Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-17
For Three Days Session of
Charities and Correction,
at Sioux City
FINE PROGRAM is ARRANGED
The General Officers and Personnel of
the Executive Committee G. S.
Robinson, of Sioux City, President
Will Be the Seventh Iowa State Con-
ference-other News Of the State.
,necial TO Times-Republican,

Special to I'lnleS-RepuDlican-
Sioux City, Oct. 1.-THE following
program is announced for tho seventh
Iowa State Conference of Charities
and Correction, which will be held at
Sioux City. November 9. 10 and 11th
in the First Baptist church:
Wednesday Evening November 9.
500. Soprano solo-A1iss Louise
Blackman, Sioux City.
Invocation-Rev. Ralph p. Smith
rector st. Thomas church, Sioux City
Address OF Welcome-Hon. r. IL.
Hubbard, Sioux City.
Response-Rev. George Luther Cady
lecturer on sociology. State University
Of Iowa, Iowa City.
Presidents address.
$3.50. "The Method OF the Master
A. B. Storms, A. B., D. d., president
Iowa State College Of Agriculture and
Mechanic Arts.
Appointment Of committees.
Enrolment Of members.
Thursday Morning, November 10.
10000. Suspension Of Sentences" -
H. M. Towner, judge Of Third Judicial
district.
Discussion.
.sThe Juvenile Court Act and Juven-
lie Courts"-George w. Wakefield,
Judge of Fourth judicial district.
Discussion.
"Inspection OF County and Town
Prisons" Professor Isaac A. Loos.
A. M, D. c., director OF Iowa School
of Political and Social Science, State
University of Iowa.
Discussion, led by DR.. Frank /. Her.
riott, professor Of economics and po-
litical science, Drake University
Thursday Afternoon.
2:3o. Employment of Prisoners In
State Penitentiaries and State Re-'
formatcries'' - Henry Wolfer, ward
en- of Minnesota state prison.
Discussion, led by Alfred shep-
herd. deputy commissioner OF labor
Des Moines, Iowa.
"rhe Present Status of Organized
Charity in Iowa'-C. w. Wassam. M.
A. fellow in economics, State UnlVer-
sity of Iowa.
discussion, led by Miss Charlotta
Golf. general secretary, Associated
Charities Of Sioux City.
And John Beardsley, late of Assocla-
ted Charities of Des Molnes.
Thursday Evening.
GOO Quartet Miss Blackman, Miss
nale Or. j. w. Bussey, Mr.. j. G. Dick
over.
The Prevention of Consumption a
Public Duty, Illustrated with stereop-
ticon. w. J. Kline, M. D., Fit. Dodge.
Discussion, led by r.. Luther etes-
ems. M. D., Sophie Hinze Scout, M. ~.
Judge l.. G. Kline.
Friday Morning.
$50 Reports of committees. election
on officers and other business.
10000 Homes for Homeless Children
puhlic and Private Aid - Mrs. l.. D.
Carhart.
District superintendent. Iowa Chill
dren's Home Society, Marion.
Our Bows and Girls--Joseph G. Hob-
son, principal Worcester school, Sioux
City.
The Industrial School at Independ-
eenc-Mrs. nj. w. Harmon, lndepend-
ence.
Social Settlements-Miss Flora Dun
lap. head resident Roadside Settlement
Des Moines.
The officers are G.. S. Robinson, pres
ident, Sioux City; B. T. Miles. first vicf
president, Washington, D. c.; G. II
Wycoff, second vice president. Grin,
nell: Margaret A. Schaffner. genera
secretary, Iowa City; H. S. Hollings-
worth, treasurer, Des Moines.
The executive committee is compos-
ed of the following: G. S. Robinson
Sioux City; Margaret Schaffner, lowe
City; Isaac A. Loos, Iowa City; Agne.
Eichelberger, Sioux City; e. Luther
Stevens, Des Moines.