The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-16
CHARITY MEETING
FULL OF INTEREST
STATE CONVENTION PROGRAM
COVERS WIDE RANGE.
Minneapolis Delegates Leave Saturday
for Red Wing to Take Part in Ad-
dresses and Discussion on Matters
Pertaining to Care and Reformation
of State Charges.

| The Minneapolis delegation to the
fifteenth Minnesota state conference of
charities and corrections, to be hell.
| In Red Wing Nov. II, Is, 10 and 20,
| Will leave the city Saturday afternoon.
Accompanying the thirty charity work
ers will be Alexander johnson, general
secretary Of the national conference,
and A. w. Butler, president Of the ma
tlonal conference .-f 30
The railroads into Red Wing have
granted special rates and owing to the
presence of Mr.. johnson and Mr.. But
Ter, two Of the best-known charity
workers in the country, the attendance
at the meeting is expected ITO surpass
all previous records.
The first session will be held Satur-
day evening, when addresses of wei
e %n1 NJ MI be delivered by the mayor of
Red Wing, the president of the Com
mercial club, and the chairman of the
local committee. L. A. Rosing, member
of the state board Of control, viii re-
spond on behalf Of the conference. The
remainder Of the evening will be de-
voted to the presidents address by
Frank L. Randall of st. Cloud, and an
aaaress on 1.-The. Value of Confer
ences," by Alexander johnson of New
The Program.
The program in full is as follows.
General topic for all session.-"rhe Corroc
ton and Prevention Of Juvenile and Adult De-
PM WV A.
nre ADDRESSES Of welcome Of Red Wing,
committee '' enoA'"h VI local
Response on behalf Of the conference, l.. 4.
iRosing: member of board of control Of state
institutions. Cannon Falls.
1.-THE Value of Conferences Alexandar 1ohr
sSn, general secretary National Conference Of
on Pressen and s Correction New York
eral superintendent state reformatory. st.
g., SUNDAY. NOV. IS.
&c G0nf Ma speakers are to talk in several
charitable and correctional work.
dent of the State Association Of County Com Com.
missioners, New Ulm, presiding. Introductory
County Commissioners to the Community:
Einar HSdale, county attorney. New Ulm; ad..
Correction Indianapolis. ~T
Union meeting of all local churches at Red
Wing auditorium, Frank L. Randall presiding.
!; I: Rygins St. Paal; Pa!entai Re.pon Isl:
apolis.
MONDAY. NOV. 10.
A.M.-County Officials section-Under chair
manship Of Andrew J. Eckstein New Ulm.
cational SYSTEM" Professor George F. Howard.
county superintendent Of schools. olmsted coun-
ty, Rochester. -
'social and Economic Phases of the Good
Roads Question: George F. Cooley, chairman Of
state highway commission. =, i,
The Business Man as a County Commission
Minneapolis. W'sN ~
TIA xation," Theodore F. Leeb, county commits ss
sioner'a WinonaS county Winona. "a s:
Ideal, Services and Rewards Of County Com
missioners,' Charles E. Faulkner superintendent
Ct W "a orphan asylum Minneapolis. 5sl Z
Josiah D: Ensign Duluth. sEgEsi
Probation and Detention and the Juvenile
Court ..r,,o Judge John Day Smith: Minneapolis.
the Juvenile Court into All the Counties of Min.
nesota," Judge Grier NJ. Orr, St. Paul. Discus
sion sic, by W: B. Anderson of Winona, G. A. Mer-
owatonna; F. A. Whittier. superintendent Of the
state training school, Red Wing, and Mrs r. H.
Barnard. chairman Of the committee on proba.
venile Protective league. ..E%HE-
In S s,. Of Complete and
P:MM A''' N'Dne sA ~ = 4.
County and Township Charities" A. ~. But
"Relation Between Private and Public Chart
ties" Alexander johnson, New York
f. TUESDAY, NOV. 20.
"The 1ndeterminate Sentence" Henry wo,rer
warden Minnesota state prison. Saltwater,
:. State Agents as Auxiliaries to State Institu-
lions, Miss Grace Johnston, state agent Mime
sofa state training school. $500,
The Extension of the State Agency System"
Dr.. II: A.. Tomlinson, superintendent state hos.
pital for the insane. st. Peter
In the afternoon the concluding session of the
conference will be held in he auditorium of the
state training school for boys and girls where
IF De-,
paper on The Minnesota Industrial School for
Girls; It's Needs and Possibilities Ample op-
portun1ty will be given to the delegates to in
srect the various departments. F. A. whittier,
superintendent OF the state training school has
invited the delegates to a supper, to be served
at about g. O'Clock
This arrangement will give ample time for the
delegates to take the train that leaves at
8 D.m. for the twin cities 80