New-York tribune. [volume], December 17, 1921, Image 7

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Detention House
por Women Urged
Bv Pris<m Official
i S. Kennedy Says Present
pianMeansDav!? on Bench
at Jefferson Market and
flight* on the ""island"
< new detention houw for women;
^wasr. in Ne* York City and the ,
EJoaaifnt of the system of lionain^ ?
L- on Welfare I-land was unred hy i
S 8. Kennedy, president of the State
emission of PrtooM. in an ?d?resa
Wot? the annual ???ting of the New ?
?1* o-afcation and Protective Associa- :
?un tnd -be Girl?' Protective League
tb? Colony Club yesterday afternoon.
' ?The presenr. arrangement, oy which !
' n ?end their days sittin* on the
** il? at Jefferson Market Court and
*e^gW on ^.?????aZJ1iana. ,? ,-,
tolerable and an absolut?? violation of
the law," ho said. "Th* inferior courts j
act. provides that the city ?hall provide
a house of detention 'near the court?,'
hut under this system til ay are housed
a lone distance from their friends and
their attorneys, and they "nave hang?
ing over them for the rest of their lives
the stigma of having been on 'the
island.'
"The city needs at once a proper de?
tention house adjacent to the court,
with modern equipment, ? psychiatric
clinic and a class of matron? who can
be of help to the girls in their care.
This i? the most acute need in this
country to-day. I urge you all to join
in immediate steps to provide the need?
ed house."
A resolution was nnssed, following
Mr. Kennedy's speech, cajlling on th?
Board of Estimai? to provide monn-y
for the construction ot the detenf.or
house on the sit* already secured b?
the city for this purpose at 135 to 141
West Thirtieth Street.
Mr. Kennedy also called attention t(
the need throughout tno state of pay
ehiatric clinics tn connection with ,
other courts, and for a change in the
system which now sends mentally de?
fective persons to the prisons and re?
form schools.
Ile said that of the women in stnto
institutions now 3(> per cent are of m
type which should be kept in custodial
institut ions.
Miss Rachel Cr other s. Ai is? Maude
Miner, head of Wavorley House, ano
Miss Stella Freeland, momber of the
Girls' Service Club, rI?o spoke. George
W. Alger, president of th? New York
Probation and Protective Association,
! presided.
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Doughboy? on Rhine P?ay
Santa to Vienna Children
COBLENZ, Doc. 16.-American sol?
diers and officers in the occupation
area will have a abare in providing
Christmas joy for the children of Vi?
enna. The sum of $1,000, the gift oi
j th? men, has been sent to the Austritt!
i Cij*>lta! for this purpose.
After New Year's the American arnn
of occupation will bo composed of onlj
i one brigade, the "d Brigade trointf ou
of existence.
Two "Other Asia" Aliens
Lose Fight to Enter U. S.
Court Dismisses Claim to Ital?
ian Citizenship; Bill Planned
to Curl? Faro It uses
W, W, Husband, Commissioner Gen?
eral of Immigration, appeared before
Judge A. N. ?Rand In the F?deral Dis?
trict Court hern yesterday to testify
in the habeas corpus proccoedinga
started by Nicola Emanuelldaa and his
wife Ann?, two Immigrants from the
Island of Rhodes, which lia:? been as?
signed to Italy by treaty, but is classi?
fied under "other Asia" in tho immigra?
tion restriction regulations.
The yearly quota for "other Asia"
airead;" has been filled, while Italy
still many send 5.490 more of her
citizens to this country. Emr?nueliclas
was ordered deported, but obtained a
writ of habeas corpus, contending that
ns an Italian subject iie should be ad?
mitted.
Judge Hand dismissed the writ aftei
hearing argument,
Commissioner Husband announcec
yesterday morning: that a bill ia to be
introduced In Congress by Senator
Dillingham which h expected to put
un end to the alleged practico of cer?
tain steamship linos of bringing to
this country aliens from countries
whose quota has been exhausted, fig
urrng that, the one-wav fare is ?lit -
ftciontly high to givo o profit on the
round trip, under the now law a fine
of $100 wiH he imponed for each tuch
immigrant brought- to this country,
lesides h deposit which will enable the
government t.?. refund the transporta?
tion money.
a.
Berber Appeal? to President
Personally to Set Debs Free
WASHINGTON, Dec. iG.-~- Victor
Berger, Wisconsin Socialiut, who was
t-wice refused a seat in the Housn,
called at the White House to-day and
it was understood appealed to the Chief
Executice in behalf of Eugene V. Debs.
Mr. Berger said he called to nee the
President as "a member of Congress,
hut unseated," and found that Mr. Har?
ding had "a big heart." Ha declined
to comment further upon his call.
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Present Prices Below Production Cost
But Samuel Blum, Manufacturer of *
Under present conditions manufacture of high
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offering entire stock direct to public at less than
cost of making. Now, have sublet factory floor to
Sun Star Mfg. Co., and are negotiating for rental
of sales floor. Quick action imperative. Must va?
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Discount to be deducted at time of purchase. That
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Nothing Reserved
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