. The National Civic Federation review . nthis country. Afternoon Session. Stereopticon Views on First Aid to Injured Miners:Dr. George H. rtal-berstadt, Philadelphia anaReading Coal and Iron Co., Pottsville, Pa. The Work of tne Welfare Manager: Miss Anna Van de Carr, Forbes Lithograph Co., Boston,Mass. New Developments in Our Industrial Villages: C. Nazro, Welfare Manager, Plymouth Cord-age Co., North Plymouth, Mass., and Welland,Canada. A Complete Factory Welfare Plan: D. C. Ijowles,Sherwin-Williams Co., Cleveland. Home Work: Mrs. G. H. Furman, R. H. Macy &Co., New York. The Depart
. The National Civic Federation review . nthis country. Afternoon Session. Stereopticon Views on First Aid to Injured Miners:Dr. George H. rtal-berstadt, Philadelphia anaReading Coal and Iron Co., Pottsville, Pa. The Work of tne Welfare Manager: Miss Anna Van de Carr, Forbes Lithograph Co., Boston,Mass. New Developments in Our Industrial Villages: C. Nazro, Welfare Manager, Plymouth Cord-age Co., North Plymouth, Mass., and Welland,Canada. A Complete Factory Welfare Plan: D. C. Ijowles,Sherwin-Williams Co., Cleveland. Home Work: Mrs. G. H. Furman, R. H. Macy &Co., New York. The Department Store Problem: Mrs. L. L. Ray,Greenhut-iSiegel Cooper Co., New York City. Sanitation in Mining Villages—the Home, Schooland Club: W. H. Moulton, Superintendent Wel-fare Department, Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co., Ish-peming, Mich. Five oClock Tea: At the residence of Mrs. J. Bor-den Harriman, Chairman of the Industrial Em-ployes Welfare Committee of the Womans De-partment of the Federation, in honor of partici-pants at RESCUE COUPS WITH DRAEGER HELMET, FINDING MINER OVERCOME BY Address of Dr. J. M. of Captain W. A. May, General Manager, HILLSIDE COAL AND IRON CO., and PRNN SYLVANIA COAL CO., SCRANTON, PA. There has been some objection made to this spe-cific application of the term, but the adverse criti-cism seems not to rest upon a sound basis. Upon1 he contrary, the objections that have been made toits use imply in some degree the erroneous assump-tion that the underlying motive of welfare work ischarity. The preamble to the Constitution of theUnited States, in its but comprehensive sum-mary of the purposes of that instrument, includes thephrase to provide for the common welfare. Thisaffords historic and distinguished precedent for theuse of the word in expressing the purpose of thisdepartment. The framers of the fundamental law ofthis country did not have the word charity in mind,at least in its restricted sense
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