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

Labor and Citizenship" DR.. "A. j. Mo-
EhiS assistant secretary National
Factory Inspection" Miss Jean Cor
don, factory inspector, New Orleans,
La. Compulsory Education Profess
sor ". II. Hand University of South
Carolina, Columbia. S. c.
Monday, May nth.
the conference members are invited
to participate in q river excursion.
tickets may be obtained from the reg
lstration secretary. The boat Will start
about $50 a. NJ and return about j
o'clock. No sectional meetings on Mon
day morning. but several Informal
meetings may possibly be held upon
General session at p. M.-"Public
Health" Committee report by the
Chairman. Walter Lindley, NJ. D. LID,
director re.5or Of the California Hospital. Los
Pnae Foods Ga and prues I In Rraon Of
Public Health" DR.. II. W. Wiley. Chief
Of the Bureau Of Chemistry, United
States Department of Agriculture,
foT mea II nev he B ssslSs Vat 9ar
New Orleans. La. General discussion
Tuesday, Mny 18th.
Families oS Sot rh .Gp'e; oW children IN
These. Homes Preparatory Schools of of
Life Also?. chas: w Birtwell, general
| "A
Case OF She Inmates OF Prisons and
Reforma tories" Henry Gregory rs,' New
70 York K Needy Families Room c: "Ru-
York state College Of Asriculture gay at
Cornell University state Supervision"
Room t9ona p: "Experiences in Inspection
Board Of State Charities OF Indiana;
The New York System OF Inspection
T. w. Hin, secretary State Board Of
S IN morno ct MeM York Discussion led
E,Iuyenile Asylum and chldren's vii
lage, Of New York City. Statistics"
Room p: Discussion on Social sta
tistics; Uniform Schedule for the Use
afternoon the members Interested in
the. case OF detectives are Invited to
visit the private institution for the
re- eeole-minded at Loretta. Va. For time
information bureau. A sectional meet
ing VIII be held in the grove Of the
institution.
Members interested in the care Of
form School at Laurel. taking the
General session at 8 P. M.-"State
SUPERVISOR SUI nv on Report of the commit
Plat. member of Ohio State Board Of
Charities, Columbus. o. .The Relation
Tf state state Board card to the People" Amos
OF Charities, indianapolis; sThe Value
and Need of State Supervision for.
Both Public and Private Charities !"
Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett. Alexandria,
"a "a; Shaping ,3g the Destinies of a New
states Miss Kate Barnard Commits
sloner or Charities and Correction, Ok
| lahoma. General Discussions
Wednesday, May 18Th.
Section meetings at 10 a. M--"Chil
| Room a =.
Schools" "The larger Uses USE. - Of !" t the
Public Schools" Miss Jane Adams, H tl'l
m mol1 ., ch1i nM. Superintendent Max
Room B: THE Discipline and T I.ailli'
OF Woman In Women,s Prisons and In.
dustrial schools for Girls" Miss Sarah
L. e., Mo3ntgsomery, Of the Indiana Girls
fenden;t MS ~ Alice p Curtin superln-
i linen. Albion. N. Y. "State supervis
ION" Room d: "Migration Of Depend
Gnts and Detectives and Importance of
II. H. Shirer, secretary Of the ohio
Board OF state Charities; Michel New
mann, New Orleans, La; Geo, S. Viii
son, secretary OF Board Of Charities or
District Of Columbia; Judge Robin
son, member of state Board az ContrnI
| of Iowa. -
General session at P. M.-"Defec-
tives" Report of the committee, '"The
Needs Of the South With Regard to
me reeDie- Minded" BY the chairman,
Miss Matte Gundry, superintendent Of
School for Feeble minded Falls Church.
Va. practical Provision for the Mem
tally Deficient" Edward Il. Johnstone,
Superintendent New Jersey institution
| for the Feeble-m minded, Vineland, n, j.
| ".Custodial Care" Alexander Johnson,
Indianapolis. General discussion led
by DR.. w. H. c.. Smith. Godfrey, Ill
Closing exercises OF the conference.
The exhibit of congestion of popu-
|lation will be open in the Mechanics
Institute. Elayanth and Rrnad Straef g