The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
NOTED WORKERS To
! ATTEND CONFERENCE
Charities and Corrections Meet
ing Will Convene in Oak
land Sunday
Wide Range of Topics to Be
Touched On, With Special
Reference to Children

OAKLAND, Sept. 25.-The California
conference of charities and corrections
opening Sunday evening at the First
Congregational church will cover a
wide range of topics in its sessions.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday the
conference will meet at Chabot hall in
Lafayette park, Eleventh and Castro
streets Prominent workers in the
handing of juveniles and other de-
pendents will take part In the pro-
gram Special attention will be given
the study of children.
Among the speakers will be DIR. w.
A Lamb and DR.. George L. Leslie of
Los Angeles; DR.. Samuel ]. Barrows of
New York; DR.. Hastings Hart of Chi
cago, and Herbert w. Lewis.
A noteworthy feature will be the
conference on tuberculosis. which will
take place Wednesday. This will in
clude an exhibit of equipment and ap-
paratus for handling the white plague
The complete program follows:
Sunday evening. September 81. 7:30 o'clock.
First Congregational church-Dr. Samuel J. Bar
rows subject, Our Duty to the onender'; DR..
Monday. September 2S, 2 D. M. Chabot hall
Address of welcome, W. Almont Gates, secretary
Delinquent Child; Judge Murasky. San Fran
cisco, Probation Committee and Its Uses; DR..
Annie G. Lyle, San Francisco. The Girl Prob
LEM; George W. Jessup. The Volunteer Pro-
, N Monday; September %, $ P, m. chabot
tIngs Hart. Chicago. Discussion opened by
Herbert W. Lewis
- Tuesday, September 90, m. sharp
by Invitation OF the chamber Of commerce. All
visitors invited.
Tuesday. September 20. p M. Chabot
hal-The treatment and care OF the insane.
Modern Methods in the Treatment OF the In
sane" DR.. Elmer Stone, Napa state hospital
The New Plan at Agnew.' DR., Leonard Stock
Commitment Of Insane Judge Henry A. Mel
vim, Oakland; general discussion. DR.. John w.
Robertson. Livermore sanitarium; DR.. F. W.
Hatch, superintendent state hospitals for in
sane.
;, T Tuesday, September 20. s p; m. ohabot
Barrows, New York city; do We Need State
Reformatory?" 2" Hon. Robert T. Devlin, San
Francisco; Hon. Archibald Yell. Sacramento
Discussion opened by Hon. Oscar X. Cushing
San Francisco
Wednesday, September 80, p M. Chabot
Playground, the Great Reformer.' DIR.
w. A. Lamb, Los Angeles. Discussion Health
and Development. Medical Inspection of Public
School Children Prof. George L. Leslie, Los
Angeles. Discussion.
hali-Tuberculosis conference. THE Obliga-
tion of the State and the Municipality Toward
ington, San Francisco board of health: what
Can Be Done In Educational Institutions" DR..
George F, Reinhart, professor of hygiene. Uni
verslty OF California; Il. Carl Blank Berke-
ley. 2-'The District Work Against Tubercu-
losis," Miss Elizabeth Ashe. San Francisco
What Can Be Done in Factories and Work
shops" Miss 0etayia Briggs, San Francsco
The Future Of Special Medical Clinics" Dr.
A. w. HEWLETT, San Francisco; The Future Of
Francisco. 3-Exhibit of equipment and appa-
ratus Tor the proper handling of the tubercuous
Photographs of out of door sleeping quarters
ground plans and pictures of santariums for
tuberculous cases.