CONTENTS.

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Organization of Congress of 1908

Address of Welcome, by Mayor D. C. Richardson

Address of Welcome, by Hon. Claude A. Swanson

Response to Addresses of Welcome, by Dr. Charles R. Henderson...

President's Address, by Rev. John Lynn Milligan, D. D........

Conference Sermon, by Rev. George W. McDaniel, D. D....

Report of the Committee on Prevention and Probation, by Homer

Folks

5

9

11

16

19

26

39

What Should a Probation Officer Do for the Child, by Henry W.

Thurston

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The Need of Reformatories and the Juvenile Court System in the

South, by A. J. McKelway

65

The Wardens' Association: President's Address, by W. H. Haskell.

Road-Making by Convicts in Virginia, by Hon. Robert W. Withers.. 68

Should Indiscriminate Visits to Prisons and Prisoners be Permitted,

by William H. Moyer ....

115

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55

80

Report of the Committee on Discharged Prisoners, by Lieut.-Col.

Joseph S. Pugmire

89

The Duty of Society to the Discharged Prisoner, by Rt. Rev. Sam-

uel Fallows

93

The Man with the Bundle, by Rev. F. G. Brainerd.

The Association of Governing Boards

106

120

The Wisconsin State Board of Control, by Herman Grotophorst.... 120

Prison Management, by John C. Easley

128

European Criticism of the Indeterminate Sentence and of Our

Reformatory Methods in General, by Dr. Charles R. Henderson. 135

The Chaplains' Association: President's Address, by Rev. John L.

Sutton

154

Reformatory Work from the Standpoint of an Active Minister, by

Rev. Hiram W. Kellogg, D. D......

158

The Chaplain from the Warden's Viewpoint, by Major R. W.

McClaughry

165

The Physicians' Association : President's Address, by H.

C.

173

Sharp, M. D.............

Sterilization of Habitual Criminals, by Charles V. Carrington, M. D. 174

Tuberculosis and the Colored Convict, by Julian W. Sloan, M. D.... 177

The Position the Physician Should Occupy in the Trial, Sentencing

and Care of the Prisoner, by Theodore Cooke, Jr., M. D.................... 183

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Tuberculosis in State Prison, by F. W. P. Butler, M. D..

204

Report of the Committee on Criminal Law Reform, by R. Phelps

Clark

211

Abolition of the Convict Lease System of Georgia, by A. J.

McKelway

219

Report of the Committee on Preventive and Reformatory Work, by

T. B. Patton....

234

Outdoor Employment of Women Prisoners, by Mrs. Frances A.

Morton

243

Women Offenders in Canada, by Mrs. Emma O'Sullivan.

245

Prison Discipline, by J. A. Leonard...

259

Uniform State Laws, by John C. Richberg..

272

The Penal System of Texas, by R. H. Underwood.

279

The Discharged Prisoners, by Mrs. Maud Ballington Booth.

287

PRESIDENT.

REV. JOHN LYNN MILLIGAN, D. D., LL. D., Allegheny, Pa.

VICE-PRESIDENTS.

JOHN M. GLENN, New York, N. Y.

FREDERICK H. WINES, LL. D., Beaufort, N. C.

SAMUEL J. SMITH, D. D., St. Paul, Minn.
SAMUEL J. BARROWS, D. D., New York, N. Y.
G. S. ROBINSON, Des Moines, Ia.

JULIAN W. MACK, Chicago, Ill.

LT. COL. A. G. IRVINE, Stony Mountain, Can.
D. H. TRIBOU, Philadelphia, Pa.

COL. A. C. KELTON, Portsmouth, N. H.
GEN. CECIL CLAY, Washington, D. C.

GENERAL SECRETARY.

AMOS W. BUTLER, Indianapolis, Ind.

FINANCIAL SECRETARY.

JOSEPH P. BYERS, New York, N. Y.

TREASURER.

F. H. MILLS, New York, N. Y.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

JOSEPH F. SCOTT, Elmira, N. Y.
ALBERT GARVIN, Wethersfield, Conn.
HENRY WOLFER, Stillwater, Minn.

R. W. MCCLAUGHRY, Leavenworth, Kan.
DR. J. T. GILMOUR, Toronto, Ont., Can.
CHARLES R. HENDERSON, Chicago, Ill.

M. M. MALLARY, Pontiac, Ill.