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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1911

Page

6

Parents Split Over Parent to Whip Wayward Children

District officials and city parents debate whether the mother or father should administer punishment for misbehavior as judges differ on the issue. The discussion highlights temperament and calls for restraint, with officials advocating no fixed rule and urging calm, individualized punishment.

Peace of Washington DeLacy Callan Mother Wiliam DeLacy John Hallan Dan George S Wilson Board For Charities George Wilson Woos Corporation Counsel

Badness as disease, Dr Reisinger argues for cure

Dr Reisinger, in charge of Washington Asylum Hospital, declares there are no morally insane children in Washington or New York. He says 40 percent of bad children can be cured with proper early treatment and removal from vicious surroundings. The New York alienist, Dr Schlopp, contends many children will become criminals, and claims about 12,000 morally insane children exist in New York. Reisinger stresses environment, education, and understanding right from wrong to reform youth.

Reisinger M G. Schlopp Children’s Court of New York New York E.W Reisinger Washington Asysunt Hospital George Cohan Br Schlepp Schlopp Washington

Boosters Invade City for National Union Visit

Washington to host 150 Chicago National Union boosters and about twenty spouses for a three day program. They arrive from Chicago after visits to Cincinnati Louisville and Richmond and will tour sites around the capital from the Continental Hotel. James T. McDermott of Chicago will assist in Washington entertainment efforts.

National Union Capital Washington Wire National Union Boosters Chicago Cincinnati Louisville Richmond Washington Continental Hotel W D Brown Committee On Entertainment Baltimore Norfolk Old Point Comfort New York Buffalo Niagara Falls Clevelaria Toledo James T. McDermott

District tree report previews insect-free condition and declines in silver leaf maples

Trueman Lanham district trees superintendent will present a report to the district commissioners detailing near 100000 trees with fewer insects than in 25 years and anticipated lower operating costs. No more silver leaf maples will be planted due to brittleness. 15000 silver leaf maples exist mainly along Tenth and Twelfth streets. Norway maples accounted for about a third of recent plantings with red oak likely to be favored next year. Carnival at Chesapeake Beach showcases decorations, illumination, daily programs, Southern Negro musical entertainment, and boardwalk activities through the 18th. The Mercer Close Club from Calvary Baptist joined by friends hosted a straw ride from Aqueduct Bridge toward Cabin John bridge with numerous attendees.

Trueman Lanham Tenth Arm Twelfth Streets Pennsylvania Florida Avenues Chesapeake Beach Chesa Peake Beach Maryland Mercer Close Club Calvary Baptist Church Morcock Tatetough Aqueduct Bridge Cabin John Bridge Manly Michaels Violet Lawrence Copp Belle Garvey John C Marscher Liiari Loveless V Baldwin Mary Stout Wendell Davia Minuie Davis Marion Walters Miss Walker G P. Oakley Lilian Reiley Eugene Harris

Seek Boys for Choir at National Cathedral School

A second examination for boys aged 9 to 12 with good voices will be held Monday morning at 10 o clock at the National Cathedral School for Boys. Successful candidates join the cathedral choir, sing in Bethlehem Chapel, Cathedral Close, and receive free scholarships at the National Cathedral School for Boys.

National Cathedral School Alog Bethlehem’ Chapel

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