The San Francisco call., 1909-06-07
PLAN TO ASSIST
FORMER PRISONERS
Home and Mission for Dis
charged Inmates of Penal In
stitutions to Be Opened
Elaborate Program Arranged
and Well Known Men to De-
liver Addresses

In Golden Rule hall, 110 Silver
street, near Third, the home and mis-
sion for discharged prisoners will be
prison commission and friends of the
work that it is doing. Prominent
clergymen and preiates. officials.
judges, attorneys and reformers. will
speak at the opening ceremonies,
which Will be held on the afternoon
and evening of Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, June 9. 10 and IL. So
wide is the range of selection of
speakers that the series of addresses
will comprise a symposium on the
subject of treating the liberated
| prison inmate.
The new home will be partly occu-
pied by the Jerry McAuley mission of
San Francisco. 1t will contain a free
reading room free stationery and free
baths. and a free employment bureau
will be operated in connection with
the place. There will be first class
| hotel accommodations provided. The
building will be two stories in height.
On the lower floor will be dining
room and kitchen and storage rooms.
On the second floor will be the meet
ing hall, bedrooms and printing shop.
The following is the program for
| the opening ceremonies:
Wednesday afternoon, at 1870 o'clock-An
open house, inspection of building and general
reception by the ladies of the woman's auxiliary
of the California prison commission assisted by
the executive committee OF the California prison
commission
ward X. Taylor presiding.
Rev John Hemphin, d. D.-Address, The
Good Samaritan
Rev DR.. j. Nieto-Address, THE Golden
Rule
Charles A. Murdock-Address, "A Helping
| F. j. Murasky, judge superior court-Subjeet.
Treatment of Delinquent Children
Closing remarks by Mayor T.. r. Taylor
Wednesday evening at s ocIock-Lieutenant
Governor Warren r.. Porter presiding
| Charles Montgomery-Short address on Work
| of New Home.
S. NJ. shortridge-Address The Work Of the
California Prison Commission.
Senator G. \. Felton, Address, "The Treat
ment of Discharged Prisoners"
General TREY l.. Ford. prison director-Ad-
dress. Modern Prison Management
Address by John E. Hoyle. warden San ouen-
Closing remarks by presiding officer.
Thursday afternoon. at 2;30 o'clock-Bishop
Edwin II. Hughes presiding.
Rev. H. H: Bell, d. D.-subject, "A Friend
to the Frlendless." "
Rev Frank 5. Ford-Subject, Found. =
Captain W. S. Barnes-Address. The Fellow
That's Down
NJ J. Observation-Disclosures, Others
Closing remarks by presiding officer.
Thursday evening. at oclock-Bishop VIII
Rev John HemphiIi, Is. D.-Address Build
| ing"
W. H. Jordan-Address, The Sorrow Entailed
| by Crime
William l. Day. superintendent-Add
Missionary Work In and Out OF Prison.
| Closing remarks by presiding officer.
! Friday afternoon. at 2:30 o'clock-Rev. l. \.
| McCash, d. D.. presiding.
Judge Carroll Cook-subject, Probation of
| First OFFENDERS
Judge Henry c. Dibble-Subject, "A New
| Start in Life
Prof 2. P. smlth---subiect, BE Good. Do
| Good, and Make Good
! Friday evening. at o'clock-George L. Cen
| ter. supervisor. presiding
Rev d. o. Crowley Subject. Proper Train
! ing Of Boys--the Great Prevention of Crime
Rev. E. r. Ollie, d. D.-Subject, Help Our
Fallen Brother Rise"
Captain Harry Gleason-Subjcet. THE Police
Department
Charles ontgomery-Subject. 1.-The Future. :
Music vocal and instrumental. will be ar
ranged by the womsn's auxiliary of the Califor-
mia prison commission.