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rim nir.it POINT i 'I m Sept Out Of Institution Wsi Johnson TeDs Crowd RAliEIGU, Dec. 6. (By the As sociated Press.) "Th child prob lem Is the state cm never be folved on til every community Accepts the responsibility of keeping normal children oat ot Institutions by be. coming Itself a laboratory for the scientific study ot -proper cara and protection of children." t ..- Tbl statement was made by Mrs. Kate Burr ' Johnson, state commis sioner of public welfare. In present ing the child welfare problem to rep. resentatives of civic and fraternal dren mental and physical examlna. lions, -"hilo Increased Institutional care also la needed. "It ts evident," he continued, "that many dependent children could be cared for in their own homes If same financial. aid is available, and this should be provided through a rtate-wide s-stem of mothers' aid. .Children should not be separated ftom mothers mentally, 'morally physically able to care for them. "Mothers' aid would make It pos. eihie to decrease the long waiting organisations from all sections orijst 0f the several orphanages In the the state in session here today to se. Utate and make room in these insti led definite programs of such rec-llutj0ns tor the many children who latnation work to undertake In their jare totally dependent, or who come own cities and to recommend leKis-J f,0m such immoral surroundings, lative support of such phases asjihat jt is impossible to care for them uhould be provided tor through the i in their own homes. North Caroli. inp of public funds. ! mi at present is one of the eight Uoports of the state board of states only that have no form of charities and public welfare given ' mothers' aid." she asserted. at the meeting show that for the Th0 question of the mentally de thirteen months ending with the fis. -furtive child also was presented to i-hI year June 3(. 1922. approximate-: t)ie conference and the legislative ly ten thousand dependent neglect. rr0pram of the Caswell Training cd and delinquent childreu were 5l hC0i discussed. One of the most handled by clerks of the courts ami , s.tIoiis situations North Carolina has superintendents ot public welfare in l0 face today, according to this pre. North Carolina. jtntation, is the totally insufficient Inadequate correctional facilities ( c.inarity of the Caswell Training ar.d a lack of a sympathetic public j school, which is equipped to give understanding as lo child problem . custodial care to 400 children, but makes it Impossible to give these children such care, proUction and training as they need in order to de. vet op into self-supportrng. self.re. porting citizens, rather than to swell the ranks of adult dependents and delinquents, H waa stated. The commissioner declared that the first and probably the paramount which at present, it was stated Is caring for toaly, 300, because Its maintenance' fund is exhausted. The commissioner recommended t hut the capacity of the school be in creased to care for a unit of 1.000 Children and provision made for an iulirmary and vocational training. Miss Emeth Tuttlc. of the bureau need Is better organized juveni.e , r ,.juid welfare, discussed the result t marts with trained probation service ?f the statewide, crtpplo census end clinical facilities, for giving chil. w hich recently was taken - by this FATIMW CIGARETTES now 7 1 M t,X ' . f I 5 ' )T. (' !'. tl. ,, .... .'..f. Me.IL .11. I'- W '$ Ht. VJ for TWENTY ot;..uv There is no other cigarette of such quality at .such a price. Let Fatima smokers tell you Liggett tc Mters Tobacco Co. AUDITORIUM Winston.Salcin, VKI)MIAY Dec. 6 branch In conjunction with t!i dt. partment of vocational ri'..i!