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A CARDIFF "HOME"

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A CARDIFF "HOME" And the Children In It. MAGrSTRAfES" DECISION. Criticism at a Public Meeting. At Cardiff on Tuesday Elam Attwell (41) and Elizabeth Attwell (44) respectively pleaded guilty to charges of keeping and assisting in the management of a disorderly hou.se in Franklin-street. They were also charged that they having the custody of certain children between the ages of 4 and 16 years did unlaw- fully allow them to resort to a. disorderly house. Inspector Bingham asked that the chil- dren might be taken from their parents and sent to an industrial school. They had, he said, been kept in a filthy condition. The magistrates (Mr J. B. Fetrier. Alderman Bird, Messrs Lester Jones and James Munn) fined the man 20s, cautioned the woman, and refused to make any-order with regard to the children. .,0 A Protest. Speaking last evening at the annual meet- ing of the Cardiff Citizens' Union, Mr J. L. Griffiths said he desired to call the attention of the secretary to a case at the Cardiff Police Court that day, which had been sported in the evening papers. The case was one in which a man and woman pleaded guilty to keeping a disorderly house, he said, and, further, they had kept children there. The magistrates on the Bench had imposed a fine of 20s on the man, only cautioned the woman, and had refused to make any order for the children to be sent to an industrial school, despite the fact that Inspector Bingham said they had been kept in a filthy condition. This was the worst case he had ever seen in print. If this was the way magistrates were going to deal with crime, the sooner some- thing was done the better. The hon. secretary said that he would investigate the case.

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