Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-14
THREE NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
The National Dental Association Elects
Officers and Acts on Amendments
Milwaukee Chosen the Next Place Of Meeting and First
Tuesday in August, 1901, the Educational Associa-
ton of Dental Examiners and National Association Of
Attendance.

The third annual meeting of the Ma
tional Dental Association. that closed
yesterday at Old Point Comfort. was
one of the most successful meetings
ever held by the organization.
The election of officers for the ensu-
ing year resulted as follows:
President-G. V. Black, Chicago. III.
Vice President for the West-T. w.
Brophy. Chicago, Ill. Ge-elected).
Vice President for the South-M. f.
Finley, Washington, u. c. (re-elected).
Vice President for the East-E. 5.
Gaylord. Hartford. Conn.
Recording Secretary-A. II. Peck,
Chicago, Ill.
Gallup, Boston. Mass.
Treasurer-Henry w. Morgan. Nash
Vile. Tenn. re-elected).
Executive Council-H. II Burkhart,
Batavia, N. y; j. Y. Crawford, Nash
vile. Tenn; Thomas l'ilIcbrown. Bos-
ton. Mass: w. Z. Griswold. Denver.
Col; B. Holly Smith. Baltimore.
Executive Committee-C. NJ johnson.
Chicago, ILL.,: n. p. Human, Atlanta,
Ga: Il. IL. Jackson New York City.
NEXT PLACE OF MEETING.
Although number of cities wanted
the meeting of next year and offered
various Inducements. the lucky one
was Milwaukee, The Association will
meet there on the first Tuesday in Au-
gust, 1901.
AMENDMENTS ACTED ON.
The proposed amendment TO article
8. section 3, relative to the admission
of members, was carried and the sec
ton changed to read They shall be
lied dental societies"
The amendment looking to the aboli
ton of the executive council was unan-
imouSlY rejected.
fNf o,.{i oil st- nm,
1. was changed to read from May
send one for every ten of its active
members" to read ANY permanently
organized dental society may send one
delegate for every six of its active
members"
THE CLINICS.
The former clinic committee. COM
posed of Thos. =. Human, Atlanta.
Ga: II. J. Goslee. Chicago. and Thos.
f.. Weeks, Minneapolis. was reaDpoint-
ed because of the excellent work of it's
members.
The clinics. which were table clinics.
illustrating methods and demonstra
lions of methods and dinciples found
new departure of the meetings OF the
National Association and were highly
successful and instructive.
Among them were the following:
1.-THE Use of the -dynamometer
and the o-dynamomcter CT.
V. Black, Chicago.
Porcelain Crown and Bridge Work,
illustrating Construction by Models
DIR. II. ]. Goslee Chicago.
cold Inlays''-Dr. w. V-B. Ames,
Application of the New Cervical
Clamp with Pad"-Dr. J. Austin Dunn,
Chicago.
"Filiing with Tin Foil'-Dr. II. l..
Amber. Cleveland.
New Amalgam Crowns: Use of New
Instrument for Filling over Screws
DIR. Henry Barnes, Cleveland.
Use of Jenkins Enamel for Pro
ducing Buccal Surfaces FOR All-Gold
Crowns"-Dr. George Evans, New
York
Amalgam for Filling Teeth"-Dr. l.. G.
Taylor. Hartford, Conn.
Comforting and Knuckling Cold
Filings; "Swaging Gold Inlays'-Dr.
n. j. Prosser. St. Louis. Mo.
THE Use of n New Rotating Cork
screw Pluggcr''-Dr. c. w. Jones. st.
The following prepared cavities as
DR.. G. V. Black, Chicago, Ill.
DR.. G. N. Johnson. Chicago. I'll.
DR.. Lawrence p. Leonard, Wascca.
DR.. Jules ]. sarrazin. New Orleans,
DR.. T. NJ. Allen, birmingham. Ala.
Or. Thomas L. Weeks, Minneapolis,
MINI.
Dr. Z. >. Hutier. lfullalo. n. \.
THE FNHIRITS.
The exhibits this year We're n very
notable feature of the meeting. Among
them were dentists chairs. filings
amalgams, artificial teeth and numcr-
Gus dental preparations. Prominent
among the latter was n fine exhibit of
Sozodont as II Is put up in various
forms for the trade This exhibit was
in charge of Mr.. j. Lee Byers. of New
York and London.
DENTAL. FACULTIES MEET
The seventeenth annual meeting of
the Association of Dental College Fa-
culties opened in the ball room of the
Hygeia yesterday afternoon about 3
O'clock.
This association will he I'm session
until Monday or Tuesday OF next week.
The business OF this years session
Will be mainly Legislative action, con-
sideration OF changes of the constitu-
tion and bylaws. the raising OF the
standard OF preliminary requirements
and the curriculum of the various
dental schools of the country. At the
session yesterday the question of rails
ing the educational standard for mem
bers of the dental profession was dis
cussed quite generally and the general
trend of the remarks strongly favored
the proposed action
NEW COLLEGES APPLYING.
This association is composed OF rep
resentatives of dental colleges. and de-
partments OF dentistry in general col