-iiit.i-tion ot the state department of pub. lie Instruction. ! Four 'hundred and elghty.eight children have been reported In the census, ot which 100 arc estlmat6d as sub-normal. Ninety children be. tween the ages ot 14 and II years have been reported la this class. Miss Tuttle urged, treatment for these cases,' as the state orthopedic hospital, at Gastonla, does not re. celve children, over 14 years of age and rehabilitation Is aot available for persons ander 1 years of age. . Need of provision for the tubercu iat; child at the state sanatorium ana the legislative program of the Jack, son training 'school and Samarcand also were emphasised. ' Mrs.: John, son stated that In her opinion the state should provide a pavilion at the state Sanatorium to care for the tubercular child. The' Jackson. Training school probably should not increase its capacity at present, ao. cording to the commissioner since six counties have, built cottages at the school since the last legislature and all have been opened with the exception of two. In a few months, the capacity of the institution will have reached, three hundred and slx tv bova. It was stated. The great need here is increased facilities tor vocatfonal training and academic work. In addition to this, It Is thought ht KTOtem of Darole should be Inaugurated and paroled officers em invd to keenuD with the Doys wno go out of the institution until the ,'nnnnr inmates find their places in he community and become re.estao- lished. The school ateo ts greany m iced of an Infirmary to whicn coys ,nnU 1 taken unon arrival for a thorough physical examination and where they could oe tsoiaiea ami probably cared tor In case of sick. ness, officials snia. A new administration ouuuing hould be "provided at Samarcand. Mrs. Johnson asserted, since the last wer destroyed by tire. Pour more ' onor f'Ottages also are necessary as the institution now Is crowaea to c- mcttv. he sSid. and tne state ouaiu nt nnhHo wstfare has had to send . r " " . .... ... -ut notlc;to us omciais nui ilsb:lsaine4 at saitreaBaiin: """ vbeattonil'ratalaW ia stated;. , Through Mrs. T,i'aimer jer.uu the North Carolina1 legislative coun. -11 of women presented search parts wifarA and asked tho appro val of the conference. The council's oroposed bill to raise tho age of con. .. . .. is no anil one, to Kive mothers equal guardianship of chti lrv. -vara IfaCllHScd? The meeting -was culled to ordet by Roger Moore. Wilmington, nib 1 rict president of Rotary Internation. ,1 hn resided. Among those preb. rt and participating in the discus ;ion were: Harold Knapp, probation nffir Hiah Point:' Chas. E .Boger innrinionHMit of Jackson Train. n Rphnnl: Dp. C. Banks McNairy '.-.nTwrinteAdent of thtCaeell Traini tng School: Ur,. uema uixon ,ar. roll, Pr. U. B. McBrayer, head of the tate Sanatorium for tuberrulosls. Miss TUttle, of t,he bureau of child retfare of the state board of chart. tiPB and nublic welfare, and repre aontativp from the Rotary, Kiwanis Civitans and Lions cltfb, the Odd Fel lows. Knights of Pythias, Red Men and the ftfasons. I I III li BIVB BI.T I V ft HiV SHIP PLAN QUIET RALE1QH, Dec, & ttovernor Cameron Morrison wiU not reveal his completed plans for a proposed 3hip lino corporation for North Carolina until his annual message is presented to the general assembly :n January, he told the Associated Press today. Tho governor has been gathering 1 larRO amount of data from numcr in sources and has held several conferences In connection with Irawing up hts plans to be Incorpor itfd in his message, it was stated. The proposal is said to have mot .vltli approval and encouragement in many sections of the state and a itrong tight will be made to have the legislature taka. action on the 'lieasure at the coming session. , " do not consider it proper to disclose the detail's of the proposed aveaaure or my niessuge until It has 6!len presented to the assembly," auld tho governor when asked for ait out lino for publication. "I have heqn working on my message for a long time, but cannot tell you when It will be completed." KmiM a Ci.'K I.u.iiit;.;e LX XK. U TON, Doc. i .- J ulin FUalt, youthful former employe of ' the Lexington Coca-Cola Bottling com pany, was given a compromise' set! tlement ot 13,600 damages for in juries sustained wile at work In tho plant here, when attorneys repre senting plaintiff and . defendant reached an agreement Tuesday and a Judgment was drawn tor signature o;1 Judge W. F. Harding, which foi' mally concludes this litigation, ' Hlatt was-severely injured more than a year ago when his clothing was caught in the end of shafting In the bottling plant where lie, was employed. . WWWVVVVVWW a.