oc-plain-dealer 1922-12-12

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The case of Jose Conejo, high school boy charged with stealing a bicycle, was also scheduled for this afternoon. He was released a week or so ago on a bail of 50,00. HAVE PARENTS RIGHT TO WHIP CHILDREN NEW YORK, Dec. 12.—Have parents an inherent right to punish their children? "They have," decides Justice Salmon of the court of special sessions. "They haven't," retorts the Alliance of Women's Clubs of Brooklyn, "and if Justice Salmon's decision gives parents a legal right to inflict corporal punishment, we women are going to see that such a medieval law is wiped from the statute books." Thus the hands that rock the Brooklyn cradles have decided the rod must be spared. If necessary, the 48 associated women's clubs, with their 10,000 members who have already taken official action on Justice Salmon's decision, are ready to carry the matter to the State Federation of Women's Clubs and make corporal punishment a campaign issue. These are the reasons why corporal punishment must go, according to Mrs. R. C. Talbot Perkins, president of the Alliance of Women's Clubs of Brooklyn. One—Because corporal punishment is brutal, a relic of the dark ages, entirely out of harmony with humanitarian principles. Two—Because it makes children worse, not better. Three—Because it injures a child. decision, are ready to carry the matter to the State Federation of Women's Clubs and make corporal punishment a campaign issue. These are the reasons why corporal punishment must go, according to Mrs. R. C. Talbot Perkins, president of the Alliance of Women's Clubs of Brooklyn. One—Because corporal punishment is brutal, a relic of the dark ages, entirely out of harmony with humanitarian principles. Two—Because it makes children worse, not better. Three—Because it injures a child morally by developing decept. Fear of whippings will destroy frankness and lead children to lie. Four—Because beating involves danger of injuring a child's health. Five—Because whipping is a sign of pervision in the individual who inflicts it. Six—Because it is contrary to all the true instincts of parenthood. Even animals do not punish their young by physical brutality. CTLIFORNIA GAINS WASHINGTON, Dec. 12. Congress now has to decide whether or not to admit 48 new members into House of Representatives. If not, it must decrease the membership now allowed to 11 states. The 1920 census showed such distinct changes in population that the house must be increased by 48, or entirely reapportioned among states. If the present membership of 435 is retained, as seems probable, here are the states that will win and lose seats in the house. Gains—California 3; Michigan 2; Ohio 2; Connecticut 1; New Jersey 1; North Carolina 1; Texas 1; and Washington 1. Losses—Missouri 2; Indiana 1; Iowa 1; Kansas 1; Kentucky 1; Louisiana 1; Maine 1; Mississippi 1; Nebraska 1; Rhode Island 1; and Veromnt 1. MAXWELL MODELS ATTRACT INTEREST The new Maxwell models are here, two of them, anyhow. Turton & Lumsdon, local distributors, last obtained in Los Angeles a sport roadster and the club coupe, two of the nattiest cars ever put out by the manufacturers. Much interest was shown by passersby in the new cars. BOTH OF 'EM Judge O'Neill (to Irish prisoner)—Well, and what brought you here?" "Two policemen, your honor." "Drunk, I suppose?" "Oh, begorra, they were, your honor—both of them." "Ten dollars, or a month in jail!" "Thank yer kindly, I'll take the money."—C. A. Wagner. HIRE SQUARE Necessary delay—you cannot afford to miss the opporsubstantial profit presented by Wilshire the heart of Santa Ana's fastest Developing HAN Tract Office——1242 South Main Street Phone 2098 BOTH OF 'EM Judge O'Neill (to Irish prisoner)— Well, and what brought you here?" "Two policemen, your honor." "Drunk, I suppose?" "Oh, begorra, they were, your honor—both of them." "Ten dollars, or a month in jail!" 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Lorraine Lieno of Fullerton underwent an operation today at the Fullerton hospital. The newly elected officers of the Fullerton Business Women's Club held a meeting yesterday at the McFarland cafe where new committees were appointed. Henry Foote of Olinda underwent an operation yesterday at the Fullerton hospital. COMPLETE PAVING The matter of a paving program which would make Fullerton an all-paved-street city may be discussed tonight at the regular meeting of Fullerton trustees. The matter has received the endorsement of Fullerton C. of C. and placed into the hands of the city planning committee for immediate action. It carried thru, it would make Fullerton the best paved city in Orange-co. James Brown of Brea underwent an operation yesterday at the Fullerton hospital. Lorraine Lieno of Fullerton underwent an operation today at the Fullerton hospital. 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