New Britain herald., 1919-06-13

edges of the field and the national need for such efforts is, tremendous.
 Surely the war has taught us tho value of the boy. We were suddenly aroused to the need of surrounding our young men in the army with ev- cry kind of wholesome influence. We, maintained a moral standard that was the admiration of the world But shall We not now carry that effort back a step. and in peace times seek to crc- ate such conditions for the boyhood of America as to insure a citizenship as clean, as high principled. de- voted to duty as the men of the A. F. F?"
 S:45--"The Boy. the Common De- nominator of All Problems, by Solon C. Bronson, D. D., president Chica go Boys club
 Thursday.
 9:30 a. --Devotional exercises by Rev. Thomas F. Burke, pastor St. Mary's church, Chicago.
 o:4O a. m-"WarS Aftcrmath: Making the World Safe for Boyhood." William Lewis Butcher, Brace Memo- rial Newsboys' house, New York city. This was a very fine talk.
 J. II. Frost, International Harvester Co. Chicago.
 Discussion.
 10: 30 a. m.--"The City Boy in Season al Farm Labor," by Ed. c. Jenkins, illustrated by moving pictures assist ant to national director |. S. Boys WOrking reserves, Washington, D. (. Il q. m.--Sectional conference, John J. McCormach, president. (AlcXandor Campbell. Riis house. New York city acted as advisor of older boys sec tionD
 Employed workcrs-Smith Y, Hughes. Boys Busy Life club, Mil waukce. presided.
 Directors and Othors--J. C. ITofC- stettcr, Boys club. Erie. Pa. presided, D. m.--Entirc conference went tp the Hull house on Ealsted street. The Hull house covers two entire blocks and was one of the first American set dement's and was csta blishcd in 1882. To provide center for q higher civic and social life, t0 institute and main- tain educational philanthrOpir enter prise and to investigate and improve the conditions in the industrial life of Chicago.
 2:30 D. n1.-Entire conference went on an autom obile trip, leaving the Hull house and visiting South park
 
 sherman park baths and plaNgrounds, Hum boldt Park Association house. Lincoln park and Lake Shore drive playerounds, Garfield and Jackson park recreational grounds Tcrminat- ing at Chicago Boys club No. ,.
 7:30 D. m.~-Addrcss, "Junior Rifle Corps as a Boys Club Activity" it. frustrated by pictures and dcmonstrat- ed by a portable rifle range. by F. M. Russell, New Haven. Conn
 8 D. m.--A dem onstratior entertain ment given by boys from the various Chicago boys work organizations. At the Chicago Boys club building No. ,, 2S01 South Ridgway avenue Associa,- tion House Boys club, EEinnastiC flow CTS and chair pyramids
 Boys Brotherhood Republic speech
 Hull House Bows club, pantomime. Olivot Boys club. wrcGtlng.
 Chicago Boys club, "old Maids Convention"
 Friday.
 30 a. n.-Dcvotional exercises by Dr. Norman B. Barr minister and superintendent of o1ivet institution, Chicago.
 9;40 8. m.--~What revenues should be expected from club members and ACuNltlGS, \DN ChIrteS \, DICKINSON, Boys club, Rockford, III
 1O:30 a. m.--Dutics and obligations of Boys club directors, individually and collectively. by w. E. Broadway, E ys' club, Portland, Me.
 Discussion opened by Frank C. Jor- dan. Boys club association, Indian apolis. Themes were presented hy delegates for discussion.
 2:3O D. m.-Annua1 m eetinr of the