-W.-WW-" . m-m m ' W . 1 J.-' AW J Attend the auction sale ol the - J. Elwood Coi lota - on, East Ureea street, ' Saturday, December th, at I p m. ) Homey, Brothers, The Homey Brothers were highly successful with the, (lenden hall farm sale andvthe Hill Houeer lot sale their, first appearance in their old home town. If you did not see them work' one of ihese sates It will be worth your time .to come out and see them In action on the Five Points lot, pale Friday, December 8th, at 1 p. m. or tho J, JSlwood Cox lot sale, Saturday, Docomber ath, at 1 p. m. KO!" Cays the Supcrintcpdc-t' Rc;crt In small, as wtl as bhr Institutions, th tipeHntKnAcnti' reports hfiw an apnftlllnc nutnhr of pamona marked, "AbMiit oount ef k kns." 8om ar out with nervous henlscha, tmligontton, Uim tack, blllouaneaa, contlpatlon, or lima of energy U of which show that tho Liver and Kldneya bava been nea-lected. t Others are abaent berauae of bolls, akin dlaeaaea, ecaema,' tetter and ether Indication that the blood is ckMd with Impur10c I'erhapa It Is rheupiatlaro, urio acid poison or hlh blood pressure that la keep, tag many from their work. In any event this mono" not only suffer ' ing- but the Inea of roal money ana ch hi'r'-"f -vi i ia a drain ' upon the vluiitv' , r. -j .?,,' i..,- r,';, f KEGENEMWIl V . TUB CREAT MEBVB TONIC 1 1 thaona rerMdy ihiU has been tried and f roved jVa mast remark- ivinneya ci eared of waste) ; , . able preparation to keep the Uver and matarlala and the blood Dnrlfled. At the aaina time It hullda un th '"jneral strength of the body. ; , s'.. 1 'i.-;,4 ,' .. . ,. look to REGENERATOR to keep- you on the Job 'ev'ry &y- Oat ' 1 .ottle today, IMca U.00.1 , - , . 7 j ... t ' VtCIAt. NOTICli1 IfrtBatNBRATOIl eaneot tie obtained 1 from our ragular dialer ak Mra t pr4 K9r yM from kls Ipb-. berf er tend ue 1M tr a bottla poatpald. , AW" VNtnaaton ; j Medtelna Company,-Dept. M, Atlanta,. Ca.'s- iijt ?'-Sr4'' Maaaasal Enterprise Want Ads .Bring Results J MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA vjy 'll i it V n a PVJ,' f ! ; ,6HTH ANNUAL j; ,8t'ata Sellinip-HDrvtit-Htra, (2.50 and 92.00; 91.0O, 1'Ius Tax. A Balcony, ti i 1- w - ....... Get Prom His Gift: Man's Store This , A ) 1.. It's logical to assume that the man who buys his wearing apparel here the year 'round will be pleased to receive his holiday gifts from this man's store. He knows that quality and value and everything good in merchandise are to be found in our most generous stock. SILK NECKWEAR BATH ROBES LEATHER BELTS SWEATERS MEN'S.. SUITS SUITCASES SILK HOSE The Homey Brothers were highly Huccesstul with the Mendeu- ball farm nalo and the U1U & llouser lot sale their first appcaranco In their old home town. If you did not see them work one of these sales it will be worth your lime to come out and boo them in action on the Fivo' rolnts lot sale Friday, December! th, at 1 p. ra. or the J. Elwood I v Jot,"alV Saturday, Decoder tu, at 1 ip. m. am AUTO GLOVES MEN'S OVERCOATS HAND BAGS DRESS GLOVES MUFFLERS CANES CUFF LINKS STETSON HATS BOYS' CLOTHES SMOK)NQ! IACKETS SILVEftlBELT BUCKLES SOFT COLLARS RAIN COATS Many otter useful and practical items are o nhisplay here for your choosirlSV ' - .- r-i Gapnon-Fetzer Company ''if" !".',! r . 11.) -it ?"" -- -- - " ' 1 Lwip wiiajwl " wilaiew IS Satil i i i mi i 1 MARSHAL NEILAN -IN- li ... v t '(t T '.- .. I ! , ; '-'i 1 a r i: ; I 1 V THURSD AV : AND FRipAV j. t.. urn I r 6'!' I'loadT located at ' ''" I ; aits, Hip . . -y 31 Pojirt, l'lli.J ' 111,: 1 ' N. C., t : , V ' ! Auction Friday .. - : !. A jl 7-,T Dec. 8th 1 o'clock p. m. TERMS: r:v)ni-f ouriK c a s h, ' balance in 6,1 12 '.V, and 18 months. ureensboro r o a d lots are advancing I in value by , leaps i WIU UVWH1',-T! UIH j i$ your opportuni : ty to get in on the ground flodr. 1 Owned by, High Point Insurance ! Sale Conducted by : HOpY BROS.! Home Office : Asneviller 1. C." ' ' t il : '. Lakeland, r la., r 3 Pennington i Gp, r 1 L lHllMlMOtMHilM'MifIMiiiM.M.4t
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