The Washington herald., 1913-07-26

given by Z. j. Ward, head OF the civil
and social center department OF the Uni
versity Of Wisconsin. who began the SO
cial center movement at Rochester. N
Y.
Welfare Work Conference.
Washington will be represented In the
conference for leaders of men and boys
which is to be held at Silver Bay, Lake
George. N. Y. August 7-lo under tht
auspices Of the Industrial and special
religious leadership departments Of thu
Eastern Association School Of the Young
Mems Christian Associations. The mair
attention is to be given to ''welfare
work" To the conference superintend.
ents, general managers employers and
foremen of industrial concerns are in.
vited to consider the problems that con.
Germ the human factor in industry. The
point of view of both employers and en-
ployes is sought
Subjects such as 1.-THE Rights Of Prop
erty," 1.-THE Right to Work." Social.
ism." 1.-The Protection of Workers. "
Labor Organizations" THE l. w. w.
&C., are to be discussed. Besides these
special topics general themes to be con-
sidered sre: THE Spiritual Basis Of the
Worlds Progress" THE Character Basis
Of Efficiency" Social Safety and Social
Service" Education for Useful Living
and THE Significance Of the Modern
Emphasis Upon Physical Welfare"
Among the speakers expected to take
part are: William B. Wilson. Secretary
Of Labor: Seth Low, formerly Mayor OF
New York; the Rev. DR.. Clarence A. Bar
bour. secretary international COMMITTEES
of Young Mems Christian Associations:
]. B. Lennon, treasurer American FEEDER
alton Of Labor. and presidents of cham
bers of commerce Of several cities.
Brotherhood Conference.
The eighteenth annual conference OF
the Brotherhood of the Kingdom Is to
be held at Marlborough-on-the-H ud-
son, N. Y. August rs to % This is a
conference made up of representatives
Of a number Of religious and social
bodies for the discussion Of the subjects
Of present-day interest
The program of subjects and speakers
is as follows: 1.-THE Relation Of the
Brotherhood to the Church." by the Rev.
DIR. J. Winthrop Hegeman, of Balston
Spa, N. Y, and the Rev. DR.. NJ. Bronx.
of Troy. N. Y. formerly Of Bayonne;
THE Peace Movement" the Rev. DR.. j.
Strong. Of New York: what Is Social
Evangelism" the Rev. w. W. Barker.
Paving, N. Y: THE Relation of the
Brotherhood to Socialism," by Prof. Wal
ter Ratschenbusch, of Rochester. N. Y.
and the Rev. VIM. H. Gardner. OF Nut
ley, N. J.; '"The Relation of Christianity
to the Great Ethnic Religion" the Rev.
Charles L Carhart. of this city: mission
airy address by the Rev. Charles w.
Briggs. of Bslston Spa. n. Y.
THE Relation of the Brotherhood to the
Federation Movement" the Rev. DR.. s. z.
Batten. of Philadelphia, and the Rev. Z.
Tallmadge Root, Boston: THE Modern
Conception Of Religious Education" the
Rev. DR.. NJ. s. Littlefeld. Of New York
City, and the Rev. VIM. H. Babcock. of
Buffalo: THE Relation of the Brother
hood to Present-day Politics." the Rev.
A. ]. Sadler. of Stamford. n. Y, and the
Rev. DIR. II. H. Peabody, of Rome. N. Y;
THE Kingdom OF God In Neighborhood
Relations" the Rev. w. r. Clark. Point
Pleasant. N. J.: 1.-THE Farmers Move
ment," George T. Powell. of New York
City, and 1.-The Rural Church." the Rev.
DR.. Warren H. Wilson. OF New York.