Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-25
AGAINST CONSUMPTION
ARRANGEMENT FOR MEETING OF
ASSOCIATION
AT the New Willard Hotel Beginning
Thursday, May 1S-The
Program.


Tuberculosis at the New Willard. COM
rnencing the morning of May 49,
There will be several sessions daily In
addition to meetings OF various collateral
branches of the work of organization.
The members of the committee who have
charge of the local arrangements are Drs.
ID. Percy Hickling. George NJ. Kober and
William c. Woodward.
The program follows:
Thursday, May IS, general meeting at II
a.m.-AddresS by the president, DIR. Ed
ward J.. Trudeau: address by the vice presi-
dent. DR.. William Oser; address by the
vice president. Dr. Hermann NJ. Biggs.
Afternoon at . o'ciock-Clinical and ell
matological section; sociological section.
Evening at s or $50 o'clock-Address by
Mr.. Talcott Williams; election of six direc-
tors; general business of the association
Friday, May 10, at 930 m. there will be
n meeting of the clinical and Chronological
section, and the pathological section. In
the afternoon at . o'clock meetings of the
pathological and meteorological sections;
sociological section.
In the evening at = o'clock there will he
a dinner.
For the sociological section Mr.. Homer
Folks Is chairman and Miss Lillian Brandt
secretary.
Thursday at pan. there will be:
Address of the chairman Tuberculosis
from the Layman's Point of View" Mr..
Homer Folks.
- WE MING Program lDr ASSOCIATIONS TOT
the Prevention of Decentralization
State and Local. Mr.. Edward T. Devine
Discussion opened by DR.. Arnold C. Klebs.
Chicago, chairman; Mr.. John NJ Glenn,
Baltimore.
Friday at > p.m-"Progress of the Sana.
torium Movement in America discussion
opened by William II. Baldwin. Washing
ton.
Infection in TRANSFORMATION" discussion
opened by DR.. II. NJ. Bracken, ST. Paul
Do
For the pathological and ARCHAEOLOGICAL
section DR.. NJ. p. Ravenel is chairman and
DR.. ID. J. Mccarthy secretary
Friday at $50 a m. the program will be:
Introductory address. Channels of In
lection in tuberculosis DR.. William FL.
WEIGH
The Clinical Value of Marmorek's Anti
Montreal.
''Fhe Serum Diagnosis Of Tuberculosis"
DIT Hugh NJ. kinghorn. Saranac Lake
The Diagnostic and Prognostic Value of
AgSlutinaton in tuberculosis" DR. Mazyck
r Ravenel and DR.. II. r. NJ. Lands. Phil
adelphia.
Studies in Immunity in tuberculosis:
Part THE Properties of the Serum of
fl NJ. kinshorn and A. Fl. Allen. Saranac
Lake Part "A Astrological Study of the
Lessons in Immunized Rabbits" DR.. ]. l..
Nichols Saranac Lake.
4
reference to Prognosis. DR.. Josephus u
lon and DR. F. a. Craig, Philadelphia.
Friday May 10 at p. m. the program
''Tuberculosis of the Thoracic Duct and
Acute Military tuberculosis" DR.. Warfield
Longcope. Philadelphia
NIcarious Kidney Action of the Bowel in
tuberculosis DR. Lawrence F. Flick and
DIR. Joseph Walsh. Philadelphia
Note on the Stability of Cultural Charac-
Ierlstlcs among Races of Tubercle Bacilli,"
DIT Theobald Smith, Boston.
The Niability of the Tubercle Bacillus in
Sputum. DR.. David c. TwicheH Saranac
Lake
Studies in Mixed Infections in Tubercu-
losts-A Preliminary Note" Drs NJ P. Ra-
Nenel and j. H. Irwin, Philadelphia
The Thyroid Gland in Tuberculosis-A
Philadelphia.
