Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1929, Page 18

L L i YOUTHS PROBLEN “SOLUTION DEVSED fiucator Group Recommends :'j{’ “:foral Housecleaning” +« After Auto Death. Pt J# the Associated Press. $~CHICAGO, April 20.—Six prominent cators, sitting as a coroner’s jury, ve evolved from the investigation into ! rge Lux’s death last Sunday a series $of recommendations for & “moral house- jéleaning” of modern youth; for solu- yfien, thelr verdict said, of a problem “which seems to be becoming all too ’phen! for the public good.” #7%ux, 23 years old, was suffocated un- {dier an automobile in which he was rid- with young men and women follow- es. that the automobile, and the ployed to regulate or eliminate, as the case requires, those sources of corrup- tion in the life of youth. “The jury believes that when not only schools but all other social institutions a8 well develop ways and means of mak- character ideals effective, a large part of the problem will be sulved.‘ Not of Their Own Making. “We are «convinced that the prob- lems and conditions which face youth are not of their own making. They are not responsible for the fact that social stable and unfavorable “The jury recommends that accept and make use of whatever aid they may receive from parents and so- cial institutions, and that they evaluate that aid in the light of their deeds and aspirations. n the age of the automobile and ¥ {57 the airplane intoxication has no place. “The jury feels that law enforcement agencies ought to be encouraged by both individuals and social institutions to fulfill, with great vigor, their obliga- men and women, should be pi as much as possible from the blighting in- fluence of irregular, unlawful and so- clally deteriorative places.” The Signers. ‘The verdict was signed by Edward J. Tobin, county superintendent of schools; Paul T. Biszin, superintendent of Lu- theran parochial schools; Benjamin F. Buck, assistant superintendent of Chi- cago schools; Prof. E. W. Burgess, head of the sociology department of the Uni- versity of Chicago; . Sherman Steele of Loyola University Law School and Prof. Samuel Stevens, head of the psychology department of Northwestern ‘University. In line with the jury's recommenda- tions, a statement was issued by William n, superintendent of Chicago , “on behalf of future “Fathers are the job of raising their sons simply be- cause they don't work at the task. If developed along the line of NewHerb Extract Greatest Remedy She Ever Used Says It Quickly Builds Up a Rundown System. Wants Friends to Know About It. Millers Herb Extract. For weeks MRS. L. KING So many of the statements were from people who had with the same trouble I had that I made medicine By the Associated Press. tucky. 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