The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-04-01
OF CHARITIES
Interested Men Will Speak of Chari-
ties and Corrections at the Sioux
Falls Meeting.

Wednesday,, Thursday and Friday,
April ID, is, 16. Many men interest
ed 81 and connected with this pecul-
lar work will be present and speak
at the gathering. The two conven-
lions that have already been held
have accomplished more or less goou
throughout the state. Among the
speakers of this state who will APP
pear on the program are DR.. Kerfoot,
of Dakota Wesleyan University, A.
E. Hitchcock, a member of the board
of regents, and w. E. Upton, a form
er member of the board of charities
and corrections. The following is the
prograN
WEDNESDAY, APRIL IA.
1O:OO-Prayer-Bishop Hare.
Address of Welcome-Hon. Will
liam T. Doolittle, mayor of Sioux
Falls.
Response on behalf of Conference
Hon. Geo. w. Nash, president Alb
erdeen Normal and Industrial school,.
1O:45-"The Man Without a
Character"-Dr. Frank Fox, Sioux
Falls.
Discussion by James NJ. Brown.
11:15-"The Prevention of Blind
ness and Deafness. G. Parsons,
M. D. Sioux Falls.
n;11,,cCio- 1a1 Inv nNro hnno1I
Humbert, superintendent school for
blind, Gary, S. D.
1:45-"The Place of Religion in
Social Betterment"-Dr. N. o. Her.
shey, president Redfield college.
Discussion led by DR.. Samuel F.
Kerfoot, president Dakota Wesleyan
University.
2:3O-"The Saving of Girls
Miss Emmer M. Cook, member Wo-
mans Investigating committee.
Discussion led by Mrs. NJ. M. Will
liams, Centerville.
3:OO-"The Delinquent Boy"-A.
j. Hutton, superintendent Wisconsin
Industrial SCHOOL, for Boys, Wauke-
sha.
Discussion led by Col. S. E. Younr =,
superintendent South Dakota Train
ing School, Plankinton.
3:45-"The Chief American In
ldustry"-Miss Francis Mckinley,
Sioux Falls.
Discussion led by j. D. McLaugh-
lin. superintendent school for deaf.
Music.
4:30-"The Inspection of County
Jails and Almhouses"-Dr. H. x.
Warren. president of Yankton COL
lege.
Discussion led by Judge D. G.
Thomas, member state board of char
tiles and corrections.
Indian Club Drill Glass from
state school for deaf.
observation-disclosures City quar-
tette.
Child's Prayer-Little tot from
state school for deaf.
STANDARDIZATION l.. Gillin.
Phi. d. Iowa State university of Iowa.
THURSDAY, APRIL rs
9:3O-Inspection Of industrial dis
plays from state school for blind,
Gary, and state school for feeble
minded, Redfield.
9:45-Informal Discussion on
''The States Duty to Her Unfortu-
nates''- Geo. w. Nash, Col. S. e.
t Young, Rev. A. D. Stuckeman, DR..
l.. G. Meau, H. A. Ustrud, w. d.
MAR, w. E. Upton, D.. G. Thomas
and others.
1O:30-visit to the state peniten-
tiary and inspection of the shirt
, factory and Irvine plant.
I, 1:3O-Music.
Address-Bishop O'Gorman.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sterling.
State University, Vermillion.
Discussion led by Rev. Sidney
Shurtleff, Sioux Falls.
3:OO-"The Federal Supervision
- ~
of Public Health"-Dr. G. B. Nal
lery, Aberdeen.
3 Discussion led by Mayor Hitchcock
; of Mitchell.
3:45-.The Problem of Degener-
: acy''-Dr. A. c. Rogers, superinten.
$ dent Minnesota school for feeble
minded and colony for epileptics
Fairoault.
: Discussion led by Dr.. j. x. Kut.
c newsky, superintendent state schoo
e for feeble minded.
Observation-Disclosures Rob
6 ert s.. Nessey.
5:OO-Hymn Lead Kindly Light
e in Sign Language-Class from schoo
6 for deaf.
3 Appointment of committees.