The evening world. Newspaper, April 14, 1922, Page 5

ye income To keep up this end, he stoops to pick up a little loose change in the dark places. Then he joins the gang to get help in keeping out of jail." “Is there a cure for all this?’ Good Homes and Swift Justice Chief Remedies tor Crime Wave, |..% je-.c-ccc° 8" %r Convicts Tell Iavestigators| °° te"cmes cm if hid people are able to give him this."" Unhappiness in Youth, Forced Mingling With|,,,{h iui, witnares wars helt Criminals While Awaiting Trial and edited Ariat ciel aT _Bad Lawyers Given as Causes. wave. Convict No. 4212 had his solution It was written on a piece of] * whieh he read. JOLIET, il, April 14 (Copyright)! ) hard labor for operating a confidence at Judges," te oeaeeie ewhS <Straight from the criminal world|8&me. More than six feet tall and a 4 aS ees, * Rai ise ; collexe uate, No, 6988 indicated DM eae ll ll by his general appearnace why he had gestions, based * university priz® winner Men who know what it concrete stg- i boys of tender years, charged with criminal offenses, in the county and city jails, their only associates old timers who tutor them in all they experience of quit continuing 8 and keep- us what brings this wave of means to Steal’.to murder, to be captured and) Cree ag ee Coeittes tte! | need to. know about law breaking. to serve prison terms, for a better law voor homes,’ snapped the witness, | THen appeal directly to all. mothers enforceniwent was wrong with your] #24 fathers in the Nation to make “ i A real homes for their boys and girls Mp ce know mone abet drithy ir as| and give the young a decent chance and its causes and the best way to apy There was ore. ny here will t drudgery and gen.| there. If they will do this, the Prevent it than all of the luwey be many less ¢riminals."* rh World.” was the unanimor is that you! expluration: for vol Two men refused ‘to testify because eas tuk a ileal Je ‘eid that you explamation for your! 44” committee was composed of 4 it is lawyers. thelr stories to the special taw en rive theretGe kad tawoern: wid anedes forcemt committee of the Americar witness’ had served! iminals” they inelsted, “and we pars for murder most potent factor its investigation in e as you have found tate penitentiary your years of association with men brought to this prison?’ Judge Kanvanaugh asked him wouldn't-tél you anything you could hold wis for.” The final witness was 4 nationally known confidence man who has served three tems in prison, His massive grey head, square shoulders Bar Association Just concluded Winois in the toc Youthful evil home enviro: This committee ha fi @ally, the la n the “A young man’s friends and bis}ang lined face gave him an air of im- fails of the « awaiting | home,” was the carefully weighed re- | ; ne dignity trial, were indicted by these seven} ply. ‘‘When a young fellow does not “How can we stop crime e was Men, who also 1 the influence | find pleasure and comfort at home he] qaked that evil criminals The first to tell his story was a one term criminal, serving ten years at women in making | hunts for it some other pls but he always finds the wrong kind. 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Swaney, Chattanooga; William Saltiet and the Rev, John Williamson of Chicago. NEW SOLDIER HOSPITAL TO BE OPENED HERE Bronx Institution to Have dxer- clnex To-Morrow. The new hospital fo war veterans at Kingsbridge Road and Sedgwick Ave- nue, the Bronx, will be opened for- mally with appropriate exercises at 2 o'clock to-morrow. The site was bought by the Veterans’ Bureau from the Sisters of St. Vincent de Paul, who hi an orphanage there, for segment oe THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APR== 14, 1922, ‘ $2,760,000 and $600,000 has been spent in remodelling bufldings, building a gymnasium and equipping flelds for sports Among Washington gfficials who will attend the opening will be Sur- geon Gen, Hugh 8, Cumming, As- sistant Surgeon Gen. Claude H Lavinder, Col, Edward Clifford, As- sistant Secretary of the Treasury, and Col. Charles R, Forbes, Chief of the Veterans’ Bureau, State Commander William F. Deegan and Col. Cornelius Wickersham will represent the Amer- ican Legion TEN NEW DETECTIVES NAMED BY ENRIGHT Commissioner Enright yesterday added ten policemen to the force of detectives in the city. It was understood the men were promoted to ald In the formation of additional squads now engaged tn running down gunmen and other crim- inals, One new detecttve ia John who on Seret otrlzno, ctive the capture of @ second member hand who robbed the houre of R Shattuck, No. 19 W. Square North of gems valued waiter In an Elehth Avenus restaurage and obtained information -vhich a hingtas, i eg PITTSHORG PLANT THREATENED BY FIRE. PITTSBURGH, April 14.—Vire of um determined origin early to-day caused damage esti.aated at $75,000 In the eree tion department of the American Bridge Company here. The fire was ar to a standstill within 50 feet of # tank of gasoline. 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