The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-16
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10 81 MOTTO.
OF the Ante Cruelty Sessions
To Be Held III New Or
leans This Week.


NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. 16--
The trend of human tendencies away
from Barbarian toward the reign oe
the Golden Rule. as exemplihed In
the movement to mitigate cruelttes
against children and ani-
mails. viii be set forth in its various
aspects during the coming week in
the thirty second annual meeting OF
the American Humane Association,
which will. be held In this city on
Tuesday. "wednesday and Thursday
OF this week. The hrst half Of the
meeting VIII be devoted to the In
terests OF the work for children, the
second to those OF that for animals.
1T Is the custom OF the association at
alternate meetings to reverse the or
der of consideration OF these two
branches of It's endeavor. At q great
public mass meeting to be held on
Thursday evening the convention VIII
close with confederation of the broad
er aspects OF the humanitarian move
.ment.
one of the most practical Of the
subjects to be considered Is that OF
the Juvenile court movement. At
various, times during the portion Of
the time devoted to the interests of
children there viii be addresses In
Guiding those of Judge Andrew VIII
son of the New Orleans juvenile
court, on Juvenile Courts and Their
work. Hon. Thomas D.. Flynn of
the New Orleans bar. on THE Juven-
lie Court Law of louisiana Judge
Robert j. Willin of the Brooklyn Ju=
yenfle Court, on The Attitude of
Humane Societies Toward the Ju-
venfIe Court Movement" Or, r. Il.
Conger, president of the Pasadena,
Cal. Humane Society, on Cruelty
to Young Criminals" and Nathaniel
] Walker, secretary OF the American
Humane Association, on Prevention
and Cure of Crime Among Children. .
The PROBLEM of abandoned wives
and children viii be discussed by
Ralph K. Jacobs, chairman OF the
New York-Brooklyn committee de-
voted to the study of This problem;
Hon. EIbridge T. Gerry. counsel of
the New York Society for the PreYen-
ton of Cruelty to Children, will de-
liver an address on Parental Relig-
ion-a Factor in Child Saving
work" President James NJ Brown.
Of the Toledo, o.. Humane Society,
will speak on the subject The HUI
name Treatment OF Children in
Ohio" j. j. Mclaughlin, vlce-presI-
dent of the Louisiana society for the
OF Cruelty to Children.
viii have paper on HAnti-CrueIty
Work on Behalf of Children in the
South" Addresses OF a general char
acter will be delivered by n. C. Pres
ton, secretary of the New York State
convention OF anti=crueIty societies,
President w. o. Stfllman of the HUI
name Association. Rev. Elmer Gil-
christ of New Orleans, and others.
a distinguished speaker will be Gov
ernor Jared VS. anders. of Louisiana,
whose subject Will be The Relation
of the State to Anti-CrueIty work"
The Interests of animals VIII be
taken up Wednesday afternoon and
will he discussed at that session and
those of Thursday morning and after
noon. one OF the most important OF
the addresses in this section OF the
meetings will be that on Thursday
morning by DR.. George II. Hart, of
the United States Bureau OF Animal
Industry. on Rabies Chydrophobia)
from Governmental Standpoint" a
novel ascept Of the animal question
appears in the topic of NJ. o. Pew, of
Cincinnati-"Horse Vacations"