DEATH OF ROBERT B. ADAMS.
Robert B. Adams, a former member of the Acting Committee of the Pennsylvania Prison Society, who resigned in the autumn of 1911, on his removal from the city to accept the Secretaryship of the Y. M. C. A. at Rochester, N. Y., died Jan. 18, 1912, after a short illness from pneumonia. He was a genial man of broad sympathies, and his loss will be felt by a large circle of friends and by a host of unfortunates by whose ministrations they had received help and inspiration.
REPORT OF TREASURER.
John Way, Treasurer.
IN ACCOUNT WITH
The Pennsylvania Prison Society.
General Fund.
Receipts for the Year 1911.
| To | Balance on hand, January 1, 1911 | $869 40 |
| “ | Members’ Dues | 265 00 |
| “ | Contributions | 5,111 50 |
| “ | Income from Investments | 1,976 12 |
| “ | I. V. Williamson “Charities” | 630 00 |
| “ | Interest on Deposit Balances | 33 79 |
| “ | Life Memberships (2) | 100 00 |
| “ | Loan to Discharged Prisoner Repaid | 2 50 |
| “ | Legacy from Estate Anna Eliza Porter | 476 25 |
| Total | $9,464 56 |