The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-05

FARRAND TO
TAKE PART IN
CONFERENCE


President Livingston Farrand, who
will have leading part in the Com
munity Welfare Conference program;
to be held Oct. 5 to in Canon City,
comes not only as nationally recog-
nized authority on questions of public
health and the prevention of tuber-
culosis, but also as u leading educa-
tor. Prior to DIR. Farrand's affilia-
tion with the State University he was
for a number of years national secre-
tary of the National Association for
the Study and Prevention OF Tuber-
culosis. During this time DR.. Far
rand travelled thruout the country,
managing public health exhibits and
lecturing upon the prevention of tu-
berculosis. From this wide field of
contact with practical public health
problems, DIR. Farrand comes to us
prepared not to speak in terms of
theory, but on the basis of actual con-
ditions as they exist. He has the rare
combination of being man of prac-
tical experience and thorough schol-
arly training.
The program committee considers
itself fortunate in being able to Sc
cure the services OF DIR. Farrand for
three days of the conference program
At the mems luncheon Thursday
noon, which will be the opening ses-
sion of the Community conference,
President Farrand will speak on The
Responsibility of the City Govern
ment for the Welfare of the Commun-
ity." At this time President Farrand
will show the important part the city
government has in conserving the
human and most vital resources Of
the community.
AT 2:15 Thursday afternoon DIR. Far
rand will speak again in the Presby-
terian church on Preventative Mea-
sures of tuberculosis in the Home
and School" This is the only time
during the conference that DIR. Far
rand will speak on Preventative
Measures of tuberculosis" so all who
are interested in this subject a, en-
couraged TO attend. While this is
scheduled on the program as a wom-
ems meeting. this number on the pro
gram will be open to the public at
large. Teachers and school children
as well as parents will profit much
by hearing Dr. Farrand's address on
this subject
From AIS to Sis Dr. Farrand Will
lead round table discussion for
physicians and health officers ut the
Chamber of Commerce.
Friday evening DR.. Farrand will
speak again at the Methodist church
on the subject. THE University and
The People" At this time he will
show forth the increasing field OF op-
portunity for the university TO render
practical service to tie people Of
the state.
His last address. which will be on
''The School and The Community"
will be given at the teachers lunch
con Saturday at 1918 at the Y. NJ
C. A. DIR. Farrand at this luncheon
will treat the school as determining
factor in a community's growth and
advancement. Plates will be reserved
for teachers, but there will he a lin
tied number available for parents.
Provision is made to provide the
luncheon at the Methodist church in
case the demands exceed the ca
pacity of the Y. NJ. G. A. dining room
Tickets for this luncheon are on
sale by Mr.. Charles Duncan and Miss
Marie SchweigeTt. the luncheon com.
mittee. They may also be purchased
from the county, Canon and South
Canon school superintendents and at
the Y. NJ. C. A.
Arrangements had been made for
DIR. Farrand to speak at the union
service Sunday evening, Oct. Sth.
which will be the closing session of
the conference. He was to speak on
the subject. THE Church and the
Community" DR.. Farrand has noti-
fed the committee that it will be
impossible for him TO be here Sunday
evening The community, however.
will enjoy an exceptional treat at the
closing session OF tie conference. as
DR.. r. W. Corwin OF tho Mnnequa
hospital OF Pueblo will give an illus
trated lecture on the Results of the
War in France"
CHANGE IN PROGRAM.
DR.. II. w. Corwin of Pueblo will lee
ture on THE Results of Ine War in
France" illustrating his lecture with
stereopticon slides, Sunday evening.
October sth. at the Presbyterian
church in tie place of President Far
rand Of the State University The
lecture will be part of the Com
munity Welfare conference.