JUVENILE COURT RECORD JNE, 917 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS LIBRARY 1917 Published in the Interest of Handicapped, Dependent and Delinquent Children By Children's Charities, Inc. Announcement This paper is published to disseminate news and ideas helpful to Handicapped, Dependent and Delinquent Children NR O less an authority than our own Census Bureau tells us that in this country alone—our own civilized U. S. A. -approximately 300,000 babies under one year of age die annually. Here's the part that hurts: One-half of these babies die needlessly. Just think, 150,000 babies under one year of age die annually, in this country alone, from preventable causes. Ignorance is what keeps the little white hearses working overtime. There is but one logical way to stop this "slaughter of the innocents." Educate the parents and guardians. Education is prevention and the best manner of educating the people is by publicity. This magazine will publish nothing but articles of vital importance in regard to Child Welfare and Race Progress, and no man or woman in the United States, who is interested in children, can afford to miss the coming numbers. THE JUVENILE COURT RECORD is published and sold to you on its merits in the interest of general child welfare work by Children's Charities, Incorporated, which is a business enterprise, supported by subscriptions and sales of single copies of its magazines. Agents who sell this paper are allowed to state to persons whose patronage they solicit that the paper is published in the interests of homeless and neglected children, but they are not allowed to state or represent that said paper is published in the interest of, or for the benefit of any society, institution or particular work for children in the state in which the paper is sold. It will be a favor to the managers of the paper if purchasers will report any violation of this rule, as we do not intend to allow any misrepresentations on the part of any employe of this magazine. CANADA POSTAGE 50 CENTS EXTRA, ALL OTHER COUNTRIES $1.00 EXTRA Entered as Second-Class Matter April 12, 1907, at the Post Office at Chicago, Under the Act of March 3rd, 1879. All subscriptions begin with current issue, unless ordered for a future date. The expiration date of current subscriptions is shown on the wrapper. |