The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-04-16

| pc fdIIIcQ oot NllG three uaNS SHS- | sion of the league:
 Programme for the opening exercises for the American Antl-Tubereulosis League. Hall of the Houst of Representa- tives Georgia State Capitol Atlanta, Ga, April r, 1soo
 Monday, April 17th, 19o5-1o A. Nj. Prayer, by Rev. W. W. Landrum. Address of welcome by Hon. j. M. Ter rell, governor of Georgia. 1 Address of welcome by Hon. Clark Howell. editor of the Atlanta Constitution l Address of welcome by Mr Robert F. Maddox, president Atlanta Chamber of I Commerce. Address of welcome by Dr. Willias F. Westmoreland, president State Board of | Health.
 Address of wleeome by Dr. William Perry Nieolson, president Georgia State Board Medical association. Address of welcome by Dr. John c. Olm- sted reception committee of Atlanta phy- sicians
 The Cause and Prevention of Tuber- l From a Sociological Standpoint by Dr. | Scale Harris Union Springs, Ala Some Sociologic Considerations for the Anti-Tubereulosis Crusade" by Dr. Mar | ion G. chancey, Key West Fla
 "'rhe Natural Way of Preventing Tuber- | eulosis in southern Lautudes, by j. C. | LeHardy Savannah, Ga. ''Prophylaxis Should Begin Before Con ception. After Birth it Naturally Divides Into Two Branches, the Preservation or | Development of Immunity and the Pre- vention of Infection" by Dr. w. S. Alex ander Oxford, Ohio.
 "The Treatment and Management of Tuberculosis Patients With Special Refer ence to Prevention by Dr. r. F. Young. Abbeville, La
 State Control of Tuberculosis Disease" | by Dr. R. E. Coniff, Sioux City. Iowa.
 "A Plea for State in the Combat of | Tuberculosis" by Dr. II. B. Weaver, i Asheville, N. c.
 "Tuberculosis in the State Institutions in Tennessee" by Dr. W. J. McMurray, | Nashville. Tenn.
 How Shall We Secure the Cooperation of Our Tuberculosis Patients on the Early 1 Stage of Their Disease? Plea for Legis- lation" by Dr. Sheridan Waters. Brook | port, III.
 Some Ways to Prevent the Spreading f of Tuberculosis" by Dr. Thomas A. Jones, Ridgeway, H. Afternoon Sesslon--2.3o.
 "The Crusade Against Tuberculosis" by Charles A. Julian, Thomasville, N. c.
 How Can Conditions Chiefly Respon- sibe for the Spread of Tuberculosis Be | Overcome?" by Dr. J. M. Masters, New | port, Tenn.
 Ten Years of Tuberculosis in Rich- mond, Virginia. Some Lessons From Off, | ficial Sources" by Ramon D. Garcn, | Richmond, Va.
 What Can and Will Be Done in the Future for the Prevention of Tubercu- losls," by Dr. c. c. Curtis, Lower Peach tree, Ala. Gan Tuberculosis Be Eradicated?" by Dr. c. Barlow, Robinson, III. Sanitation and Isolation, Two Requisite Factors in the Eradication of Tubercle Bacelllia" by Dr. ". H. Vail, St. Louis, Mo.
 Reports From Some Tuberculosis San. toria" by Dr. Thomas Franklin Smith, Sew York city.
 "The Best Means to Stamp Out Con- sumption" by Dr. R., F. Hanesberger, Rockville, Tex.
 "The Necessity for Co-operative clni- cal Research in Testing the Merits of the Various Proposed Methods of Treatment of Tuberculosis" by pr. Frank c. Wilson, Louisville, Ky.
 Tuesday April 18th, 1eo5.--9 A. M. "The Rational Use of Rest in the Treat ment of the Fever of Phthsis," by Dr. J. F. Mcconnell, Colorado Springs, Colo
 "Bacteriologic Diagnosis of Pulmonary Tuberculosis" by Dr. F. W. Abbott Taunton, Mass
 We See Through a Glass Darkly, But We See Something" by Dr. R. J. Price, Vienna, Md. Educational Influence and Significance of Sanitoridms for Cases of Incipient Tuberculosis" by pr. George Homan, St. Louis, Mo. Duty of State and the Medical Profess sion to Consnmptives." by Dr. c. W. Fry, Huntington, Ind.
 "T'he Use of Phenol in the Care and Treatment of Tubercular Patients," by Charles M. Watson, Florence Ala. 'Tubercular Insomnia" by Dr. J. B. Larned, Northampton, Mass. "On the Parasitic Origin of Phthsis Pull monalis or Consumption of the Lungs" by Dr. c. H. Tebault New Orleans La. "A Further Report of Results from the Use of Intra-Trachael Infection in the Treatment of Tuberculosis" by Dr. w. w. Mangum Eufaula, Ala. Sanitary Treatment of Consumption" by Dr. w. s. Pryor. Chester s. c.
 "The Direct Treatment of Pulmonary Tuberculosis" by Dr. John L. Sweeney, Chicago, III.
 'Euology and Treatment of Tubercus losis," by Dr. John c. Mecandles, chi- cago, III.
 Local Treatment of Tuberculosis of the Upper Air Passages" by Dr. J. H. Hal lock, Sanarac Lake, N. r.
 Some Methods of Treatment of Tuber- culosis," by Dr. A c. Foster, Morganfield, Ky.
 "Cataphosetle Treatment of Tubercu- losls in Connection With Ordinary Drug Medication" by D. M. Beshoar, Trinidad, Colo.
 'The Climate of Florida in Tubercu- losls,' by Dr. Henry R. Stout, Jackson vile. Fla.
 "The Roentgen Light in the Early Di- agnosis and Treatment of Tuberculosis' by Dr. J. Rudis-Jicinsky, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
 "The Three Most Important Factors in the Treatment of Tuberculosis" by Dr. R. E. B. Bledsoe Somervlle, Tex.
 'The Importance of Climate In the Treatment of Tuberculosis" by Dr. Chas J. Lavery. Fort Pierre, South Dakota
 "The Cottage Treatment of Phthess in Florida" by Dr. J. D. Bennett, Crystal River, Fla.
 Treatment of Pulmonary Diseases By Inhalation" by Dr. F. s. Twitty, Coum- bia. Ala
 Home Care and Treatment of Tuber- culosis," by Dr. S. B. Flynt, Meridian, Miss.
 Some Clinical Experiences in the Treat ment and Prevention of Tuberculosis" by Dr. Augustus P. Clarke, Boston Mass
 My Personal Observation and Experi- ence in the Etiology and Pathology of Tuberculosis" by Dr. l.. Montgomery, Micanopy. Fla.
 'Differential Diagnosis of Tuberculosis n.41 G.. n