Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-02
MANY N0TAbLES ON CHARITIES'
 MEET PROGRAM
Subjects Affecting Welfare of All to Be Discussed at
 Conference Here.

Mothers pensions, the relation O the church to social service, the sup pression of vice, the need for indus trial schools and the states duty tt it's children are some of the subjects that will be discussed at the twoday session here May and , of the Ar kansas State Conference of Charities and Correction, the complete program for which was announced yesterday.
 Rabbi Joseph Jasin of Pine Bluff is the acting president of the conference. while Mrs. Minnie U. Rutherford of Magazine is first vice president. M. A. Auerbach of Little Rock is secre- tary, and Miss Julia Houston of Pine Bluff is treasurer.
 The local committee in charge of the conference arrangements is com posed ot Miss Houston, Rabbi Jasin, pr. H. A. Stowell, Mrs. E. D. Russell Mrs. !. M. Sowards and Mrs. w. R. Barricklow.
 Program for Conference. 1 The complete program, as announc- ed yesterday, follows: TUESDAY, MAY I. 9 a. m.. Session held at Chamber of Commerce. | Invocation-Rev J. l. Norris, Pine 1 Bluff. Address of Welcome-Congressman S. M. Taylor
 "Why the Schools Welcome the lConference"-Prof Junius Jordan, Pine Bluff. Response to Welcome Address h |. Presidents Address-Rabbi Joseph Jasin, Pine Bluff.
 10 a. m. "The Church and Social Service; chairman, Rev. James Thomas, Little Rock. "Relation of Christ to Social Sar- vice." by the chairman.
 "The Christianity of Social Work Miss Helen Riddick, Little Rock. zs
 '"The Rural Church as a Communi- ty Factor"-Miss Eva Reichardt, Lit tie Rock. 2 D. m. Chamber of Commerce. Invocation-Rev. w. J. B. Cox, Pine Bluff. ~<'7V Public Charities and Welfare; chairman, Mrs. M. U. Rutherford, Magazine.
 Mothers Pensions"-By the chair man.
 Minimum Wage Law'-J. G. Clary, Little Rock. 1 'The Transportation Problem"-M. A. Auerbach, Little Rock.
 sociological Factors in Treatment of Insane"-Mrs. R. Darnell, Little Rock. ] SD. m. First Presbyterian church, Fifth and Walnut. Invocation-Rev. E. R. Steele, Pine Bluff.
 "vice supression": chairman, Rev. Hay Watson Smith, Little Rock.
 Report of the Anti-Vice Agitation" By the chairman.
 Little Rock, Before and After"- Mayor Charles E. Taylor, Little Rock.
 Suppression or Federation J. I. Norris, Pine Bluff.
 WEDNESDAY, MAY 5.
 g a. m Session held at the Cham Der of Commerce.
 Invocation-Rec C. c. Cline. Pine Bluff
 Care of the Feeble -Minded"; chair man, Durand Whipple. Little Rock.
 "Report of the Commission on Feeble -Minded'-By the chairman.
 Psychological Tests of Mentality" I-Dr. D. A. Rhinehart, Little Rock.
 "Discussion"-Led by Dr. A. c. Shipp, Medical college, U. of A., Lit tie Rock.
 D. m. Chamber of Commerce.
 Invocation-Father Albert, Pine Bluff.
 "Sex Hyegine'; chairman, Dr Frank Young, Little Rock.
 "The Problem Stated"-By the chairman.
 "sex Hygiene in the Schools"-Prof J. w. Kuykendall, Fort Smith. | Sex Hygiene in the Schools"-Dr William BreatAwit, Pine Bluff.
 8 D. m. First Presbyterian church, Fifth and Walnut.
 Invocation-Rev. H. A. StoWell Pine Bluff.
 "Child Welfare; chairman, Mrs 7 E. D. Russell, Pine Bluff. "Need for Industrial Schools'-Miss I Erie Chambers, Little Rock. f "The Prevention of Blindness"-J H. Hinemon, Little Rock. "Civic Health Work in Relation te f Sex Hygiene"-Dr. w. T. Lowe, Pine l Bluff. v "The States Duty to It's Children Congressman T. H. Carraway, Jones boro.
 Session Open.
 The session will be open to all, ant the general public will be cordially welcomed at the conference.