Wade, Hon. Frank E., ix, 33, 34, 282.
Wallace, Richard W., ix, 48, 58, 59,
124, 167, 218, 219, 282.
Welsh, William J., 219, 282.
Wiener, Miss Cecil B., 47, 95, 272.
Wilcox, Hon. Ansley, ix.

Wilder, Miss Veronica O., 159.

Williams, Mornay, ix, 282.

Wilson, Alexander M., xvi, 95.

Wilson, Lewis A., xvi.

Wing, Frank E., 219, 282.

Wyle, Armand, 47, 59, 92, 156, 157.

A

Address of President, Dr. Lee K.

Frankel, 49.

Address of Welcome, Mr. James G.
Brownlow, 46.

Adjournment.

First Session, 45.
Second Session, 58.
Third Session, 94.
Fourth Session, 124.
Fifth Session, 167.
Sixth Session, 218.
Seventh Session, 275.

American Association for Organizing

charges increased, 231.

Conservation of children empha-
sized, 232.

Constitutionality of federal act
contested, 228.

Enforcement of statutes advo-
cated, 227.

Federal Child Labor Act, 228.
Idleness engenders dangers, 230.
Juvenile delinquency increased,

227.

New statutes relative to working
permits to children, 229.
Perplexing problems because of
war, 232.

Purpose of Soldiers and Sailors'
Insurance Law, 232.

School savings bank system com-
mended, 231.

Statistics as to increase of delin-

quency in England, 227.

Thrift should be inculcated, 232.
Valuable gains in care of chil-
dren, 227.

Children's Aid Society of Boston,
237, 247.

Children's Aid Society, Rochester,
226.

Commissioner of Correction, New
York City, 20.

Commissioner of Education, New
York, 87.

Commissioner of Health, New York
City, 125.

Commissioner of Police, New York
City, 20.

Commissions on Training Camp Ac-
tivities, 134, 135, 154.

Committees on:

Children, x, 221, 283.

Report of, 226.

Delinquency, xi, 20, 283.

Report of, 4.

Exhibits, xii, 221, 284.
Health, x.

Home Care and Relief, xi, 220,
284.

Industrial and Vocational Train-
ing, xi.

Mental Hygiene and Mental De-
fect, 221, 282.
Organization, 47.

Report of, 219.

Physical Defectives, 220, 284.

Placing Out and Boarding Out

of Dependent Children, 244.
Shall the Epileptic Be Given As-
sistance Outside the Special
Colony? 209.

Survey of the Operation and
Needs of Child Welfare Boards
in the State of New York, 264.
Discussions opened by:

Austin, Charles P., 113.
Carlisle, Dr. Chester L., 209.
Harding, Dr. John R., 42.
Kelly, Daniel J., 87.

Nevin, Dr. Ethan A., 194.
Prince, George G., 264.
Rodgers, H. B., 30.

Thomson, Cap. Alec. Nicol, M.D.,
151.

Tinney, Miss Mary C., 244-

E

Elmira State Reformatory, 4, 28, 33,
42.

English Royal Commission on Ven-
ereal Diseases, 146.

Executive Committee:

Eighteenth Conference, ix.
Nineteenth Conference, 282.

F

Feeble-Mindedness and the State,
paper on, 186.

Central organization greatly
needed, 191, 194, 197, 198.
Colonizing defectives in institu-
tions, 202.

Commissions appointed by Legis-
lature to study problem, 195.
Completion of Letchworth Vil-
lage recommended, 192.
Coöperation between institutions
of State, 192.

Defective delinquent considered,
197, 203.

Definite policy for entire state de-
sirable, 198.

Division of State into two dis-
tricts, 196.

Estimated population of feeble-
minded in State, 189.
Facilities for research important
in every institution, 192.

First step by State in care of
feeble-minded, 186.

Institutional end of problem not
most important, 195.
Interesting experiments

gurated, 190.

inau-

Many delinquents subnormal, 199.