal age of discretion and the straint of parents has heen remo! { for a short time, they think they can {\mp out and live their own lives—do just as they please. Then they are in lll"l‘l!’el and get into difficulties. periods in the " she said, ! Thirty Is Dangerous Age. t 30, if a woman is neither mar nor engaged in a definite caree \~Iw is likely to Lecome a problem for | the police. She finds jobs hard 1« friends re increasingly difficult make and she gets into a state of | mind in which she don’'t care what she 1 does.” i | Mr th: Hamilton holds firmly to the | that the glands of the body | for a large proportion of the acts which constitute a danger to the | community. She believes that proper treatment of the thyroid gland would | do much to obviate social problems. ! Her theory holds that S0 per cent o criminal defectiveness is emotional. | not intellectual. A hypo-thyroid per | son, or one whose glands do not fumn tion sufficiently, i ely to be lazy | and indolent, while u hyper-thyroid or whose gland active. o be ove and unstable is 1@ ever doing o | Some” of these little brats couldn’t he | bad if they wanted to. It ta tain_amount of at 1 life of sin. Nobod; going to take the trouble to lead the homely, dirty little girls of the crowded districts astray. They stay out late and are afraid to go home. Are Accused Wrongly. | “When they live on roofs and in| the subways and vestibules until they lare found by their parents or the po. though common sense would indic that no one could possibly lead them down & Prohibition is ilton for an inc young girls. “Girls drink now who never would have touched it in the old days,” she ladded, “and the stuff they get is so | drugged and adulterated that they are | onsible for thelr actlons after | consumed it *“One crying need of every city is a system of adequate identification. 1! belfeve the foot print and thumi prints of every baby should be taken as well as the fimger prints of the | mother. By this means abandoned Dbabies could be traced and kidnaped | children identified. Many foreign mothers are afraid to go to our hos- | pitals for fear their offspring would b other child substi- | i | | i the bottom of Then one day I saw it for the 2 medicine. Ifur-uyl:ngv.haf be ¢ for Nujol tod ; vl STAR, WASHINGTON, just resigned as | s D. C., THURSDAY, Gen. Sherman and Staff a Bit Untidy But Gentlemen, Says Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs. Sarah A. Fletcher, 634 F' strect northeast, a native of this city, is be- ing congratulated on celebrating her | ninetieth birthday. | street in 1836, and married W Fietcher in 1852. Mr. Fletcher s as District Commissioner under May Wallach. During the Civil War Mrs. Fletcher, | in company with five other women from the Southeast Christ Church, got together to plan ways for caring for the wounded Federul soldiers’ who were belng crowded into the city. They nursed soldiers in St. Elizabeth's and in their own homes, tearing up all the family linen to provide the neces- . Sher- w While the general and his staff were a bit untidy, Mrs. Fletcher said, t were perfect gentlemen. Mrs. Fletcher can clearly remember when the present site of La Fayette Park was a cemetery and when First street was nothing more than a branch. She also saw the first stone laid in the Washington Monument and the first gun ever cast in the Navy Yard. Mrs. Fletcher says she remembers the fire in the Capitol Building as clearly as though it hap- pened yesterday. Mrs. Mable Toner, Mrs. Joseph P. Clarke, Lemuel O. Fletcher, Mrs. Ida W. Britt and Mrs. Ina F. Jones, all children of Mrs. Fletcher, were pres- ent at the dinner last night. Mrs, Frazonia Myers, another daughter, was out of the city and unable to at- FEBRUARY 4, 1926. tend. Mrs. Fletcher also has 12 grand- children, 14 great-grandchildren and two Hreu( great-grandchildren. e FIRE DESTROYS CHURCH Richmond Baptists Suffer Second Loss,, Estimated at $125,000. Special Dispatch to The Star. RICHMOND, Va., February 4-— Grove Avenue Baptist Church, in the fashionable west gnd of the city, was destroyed by fire yesterday, this be- ing the second loss of the church on the same site. The loss is estimated at $125,000 and is partly covered by insurance. The congregation will set about T building at once and is expected have use of a public school building for worship for the present. the fire originated is not known. How LAUDS BOY WHO REFUSES | TO HAVE HANDS SCBUBBED London Doctor Contfasts That Type With Lad Described as ‘“Per- fect Little Gentleman.” By the Associated Press LONDON, February 4.—Beware the boy of 8 whose mother des his as a “perefect little gentleman, the warning sounded by Dr. Crichton | Miller, The boy of 8 who has soiled hands and refuses to let his mother him and keep him immaculate is m Iy showing the independence which is for the proper development who will shoulder responsi nd not shirk his life duties, . Crichton-Miller said a good psychological sign when cuts loose from his mother's insists on doing and doing them his even if it is a pre opinion of the spe women not to 1 in @ youngste thi own way way, in th who u Tessne NEW and USED Office Furniture Save 507 and More H. BAUM & SON 464 Penna. 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