Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-06
Feature Address Of State Con-
ference of Charities Will Be
Given by Professor Loos
MRS. KELLEY SADLY eEREAvED
Suffers Nervous Collapse Following
Sudden Death Of Her Daughter. a
Student At Smith College Meeting
y This Wssk Promises to Be = Most
s. Interesting One.

The eighth annual session Of the
Iowa State Conference of Charities ard
Corrections win be held In this city
th4s week, beginning Wednesday eve
Ming at o'clock at the Method1st
church, and closing Friday, at noon.
The sessions are all open to the pub
Tic and general invitation has been ex-
tended. Those who are Interested IN
charitable work viii be especially well
coined, altho there will be food Cor
drought for all in the different ad-
dresses Of the convention.
"A change has been necessitated IN
the program, and is one that is deep
" regretted Mrs. Florence Kelley, OF
New York, secretary of the National
Consumers League, who was to have
delivered the principal address Of the
conference, on 'Chilh Labor" Thurs
day evening, has been compelled to
cancel her engagement owing to III
saiealth. A few weeks ago Mrs Kel-
ley's daughter, young lady enrolled
as student at Smith College, North
anlpton, Mass, died very suddenly OF
heart failure. At the time of her
death Miss Kelley was waiting for the
college physician, TO be examined in
ORDER that she might he advised as to
shat rvmnasinm work she could take,
owing to her heart affection. While
waiting for the doctor she fell dead.
Mrs. King, while deeply graeYed. had
expected to come to the city to address
ma cons..renlces hit IN. suffered a Sc
va van s,arvons collnnse. ama win not be
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Aadress-"some Conditions Produce
mo poverty in Cities"-D. A. GLASGOW.
~. ~, a,,al aacretarv Associated Charities.
T,aa Moines
b niacnssion.
Thursday Evening.
Duet-Miss Florence j. King and
Mr.. G. q. Patterson, Marshalltown.
Address, "Ohild Labor--Professor
Isaac A. Lloos, Iowa City.
Address, "Some Aspects OF Practical
Charities and Correction in New York
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