The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-23
OFFICERS ELECTED.
John NJ. Glenn, of Baltimore,
President of Charities
Conference.

The conference of corrections and char
tiles has elected the following Officers for
the ensuing year:
Md.
Vice Presidents-Daniel G. Gilman
Johns Hopkins university; 7. J. Charlton.
66ialnheid, n Michel Heymann, New
General secretary-Hastings H. Hart,
Chicago, Ill.
Assistant Secretaries-Charles P. KEEL
logS' waterbury, Conn; George S. VII
son; Washington, D. G.; Grace Johnston,
TIed wing, Mimi; Carl Kelsey, Chicago,
W !. M Hubbard, Cincinnati, o.; Philip
w Ayfes, New York City.
IreasurerIAlfred o. Crozier, Grand
OFFICIAL Reporter and E-ditor-Isabel c.
B4rroWsr Dorchester, Mass.
Executive Communications NJ. Glenn,
chairman, ex-officio: Ernest P. Bicknell,
Washington. D. G; Thomas NJ. Mulry,
New YORK City Samuel MeCune Lindsey,
6hlladeIphia, Pa; James f. Jackson, st.
Iaul, MINI; eX-presidents OF the confer
ence; Roelin Brinkerhoff, Mansfield, o.;
+. =. Sanborn, Concord. Mass; a. e. FL
more, TT. Howard, Wis; Fred II. Wines.
F H~haiiEhieiE53n, p; c.' wP Philip E; f5a @art5
dortage' n: X; VIM. Howard Neff, Gin
cGlnnati' O.; Rt Rev. G. D. Gillespie,
chicago, Ill; L c. Storrs, Lansing. Mich. (;
Robert Treat Paine, Boston, Mass; A. D..
Wright, Madison, Wis. Alexander john
New York, n. Y; Charles s. Henderson,
Chicago, IL; Charles e. Faulkner. Min
-sTANDING COMMITTEES:
Hoernt ESs5p sport from states.Hastings H.
Ioosa, Kan; Charles P. Kellogg, Water
Care of F~eeble-minded and Epileptics-
George H. knight, NJ. D, Lakeviiie'
Conn; owen Copp. NJ. D.. Boston. Mass;
YIN; T. LetehWorth, Portage, n. Y; \.
G: Rogers. NJ; D, Faribault, Mimi; viii
lam n F. spratling. NJ, D, sonyea. n. Y.
Providence, r. l.; Peter N. Wise, NJ. D.
WIS; Edward n. Brush, NJ: D., Baltimore,
Md; L. G.. Kfnne. Des Moines, Ia: A. h.
Richardson, NJ. D., Washington, D. C.;
Mills, Kalamazoo, Mich; c. E.
Riggs, N. D., St Paul, Mimi
The Treatment of the Criminal-Charl-
ton T Lewis, Morristown, N. J.; join w.
Elmira, N Y; J. H. Harris. Washington.
p. G.; Roelif Brinkerhoff. Mansfield, o.;
G. l. Stonaker, Denver, Col; J. G. Thorp,
Dependent and Neglected Children
Amos w. Butler. Indianapolis, Ind; Tim
othy D. Hurley, Chicago, Ill; Mary vii
cox Brown, Baltimore, Md; Lillian c.
Streeter, Concord. n. H; c. D. Randall.
Coldwater. Mich: H. w. Cowan. Denver.
Col. c. r. Faulkner, Minneapolis, MINI.
Lyman P. Alden, Terre Haute, Ind; Kate
I. BARROW washington Il. G; Hugh F.
Juvenile Reformatories and Industrial
| 0CHDOlS-EQHl r. enIWOrTh. Portland,
Ne; Mrs. L. u De Bolt. ChiIlicothe, Mo.
Sherman Smith, Whittier, Cal; Elizabeth
Clohan, Salem, W. Va; c. Dewey Hilles,
Care ana Treatment of Needy Families
in Their Homes-Zilpha D. Smith, Boston
Mass; Charles F. Weller, Chicago, Ill.
Charles E. Ellwood. Lincoln, Neb.
Charles G Cole Washington. D G.
Frances Greeley Curtis, Boston, Mass.
Arthur W. G~utridge, St. Paul, Mimi; J.
M. Hanson, Kansas City, No; E. c. Car
rington, Colorado Springs, Col.
Legislations Concerning Charities-W
w. Folwell, Minneapolis. Mimi; FTeder-
lex H. Wines, Washington. D. C; Charles
Moore, Detroit, Mich; Frank W. Black
mar, Lawrence, Kan: Frank B. Sanborn,
Concord, Mass; c. B. benson. Raleigh,
n. c.: Ephraim Banning, Chicago, III.
Robert W. Hebberd. Albany, N. Y; Clar-
ence F. Low New Orleans, La,
Division of Work Between Public and
Private Charities-Frank A. Fetter, Palo
Alto, Cal; Homer Folks. New York, n.
Y; jacob II. Holiander, Porto Rico; Alex
Barbour. Detroit. Mich. Rev. Henry Hop
kins,. Kansas City, No; jeffrey R.
Bracket, Baltimore, Md; Rev. Thos. L.
Kinkead, Peekskill, n. Y; Philip c. Gar
rett, Philadelphia. Pa.
Constructive Social Work-Jane Adams,
susan f. Wharton, P~hiladelphia. Pa.
Lawrence WELLER, New York, n. Y: Gen.
Geo. M Sternberg, NJ. D. Washington,
! D. c.; Robert A. Woods, Boston, Mass.
William f. Blackman, New Haven, Conn.
Mary D. Anderson, Louisville, Ky; Rev.
w. S. Rainsford, New York, n Y.
mended that the conference refer the Sc
lection of corresponding secretaries from
the several states to the general secre-
tary, with power to act, all suggestions
from the states being placed in the gen.
eral seeretary's hands for his assistance
and guidance; and that the general sec
secretaries from neighboring counties, and
from the new island possessions.