The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-17
Daily Lectures and Demonstra- tions Will Be Given Begin
 hing Next Wednesday
MANY TOOK PART IN THE
 CONFERENCES YESTERDAY
Graduate Nurses Association Will Have Members on Duty Every Day To Assist In Explanation
 of Exhibits.

The tide of interest in the opening of the American Tuberculosis exhibition
 rolled way out over the county yester- day. Ensley, Woodlawn, West End. Pratt City, Elyton. Avondale and Graymont
 were represented at informal conferences held yesterday at noon for planning com
 mittees in the Birmingham district towns
 and arranging for days at the exhlbi- ton. Mayors, health officers, ministers and other prominent citizens came in l from different sections of the county. The Hebrew Ladies Benevolent associa- 1 tion, St. Vincents hospital and Graduate 1 Nurses association were in the afternoon conferences for considering the effect of tuberculosis upon relief work in the homes 1 of the poor. The Graduate Nurses will
 have members on duty every day during l the exhibition helping to explain the ex- | hibits which have to do with the home treatment of the disease. There will be no consumptives cn hand, but there 1 will be most delightful appearing room, 1 light and clean and beautiful-just the
 sort which ought to be possible for every 1 sick person.
 l The programme as announced gives two series of special addresses running | throughout the exhibition period. The programme will be as follows for l the exhibition:
 Daily Programme.
 Exhibition opens daily 10 a. m. to 10 p.
 m. Illustrated lectures hourly. 1 Wednesday, May 20, 1908, P. M.-Sub l ject, States Responsibility in Connec- 1 tion With the Crusade Against Tubercu- losis'' Chairman, Dr. Glenn Andrews. Speakers, Gen. Rufus N. Rhodes, Dr. R. ] M. Cunningham. Thursday, May 21, 1908, P. Ms-Sub- 1 ject, Fundamental Facts in the Proven 1 tion and Cure of Tuberculosis.' Chair
 man. Dr. Lewis Whaley. Speakers, Dr. I c. c. Jones, Dr. w. c. Gewin. 8 P M-Subject, "The Relation of the
 Medical Profession to the Crusade | Against Tuberculosis" Chairman, pr. B. 1 L. swyman Speakers, pr. W. G. liar I rison, Dr. D. F. Talley.
 Friday May p, 1908, 4 P M.-subject, l 'sCare of the Consumptive in the Home" 1 Chairman, Dr. Cunningham Wilson.
 Speakers pr. A. F. Toole, pr. J. c. l Walker.
 l 8 P. M.-Subject, What the Health De- 1 partment of Birmingham and Jefferson l County Is Doing and What It Should Do l in the Crusade Against Tuberculosis.' 1 Chairman, Mayor George B. Ward. l Speakers, Dr. E. H. Sholl, Dr. R. B. Hardness.
 Saturday. May 2s, 1908, 4 P M.-Subject Tuberculosis and the Visiting Nurse l Chairman, Dr. Mac Rogers. Speakers, Dr. ". T. Berry. Dr. James D. Dedman. P. M.-"Importance of the Early | Diagnosis in the Treatment of Tubercu- 1 losis" Chairman, Dr. George A. Hogan. | Speakers, Dr. Cobot Lull Dr. J. M. Lowery.
 Monday, May 25, 1908, D. m.-Subject. "Tuberculoss In It's Relation to the Child" Chairman, Dr. Kennith Bradford; speakers, Dr. J. Ross Snyder, Dr. Thomas | D. Parke.
 l D. m.-Subject, Relation of Tubercu- l losis to the Work of Associated Charities l Chairman, MT. Job Going: speakers, the Rev John w. Stagg, Mrs. William Hardy, | Capt. R. F. Manley.
 Tuesday, May 26, 190S.-The whole day | will be devoted to the consideration of l tuberculosis in the negro race. Addresses will be delivered during the day by the following speakers: Chairman, pr. U. G. l Mason; speakers, the Rev c. L. Fisher, the Rev. S. w. Walker William R. Pet tiford, Dr. A. M. Brown. Hours for these addresses will be an- | nounced.
 Wednesday, May 27, 19OS p. m.-Sub- ject, Patent Medicine In the Treatment of Tuberculosis.'' Chairman, MT. John
 l.. Parker; speakers, Dr. ". H. Bell, Dr. H. N Rosser.
 D. m.-Subject, 'The Commercial As
 pect of Tuberculosis" Chairman, MT. Sterling A. Wood; speakers, MT. J. B. Babb, MT. James Bowron. Thursday, May 2S, 1908, D. m.-Subject, ",The Outdoor Treatment of Tuberculoss.' Chairman, pr. T. L. Robertson; speakers, Dr. Lewis E. Morris, pr. l.. G. Woodson. p. m.-Subject, "The Duty of the Coun-
 ty In the Care of the Incipent and Incur able Case of Tuberculosis" Chairman, MT. John T. Reed; speakers, Dr. w. P. McAdory, Dr. J. D. Heacock. Friday, May 29 1908, p. m.-Subject, Methods of Infection and Dissemination of Tuberculosis.' Chairman, Dr. w. M. Jordan, speakers, Dr. Frank A. Lupton, pr. T. A. Casey.
 D. m.-Subject, 'Tuberculosis In It's Relation to the Wage-earner and Organ ized Laborer." Chairman, MT. J. F. Mosley; speakers, MT. w.. R. Fairley, Mir. Andy Marx, MT. James B. Drake. Saturday. May 30, 1908, 4 p. m.-Subject, .'Tuberculosis In the Schools" Chair nan, Dr. J. H. Phillips; speakers. Dr. A. P. Montague Prof. E. F. Hogan, MT. Samuel Ullman.
 D. m.-Subject, '"fhe Modern Treatment If Tuberculosis" Chairman, Dr. J. D. S. Davis; speakers, pr. H. E. Presley, pr. William H. Wilder. Monday June 1, 1908, p. m.-Subject. "A Field for Women In the Anti-Tuber- culosis Crusade Chairman, Miss Villa Allen. Speakers, Lowell Monday, June l, 1908, p. m.-Subject, What Shall We Do For Greater Bir- mingham?' Chairman, MT. James Wealth. erly. speakers. Gov. B. B. Conner, MT, Frank S. White ST. MT. Robert Jemison,