The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1914-06-13
Walsh. Miss Adelaide, Chicago. Ill.
Wastl, Rev. Francis x. philadel-

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Wingerter. DR.. Charles A., Wheel
ing, w. Va.
MONDAY, SEPT. 81, 9:45 A. M.
DR.. Lawrence Flick, Chairman.
1. Diagnosis and Care of Incipi-
ent tuberculosis in the Homes of the
Poor, DR.. Lawrence F. Flick, Phila-
delphia. medical director of the
White Haven Sanatorium.
2. Vocational Training of De-
fective Children at Home and in In
situations. Rt. Rev. Msgr. P. R. Nc
Dewitt. Philadelphia, Superintendent
of Parochial schools.
Discussion: Miss Mary Josephine
Bleakie. Boston, Massachusetts
Training School; Mrs. M. c. Dunphy,
New York, superintendent of chill
dren's hospitals and schools, depart
ment of charities.
8. Prevention of Insanity by Care
of Overworked and Depressed Peo-
pie, DR.. D. j. Mccarthy, Philadelphia,
professor of medical jurisprudence,
University of Pennsylvania.
Discussion: Dr. T. M. Barnett, Dix
mont. Hospital for the Insane; Rev.
Francis X. Wastl, Philadelphia.
TUESDAY, SEPT. %, 9:45 A. M.
Dr. Mary O'Brien Porter, vice-Chair-
man, Chicago, presiding.
1. Social Service by Hospitals,
Rev. Francis X. Wastl, Philadelphia,
chaplain. Philadelphia General Hos
pital.
Discussion: Dr. Louis Turner, Bal
timore, St. Vincent de Paul Society,"
2. Physical and Medical care of
Children in Institutions, DR.. Edward
Mallon, Philadelphia, Physician to
Villanova College.
Discussion: Brother Barnabas,
Lincolndale, Director, Lincolndale
Agricultural School; Mr.. William j.
Doherty, New York, Deputy Commits
sioner of Charities; Miss Emily
kzating, Pittsburgh, Probation Off,
Ger. Juvenile Court.
3. The Parish Nurse. Mrs. Mary
E. Fox, Pittsburgh, Secretary and In
vestigator for the Conference of
Catholic Charities.
Discussion: Mr.. James H. Stone.
Boston, st. Vincent de Paul Society.
Committee on Social and Civic Activi-
ties.
Chairman, Rev. DR.. John A. Ryan,
St. Paul, Mimi; Vice-Chairman, Mrs.
Thomas Burns, Chicago, ILL.,; Bleakie.
Miss M. Josephine, Brookline. Mass. i;
Casgrain, Mrs. Charles w. Detroit.
Mich; Gull. Hon. Dan B.. Cleveland,
Ohio; Curran. Rev. John j., Wilkes
Barre, Pa; Oman, Miss Katherine
NJ; New York City; Heffernan. Rev.
w. j., New Orleans. La; Houlihan.
Rev. T. H.. Portland. Me-; Kane.
Miss Rose, Minneapolis, Mimi; Ken
KEEL, F. P. St. Louis. Mo-; Mulready.
Edwin, Boston, Mass: O'Byrne. M.
A., Savannah, Ca; O'Brien. Miss
Grace, Brooklyn. N. Y; O'Hara. Rev.
E. ". Portland. Ore; O'Hara, DR..
Frank, Washington, D. c., Phillips,
Charles, San Francisco, CAL; Reilly,
Edward NJ. Lancaster. Pa; Riordan,
Rev. Daniel j.. Ryan, Mrs. James j.
Baltimore. Md; Spetz. Rev. Andrew,
c. R., Chicago. ILL.,; Sweeney. Rev.
Timothy P, Fall River. Mass; Will
liams. Miss Katherine R., Milwaukee,
Wis.,, Wolking, William c., Cincin-
natl. Ohio.
MONDAY, SEPT. 81, $3.50 P. M.
Rev. DR.. John A. Ryan, Chairman.
1. The Social Side of Charity.
Rev. DR.. John A. Ryan, st. Paul. pro-
lessor OF Moral Theology and Eco
nomics, st. Paul Seminary.
2. The Utilization of Municipal
Agencies in Relief Work. Mrs. 7. j.
Meder, Chicago. Protectorate. Cath
Ollie Women's League.
Discussion: Mr.. Robert Biggs.
3. Cooperation with Organized
Labor in Relief Work. Mr.. James
O'Connen, Washington. International
Association of Machinists.
Discussion: Mr.. David A. McCape'
PHI. D.. Princeton University, Assist
ant Professor of Economics.
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. %, $3.50 A. M.
Committee on Social and Civic Activi-
ties. Mr.. Thomas Burns, Vice
Chairman, Chicago. Presiding.
1. Cooperation with Social and
Civic Activities in Promoting Tenn
perance, Rev. J. j. Curran: Wilkes
Barre. Pa.
Discussion: Mr.. Edwin Mulready,
Boston. Massachusetts, Probationo
Commission.
2. Wages and Poverty. Mr.. Frank
O'Hara. Phi. D., Washington. Associ-
ate Professor Of Economics, Catholic
University.