The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-20
WERE ENTERTAINED
 AT COUNTRY CLUB Members of Medical Association Spend DeIightfuIAfternoon ELECT OFFICERS TODAY Association Discussed Many Technical Questions Yesterday and Trans
 acted Much Rusness-At-
 tendance Increases.
ELECT OFFICERS TODAY

The third days session of the Medical Association of the State of Alabama was noteworthy because number of interest," ing subjects were discussed and the at tendance was larger than heretofore, ow- ing to the arrival of some of the mem bers who were prevented from coming earlier in the week More than 400 have now registered.
 The morning programme was cut short and at noon the members in a body vls- tied the Country club in special cars, where they were entertained with lun- cheon by the Jefferson County Medical association. and afterwards treated to a vaudeville performance under the direc- tion of Walter Blackman.
 The night programme embraced the unfinished schedule of the day, and .o- day the remaining business will be at tended to, including the election of offi- cers for the ensuing twelve months. The meeting will adjourn about noon.
 The programme for yesterday was as follows:
 Call to order at s:30 a. m.
 Unfinished business.
 ''Tuberculosls; the Relation of the Phy- sician to the Problem of It's Prevention Charles A. Mohr NJ. D., Mobile.
 Suggestions to Physicians in the Care of the Consumptives. c. Walter Holden. M. D.. Montclair, Col.
 Chronic Fibrinous Myoearditis,' Frank Edmundson Majors, M. D., Birmingham.
 "The Importance of an Early Diagnosis of Surgical Conditions by the General Practitioner" Frank Goodwin DuBose, M. D.. Selma.
 ''Treatment of Skin. Diseases by the General Practitioner" Marion Toulmin Gaines. M. D., Mobile.
 ''The Present Status of Rontgen-Ther- apy.'' William Allen Pusey, M. D.. Chl- cago, III.
 Treatment of Talipes ParaIytica," Will liam Thompson Berry, NJ. D., Birming- ham.
 Treatment of Potts Disease By the Steel Brace and the Plaster Jacket" Ar thur Fulkerson Toole NJ. D, Birmingham.
 .'Trhe Hodgen Splint," George Summers Brown. NJ D.. Birmingham.
 "Prostatic Enlargement" John Howard Blue. M. D.. Montgomery.
 Ocular Headaches; Their Causes, Symptoms and Treatment" Paul s. Mer- tins. M. D.. Montgomery.
 "Cancrum Oris, With Report of a Case, - Zachariah Britton Chamblee, NJ. D., Bir- mingham.
 "Stricture of the Oesophagus.' Edward Wadsworth Peterson, M. D., New York City.
 "Hereditary Syphilis in the Negro" Nor man Gilchrist James, M D.. Hayneville.
 "'The Diagnosis and Treatment of Sy- r.I,t If, To, AIax n Wetumpka
 "Calculi, Their Origin and Growth With ing the Human Body" Hugh W. Hill, NJ. D.. Carrolton.
 ''Malaral Fever William Henry Sledge, NJ. D., Mobile.
 ''The Sanitary Needs of the Cities of the, South" J. H. White, M. D., United Sates Public Health and Marine Hospital Service, New Orleans La.
 "Yellow Fever" Marcellus McCreary, M. D., Evergreen.
 Irritation of the Internal Inguinal Ring Its Diagnosis and Treatment w. IT.. Moon, M. D., Goodwater.
 "Incised Wounds of Nerves" U. J. w. Peters, M. D., Birmingham.
 Medical Work in China" T. W. Ayers, NJ. D. Anniston.
 Uterine Retro Displacements, Robert s. Hill, NJ. D.. Montgomery.
 "A Heretofore Undescribed Form of Ap- pendicitis.' William Henry Hudson, M. D., Montgomery.
 ''Parotitis complicating Typhoid Fever. L. R. Burdeshaw, NJ. D. Headland
 Selected Case Reports of Abdominal Operations, William Mudd Jordan, Nj. D., Birmingham.
 Pregnancy. With Rupture, of Bi-Cor- nate Ulterus-Operatlon and Recovery, Isaac L. Watkins, NJ. D., Montgomery.
 Adjournment.
 The vaudeville programme at the Coun- try club was unique. Music was furnish ed by the Country club orchestra and the Dixie quartette sang q number Of popular airs The performers were Edgar Burger, the eccentric acrobat and equili- brist George A. Sims, monologist; J. F. Kelley, baritone accompanied by Mrs. Kelley on the piano. Dr. J. F. Dedman in acts of ledgerdermain; Miles Brothers, wrestling exhibit, and q boxing bout in perfect similitude of the genuine ring af- fair in miniature by Harry Miles Jr. and J. F. Dedman. Jr. Dr. Cabot 1ull had charge of the arrangements. Dr K. NJ Cunningham was called on for a speech and his humor added much to the merri- incnt of the occasion It was the unani- nous verdict of members of the medical association that they had never spent a