The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-07
za HE Tri-state Medical society of
 Alabama, Georgia and Tonnes

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 Alabama, Georgia and Tonnes
 A see will meet this morning at 1; o'clock in the city hall, where they will be in session for three days. This is the fourteenth annual meeting of the society, and the list of papers is larger and more complete than those prepared for any previous meeting.
 President J. c. LeGrande will call the meeting to order after the list of dele- gates has been secured and other pre- liminary arrangements made. The doors of the city hall will be opened at o'clock. Prayer will he offered by the Rev. John G. Murray followed by an address of welcome by Mayor Drennen in behalf of tho city and Judge J. J. Banks in be- half of the profession of Birmingham. Dr. R. M. Cunningham will welcome the wis., itors in the name of the Jefferson County Medical society.
 The address of President J. c. LeGrande will proceed the papers and discussion. The officers of the society are:
 Dr. J. c. LeGrande. Birmingham, pres ident.
 pr. Pugh U. Brown, Troy; pr. William P. Harbin, Rome, Ga. Dr. J. c. Wilson, Redwood, Tenn, vice presidents.
 Dr. Frank Trester Smith, Chattanooga, secretary.
 pr. George R. West, Chattanooga, treasurer.
 The chairmen of committees are:
 R. c. Banltston, Birmingham, arrange ments.
 R. R. Kline. Atlanta, Ga., sociology.
 Dr. Scale Harris, Union Springs, ere dentials.
 J. B. cowan. Tullahoma Tenn, audit ing.
 Today's Programme.
 The programme is as follows:
 Tuesday, October 7-Morning session. Registration, introductions, etc., s:SO tc 9:30. Prayer by Dr. J. c. Murray, rector Church of Advent. Welcome address by Hon. w. Melville Drennen, mayor of Birmingham.
 Welcome address by Judge James J. Banks, on behalf of tle professions.
 Welcome address by Dr. R. M. Gun ningham. leiutenant governor-elect on behalf of Jefferson County Medical so- ciety, for Dr. Cunningham Wilson, presi- dent. Presidents address, Dr. J. c. LeGrand, Birmingham.
 Reading and discussion of papers on sociology, 10:30 to 12 Afternoon session-2 to 5. Reading and discussl of papers on sociology.
 Night session, 7:3O to 10. Reading and discussion or papers or sociology.
 Programme for Tomorrow. Wednesday, October 8-Morning session to 12 o'clock.
 Reading and dissuccion of papers. Afternoon session--2 to 5 o'clock. Reading and discussion of papers.
 Night session-7:30 to 10 o'clock.
 Reading and discussion of papers. Thursday, October 9-Morning session, to 12:90 o'clock.
 Reading and discussion of papers; cleo tion of officers.
 Afternoon session-Reading and discus sion of papers.
 Night session-Reading and discussion of papers.
 The list of papers is as follows:
 Presidents Address-J. c. LeGrande of Birmingham.
 Physiology of Education-J. W. Mac guillan of Chattanooga
 Dynamic Sociology-Prof. Joel DuBose of Birmingham.
 Sociology and Inebriety; Relations Be- tween Them-C F. Douglass of Douglass vile, Ga.
 Some Further Remarks on the Medi- cal Supervision of the Education of Boys and Girls-D. L. Wilkinson of Mon tevallo Ga.
 The Negro as a Criminal and his In- fluence on the White Race-Louis Edel- man of Huntsville, Ala.
 Crime and it's Causes-H. L.. Appleton, Centre, Ala.
 Crime: Its Causes and Evolution-Wal- ter Lenehan, Nashville.
 Mind-R. c. Bankson, Birmingham. The Lawyer and the Doctor-Hon. Es- car Floyd, Birmingham.
 The Doctor and the Lawyer: The Two Professions as Factors in Shaping Events to Higher and Better Attainment-Hon. John w. Tomlinson, Birmingham. The value of State Sociological Societies in the Education and Development of the Race-R. R. Kline. Atlanta.
 Biogenesis and Heredity-Raymond Wallace, Chattanooga.
 Tuberculosis-Y. L. Abernathy, Chatta- nooga.
 Tuberculosis-George Brown, Atlanta. The Treatment of Fever and Night Sweats of Phthisis-Thomas Bassett Keys. Chicago.
 IuDerculOSlS Tn the NegrO-Sedele liar ris, Union Springs, Ala.
 Syphilis as a. Cause of Tuberculosis in the Negro-J. B. Letcher, Shooter, Ala. Adenods-S. l.. Ledbetter, Birmingham. Trachoma in Our Asylums and Hospi- tals-W. Cheatham. Louisville
 An Analysis of One Hundred Cases of Refraction, with Special Reference to Headache-A. w. Sterling. Atlanta. Purulent Ophthalmia-Frank Trester Smith, Chattanooga.
 plea for a more scientific term than trachoma, or it's synonym, granular lids, in many eye affections-J. M. Crawford, Atlanta
 Mastoiditis-L. c. woodson. Birming- ham,
 Indications for Operation In Mastoid Empyema-Samuel Kirkpatrick. Selma, Ala.
 So-Called Membranous Croup-C. 1T. Peete, Macon, Ga.
 Anesthesia--U. J. w. Peters, Birmjng- ham. Ala.
 Compound Fracture of the Skull-W. H. Wilder. Birmingham.
 Localization in Fracture of the Skull