Evening star., 1923-05-16

health service. New York
3. In Medical and Health Edu-
cation" Dr. Allen Freeman. school
OF public health and hygiene, Johns
Hopkins University. Baltimore, Md.
4. I'm Nursing" Miss Katherine
Tucker. superintendent, Visiting
Nurse Society. Philadelphia. Pa.
GROUP MEETING VI.
National Museum.
Topic: Social Health Problems
in Rural Communities"
Presiding: DR.. Robert r. Motion,
Tuskegee Institute. Tuskegee, Ala.
1. Rural Social Work and Health"
j. G. Logan. manager southern di-
vision of the Americn Red Cross,
Atlanta, Ga. and Miss Jane Van De
Nrede, southern division. American
Red Cross, Atlanta. Ga.
.. THE Negroes Struggle for
Health" Eugene X. Jones, execu-
tive secretary, National Urban
League, New York.
}. The Organization of Rural
Negroes for Health Work." T. j.
Moofter. jr.. Commission on Inter
racial Cooperation. Atlanta. Ga
Two general sessions: 1l:10 am.
to l pm.
MORNING SESSION l.
Calvary Baptist Church.
Topic: Economic and Industrial
Importance of Health"
President: DR.. Charles j. Hast
ings, commissioner of health, To-
ronto, Canada.
/. "Health-A National Eco
nomic Asset" Prof. r. f. Chad
dock, Columbia University. New
York
.. Disease as Factor in Pow
erty," Mr.. Bailey b. Burritt, gem
eral director. New York Associa-
tion for Improving the Condition
OF the Poor.
q. Minimum Standards for
Health in Industry" DR.. Wade
Wright. Harvard University Medi-
cal School. Boston, Mass.
MORNING SESSION II.
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church
Topic: Mental Attitude and In
telligence as Social Health Fac
Presiding: DR.. Haven Emerson.
city.
1. Delinquency and the ex-sol-
der. DR.. w. +. Lorenz, director
WISCONSIN Psychiatric Institute.
Madison. Wis. and member OF the
board of advisers to the national
rehabilitation committee of the
American Legion.
z. Significance OF Intelligence
In the Conservation Of Health" DR..
Robert NJ: Yerkes. Washington,
p; c. National Research Council,
s. Mental Attitude as a Social
Factor" DR.. Frankwood E. Will
liams. medical director, national
New York.
4. Unconscious Motives Determ-
lining Social Attitudes" DIR. Will
D. c. ''"'
Meeting of the executive commit
tee. 4:S0 pm, Hotel Washington.
Evening General Session, PM.
CONTINENTAL HALL.
Presiding: Homer Folks, presi-
dent of the conference.
1. Health and International Re-
lations. DR.: Ludwik Rajchman.
director, health section. league OF
nations. Geneva. Switzerland.
2. Practical Objectives in Health
Work During the Next Twenty
commissioner Of health Of New
York state.
3. Social Work and Health Pro-
grams" DR.. Livingston Farrand.
president of Cornell University,
Ithaca, N. Y.
MEETINGS OF KINDRED GROUPS
AFTERNOON MEETINGS.
American Association for Com
munity OrganiZation-2:3O O'Clock.
meeting. auditorium OF Interior
American Association Of Hospital
Social Workers-2-4:30 o'clock.
business meeting and special round
table of psychiatric section, Endion
Club, 1901 I street northwest.
American Association for Organ
"a o:olock, meetins, issiei Rsieish TessIz Motsi.
American Association Of Social
workers-3:15 O'Clock, meeting.
sun room, Washington Hotel.
American Red Cross o'clock,
meeting. American Red Cross as
Children's bureau. United States
Department OF Labor-5 O'Clock, tea
to members OF children's division
and to others interested in child
welfare.
in social work. o'clock, meeting,
assembly room. Epiphany Church.
National Health Council "A
o'clock, meeting, executive COM
mittee room. American Red Cross
headquarters.
Household economies group
o'clock. meeting, Carnegie Public
Library.
Joint meeting. National Proba-
tion Association and Big Brother
and Big Sister Federatfon-2
o'clock, hall of nations, Washing
ton Hotel.
National Federation of Day
Nurseries--3 o'clock. meeting, rose
room, Hotel Washington.
DINNERS.
American Association for Organ
izing Family Social Work-Brook
Tea Room.
Committee on publicity methods in
social work. o'clock. tickets, 14l4
r street.