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Chevrolet Alphabet
"C' is for Comfort,
Class and Con-
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venience, the perfect
trinity f ot any car.
Johnson Motors Co.
:tIE MORNING; ST AR -WILMINGTON : N; C WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1920.-:
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JUVENILE COURTS
PROTECT CHILDREN
Complicated Problems Now
Dealt With by Independent
LegaLTribunals
Twenty-one years ao the relation of
the father to hia child partook of the
nature of a property right. The courts
could enforce this right, but on the
other hand they were often powerless
to enforce the duty of the father to
his child. Since 1899 every state, in
the union has passed juvenile court
laws except Connecticut, Maine- and
Wyoming, and these three states have
passed laws dealing with some of the
L0biems usually included in the
iuvenile court law itself. The exten
siveness of this legislation is the best
evidence of the previous unsatisfactory
viewpoint of the law. How far the
states have gone in modernizing their
attitude towards the delinquent and
the neglected child is shown by the
bulletin made public today by the chil
dren's bureau of the United Stat&a de
partment of labor, entitled ' "A 'Sum
mary of Juvenile-Court Legislation in
the United States.".
Juvenile court legislation deals with
a complioated group of problems; that
of the child accused of breaking the
law; the adult offending against the
child; the neglected and degraded
parent; the incompetent and unfaith
ful guardian; and the family that is
' simply poor.
Under the old law the delinquent
child was dealt with in the same man
ner, with certain restrictions of , age,
as the adult offender. He was tried
before a criminal court with all the,-j
formality and notoriety of a - jury
sworn testimony, and confronting wit
nesses. If found "guilty" the child
suffered the penalty. If "not guilty" he
went free. In no case did the law ex
tend any constructive help.
, Of recent years, however, the law
has recognized the right of the child
to a reasonable minimum of care, of
ilecency and of well-being. Considera- '
t.ion has been given t,o the natural im
pulses of youth and to .the adverse
conditions under which"' the child" may
have been brought up. ' . '
Because of the differences in the
structure of their judicial systems, the
states have had to meet the problems
iy various methods of legislative at
ack. In every state, however, the at
tempt has been made through , legisla
tion to solve the difficult problems in
volving the unfavorable conditions -.lomestic,
social and economic under
which children are living and develop
ing today.
The present summary embodies an
analysis of the legislation -4n force at t
the beginning of 1919, with an appen
s dix giving additional legislation and
amendments enacted during 1919.
WILSON
(Special to The Star)
Thirteen Boy Scouts, under the su
pervision of C. B. West, secretary of
the Wilson Y. M. C. A., picked more
than 800 pounds of cotton Saturday for
a tenant on the plantation of J. S.
Kagler, who was short on help. They
. received $10 for their industry, which
sum they agreed to bank as a reserve
fund to help defray the expenses of
next year's outing. Every . Saturday
hereafter, weather permitting,, - Mr.
"est will take forty scouts to the
Heecy fields and help farmers house
their crops, thereby increasing .the
iund started by the younger members.
The number of qualified voters In
Vilson township has been increased
I Biggest iSp
"'. Dollar's $)(5?j
, Value tym
Big Uptown ' v' )
:: Department tv yps:
Fourth Street Bridge
I 615-617-619 North FourthStreet fTnl
I Telephones 117 and ,118 - . I
1,386 since' the last election. Accord
ing to the registration books, which
closed Saturday; 819 white women, '383
white men, 62 negro women - and 122
negro mien enrolled their names. -Registration
'in nine other townships was
brisk, but in what proportion has not
been ascertained.
GOLD MEDAL
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
Buckwheat
Cakes!!!
CJWAKE them of
GOLD MEDAL
Buckwheat Flour
and note the differ
ence. Most delicious
Buckwheat Cakes
you ever tasted.
Brings delight to
the family with least
trouble.
Order of any Grocer
MAD DMDBB IDUJ. OONDRIOHS BX
FRANCE MILLING CO.
