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DKNVKH, Colo.. July 11*— A juv
enile laboratory is a new addition to
the machinery of the courts o. l)en\ei
through which wayward boys and
Kiris pass before Judge Hen H. Lind
sey. Upon the manner in which tho
boy or girl passes the mental anti phy
sical tests depends the ultimate dis
posal of his or her case.
Judge Lindsey asserts that a "a\*
ward girl has three ages. He explains
it in this manner: A girl may be IS
years old, have the physical develop
ment of a girl ot IS an«l the mental
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development of a child of ten years.
-All this. I have found, has a great
deal to do with the way of handling
vases of delinquent girls,” the judge
declared. “For example, take the case
of a 16-year-old girl who has run
away and married a mature man.
What to do with her depends largely
on her three ages. Chronologically the
girl may not bo old enough to get
married, but she has been married and
the question to determine whether it
is best to send her to a reformatory
merely because she eloped, or point it
her to remain with her husband.
“If she is biologically three or four
years older than 16 (that is possesses
the physical development of a young
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i woman of 19) and if her mental de
velopment is that ot a normal girl of
id or older and if she loves the man
she married, why it seems that for
her sake she should not be punished
for marrying.”
The judge says that whenever a
girl comes before his court, the first
procedure is to obtain her three ages,
of their children and use this informa
tion in providing against indiscretions
and possible criminality.
An appropriation has been granted
for the carrying out of the proposed
laboratory and the judge is seeking to
| obtain the services of an export psy
; chologists to take charge of the work.
The judge describes in this fashion
how the department already has aided
i.n»' mother:
“A mother came to me the other
day am! complained that she had a
daughter of ]9 who gave her no trou* ,
hie and a daughter of 15 who desired
social privileges that no mother could
gi o a girl of her age. I told her that
fu*r 15-year-old daughter was 19 bio
logically and bad all the impulses,
and emotions of the older girl without
any of the good judgement that comes
with later years.
“The younger girl is the one who, j
oh wing nature impulses without ma
! ture judgement, gets into trouble on
1 automobile parties and at dances.
“We have been used to classifying ^
! gMs as good and bad. Sometimes the
| difference is merely that one who
came into mature life when she was ,
possessed of good judgement is the ,
g,>od girl and the other enme into
into mature physical development
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OLD TIME FIGHTER IS
NOW LOCATED IN MANILA
MANILA, P. L, July ID— Jack
‘Kid” Madden, formerly of Brooklyn,
N. V.. who was champion in the 105
pound class a quarter of a century
ago, has become a resident of Manila,
after wandering ovpr the greater part
of the earth.
He was a guard for a few months
at Bilibid, the prison where all the
felons of the Philippines are confined,
but recently quit that position to take
charge of a boxing club.
His last important fight in the.
United States was at the Coney Island
in 1896, when he was knocked out by
limmy Barry, bantamweight champ
ion of the world from 1894 to 1898.
Since leaving the United States,
Madden has taught boxing in Mexico,
Panama, the Argentine Republic, Uru- j
guay. South Africa and Australia.
He came to the Philippines about a 1
,\ ca»- ago.
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BUSINESS IS STOPPED
AS PROTEST AGAINST
BRITISH GOVERNMENT
—
LONDON, July 19— Advices from j
many parts of India tell of the im
pressive observance of the “hartal”, oi
cessation of business, as a protest
against the government policy toward ,
India. At a gathering in Bombay it j
was declared in resolutions that this i
was the most serious situation in the j
history of India.
At meetings held at different cent- j
ers. Hindus, Moslems, and Shias all
joined in prayers and resolutions. In
Bombay all Hindu, Moslem and Tar
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,ee shops were closed.
The loss from this voluntary clos
ing is estimated by millions of pounds
sterling. The Bombay Chronicle stat
ed: “Never before in the history of
Bombay has such a complete cessation
of work been recorded.” The Advocate
of India said: “It cannot be denied
that the Khilafat question has never
made a national one in India and the
Moslems are receiving almost unani
mous support from all sister commun
ities.”
At a conference held at Fyzabad a
resolution was passed proposing that
the visit of the Prince of Wales be
postponed until Moslem religious de
mands regarding the Khilafat were
satisfied.
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PORTSMOUTH, Eng., July 19— The
use of the words “ladies” and “gentle
men” is to be discontinued in the par
ish so far as he is concerned, says the
Rev. Bruce Cornford, in his parish ma
gazine.
“The words have now absolutely no
meaning,” he writes. “Foolish class
distinctions should have no place in
the church. Even the Master called
His mother ‘woman’ while no one one
would insult St. Peter by calling him
gentleman. The parochial council con
sists of men and women."
H. V. Boben .. A. F. U.vi.
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