II.

A Means of Increasing Popular Support for Health Work, W. F. Walker.

The Indigent Migratory Tuberculous:

DELINQUENTS AND CORRECTION

The Persistence of Crime in Our Modern Civilization, J. L. Gillin

Preventive Work with Minors, Robbins Gilman

The Juvenile Court of the Future, Ben B. Lindsey

III. HEALTH

The Relation of Social Worker to Health Agency:

Is There a Conflict between Social Welfare and Public Health? Mazyck

Ravenel.

The Health Agent in Social Work, Sherman C. Kingsley

Is an Independent Administration of Health and Social Work Desirable? Edith

Foster

Health Budgets in Municipal Administration and How Social Workers Can Help:

What Adequate Health Service Costs, Haven Emerson, M.D.

How the Social Worker May Help to Secure Adequate Support for Public Health

Work, William J. Norton

The Facts of the Case, Jessamine S. Whitney

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170

175

179

182,

184.

189

The Responsibility of State and Municipal Authorities to the Migrant Consump-

tive, Jessie D. Lummis

Legal Aspects of the Indigent Migratory Consumptive Problem, James A. Tobey

New Developments in Communicable Disease Control:

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Venereal Diseases and the Family, A. J. Lanza, M.D.

The Smallpox Problem in the West, Ethel Humphrey, M.D.

The Smallpox Problem in the Western States, L. B. Gloyne, M.D.

The Smallpox Problem in the Western States, A. H. Flickwir, M.D.

Child Health:

The Health of the School Child, Mrs. Louis I. Dublin and John C. Gebhart

Health Training of the Preschool Child, Sidonie M. Gruenberg

Health Work for Negro Children, Forrester B. Washington .

IV. THE FAMILY

X Family Social Work, Frank J. Bruno

The Cost of Maintaining Good Case Work in a Public Agency, Gertrude Vaile

The Cost of Maintaining Good Case Work in a Public Agency, Rose Porter.

Some Tests for the Evaluation of Case Work Methods, Elinor Blackman

Some Tests for the Evaluation of Case Work Methods, Mary P. Wheeler ·

Automobile Migrants, Adaline A. Buffington

The Art of Helping through the Interview: A Study of Two Interviews, Lucia B.

Clow

The Art of Helping by Changing Habit, Betsey Libbey

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271

276

When People Apply at a Marriage License Bureau, Mildred D. Mudgett

The Family and the Law, Sophonisba P. Breckinridge .

Employees' Representation and Workers' Initiative, Ben M. Selekman

Stabilizing Seattle's Longshore Labor, F. P. Foisie

Organized Labor's Cooperation with Railroad Management, O. S. Beyer, Jr.

The Cooperative Movement, Albert F. Coyle.

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The Handicapped:

Reaction on Personality Caused by Physical Handicap, Lawson G. Lowrey, M.D.

Correlation of Public and Private Work for the Handicapped, R. C. Branion

The Challenge of the Aged Poor, Abraham Epstein O

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The Labor College Movement, G. S. Lackland .

Industrial Problems in the Beet Sugar Industry, C. W. Doherty

Migratory Workers in Agriculture, Louise F-Shields

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VI. NEIGHBORHOOD AND COMMUNITY LIFE

Economic Aspects of the Community That Determine the Nature and Extent of

Comprehensive Democratic Organization, John L. Gillin

The Group Approach, Thomas L. Colton

Observable Results of the Organization of the Local Community:

The Organizer's Analysis, Paul Franklin.

Results from the Standpoint of Americanization, Bradley Buell

The View of the Church, Rev. William F. O'Ryan

A Sane Approach to an Understanding of Racial and Religious Prejudices, Franklin

Stewart Harris.

Leadership and Strategy in Community Organization:

375

379

The Development of Local Initiative, Robbins Gilman

Bureaucratic and Political Influences in Neighborhood Civic Problems, Jane E.

Robbins

The Philosophy of Community Organization: The Rural Community Ideal, Walter

Burr

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VII. MENTAL HYGIENE

The Responsibility of a Psychiatric Hospital in Establishing Clinical Facilities and

Developing an Education Program for the Community:

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The Relation of Psychopathic Hospitals to the Mental Hygiene Movement,

Samuel T. Orton, M.D.

