State departments or societies and other organized agencies for mental hygiene 8 Training of social workers for the new task 4 Experience of the war in the care of neuroses 3 Care for the feeble-minded 3 Mental hygiene in industry 3 Mental hygiene and delinquency 2 Mental hygiene and education 1 One paper each on-- Stimulation of public interest in care for the insane, the psychiatric element in all case work, the individual versus the family as the unit of social work, social problems as the reaction of mental types, the court’s dealings with the mentally afflicted, and the relation of social work to the state’s program, to hospitals, physicians, and the community in fostering mental hygiene. A few other papers present the actual lore of the new subject. IX. THE ORGANIZATION OF SOCIAL FORCES. Publicity for social work activities and education of the community in appreciating them 6 Impetus of the war to large scale organization for common purposes and the desirability of integrating social service 6 “War chest” 3 Registration of cases 3 Other papers treat of-- Endorsement and standardization of social work agencies, salary standards for social workers and their labor turnover and teaching materials for learners. X. 1918--GENERAL PROBLEMS OF WAR AND RECONSTRUCTION. Ten papers no different in import from those in other sections which have been cited as discussing conditions created by the war. 1919 and 1920--UNITING OF NATIVE AND FOREIGN-BORN IN AMERICA. State immigrant commission, labor organizations and public education as Americanizers, the foreign language worker and foreign language press, foreign organizations and family welfare, democracy and immigration, neighborhood life, and the treatment of immigrant heritages. Such, in briefest possible outline is the scope of the annual conference on social work. What have its papers contributed to the correction or expansion of a definition?