The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-01

Edwin Boone Craighead. president
Tulane University, New Orleans. La
The Press and the People," D.
Austin Latchaw. Of the Kansas City
Star. Kansas City. No.
"Woman's Influence In National
Questions" Mrs. Emmons Croker OF
Massachusetts,. chairman conservation
department, General Federation Of
Women's clubs.
Reports by the conservation COM
mittees Of national organizations.
Afternoon.
Routine business.
Appointment Of presiding officer.
"The Farmer and the Nation" Wal.
tor H. Page. editor. Worlds Work. and
member OF the Country Life Commits.
sion.
Farm Conservation" James VIII
son. secretary Of agriculture.
Cattle. Food and Leather" u. g..
Senator Jonathan p. Dolliver. Iowa
General discussion led by Congress-
man Frederick G. Stevens, Of st. Paul.
Conservation and Country Life. !"
Prof. Liberty Hyde Bailey. Cornell
University.
Soils. Crops. Food and Clothing"
James J. Hill. st. Paul.
General discussion led by Henry
Wallace, editor Wallace's Farmer. Des
Moines.
Evening.
illustrated lecture on birds, Frank
N. Chapman, curator of birds, Ameri-
con Museum III Natural History. New
York.
Thursday, Sept. Q, Morning.
Invocation. the Rev. Hans g. Stub.
st. Paul. secretary Luther seminary.
Routine business.
"Pan-American Conservation; .
Great Opportunity and Responsible.
ity." John Barrett, director-general
Pan.American Union.
Conservation as q World Wide
Question" by a representative of q
foreign government.
"The Young Man and Our Future
Nation" United States Senator Albert
J. Beveridge. Indiana.
"This Continent as Home for Our
People," DR.. w. J. MCGEE. department
Of agriculture.
"The Foest and the Nation" Henry
8. Graves, United States forester.
Life and Health ~ National As
SETS" DR.. f. +. Wesbrook. University
Of Minnesota. Minneapolis. represent
Ing the American Medical association.
Afternoon.
Routine business.
Appointment of presiding officer.
THE Stake the Business Man has
In Conservation" Alfred l. Baker.
chairman Chicago committee. National
Conservation association.
1.-THE Natural Resources Belong to
the People," James r. Garfield. form.
or secretary of the interior.
General discussion led by George c.
Pardeo. former governor Of California
and Newton G. Blanchard of Shreve-
port, La.
"Our Resources as the Basis for
Business" Wallace d. Simmons. st.
Louis, Mo.
"Are We Mining Intelligently?'
Thomas L. Lewis. president United
Mine Workers Of America
Education and Conservation" DR..
Elmer Ellsworth Brown. United States
commissioner of education.
Evening.
illustrated lecture. Personal and
National Thrift" Bernard N. Baker.
Baltimore. president Of the National
Conservation Congress.
Friday, Sept. .. Morning.
Invocation. the Rev. Henry C.
Swearingen. pastor House Of Hope
Church, st. Paul. MINI.
Routine business.
"Conservation-True Patriotism"
Mrs. Matthew +. Scott, president gen.
eral Of the Daughters Of the Ameri-
can Revolution.
Saving our Boys and Girls" Ben B.
Lindsey. Judge Of the Juvenile court,
Denver, Col.
"The Conservation Program" Gift
ford Pinchot, president Of the Nation.
al Conservation association and form.
or United States forester.
Reports OF committees.