The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-20
M. D. MEN HERE
Homeopathic and Eclectic So
cieties Meet.
Annual Sessions Are Being Held
in Topeka.
DEVOTED TO BUSINESS.
First Regular Programme to Be
Given Tonight.
Will Close With Banquet Thurs
day Evening.

Beginning this afternoon the annual
meetings of the Homeopathic Medical
society and the Eclectic Medical society
will take place in Topeka. They Will
continue through Thursday and part of
Friday, one Of the principal events be
ing the joint banquet to be held Thurs
day evening.
The Homeopathic society, which is the
stronger in numbers and influence. will
hold its sessions in Y NJ. c. A. hall, and
the local physicians expect larger at
tendance than has ever been recorded.
About 100 HomeoDaths from all parts of
the state of Kansas are expected, be-
sides a large delegation from Kansas
city, Mo. The Kansas City delegation
will be as follows: VIM Davis Fos-
ter, J. M Patterson, Lewis P. Crutcher
". T. Cfamer, L. G. Van ScoyOc, Mark
k1dgerfons w. A. Forster. B. B. An
uieWS. T. X Thompson
Dr. n. {. Allen. of Chicago, who was
expected al this meeting. received II
cable message Sunday summoning hin.
to Paris. France, to attend an urgent
case, ana VIII not Be present here.
This afternoon is devoted to business
sessions. The first regular programme
OF the Homeopaths viii be this evening.
Wnen the ~a2ers in the bureau of cleo
tro-lherapeutlcs and bureau of eye, ear,
nose and throat will be read.
IN the former, H. E. Potter is chair
man, and the papers are as follows:
Ihree clinical cases. by F. w. MeIch-
oy n. r. Gilstrap of Washington: Lin
ltatlOnS of electrO-therapeutics bv II
Z. Potter of Clifton.
Willis E. Buck is chairman of the bu-
reau of eye, ear, nose and throat,
and the papers to be read are.
Why are granulated lids so infrequent
as compared with years past?H by H.
r Fisher of Kansas City, Mo: Chill
dren and sunshine in the school room.
by NJ. Jay Brown of Salina: why
Kansas City, Mo; "Canalicuh and
drainage" by Willis E. Buck of King
man.
Thursday morning is devoted to the
bureau of materia medica and organic
law land the bureau of chemistry and
pharmacy, presided over by E. P. Mills
and E. w. Boardman, respectively
There is first symposium on the
subject, "A comparative study of some
inorganic acids" by the following
Mental" W. A. Yingling. NJ. D. En-
"Thoracic." T J. Clark. NJ. D.. Cas-
abdominal, VIM. Maelay Lyon. NJ
"Genito- Urinary" W H Lemon. NJ
ID, Olathe.
skin" Chas OFT. M. D., Kansas city.
Ihen fOlloWS the general papers, set
forth in the programme. as follows:
"On the Importance of Careful Com
parison and Differentiation of Rene
dies F. E. Stoakes, M D., Mayetta
Some Remedies in Pyorrhea Alveo-
laris," D. S. Wallicks n. D., D. D. s.,
Olathe
our House T. H Hudson. NJ. D,
Wichita
homeopathic. Ernest P. Mills, NJ.
D, Olathe.
Bureau of chemistry and pharmacy.
''H2 OF in Medicine and Disease" E.
R. Heath, NJ D, Kansas City.
Homeopathic Pharmacy E ".
Boardman. NJ. D.. Parsons
This is followed by the election of Of
ficers.
Thursday afternoon is divided be-
tween the bureau Of surgery, H. w.
Roby. chairman, and the bureau of OBJ
stetrics and gynecology, W J. Gates.
chairman The programme is to be as
follows:
Bureau of surgery
"Other Uses of the Hodgen's Splint
Than in Fractures of the Femur," Sam
H. Anderson, Kansas City.
Partial Tenotomies in Heterophoria, %
S c. DeLap, Kansas City
"InguinaI Hernia; It's Radical Cure''
VIM. D. Foster. Kansas City.
."Thoracoplasty,' w. A. Forster, Kan
sas City.
Kansas.
Address in Surgery" H W. Roby,
Topeka, Kansas.