The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-11
SOCIOLOGICAL CONGRESS PROGRAMME GIVEN OUT

Tisory secretary. National Board of cen- sorship, New York city.
 War a Destroyer of National Health Hon. Arthur D. Call, executive director American Peace society, Wash fngton, D. c.
 ''Humanizing the Court for tho Sake of Life,' Judge Ben B. Lindsey. Denver, Col.
 III. Department Associated Charities
 Mr. c. c. Menzler chairman. Chatta- nooga, Tenn; Mrs. J. c. Love, secretary, Houston, Tex; theme. Mental Health"
 Mental Hygiene" Miss Maude Loeber, M. D., New Orleans, La.
 ''rhe South's Gehenna; County Poor Houses c. c. Menzler, Chattanooga, Tenn.
 Restorers of Health' Prof. c. s. Yoak um. Ph. D., University of Texas, Austin. Tex.
 "An Ignored Problem in the Conserva- ton of Human Life; Suffering" Prof. John M. Fletcher, Ph. b, Tulane univer- sity, New Orleans. La.
 Mental Health Safeguards by Physical Health" Samuel P. Brooks, IL. D.. president Baylor university, Waco Tex.
 "State Supervision of all Charitable and Correctional Institutions in the h. terest of Health" w. D. Mathews, M. D., general secretary, board of charities, Oklahoma City, Okla.
 'The Homeless Man as a Health Prob lem" A. A. Glisson, Fit. Worth, Tex.
 ". Department of Child Labor
 pr. A. J. Mckelway, chairman, Wash ington, D. C.; pr. A. T. Jemison, sec retary. Greenwood. S. C.; theme, "The Health of Children"
 Parental Responsibility of Parents for the Health of Children M M. Carrick. M. D., Dallas, Tex.
 Method of Health Teaching in Schools" Prof. F. R. Dresslar, Ph D., George Peabody College for Teachers Nashville. Tenn.
 "Safeguarding the Health of Boys," Rev. ". L. Clark, bennington. Ontario, Canada.
 Supervised Play as a Means of Pro- noting Health,' Rev. Henry A. Atkn- son, secretary social service commission, Congregational church. Boston, Mass
 ''rhe Blight and Prevention of Chil- dren's Diseases Alcoholism as Blight on Childhood"
 Housing as a Health Problem" John Ihdler, Ph. D.. field secretary. National Housing association, New York city. V. Race Relations
 Dr. James H. Dillard, chairman. Char lcttesville, Va; Dr. w. D. Weatherford secretary, Nashville. Tenn; theme Health and Race Relations
 "A Survey of Progress for the Year" James Hardy billiard. D. Lit. IL. D., president Jeanes foundation and director John F. Slater fund, Charlottesville, Va "The Cause of Unusual Mortality Among Negroes" Rev. B. F. Riley. D. D.. Birmingham.
 Recreation and Health in Rural Com munities," Dr. J. A. Booker, president Arkansas Baptist college. Little Rock Ark.
 "The Rural School as the Center for a Health Campaign" Prof. B. C. Cald- well. Ph. D.. assistant field director the John F. Slater fund, Natehitoches, La Health Problems of the Negro Church," Dr. l.. K. Williams, chairman Baptist missionary and educational con vention, Ft. Worth, Tex.
 "City Housing of Negroes in Relation to Health'' Prof. J. W. Gilbert, Paine college, Augusta, Ga.
 "The Negro Woman and the Health Problem Prof. c. V. Roman, M. A., M. D., Meharry Medical college Nash vile, Tenn.
 "The Health of the Negro and the South's Labor Problem" Prof. c. II. Brough, Ph. D., University of Arkansas, Fayetteville Ark.
 "The Negros Relation to Sanitation" w. E. Brunner, M. D., Savannah, Ga.
 'Is the Negro Dying Out? Who Cares ?,. W. D. Weatherford Ph. D., student sec retary, International Y. M. C. A. com mittee. Nashville. Tenn.
 Health the Basis of Race Prosperity R. R. Wright Ph. D., editor Christian Recorder, Philadelphia, Pa.
 Hope Essential for Moral and Physi- cal Health," A. J. Barton. D. D., ILL. D., corresponding secretary educational board Baptist general convention, Waco. Tex.
 VI. The Church and Social Service
 Prof. H. B. Carre. chairman, Nashville, Tenn; Prof A. M. Trawiclz. secretary, Nashville, Tenn; theme, "The Church as the Conserver of Social Health"
 'The Primary Function of the Church; to Save Life" Prof. John c. Granbery Ph. D.. Southwestern university, George town, Tex.
 Physical Health Championed by the Church, J. l.. Kesslar. Ph. D., dean Bay Tor university, Waco, Tex. "The Press and the Fight for National Health." George Waverly Briggs, editor Galveston News. Galveston, Tex 'The Sunday School as a Health School" Henry F. Cope, D. D., general secretary Religious Educational associa- tion, Chicago, III.
 "The Need of Trained Social Workers for Health Conservation In the South" John F.. White. D. D.. ILL. D., pastor second Baptist church, Atlanta, Ga
 "The Duty of the Church to Keep Chil- dren Out of Heaven" Rev. c. A. Water field, Paris, Tenn
 Modern Miracles of the Church In Health Conservation" Samuel 7. Batten. D. D., IL. D.. secretary American Bap- tist Social Service brotherhood, Philadel- phia, Pa.
 Health Evangelism by the Church." Bishop Wilbur P. Thirkfield D. D., ILL. D.. New Orleans. La.
 War on Diseases as a Worthy Ob- iective for a Religious Crusade" Charles S. Mcfarland, Ph. D., secretary Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in American, New York city.