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If we cannot agree that business as a public service is worthy, then the quicker we can fill the ranks of business with sound character the more worthy will the business of the | country heconte in the future." - Mr. Cholmeley, Headmaster of Owen's School, Islington, said that undoubtedly a sort of gen- last analysis, only saving children; and saving. children means not only saving criminals but their victims, too. Most of the criminals chbme from the cities and most of the them 'were born and reared in the poor 'crowded districts where they had lit- tle chance to develop into anything but criminals. Most of the hoys like to use their hands, and the proper training for trades should be begun when very young: It is seldom that a mechanic enters on a life of crime. He forms habits that keep him safe. | The Formation of Habits. The child. is born with the same instincts that move all other animals. When he wants something he feels i the urge to take it in the easiest way. AT is only training that teaches him | that he may get things one way, but not another. His training must be developed into habits. The life of a {child is a conflict between primal emo- tions 'and social restrictions, and he must be fortified, not alone by teach- |ing, but by habits, if he is to live by the rules that society lays down. | Intelligent teachers and wise parents | know what this means, It is only | rarely that a boy carefully trained: fitted for lite is sent to dail. © their hands. There is no more resson why schools should prepare one to succeed in a profesion than why they should teach certain ones a useful trade. Early Training. More and more the teacher and the psychologist are learning the import- ance of early training. Habits are formed when the child is young; these are easily fixed and hard to change. All statistics, if carefully gathered and thoroughly studied, lead to this conclusion, and logic and ex- perience likewise show that this is true. To believe any other theory would be ot deny the efficacy of moral and religious teachng and the effect of education and habit in the forma- tion of character. It is not difficult for the student to find the cause of crime. When they are found, it is not hard to prescribe for their cure, To ignore reason and judgment and all the finer sentiments that move men, to follow blind force and prevent crime and make all peo- ple safe, is bad in practice, philoso- phy, and ethics --Clarence Darrow, dn,