Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-10-26 | Page 10 | Unwanted Babe Cases Studied

GA5E Should H:;vc Legal Name of j Its Father, Says Hu- j mane Debate OMAHA, Ni b . Oft. 26. A squ: i deal for the illegitimate childreu S v ihe plea of Eugene Morgan of Colum I bus, Ohio, at ill" afternoon session t J, l the opening day of th-- American Hul i raane society convention hi rre. H jl ciety to suppl) certain advantaged tha H i will In a way, compensate for what the i! child lacks b; reason of such birth," i he snid fl r Morgan advocates that such child be! II entitled to the legal name of Ms father jl and inherit the aunie as if born in lav. ful wedlock. H ! NO SOLUTION RZACY. If The proper manner fur handling cases of improper guard&n6hip where man and woman are living together illegally il-legally and ran not merry, bul .if pro-duelng pro-duelng children, was discussed by R. C. Craven, substituting :-r .'ucie K J. wiikin of Brooklyn Ail agreed iba the mora fa of children anil Ihe com-munil com-munil wcti ndi i bul no lion could be offered. H USE OF PUBLIC FUNDS. Arsumonis for and against the BO-clety'a BO-clety'a receiving public fijnds were In-dulged In-dulged in. Fran!: L. Baldwin ol Youngatown, tihio. objected on the i ij n t j thai jt v.ouiii place tin- organ!-zatlon organ!-zatlon under control of politicians and would Blunt Itfl ;;ro"(!i and inilia l; ( raven ol Boston declared thai it made an opening for graft. "I consider that an affront," ex-claimed ex-claimed E. B. Fnnge of Denver. "The Colorado stale bureau Of child end animal protection, which I represent la H maintained bj publl mds We do n large public service :.nd are entitled to public aid." he .said.