The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-20

lngs, the lecture room of st. Paul's
Church. Ninth street Capitol Square).
Report Of the committee. Topic
THE Working Force OF Organized
Charity"
Evening session. Thursday. May 18th,
at p. NJ. Second Presbyterian Church.
Topic--"rhe Church and the Home.'
Speakers, Father w. j. Kerby, Catholic
University. Washington, D. c.: Miss
Alice Higgins, secretary Of Associated
! Charities, Boston. Mass. One speaker
to be announced later.
| Morning sessions at 10 A. NJ. daily.
Thursday. May 18th, Topic--''How
/ Can We Raise Our Standard of Eff
cheney In Dealing With Needy Fam.
| ilies?" Francis Fl. Mclean, field secre-
tary for the Extension OF Organized
| Charity.
Friday. May 9Th. Topic--"social Work
in Isolated Mountain Communities"
Miss Katherine r. Petit. head resi-
dent w. c. T. u. Settlement. ITindman,
Ky. Discussion opened by Prof. p. p.
! Claxton. University OF Tennessee: dis
c,lssion closed by Prof. Bruce r. Payne,
! University OF Virginia.
Saturday, May 9th, Topic--"The Limi-
tations of Charity in Dealing With I'm
employment" Porter r. Lee. assistant
| secretary G. o. g.. Buffalo, N. Y.
Tuesday May ~. Topic--"Rural De-
velopment in Relation to Social Well
fare" Prof. /. H. Bailey. director OF
New York State College OF Agriculture
at Cornell University, Ithaca. N. Y.
In room adjoining the hall used
by the Committee on Needy Families,
Their Homes and Neighbors there will
be an exhibit OF the literature. forms
and methods OF organized charity. ar
| ranged by the department for the Ex-
tension Of Organized Charity Also an
exhibit Of some OF the typical products
of the mountain schools
Public Health.
Chairman, Walter Lindley, NJ D..
III. D. director of the California Hos
pital, editor OF the Southern California
Practitioner Los Angeles. Cal
Room assigned to this committee for
morning sessions available Thursday.
Friday and Monday. the Senate Cham
Der in the State Capitol
Evening session. Saturday May 9Th,
s P. NJ. Second Presbyterian Church.
Report of the committee by the chair
man. The Importance OF Pure Foods
and Drugs In Relation to Public
Health" Or. Fl. w. Wiley. chief chem
list, U. 8. Agriculture Bureau of Chem
istry. Washington. d. c.: "The Negroes
Outlook for Health" Rev. Beverly
Warner. D. D.. rector of Trinity Church,
New orleans. La
Morning sessions at 10 A. NJ. daily.
Thursday, May 7th--Topic. "Tuber-
culosis'': The Consumptive Negro"
Charles R. Grandy. NJ. D.. Norfolk. Va;
"a National Sanatorium for the Tu-
| berculous," Frank j. Bruno, Colorado
Springs, Colorado.
Friday, May sth--Topic. "Thc Hous-
ing Question. Speakers expected, Miss
Harriet Fulmer. superintendent OF Wis
iting Nursing Association, Chicago. ILL.,:
w. II. Allen. Phi. D.. secretary OF Bureau
OF Municipal Research. New York City.
Saturday. May 9th--Topic. The So
cial Work Conducted at the Massachu-
sets General Hospital" James Min
nick, general manager of the Society
for Organizing Charity. Providence
r. /.
State Supervision.
Chairman. Rutherford II. Plat. MEM
Der of Board of State Charities, Column
bus Ohio. The morning sessions will
be held in the Senate chamber at the
State Capitol.
Evening session, Tuesday. May 18th.
at s p. NJ, at Second Pres byterian
Church-Report of the committee by
the chairman; The Relation of a State
Board to the People" Amos w. Butler.
secretary of the Indiana Board of State
Charities: "The Value and Need OF
State Supervision for Both Public and
Private Charities" Mrs. Kate Waller
Barrett Alexandria, Va: "Shaping the
| Destinies OF New State" Miss Kate
Barnard Commissioner OF Charities
and Corrections, Oklahoma.
| Morning sessions at 10 A. NJ. In Sem
ate chamber.
| Tuesday. May 1oth-Topic. "Experi-
ence in Inspections" Alexander john
! son, ex-secretary OF Board of State
| Charities OF Indiana; Mornay Williams.
president of the Juvenile' Asylum and
Children's Village. New York; r. w.
Hill. secretary of the New York State
Board Of Charities and Michel Hey
mann, of New Orleans, are expected
to take part in the discussion.
Wednesday, May 1sth-Topic. chi
grafton of Dependents and Detectives
and Importance of Interstate Comfy
and Co-operation." H II. Shirer,g sec
rotary of the / Ohio Board OF State
Charities: George S. Wilson, secretary
Of Board of State Charities of the Dis
trict Of Columbia Judge Robinson.
member Of the State Board of Control
of Iowa, are expected to take part in
| the discussion.
Statistics.
Chairman, John Koren, special agent
Of the United States Census Bureau,
Boston, Mass. Sessions in the Council
chamber of the City Hall.
Special morning session Friday, May
! Sth. at II a. M.--Report Of the COM
lnittee by the chairman; use and Mis-
use Of Statistics In Social Work., Miss
Kate Holiday Claghorn. of the Tene-
ment House Department, New York
1 City: 5"Old Age Pensions" Frederick
j. Hoffman, statistician of the Pruden-a
tial Insurance Company OF America.
1 Newark N IT,: an address by c. C..
Carstens. secretary OF the Massachu-
sets Society for the Prevention Of
| Cruelty to Children
Morning session Tuesday, May 18th.
at 10 A. M.-Discussion on social sta
1 tistics and of uniform schedules for
the use of child-helping agencies.