The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-20
SENATOR bORAH
 ID BE FEATURE
 OF CONFERENCE Will Speak at the National Child Labor Conference
 in Birmingham TO BE INTRODUCED BY WOODROW WILSON Noted Senator and Leader Will Talk on "The State and Nation in the Child Labor Reformation"
 Other Speakers

Senator William E. Borah of Idaho, whose speech in the Senate Saturday upon the existing conditions in the north and south as to the negro, whick. has won him wide circle of friends in the south, has accepted an invitation 10 address the National Child Labor conference, which Nmeets here next month.
 His address will be, "The State and Nation in the Child Labor Reformation ' He will be introduced by Gov. Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey, who is to preside over the meeting Thursday night, March g..
 Senator Rorah is held to be one of the best-informed men in the United States Senate, and the announcement of his ad- dress in Birmingham will add interest to the meeting for the child which has been arranged for Birmingham. He iayed the north in the Senate a few days ago on it's attitude toward the negro, and said there were no reasons for the north to main- tain in "hoier than thou" attitude as to the south when conditions north of the river were as bad, if not worse, than in the much-debated southland,
 Full Programme
 The programme for the conference to be held here is being rapidly completed, and in a few days Maurice Willows, who is in touch with all developments, will have a complete list ready for announce ment.
 It has been assured that Theodore Roosevelt, former President of the United States, will attend. The famous faunal naturalist is to speak on the night fol- lowing the address of Senator Borah. The title of his address has not been given out.
 In addition to the two distinguished men named the most interesting customer in the democratic party will make an ad- dress, He is Gov Woodrow Wilson. whose sensational race for the governor ship of New Jersey was even more inter- esting than Uncle Jud' Harmon, gov ernor of Ohio.
 Inasmuch as the two latter men are supposed to represent the flower of the democratic party, and from the two tho democrats must choose their presidential son will attract more than passing at teftlOu III blTlnlnSndm ana the SOutn. Gov. Emmet O'Neal will be in attend ance upon the meeting and will preside when Colonel Roosevelt delivers his ad dress
 Jane Addams Coming
 One of the most interesting women to attend the conference, according to Mr. Willows. will be Jane Addams of Chicago whose settlement work has won her fame all over the world She established and has operated for many years "dull House" in Chicago, which is the largest settlement house in the world, and where the man without dime" can always find food and shelter while In Chicago.
 The local committees, headed by John L. Raul and Maurice Willows. have .been mapping out plans of Entertainment for several days now. On account of the fame of the men and women attending this conference, Birmingham will doubtless en- certain them in a manner never before seen In the city. The conference will last three days, and Birmingham will be vis- ited during that time with worldwide characters. All bent upon the one idea of solving the problem of the child