| Show GRIME CRIME ON W WANE VANE FIND MORE INSANE I fla J l th Bs' Bs L 4 I I G Q mg r r. C er Time Tim rT T Il t I CR SS GAINS GAINS GRO GROUND J Care of Children moll Othel Things s. s Discussed clIs cl at nt Philadelphia Phila delphia Conference Philadelphia May 1 11 Murder 1 Murder and crime o of eVer every sort Is steadily decreasing de tie- creasing In this country In proportion to the Increasing population Real neal statistics show this to be true an and re reports reports ro- ro ports to the contrary based on so- so called calle statistics are misleading misrepresentation mis mimis- representation mere twaddle and positively positively pos pos- ely Immoral This was the time substance substance substance sub sub- stance of or a startling point made matJe to toda today today to- to da day at the conference of oC charities and corrections during dUling an address on statistics statistics statistics sta made by F F. H II Mines 1 former ormer a assistant director of the census at Wash Washington I a. a In Insanity on Increase c. c Against this tills statement of Mr Ir Mines Mimics came caine one ono equally equall startling from tram the lips of F F. D. D Sanborn of at Massachusetts a former Cormer president of ot the charity conference that Insanity is on OU the In Increase Increase increase In- In crease In the country countr Cure of Children The Tile feature of ot the tile evening meeting was a strong speech by Mornay MOlna 11 llamas lams of New Ne' York city replying to the charge made b by Edward T T. Devine Devine De- De vine imme president of ot the conference that the managers and officers of or Institutions Institutions institutions for tor the care of ot children len are Ignorant ignorant Ig- Ig lorant of the cau causes es which have led to te orphanage and the neglect of ot their theil wards Mr Williams f ald that thal the time charge was untrue anti and pleaded with his ils hearers not to wrangle nor nm contend con con- tend end among themselves es when whon there are areso areso areso so man many evils which J must be over over- dome como His Ills remarks were received with enthusiasm and there were tere two or three audible amens from rom the ecclesiastical eccle eccle- delegates when he had flit fin Both he and Judge Julian W. W Mack Mad of or th the juvenile Ju court of or Chicago who spoke e earnestly on his own own particular particular particular par par- field of or charitable work worl were given a rising vote ote of ot thanks s at It the thc close of the meeting meet |
