The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-06

b: Discipline and Employment of
United states prisoners" Deputy War ". n,
s States Prison 9o'a Atanta q Ca ,'s Needy
Families" Room G: THE Limitation
of Charity in Dealing with Employ
ment." Porter r. Lee. secretary G. Q.
b: "The Relation OF Bad Housing Con-
ditions to the Charity Worker" Miss
Harriet Fulmer, superintendent Visit
ing Nurses Association Chicago. Ill.
Special morning session at II a. M
statistics" Room E; Report OF the
|ren. special agent United States Census
Bureau. Use and Misuse of Statistics in
Social Work" Miss Kate Holiday
Claghorn. of the tenement house de-
Pensions" Frederick L. Hoffman. sta
tistician of the Prudential Insurance
Company. of America, Newark N. j.
The Statistical Test in children's
Work c. G carstens: secretary prasayt,o o,
of Cruelty to Children. Insane and
Epileptic.'' The members Interested
in the case of the insane will visit the
Central State Hospital at Petersburg.
station at A. NJ. A. meeting will be
held in the assembly hall of the insti-
tuition. Afternoon-The delegates to
the conference are invited by Mrs.
tS"dnsON tC d TeCcptIol al LIE ILACSu-
tive Mansion from 1 to 6 P. NJ.
General session at s P. M.-"Crimi-
mails; Their Punishment and Rsforma-
ton Report OF the committee by the
chairman. ". H. Whitaker. superin-
tendent Indiana Reformatory. Jeffer-
report will be led by A. s. Baker. SUI
tperintendent of the Concord (Mass0
Reformatory. and o. e. Darnall. super
fntendent Of Boys Reform School of
the District Of Columbia.
Saturday, May 9th.
Section meetings at 10 A. M.-"Chil-
stitutions"; Are they Prepared to be
Future citizens and Parents?" Thos. NJ
Osborne. president George Junior Re
public, Auburn. n. Y; Galen A. Merrill
superintendent Minnesota state Public
SCHOOL, Joseph P. Byers. supcrintend
ent House Of Refuge. New York City
Criminals" Room b. topic: Road
Building ny Inmates OF State and 9th
on Of Virginia. NEEDY Families.
Room c: Social Work In the Isolated
Mounta1 pstf Of the south se
opened by F. P. ciaxton. professor OF
secondary education. University OF
Tennessee; discussion closed by Bruce
IL, I y
tion. University of Virginia. Publ.
Health" Room D: 1.-THE Social Worl
Conducted at the Massachusetts Gen
eral Hospital" James Minnick, genera
Work at Johns Hopkins Hospital" DR.
Charles P. Emerson. Baltimore.
Special morning session at IL o'clock.
Press and Publicity.
Report by the chairman. Fl: Writ
Steele, executive secretary Of the Ma,
and Relief of tuberculosis; publicity
lin Charitable Work from the News
paper Point of View" Edgar D. Shaw
manager Of washington Times, Wash.
Point Of View of a Social worker
Chas r. Weller executive secretary
Presidents Homes Commission, Wash
ington, y. c.: Publicity in Charitable
Work in smaller Cities" a, w. Nc
ciated Charities. Newark. NJ j.; "a
| National Press Bureau for Charitable
| Work. Arthur p. Kellogg, OF Chart
ties and the hsss Commons NeW Y1rk
on "Heredity," Dr. j. T. searcy, super
intendent OF the Alabama Insane Hos
pitalss, Tuscaloosa, ala; 4 ,,a Plea W. Tor o.
ren Ferris, president of the New York
State Commission in Lunacy. Albany,
IN. Y. Care and Condition OF the In
sane in Virginia." DR.. William r. Drew
ny, superintendent Central HOSPITAL
for the Insane, Petersburg, Va. GEN
| ernl discussion.
will be occupied by Visiting delegates.
| Afternoon at 3 p. M.-The confer
ence sermon will be preached in st.
Paul's Episcopal Church by the Rev.
/ M. Ashby Jones, of Columbus. Ga.
| General session at L. M.-"Chil-
dren:" topic: "Chldren at Work." Child