Krueger, May, Secretary King County Humane Society. O. D. 1312 Second Ave. West.

Krueger, Mrs. J., 1312 Second Ave. West.

Longfellow, Mrs. J. N., W. C. T. U. Lung, M. G.

MacKenzie, Mrs. M. A., Secretary and Superintendent Florence

Crittenton Mission.

Martin, Dr. S. M.

Martin, Dr. Mary B., Y. W. C. A., 4117 Burke Ave.

Matthews, M. A., D. D., Pastor First Presbyterian Church, 1433 16th Ave. O. D.

McGill, Rev. O. H.

McKibben, Wm. K., Secretary AntiTuberculosis League of King County.

McKnight, A. S.

Neill, Frank U., Student.
Nichols, L. G., Y. M. C. A.

Nordstrom, Mrs. C. J., W. C. T. U.
O'Brien, Rev. J. E.

Park, A. J.

Patterson, W. M., 2418 Harvard Ave.

North.

Platt, Margaret B., President West Washington W. C. T. U.

Rarig, Arthur, Teacher, Broadway High School.

Remsberg, C. E., 2200 N. 77th St. O. D.

Robeson, Willis M.

Ronald, J. T., Judge Superior Court.
O. D.

Scott, James W., U. S. Postoffice.
Seeger, Chas. A., Y. M. C. A.
Shank, Corwin S., President Board
of Managers, State Reformatory.
O. D.

Shepherd, Harry, Editor "Bertillon
Eye."

Smith, Mrs. Sidney, Member League of
American Penitentiary Women.
Smith, Will H., Y. M. C. A.
Smith, Edward. O. D.

Stage, Mrs. W. C., 2611 41st Ave.
S. W.

Stahl, Gustav R., Reporter Post-Intelligencer.

Stilwell, A. H. Stilwell, Mary L.

Addresses of welcome, 9, 11; response to, by
F. G. Pettigrove, 12.
"Advisability of laws, making it compul-
sory that every prisoner charged with
any offense against the state, in any court
of justice, be examined before trial by a
physician," by Theo. Cooke, Jr., M. D.,
235.

"Agricultural work for convicts," discussion
of, 48.

American Institute of Criminal Law and
Criminology, resolution on, 56, 282.

Annual sermon, by Rev. M. A. Matthews,
21.

"Arrest, Detention, Trial and Sentencing
of Prisoners, The," by W. H. Eichhorn,
213.

Auditing Committee, report of, 283.

Baldwin, Hon. Simeon E., on parole of life
prisoners, 110.

Bare, O. E., remarks by, 54.
Barrows, Rev. Samuel J., death of, 15;
memorial service for, 142; International
Congress, 181.

Batt, Rev. W. J., eulogy by, 146; on the
Chaplains' Association, 266.

Be mer, Allen D., memorial service for, 149.
Bingham, Theodore, on Jewish Criminals,
168.

Blackmar, F. W., on parole of life prisoners,
110.

Blackstone, H. M., on Agricultural work for
convicts, in Mass., 49, 52.

Brinkerhoff, Gen. Roeliff, on parole of life
prisoners, 110.

Brockway, Z. R., on parole of life prisoners,
110.

Business matters, 282.

Butler, Amos W., on parole of life prisoners,
112; remarks by, 121; 246, 280.

California, procreation law, 43; county jails,
66; parole of life prisoners in, 106; Prison
Reform League, 160; parole law, 191.
Canada, life prisoners in, 125; laws relating
to degenerates, 233.

"Care of Released Prisoners, The," by D.
M. Sawyer, 262.

Carter, Marion H., on "Juvenile Offenders,"
240.

Central Howard Association, 55.

Chaplains' Association, 153, 266: Officers
of, 1910, 289; Early Meetings of, 266.
Childrens' Courts, laws governing, 96.
Closing Exercises, 278.

Coffin, C. F., on parole of life prisoners, 112.
Collett, W. E., on Agricultural Work for
Convicts in Colorado, 49; remarks by,
249.

Collins, C. V., on parole of life prisoners. 112.
Colorado, probation law, 84.
Committee: on resolutions, 33; on organiza-
tion for 1910, 33; on discharged prisoners,
54; on parole of life prisoners, report of,
104; on criminal law reform, 198; on pre-

ventive and reformatory work, 254; on
investigation of lockups and police sta-
tions, 283.

Conference sermon, by Rev. M. A. Mat-
thews, 21.

Connecticut, adoption of procreation law,
41.

Cook, Theo., Jr., M. D., 110; "Medical Ex-
amination of Prisoners Before Trial," 235.
"County Jails," by W. A. Gates, 66; evils of
administration, 68; discussion of, 74.
"Crime, The Sources of," by F. J. Murasky,
208; Committee on Statistics of, 288.
Criminal anthropology, 153.

"Criminal Law and Probation," Judge Ben
B. Lindsay on, 84.

Criminal law reform, report of committee
on, by O. K. Cushing, 198; committee
on, 287.
Cushing, O. K., on parole of life prisoners,
112; on "Criminal Law Reform,' 198.

Davisson, A. E., Agricultural work for con-
victs, 52; remarks by, 175.

Dawson, C. G., on parole of life prisoners,
112.

Death rate in state prisons, 129.
DeCourcy, Hon. C. A., on parole of life
prisoners, 113.

DeLacy, Judge M. H., 235.
Delegates in attendance, 291.

Diehl, Hon. W. J., eulogy by, 138.

Discharged Prisoners: report on by F. E.
Lyon, 54; Rev. E. A. Fredenhagen on,
57; Salvation Army on discharged pris-
oners, 62; absence of care for, 262; com-
mittee on, 288.