The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-10-21
THE DOCTORS TO MEET
THE SOUTHEAST ALABAMA
| MEDICAL LEAGUE.
Convention Will Be Held in Dothan
Today-List Of Papers and the
Men Who VIII Read
Them.

Dothan, Oct, :0-(SpeciaL)- South
east Alabama Medical League will meet
with the Henry County Medical Society
here tomorrow. A large number of doc
tors are expected to be present. The
program is as follows:
/. Call to order at II rs a. m.
2. Address of Welcome by Hon. J. l..
AGREE, Mayor.
8. Address by DR.. 8. o. Carlisle. Pres
ident.
4. Regular order Of business.
S. Papers to be read and discussed as
follows: "Dysentery." DR.. R. d. Black
shear, Dothan; discussion opened by DR..
Henry Green, Dothan. Difficult Labor"
DR.. w. M. Ryals, Cowart; discussion
opened by DIR. Byrd. Secretion of the
Namnary Gland. How Influenced" DIR.
J. T. Marlborough, Columbia; discussion
opened by DR.. G. A. Hammond, Dothan
DIR. S. O. Carlisle, President.
DIR. Henry Green, Secretary.
The following papers will be read be-
fore the meeting of the League, the at
ternoon session OF which will be called
to order at q and the evening session
at 1880:
l. County Medical Societies. ~
T. Jos. Dean of Union Springs. Discus
sisn opened by DR.. Glenn Andrews,
Montg omery. President of the Alabama
State Medical Association. DIR. Andrews
will also discuss the duties of physicians
to their State Medical Association.
9. The, Dificulties in Obtaining Re-
ports of Births and Deaths in a County
in Which There is a Freponderance of
Negro Population" DR.. w. H. Robert
son, Clayton.
8. The Operation of the Health Laws,
and Vital and Mortuary Statistic Work in
Bullock County, DR.. r. H. Hayes, OF
Union Springs. DIR. w. H. Sanders. State
Health Officer, will open the discussion
upon the above two papers and will have
something to say regarding the admin
istration of the public health laws, which
will be of particular interest to County
Health Offlcers and County Boards of
Censors.
4 "Puerpsral Eclampsia"-Dr. e. B.
Ard, Ozark.
s. Local Ana ssthesia"-Dr. J. N. Ba-
ker, Montgon cry.
g. Diet Cure"-Dr L. r. Boyd, Troy.
Z. "Uricicidaemia"-D B. F. Coleman,
Ozark.
Bone Surgery"-Dr. w. P. Copeland
| Eufaula.
.. "Cystitis"-Dr. NJ s. Davie, Jr.,
Dothan.
TO- Chronic Nephritis"-Dr. C. NJ
Franklin, Union Springs.
/. "A, Case of Suturing a Stab Wound
of the Heart in a Boy, Age 13'-Dr. l. L.
Hill, Montgomery.
r. "Atresia of the Genital Canal"Dr
r. S. Hill. Montgomery.
49, THE Necessity Of Careful Diagno-
sis, Prognosis and Treatement in Dis
eases of the Heart"-Dr. L. w. Johnston,
| Tuskegee.
a. Small pox'-Dr. R. l.. Justice, &C.
neva.
| Is. - DIR. ]. E. Kendrick, Luz
| verne.
| 49, "Remittent Fever"-Dr. w. A.
Lewis, Enterprise.
IL Alcoholism and Crime"-Dr. P. NJ.
Lightfoot, Cross Keys.
IS. The Debt We Owe"-Dr. w. W.
| Mangum, Eufaula.
10. THE Status of the Medical Profess
sion of Today''-Dr. ]. A. McEachern,
Brundidge.
20. "Neurasthenia"-Dr. Nshelby w.
Sanders Milo.
q. Diseases of the Eye which should
be Recognized and Treated by the Gen.
eral Practitioner''-Dr. Twitty, Column
bia.
All indications point to a meeting of
unusual interest, and it will be largely
attended by physicians from all of the
| eleven counties.
The Central of Georgia Railway and
the Plant System have very convenient
| schedules whereby the physicians from
| all the eleven counties are in compare
lively easy access of Dothan. A rate of
one and one-third fare, upon the certi-
| ficate plan. will be requested of these rail-
roads There will almost certainly be
enough certificates on the Plant System
to get the rate and we hope that there
will be a sufficient number of physicians
who will purchase tickets on Central to
give a similar rate on that railroad
| Please be certain to get certificates from
| the Plant and Central Railroad agents,
| from whom you purchase tickets, so that
| We can get the one cent rate for the re-
| turn ticket.
DR.. Scale Harris, President
Union Springs
DR.. P U. Brown, Secretary. Troy.