.Landry's Paralysis Complaining Tuber-
cuIoSls, Or. ID. j. Mccarthy, Philadelphia
For the clinical and Genealogical sec
ton Dr. Norman Bridge Is chairman and
DR. S q. Bonney secretary.
Thursday. at = pm:
Address of the chairman ION Some Ism
ally Neglected Dangers from Sputum." Dr.
Norman Bridge, Los Angeles.
Clinical nomenclature. Introductory re-
port of the committee. DIR. Vincent Y
BoWdltch, Boston, chairman; Dr. Lawrason
Brown. Saranac Lake; DR.. George W Nor
ris. Philadelphia; DR.. II. NJ King. Liberty:
Or w H. Bergtold Denver; DR.. John IL.
l.
Discussion opened by DR.. William III.
Welch, Baltimore; DR.. Edward l.. Trudeau
baranac lake: DR. Alfred Stengel Philadel-
phla; Or. Victor c. Vaughan, Ann Arbor.
The Relation of tuberculosis to Life In
surance and Insurance Companies DR.
[. l. Greene. St. Paul.
Early Diagnosis. Introductory report of
the committee. DIR. Arnold c. Klebs Chi
cago; DR.. ]. II. Musser. Philadelphia; DIR.
Frank Billings; DR. J. c. Wilson PhiIadel-
phia; Dr. H r. NJ. Lands, Philadelphia.
Discussion opened by DR.. William Osler,
Baltimore; DR.. Edward G. Janeway New
York; DR.. F. l. Knight, Boston: DR.. r. III.
Babcock Chicago.
THE OpenAir Treatment of Surgical
tuberculosis" DR.. William s. Halstead,
The Role of Climate In the Management
Of tuberculosis" Introductory report of
committee. DR.. c. l. Minor. Asheville.
geles: DR.. S. e. Solly, Colorado Springs:
Or. E. R Baldwin. Saranac Lake; Dr.
Henry Sewal. Denver; DR.. c. F. McCiahan,
Aiken.
Chicago; Dr. Carroll E. Edison, Denver.
Influence of the Advent of the Tuoarcu-
lous Upon Native Populations" DR.. =. F.
Gardner Colorado Springs.
Friday, $50 a m:
Symposium. "Sanatorium Treatment of
Consumption" Cases demanding sanator-
ium treatment regardless of climate
The Economic and Educational Value of
tuberculosis, DIR. w. A. Evans Chicago.
Sana forum Provision with Industrial OPP
portunities for INDECENT Consumptiyes." DR..
Herbert NJ. King, Liberty.
Detention Institutions for Ignorant or
Vicious Consumptives." DR.. ]. p. c. Foster.
New Haven, Conn Cases for which sana-
torium control may be regarded sub iudice.
What Cases Are Suitable for Treatment
at a state Sanatorium for tuberculosis in
New England?' DIR. II. c. Clapp, Boston,
The Results OF a Six Years Experience
at the State Sanatorium for tuberculosis
at Rutland. Mass" DR.. V. Y Bowditch
Boston; DR.. II. b. Durham, Rutland
Tent Colonies in Management of Tuber-
culosis. DR.. ]. w. Petit Ottawa
'Sanatorium Management in Appropriate
Climates" DR. G. e. Bushnell, Fort Bay
ard.
Discussion upon the general subject of
sanatorium treatment. opened by DR. E. L.
Trudeau. Sarauac Lake; DIR. W. B. James,
New York
The Home Treatment of Tuberculosis
Either in Favorable or Unfavorable Gil
mates DR.. Edward o. OTIS Boston.
An Educational Leafiet for Distribution
Among the People" Introductory report
Of tie committee. DIR. II. NJ. Biggs. New
York. chairman; DIR. William B. Stanton,
Philadelphia; DR.. V. Y. Bowditch Boston;
DR.. Joseph Walsh. Philadelphia Discussion
opened by DIR. Edward O. Otis RostoD. DIR