CobleskiU New York
MRS. THOMAS'
WORD TO won
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Tells of the Great Good Lydia
f E. Pfnkham's Vegetable
' Compound Did Fdr HerT
Mortice, Mich. -"About a year af tei 1
my second baby was bom I .suffered;
with dizziness every
morninsr so that I
could bardly ,'get
around.1 IT had heard
from other;: women
about y'tfur medicine
and had read letters
about it bo my hus
band got ' me Lydia
E.. Pinkham's Vege
t a b 1 e . Compound
which I-took accprd
ing to directions and
in a short time I was
entirely relieved. I also took the Vege
table Compound before my last baby
came and am thankful to say that it re
lieved my sufferings very much and I
shall never be without it at such times.
I. have told others of its Vreat worth
and shall keep on telling it. Mrs. Ed
Thomas, Box 184, Morrice, Mich.
Women shouldf not continue to suffer
day in and day out and drag out a sickly,
half-hearted existence, missing three
fourths of the joy of living, when they
?an find health in Lydia Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. ; ' '
Tf you would like free confidential ad
vice address Lydja E. Pinkham Medicine.
Co.. Lypn, Mass. '
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a'r
2ij pounds fresh roasted coffee,
value $1.25, for . .
3 cans apricots, value $1.50,
for
2 largecans Ferndell tuna
value $1.50,, for . . v
2 pounds mullet roe
for ...... :
3 pounds fancy prunes, value
for
8 pounds granulated sugar
for .
4 cans Royal Bed asparagus,
value $1.20, for
5 small cans Maryland prize
value $1.25, for . , .
These Prices Much Less
f October
Frank M0 Ross-
223 Market, Street
4-
ft -
7 -4
We prosper
our customers
and our strong realization of this
, mutual dependence inclines us o
take mbre than usual interest in the ,
plans and prospects of our depositors,
We have bbth the inclination and the
ability to serve you, and are seeking
your business.
The Murchison National Bank
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Officers; ' . .
H. C. McQueen, Pre i&eni
J. V. Grainger, t. President J. W. Yatea, V. President
C, S. Grainger, Cashier M.-F. Allen, 4t. Cashier
W. S. Johnson, Asst. Cashier A. M. McKoy, Asst. Cashier
Are
' Thirty-two
; ; $4,500,000.00 Strong
Overl6,000 Satisfied Depositors
i : Wilnungton Savings & Trust Co.
. 110 Princess Street . '
-OLDEST AND LARGEST
North Carolina Savings, Bank : , ' ,x
Day
$1,00
$1.00
$1.00
ji.oo
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
'fish,
$1.20,
pes;
V b
Than Cost and Good For
27 Only
Phones 108-109-110
Saffe
Years Old J:l
$1.00
Savings
W. D. MacMlLLAN. JR.
Pkiie S45-55J03
Packard : Buick
s
Dodge Brothers
305-107 Kortll Second Street
BURNETT SALES AND
SERVICE COMPANY
Successors to Pnise Sales and
Service Company
CHALMERS DORT
14 Market St. Phone 2048
R. W.
MONTGOMERY
Sales" Service and General Auto
Repairing. - Gasoline, Oil and
Supplies. .
8th aad Princess Sts. Phone SSSfr
HANOVER MOTOIi CO.
Columbia. Grant
and Hopmobile
Grant Trucks
XZ Pock Street
i it
Fhttnr KVi
'J'" .1.'
7
THE WORTH CO.
Wholesale Qrocefahd
' Distributers ol "
INDIANA TRUCKS
Office t Foot of Grace St
Phon 050 '' .
DE-
AUTOMOTIVE
Starting a Lighting : Ignition,
CENKHATORS AND MAGNETOS
4? alBPAlRCD
M. W. McIKTIRE
fto. s Pock Street
KNOX AND DUNCAN
, .Successors to ,
DIDDLE A CHESTNUT "
automobile Repalrlas and Lla-htlna;
All 'work a-uaranteed -satisfactory
110 S. SECOND ST.
Prest-O-Ute Service Station
4 J. W. MEYLAND
Storaes Uttterles.
f-rfpf Batteries Recharged.
urasoune aiepensu nrvw
. visible pump.
OUs.Grease, Tires,
Tubes, Etc.
Right at New Ferry
Dock Phone 580
Have yoa thonsht
of the danger of
d r ItIbs with
out complete li
ability protection.
Phone tia and we
wlU cover. you.
