Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-10

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Flora Dunlap. Des Moines: 2. IsSl
stevens. Des Moines.
Owing to the earnest desire u tlaes
present treasurer. II. s. Hollingswofth
Of Des Moines. to retire, and the laCk
Of any one to take his place that poea ~
tion was left open and the executlve
committee was given power TO M tatss.
place at ! later date. The conference
was brought to close at noon today.
The committee on time and place foe
holding the next annual ccnferenceE
asked for more time in which to cone
slider places that desire the coi13erencs.
The committee was given the time 60
sired It will then report TO the 60
ecutive committee which win decl0o|
the matter finally. Those q -
tendance ray It - one Of
best conferencesseserh held. While -
attendance was small at most ~
sessions the papers read and the 49, IS
dresses delivered have been ot high2
order, and It is hoped thru their publ
cation III the gelierAl secSetaryse -
port much good win be acponapl plished sS
before adjournGnent this ND6fInsss
resolutions committee reported the fol-
lowing resolution: q s
.sYour committee on resolutions be0p
TO submit the following:
Resolved, that the appe
thanks Of the Iowa State Conference ~
Charities and Correction be and hereby
is extended to the city of Marsha lltowE
for it's gracious hospitality; to the Mar
shall Printing Company for gratuitotll
printing Of the programs: to Mrs. Allces
q. Fletcher and the Organized Charity
Association of the city for the plsasants
arrangements for holding the sessiOns;s
to the Apollo quartet and Mt. g.
Patterson for the excellent music FUR
nished; to the pastor and membere O.
the Methodist Episcopal church for the 4
use Of their church building; to thu
speakers whose admirable and suggeS-s1
tive papers and addresses have made
this session so profitable and en5oya-
BILE; and to the Times Republican Tor
the excellent reports and publicity Qv.&
en- the conference sessions.
Resolved, that we approve the efea
forts made to secure more efiectlvos
laws looking to the prevention 03
crime. the better care Of deMnQuentD
and the amelioration OF the conditions
surrounding the poor: and we psedge5
ourselves to use our personal efforts tosl
this end In our respective commune-el
ties"
Respectfully submitted,
sFELIX II. PTCElWORMH
MRS. /. L. HML1S,
MFRS. N. E. WEMTETIEADs
commits
General Secretary Wassaan this
morning reported that forty-t two per-
sons had paid dues and Thus eakab-
lished themselves as members Of @ea
conference during the sessions here.E
He reported that there is now $47.5e 81
hand.
Tn session last night was the mose
largely attended OF any. The church
auditorium was fairly wei hlled, MAnyi.
having come out TO witness. especte4-$s
ly the stereopticon views presented M
Professor w r. Patterson OF lQMas
City. to illustrate his lecture on @anuaeF
Aspects Of Practacal Charities ands
Correction in New York CITY" The.
views presented were good, ana Nlth6
the lecture gave q faint idea of kaeS
conditions as they exist In the eteae
metropolis.
Professor l. A. Loos n6 Iowa CltyS
made a decided impression on the od1sI
dtence with his pAper on "Chifd lA1r
bor." He said that while Iowa -
not vat great Misunderstanding stnke
where children are usually eEnpaoysd@
at an age 50 young as to be cruel and.S
.inhsllnan, yet he Ahpuea1t t1he tiane 49,
not far distant when sosne action mue10
he taken. He believed that ActaouS
anoalid be taken now, even before the
evil existed to be cofreuted. taAk II
would be easter to prevent than - r
correct later.
lProfesso1 Loos address. In fall. W11IG
be found ON page 6-Dd1
A solo bv Mr.. c. b Patterson 49,
pleasingiy rendered.
The work Of the conference tAleS
nporning opened with haseness see4
sion at winch the ofkiesrs named A6nNo
were selected The advisab1ity e.
making the Offices Of secrseaxY go
treasurer one wa1 d1ncusBsA buk ~
action was Aken
Fualowan1 NE bus1nsDs sessSOn FtOQ
.Sessor L. Il Pamana pf eoas JeWA 0e
Conege. Aanes delivered h1e a0dso
continusA ON DsvsnsA 1AsA) n