The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-22
Adopted After Conference Between Executive Com
 mittee and Lovejoy
MANY CELEBRITIES
 TO BE SPEAKERS
Colonel Roosevelt, Senator Borah Commissioner Neill, Dr. Stephen D. Wise and Numerous Oth-
 CTS Have Accepted

l the executive committee of the conference I to be held here March g, 10, Il and 12 the formal and offncial programme was 1 adopted
 The programme includes addresses by l Col. Theodore Rooseevlt. Jane Addams of Hull House." Chicago. H., Gov. Elm met O'Neal. Dr. William Hanson of the board of health of Boston, former Gov. Braxton B. Conner. Kate Barnard, com. missioner of charities of Oklahoma, Dr Charles P. Neil United States commis- sioner of labor. of Washington, Senator l William E. Borah of Idaho and others The official programme follows: 1 You are cordially invited to attend the I sevsEth child labor conference. under the l auspices of the national child labor committee at the Orpheum, Birmingham, 1 March g. 10. II and 12, by invitation of | the Alabama child labor committee and l the civic bodies of Birmingham. Pro- aran:me:
 THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH g. pr. B. J. Baldwin, Montgomery, chair man Alabama child labor committee, presiding. History of Child Labor Re l form in Alabama l Address of welcome by Hon. Culpepper Exum. Mayor of Birmingham. l Response, pr. Samuel McCune Lindsay, New York. vice chairman national child labor committee. l Report from the fields. "Child Labor Legislation in the Car olinas." John Porter Hollis, Rock hill. S. c.
 New Territory. A. J. McKeiway, ! W pton. n
 "The Forward Movement in Missouri West Virginia and Indiana" E. N. Clop- per. Cincinnati. o.
 "The Coal Mines of Pennsylvania '' Fred s. Hall. Philadelphia. | THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH g.
 Senator Joseph F. Johnston, Alabama presiding.
 Uniformity in child labor legislation. | "The State and the Nation and Child | Reform" Senator William E. Borah o1 l Idaho. | "The Chief Hinderance to Uniformity, pr. A. J. McKelway, secretary for south eln states. national child labor commit | tee.
 "rle Welfare of the Child the Chief l Consideration. Jane Addams, HUI House. Chicago. Exclusion of Children from Danger GUS Trades (stereopticon),, Dr. William E. Hanson. Massachusetts board ol | bcalth Boston.
 FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 10. ;, Section 1. Edward M. Chopper presiding s,Child Labor in Streets and Public Places"
 l Ten-minute addresses.
 "The Nickle Theatre Maurice Will lows, Birmingham.
 "The News Boy" George A. Hall, New York child labor committee.
 ''The Messenger Boy"
 Street Trades and Reformatories, Richard K Conant, Massachusetts child labor committee, Boston, l Address, Practical Regulations, Street l Trading" Edward N. Chopper. l Section g. Poverty and Parental De- pendence in Child Labor Reform Hon | N. B. Feagin, presiding. l scholarships" Frances Ingram, Louis- vile.
 "State Child Labor Relief" George A. I Hall, New York city l 'The Prosperity of State With Good l Child Labor Law" Kate Barnard, com missioner of charities, Oklahoma.
 "The Dinner Toter," Charles l.. Coon | secretary national committee child labor committee, Wilson. N. c.
 FRIDAY NOON. March TO- Business mems lunch, Hotel Hillman, John l.. Raul presiding | Child labor in the south. | AlIGT uiIHeT SpecCHcS Dy Nol. lhSouOie | Roosevelt Governor O'Neal pr. J. w | Stagg B. B. Conner and others. The women's clubs of Birmingham will | give reception to speakers and dele | gates at the Country club on Friday aft ernoon from 4 to 6.
 It is also expected that Colonel Roose- welt will speak in Capitol park at 1. | o'clock.
 FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH TO- | nf hood" Hon. Emmet O'Neal, governor oi Alabama, presiding.
 "The Conservation of Childhood" Col | Theodore Roosevelt,
 Federal investigation of Woman ant Child Labor" Dr. Charles P. Neill, com. missioner of labor, Washington, D. c.
 Industrial Education in Public Schools" to be filled.
 Federal Chidren's Bureau" Lillian D Wald. founder of Nurses Settlement New York city.
 Types of Working Children (stere opticon), Dr. A. J. McKelway. SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH H. !
 Section 1: A legislative programme fol the south. Reports from state and loca committees.
 Address: ''The South and the Nation.
 Section 9: Uniform Child Labor Laws. Dr. Samuel M. Lindsay presiding.
 Standard Proposed by United State. Commission on Uniform Laws" Hon. A T. Stovall, Okolona. Miss.
 What Should We Sacrifice to Uniform ity?" Mrs. Florence Kelley, general sec retary National Consumers League.
 Discussion by factory inspectors.
 Disadvantages Due to Varying Stand ards" Miss Jean M. Gordon, Louisiana Hon. W. w. Williams, Missouri; Hon Pat Filburn. Kentucky; Hon. Thomas P Kearns. Ohio.
 SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH Ii
 Child Labor on the Stage" Solomo, Wolff, Esq, chairman Louisiana Chiit Labor committee, presiding.
 Addresses by Dr. Henry B. Favill. Chi cago; Jean M. Gordon New Orleans Jane Addams. Hull House, Chicago
 SUNDAY MARCH 12.
 Annual address by Dr. Felix Adler chairman National Child Labor commit tee
 "A Years Progress in Child Labor Re form," Owen R. Lovejoy, general secre tary National Child Labor committee.
 ''The Social Cost of Child Labor," Rab bi Stephen D. Wise Free synagogue New York city dnvited).
 During the sessions of the conference the national child labor committee will present in the lobby of the Orpheum ar extensive collection of charts. diagrams and photographs of the actual conditions of child labor throughout the country | In the city churches delegates and speakers at the conference will occupy 2 number of the city pulpits on Sunda, morning and evening, March 12.
 Conference Headquarters-The head quarters of the conference will be at the Hotel Hilman. Registration bureau will be at the Orpheum
 Committees-C Committees of prominent