The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-13


carrying it on to a stage when valuable
reports upon it may be made.
The following is statement of such
work OF preparation:
Probable Causes of Pauperisln.
Causes indicating misfortune:
A-Matters of employment: ny
Lack of employment; ~ insufficient
employment; 80 poorly paid employ
ment; ~ unhealthy or dangerous EN-
ployment
B-Aisfortune affecting personal ca
pacity: (1) Accident; ~ sickness or
death in family; (3) disease; Ia
physical defect; 80 senility; (6) ig-
C-Lack of normal support: (1) Loss
of breadwinner by Imprisonment or
death; ~ minors deserted or or
phaned.
D-Causes indicating misconduct:
% Intemperanee; (2) immortality;
90 crime; "a Discrimination to work,
vagraney; % rowing disposition.
Agencies for the Prevention and Cure
of Pauperis1n.
Religion: ~ The church; ~
Sunday school, (3) Institutional
church; ~ church societies: (5) tenn
perance societies: (6) organ recitals
and sacred concerts in churches.
Social agencies: "a Fairgrounds;
(2) parks; (3) baths; "a settlements;
~ creehes; Co boys and girls and
adult clubs; % entertainments: Isl
model tenements; (9) coffee houses:
(1o) rescue homes; an sending of
bnp1aTac. obiI1ror = oI:1a1.zz /
az placing of TOYS and good pictures
in poor homes; 13) boarding and lodg-
ing houses for young men and women;
14) facilities for change Of air for
sick people
3-Regulative or legislative: az
Laws against marriage of those in a
state of pauperism; (2) prohibition or
limitation Of sale of liquor; 90 laws
against cruelty to children; % laws
on parental delinquency; (5) laws
! against certain forms of child and fe-
male labor; {6) enforcement Of laws
against gambling.
! Educational: % Evening classes;
(2) lectures; 49, art galleries; a. free
libraries and reading (5) trades
schools: 80 distribution of literature
en- health matters: % kindergartens
80 teaching of deaf, dumb and blind
children; 90 teaching of domestic
! economy. sewing, etc. to girls.
medical: % Free dispensaries;
{2) district nurses; (3) campaign
against tuberculosis and other eonta-
gious diseases; a. lectures on vital
questions by doctors; (5) proper nour.
ishment of children; (6) sanitation.
Economic: "a Wage earning EN-
ployment; ~ employment agencies;
80 burial insurance; "a life insur-
ance; (5) insurance against sickness OF
accident
Division of work among subcommit-
tees:
First Committee-A: ~ Lack Of EN-
plovment; ~ insufficient employment
1 l3) poorly-paid employment. Rev
/ Feimy. Mrs. Heapy. Mr.. Canavarro
Mr.. Mott Smith
or dangerous employment B: az Ac
eident; % physical defect Mr.. Cart
/ ley, Mr.. c. Davies, Mrs Wadman, Mrs
Jones.
Third Committee-B: (2) Sickness
or death in family; (3) disease; 10
| senliity- Miss Yarrow. Mrs Dole, Rev
Westervelt.
Fourth committee-B: ~ Ignor
/ aHee. D: CA Dissemination TO work
vagraney; 80 rowing disposition. Mr.
Grlfhths, Mr. Tranquada. Mrs. Hall
Mrs. G. Davies
Fifth Committee-D: a. Internper
ance; t2) immortality; (3) crime. Mr.
Whitney. Rev Parker, Rev. Restariek
! Mr.. Rath
Sixth .acommittee-C: "a Loss oi
| bTeadwInler. by Imprisonment o.
! death; e minors deserted or orphan
I ed. Princess Kawananakoa. Mrs
! Iyers. Mrs. Rider. Mr.. Henry.
With this preparation Of the plan OF
! operation and It's division among the
subcommittee. there would seem 10 be
a great opportunity for the develop
ment Of reports for the consideration
/ Of the Associated Charities that viii be