400

Psychiatry, Social Service, and Society, Mrs. H. S. Mallory

404

The Colorado Psychopathic Hospital; Its Community and State-wide Functions,

Franklin G. Ebaugh, M.D.

Psychiatric Social Work in Relation to a State Mental Hygiene Program, Ruth

Lloyd

411.

Community Organization for Child Guidance Clinic Work, Grace F. Marcus

Community Agencies and the Clinic, Edward D. Lynde

Organization and Technique in Child Guidance Clinic Work:

The Problems of a Permanent Child Guidance Clinic, Hester B. Crutcher

Direct and Indirect Methods in the Treatment of Behavior Problems

Lawson G. Lowrey, M.D. .

Teachers as Barriers to Mental Hygiene, Ralph P. Truitt, M.D.

Children's Trends: Causes and Consequences:

Personality Deviations and Their Relation to the Home, Sybil Foster.

Delinquency and the School, Miriam Van Waters LA

The Case for the Mentally Retarded, Charles Scott Berry

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418'

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426'

431

435

440

Individualism and the Organization of Neuropsychiatric Work in a Community,

Adolf Meyer, M.D.

444

Environmental Handicaps of Four Hundred Habit Clinic Children, Bertha C.

Reynolds.

453

VIII. ORGANIZATION OF SOCIAL FORCES

Health and Hospital Surveys: Louisville's Case History, 1924, Haven Emerson, M.D. 460

How Boston Meets and Supports Its Family Service Program, William H. Pear 482

Chicago's Program for Meeting Its Recreation Needs, Philip L. Seman

Growth and Development of Cooperative Processes:

The Social Service Exchange: Is It a Mechanical Overhead, or a Case Work

Stimulant? Bessie E. Hall

Social Service Ratios: How Have Our Government and Private Agencies Worked

Out Their Relative Responsibilities for Accomplishment and Support of Social

Work? Sherman C. Kingsley

Philadelphia as a Provider for Dependent Children, Neva R. Deardorff

IX. PUBLIC OFFICIALS AND ADMINISTRATION

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509

515

525

The County as a Unit for the Administration of Local Public Social Service, Wesley

Johnson

Psychiatry and the Offender in the Community:

The Juvenile Offender, Ethel Goldsmith

Juveniles in Reformatory Institutions, Frank D. Whipp

Psychiatry and the Prisoner, Karl A. Menninger, M.D.

Interpretation and Support of Public Welfare Work:

The Budget System, Richard W. Wallace.

Publications and Uniform Social Data, Emma O. Lundberg

Popular Presentation of Public Social Work, J. L. Gillin

Work for Crippled Children in Ohio, Gardner Lattimer

Policy and Personnel in Public Institutions and Agencies:

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574

578

583

The True Functions of the Institutions of the State, Robert W. Kelso

How to Secure a Continuing and Progressive Policy in Public Social Work and

Institutions, Ellen C. Potter, MD.

Civil Service and Personnel Work in Public Departments, James H. Pershing

The Visa and Quota Laws as They Affect the Clients of Social Agencies, Cecilia

Razovsky

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607

The Effect of the Cable Law on the Citizenship Status of Foreign Women, Jose-

phine Roche

The Immigrant in the Community, Bradley Buell

The Immigrant in Industry, Samuel Levin

Is Social Work Professional? A Re-examination of the Question, William Hodson

The Objectives of the Professional Organization, Neva R. Deardorff

Cultural Values in the Social Service Curriculum, Arthur Evans Wood

The Relation of Schools of Social Work to Social Agencies, M. J. Karpf

Support and Interpretation of Professional Requirements in Social Work:

By Executives of Social Agencies, James F. Jackson

Recent Studies of Professional Needs:

Equipment Needed by the Medical Social Worker, Mary Antoinette Cannon

Tentative Observations on Basic Training, Anna Kempshall

Some Prognostications in the Field of Community Work, Walter W. Pettit

Job Analysis in Social Work, Philip Klein

Professional Standards in Social Agencies:

The Value to the Agency of Students in Training, M. Mabel Berry

How the Agencies and the Schools May Cooperate in the Development of the

Curriculum, Mrs. Eva W. White.

Is the Agency or the Individual Primarily Responsible for the Professional Devel-

opment of the Social Worker? Miriam Van Waters

C. BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS

Business Organization of the Conference for 1925

Business Organization of the Conference for 1926

Business Sessions of the Conference: Minutes

Constitution and By-Laws

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696