JAMES & JAMES,
Incorporated
Phones 607-103
AUCTION SALES
Conducted anywhere at any time
.. SELLING. ANYTHING --
Let r MV Sell It For Ton
Nothing Too Large or ToO Small
R. O HANSON, Auctioneer
518 Grace St. Phone 1820-W
Boys' and Girls' Bicycles to
Ride tQ School
QUEEN CITY CYCLE CO.
209 Market Street
TELEPHONE 862 -
fmgtoa
PLATT AUTOMOTIVE CO.
Uistrlbqtors
and Mervlce '
STUDEBAKER
WHITE TRUCKS
8 Princess St.
Phone 11F(0
JONES MOTOR SALES CO.
AND SKRVtCB '
208 Market St. Telephone 725
FORt)S-NEW AND , USED
Delivered to anyoae Immediately. re
, k-Nrdleos ot territory. Tires sa
Tnhcs. nlcaBEiliii
Stamdara Gns and-. Oil KHEE A2lt
u4 Water.- Opesj 7 n-Tn. to
C. S. BURNETT
10 Sfi Srd St. -- Telephone W
CITY TAXICAB
phcaes 13 and 18
k AUTOS FOR HIRE
Cars Washed, PoIUhed and
(irased 8tor-4s;e
IQ&-112 Aor-h Second Street
C. W. LASSITER
Distributor
Briscoe' and Mitchell
114 -W. Second St. ' Phone 13
REPAIRS uJ
EVEREADY
STORAGE BATTERIES
RE-CHARGIXG ALL MAKW
E. P. DUDLEY
14 N. Sad St. it Telephone 270
Wanted;to put In your Fire Boards,
put up: Stoves, Reline Heaters. Let
us,in3pect your furnace and get it
ready before cold weather. Now is
the time.
Phone 393 ar.d avoid the rush. Our
fees are reasonable.
W. B. KLANDER & CO.V
132 Market Street
LESLIE A. MOBLEY
Automobile Repairing That Is
Satisfactory
7 Princes Street
Phone 888
THOMPSON-BERNARD CO.
Represents Strouffest Compaqlcs h'br
Automobile Insurance
See Vb -for Public'" Liability; Prep
erty Damage, Collision. Fire and
Theft, Protection. We m.ae ovr
Own Adjustments
112"Prlncess St. v PhQBe 1Q2
UQBEHT 11. CHRISTIE, iinnnKtl
COIPANYj
We Are Overstocked
in Tires
We are oirig to sell for cash for the next
ten days only; 10 to 30 per cent discount, all
standard makes, fresh; stock and guaranteed
firsts. v - - .
Guinlivan's Tire Station
106 North Second Street
WORTH-OVERLAND Ca
ALES AWK
Overland
Commerce Trucks
Phouie S1A3 tt (Ul Dock St.
Ncwkirk Autc Bales Co.
'i ft
.. : t
MCIOR CARS .
SALES 5TttVlCa
IS Market St. - - m - Vhome lioa
M ll-l III II 1 .
Ford Repairing a Specialty
Only t Genuine tford Parts
' . ; Used
STEARtyS-KNIGHT-
Silent SUdlns;; 81eora
Valvo Motor Imprwves
with age
FRANK HERBST '
Phott 1584-W
Dealers for Amer
ican Balanced Six,
Defiance Tracks.
Monitor Cars and
Deleo Llaht Prod-
I acts- : j :
HUFHAM & BORDEAUX
(Incorporated)
22 8. Water .Street Phoae 3272
SERVICE
'7
RABEY STORAGE BATTERY COMPANY V.
19 South Frortt Street , Mn4-84V
i
WOTAN SALES AGENCY f
Distributors for - -i.
Phelps Farm Light and Power Co
and i
National (Non-Storage) Frosh Watfr
. System .",.''
Lock Box 1149,
Second and Princess Streets
.. WlTmlngtOBt) N. C ,' :-'.v:
W. D. MacMILLAN, JR ;
FUTTH AND WRIGHT STRKETi
General Automobile
Repairing ' ,
HAYES rETXET. Superlntendeat
Phones 1U-W
J. E. LEW I &f J& S ON
-1 ' " Cor. " . dth stk'
V.a - iriBeess at. ji
Automobile
Painting and,,
Trlmaslaar. -,V
Top Dulldtng
and Repairing'
Truck Bodies to Order Phogo 8tS-J
ess-
Phone 780
Suutltll
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