Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-10-03
Sac charlties MeetIna.

THO state conference of char
ties and corrections. which opens
in Racine on September %. extending
Octo6er 2, will be attended
by many social workers from Milwau-
kee, several of whom will appear on
the program.
Sept 29. s p. m,-Address of vel
come. ". S. Goodland mayor: re-
Spouse. w. H. Graebner, state board of
control; presidents address, Miss
Katherine r. Williams After Care of
Discharged Prisoners" Mai NJ. A
Messlein, Volunteers of America, Chi
cage.
Sept. 80, $3.50 a. m-Report of com
mittee on housing. Charles II. Crown
hart, president industrial commission;
discussion by H. H. Jacobs. Milwau-
kee; welfare work for women, Miss
Emma o. Lundberg, deputy inspector
state industrial commissions The Min.
imum Wage Law in Minnesota. Rev.
John A. Ryan. ST Paul seminary, St
Paul, Mimi
? p. m.-"How May Libraries Coop.
crate With Local Institutions" NJ. S.
Dudgeon. secretary state library com.
mission, Madison; Helping the Delin
quent Girl Mary f. Bartelme. judge
of juvenile court, Chicago; "Co-opera-
ton of Women's Clubs With Civic and
Social Activities Mrs. J. A. Strath-
earn president Wisconsin Federation
Of Women's clubs Kaukauna
p. m.-Report of committee on
juvenile delinquency and recreation,
Charles ID. Rosa. Beloit, chairman, re
port of committee on prevention and
probation. Judge A H. Reid. Wausau,
chairman, The Indeterminate Sen
tence in Minnesota" Henry Wolfer.
former warden state penitentiary of
Minnesota; Need of the lndeterminate
Sentence Law in Wisconsin, Ralph E.
Smith, president of the state board OF
control; "Remunerative Occupations
for the Blind, Oscar kuesterman SUI
perintendent Wisconsin workshop for
the blind. Milwaukee
Oct 1, 9 a. m.-Report of committee
on legislation, Ralph E. Smith, chair
man; Jails and Lockups Their
Equipment and Inspection John p
Lewis, member of the state board OF
| control; discussion, c. A. Shower. state
inspector; 'Wisconsins Methods OF
| Caring for the Tubercular,' Dr. J. w
Conn, superintendent state sanatcrium
! Wales The History Of the Care oil
the Insane" Or. Charles Gor3t, super
intendent state hospital for the insane
Mendoza The Wisconsin Psycopath
ic Institute" DR. w. F. Lorenz. direc
tor.
2:30 p. m.-Report of committee or
detectives, Dr. A. w Wilmarth, Chip
pewa Falls, chairman; "Truancy- 1t!
Causes and Treatment" Miss Bessie
Buckley, truancy department Milwau
kee public schools; The Menta
Clinic" demonstration Miss Mar,
Campbell, morals court, Chicago; "Th,
Juvenile Offender on Trial and Proha
tion," Franz c. Eschweiler. Judge o
juvenile court. Milwaukee.
S p. m.-Report of committee Of
family and neighborhoods, Mrs Kath
crime (. Van Wyck, Milwaukee, secre
tary Associated Charities; "Co-opera
ton in the Administration of Poor Re
lief From the Public Standpoint" Wi
liam r Cross. Chicago. secretary ma
tional conference of charities and col
rection Cooperation In the Admin,
tration of Poor Relief From the Pr
vate Viewpoint" Rev Gustav Stearns
Church Of the Ascension, Milwaukee
Practical Principles of Public Re
lief, Milton b. Hunt, assistant secr'
tary Massachusetts Civic league. Boz
ton.
Oct 2. a Commute on resoh
ton; committee on nominations, RI
lation of Medical and Social Service" =
ca The Visiting Nurse Mrs +
Kohlsaat Visiting Nurses association
Milwaukee; tbD The Free Medic;
. Clinic" Dr. Rock Sleyster. secretar
: Wisconsin State Medical society. Wa
pun (cl Hospital Extension Service
= Miss Anne Hamilton Milwaukee
p Commercial Organization and Char
p table Control Howard Strong, seer
e tary Minnesota Civic and Commerce.
association. Minneapolis discussion
Z Walter H. Reed, secretary CONNIE
cjal club. Racine
The conference and exhibit viii /
held at the Presbyterian church TT
headquarters viii be at the Hotel X
cine
Miss Katherine r Williams pres
dent Of the organization and a mel
, Der Of the state board OF control. wi
preside and will make her annual a
- dress Tuesday evening.
$4,000 Women Work in State.
in its investigation Of occupation
= and conditions of work Of women al
TO- children wage-earners Of the state du
ing the last year, the industrial col
j. mission inquired into about TWEEN